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RUFC - Evans 'It's a travesty'
Rotherham United Manager Steve Evans was understandably disappointed with the loss last night to Northampton Town at their Sixfields Stadium.
Speaking to Radio Sheffield after the game, the Millers boss said, 'It`s a travesty. And they`ve celebrated as though they`ve won the league or the cup.
'I thought we looked all at sea in the first twenty-five minutes but from then until the ninety-fifth minute we tore them to shreds. Then they scored a late goal and it`s a sucker punch but we`ll pick the boys up again and go again on Saturday.
'We`ve had enough chances and their young goalkeeper made six or seven fantastic saves and kept his team in the game at one-one. From the sixty minute mark we tortured their goal so it is a disappointment but I thought tonight was as good as we`ve played but these things will happen to us.
'I thought my back five, until the last few minutes when they switched off, were excellent tonight and I think we`ve all done our jobs tonight and I don`t know why we aren`t coming away winning four-one.`
Asked about Daniel Nardiello`s substitution, Evans said it wasn`t an injury, 'We just wanted some pace in behind and Kieran Agard gave us that.`
A word for Trevor Kettle? 'I think he`s been good tonight. Trevor`s had his criticisms and probably deservedly so but I think he`s had a steady game tonight. Though there was a decision when Kieran Agard got sliced when he was going to go through on goal and I`ll ask the assessor to review that and I hope the referee has got that right because it was a game changing moment.`
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Hong Kong textbooks contain negative stereotypes on cultures and religions, researcher warns
"Most countries in the north" are developed, wealthy and free while "southern countries" are poorer, with lower education levels, a lack of technology and more political censorship.
No offence, Australia, but this is what a Hong Kong school textbooks says, according to a University of Hong Kong scholar researching the subject.
Stereotypes are more prevalent in textbooks than she expected, says Dr Liz Jackson, a social-science education specialist who has been researching secondary-school liberal studies textbooks for a year and a half.
"I've been surprised to find … a lot of negative stereotypes about Islam and … just a very simple way of discussing diversity," Jackson says. "This doesn't really increase understanding."
Some textbooks, when discussing ethnic minorities, say these people are all disadvantaged, poor and discriminated against. Others say different cultures cannot get along.
In the "Political Globalisation" chapter in Longman New Senior Liberal Studies, published by Pearson, two pictures - one of a Western woman in modern clothing and the other of a Muslim woman in a niqab, or veil, covering her face - are juxtaposed on the same page. The chapter features six pictures depicting Islam - all showing terrorists and extremists.
The passage on the northern and southern countries appears in another set of textbooks published by the Hong Kong Educational Publishing Company.
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Discussions of new immigrants from the mainland appear disproportionately more than those about other minority groups and cultures in all textbooks, Jackson says, adding: "In general, there is a trend that the discussions are oversimplified."
The Educational Publishing Company says the comparison of northern and southern countries is made from a perspective of history and economics and tries to explain how globalisation and outsourcing have come into being. However, the passage does not refer to any time frame for the statement.
Pearson says it has completely changed the contents of the textbook in its latest edition.
Jackson, who is researching the 2010 edition of the four most popular textbook sets, says that when she compared textbooks in the United States over a 10-year span, she seldom observed dramatic changes in content.
Also, when she recently presented her research, many people in her audience told her they still used the 2010 textbooks.
Jackson says cramming too many topics into a few pages is one of the reasons for the generalisation. The media's focus on exciting or frightening news stories and prevalent stereotypes in television shows and films also prevent people from learning about the diversity of other cultures, especially in Hong Kong, where more than 90 per cent of the population is Han Chinese.
"Children don't necessarily know diverse people," she says. "Teachers, too, may not. If they're getting their information from the textbooks, the news and movies, there's no way for them to know what lives are really like for ethnic minorities in Hong Kong."
Jackson believes a lack of knowledge of diversity will lead to ignorance and poor policy making, as good decisions are made with the best information available based on the understanding of differences. "One of the purposes of education is to invite students to a broader world so they can transcend their social class and become upwardly mobile."
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Janlori at Poets House Reading from her chapbook, 'Akhmatova's Egg'
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Reading, Flintridge Bookstore, La Canada, California, Oct. 13, 2013, 5pm, hosted by Rattle Poetry. (click here for the flyer)
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"At the Cubbyhole Bar" was chosen by Gerald Stern for the Raynes Prize
Click here to see Janlori reading the prizewinning poem
Read what Gerald Stern wrote about the poem:
"I like—very much—Goldman's poem, "At The Cubby Hole Bar," because it addresses the subject—the American Dream—indirectly and as a poem, with all the ambiguity and metaphor you could—and should—find there instead of rhetorically and politically; and, closely connected, because it is not—in the least—sentimental. A whole novel is contained in the poem; it will appeal—in its plain language—to anyone (all of us) who knows the facts. It is tender, moving, honest, and accurate."--"Gerald Stern on the winners of the 2013 Raynes Poetry Competition"
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'Akhmatova's Egg' chapbook published by Toadlily Press. Launch Reading at Poets House, October 6, 2013, 2pm
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Dawn Gorman (Somerset, England)
Leslie LaChance (Nashville, TN)
Janlori Goldman (Accord, NY)
This event was funded in part by Poets & Writers, Inc. with public funds from the NY State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Cuomo and the NY State Legislature.
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AWP PANEL ON NARRATIVE MEDICINE, Boston, MA
MARCH 7, 2013, featuring Sharon Olds, Chris Adrian, Jan Freeman, Suzy Becker, and Janlori Goldman
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Massachusetts Poetry Festival, in Salem, May 3-5, 2013
'Honoring Our Matriarchs' panel, featuring Jan Freeman,
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Introduction to Notes from Sick Rooms by Mark Hussey
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Published together for the first time, Virginia Woolf and her mother, Julia Stephen, create a literary conversation between parent and child, patient and care giver, from the vantage points each experienced in the world of illness. By turns poignant and humorous, compassionate and direct, On Being Ill with Notes from Sick Rooms presents Woolf's writing style and her life in a new light, while Stephen's tone and wit suggest a stylistic familial resemblance that goes beyond the physical appearance of mother and daughter.
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For the Crowns of Your Heads: Poems for Haiti
Please support the rebuilding of Biblioteque du Soleil in Haiti, destroyed in the recent earthquake — with a minimum $20 donation, you'll receive "For the Crowns of Your Heads," which includes an introduction by Edwidge Danticat, and poems by Jean Valentine, Cornelius Eady, Alexiz De Veaux, Tina Chang, Cheryl Boyce-Taylor, Monica Hand, and more!
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Collection Croisiere Fragrances
Going against the tide...
Mindful of its creative and financial independence, PG is one of the few French houses that never gave in to the oud trend, preferring to focus on the themes that truly inspired its perfumer.
With the Collection Croisiere, Pierre Guillaume turns a new page, leaving "single-material" themes behind - whether oud, tuberose, or leather - to take on, among other things, the least-exploited and most often decried genre in alternative perfumery: aquatics.
Though as a "cruise" collection the line is obviously inspired by travel, it also expresses Pierre Guillaume's need to reset to zero. To zoom out. The material is no longer the heart of the subject, but the means to tell a story. More than ever PG scents focus on their evocative power.


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The recall of all products manufactured by a Massachusetts drug company has created a critical shortage of several commonly used, life-saving injectable medications, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Many hospital pharmacies, including in Maine, are being forced to compound their own medications or use other drugs, sometimes less effective ones, to treat patients.
"We are doing the manufacturing in-house now and it's definitely put a crimp on the system," said Tim McCall, pharmacy director for Maine Coast Memorial Hospital in Ellsworth.
Don Watson, pharmacy manager for clinical services at Maine Medical Center in Portland, said the recall has exacerbated a national shortage that has been a problem for the past two years.
"It's a moving target to make sure patients are getting the most appropriate medication," he said. "There are days when we say, 'Where are we going to get drugs for these patients?'"
Ameridose of Westborough, Mass., voluntarily recalled all of its products and suspended operations last month in response to an investigation by the FDA and Massachusetts' board of pharmacy.
Authorities began looking into the company because of its ties to the New England Compounding Center of Framingham, Mass., whose products were responsible for an outbreak of fungal meningitis that has caused 29 deaths and hundreds of infections.
No products made by Ameridose have been found to be contaminated, but all have been recalled as a precaution because the company could not verify that sterility practices were followed, according to the FDA. The company stopped producing on Oct. 10 and will be shut down at least until Nov. 19 while the FDA continues to investigate.
With Ameridose no longer manufacturing products, the FDA says some commonly used drugs are in short supply:
• Sodium bicarbonate, which is sometimes used to treat acidosis or in conjunction with CPR.
• Succinylcholine, a muscle relaxer that is often used to facilitate insertion of a breathing tube.
• Atropine sulfate, which is used to stimulate heart rates.
• Bupivacaine hydrochloride, an anesthetic.
• Lidocaine hydrochloride, an anesthetic.
• Furosemide, a diuretic often administered to patients with hypertension and congestive heart failure.
The FDA has asked other manufacturers to increase production of those medications. If U.S. manufacturers cannot meet patient needs, the FDA has said it will explore importing drugs.
The Maine Board of Pharmacy asked Ameridose on Thursday to voluntarily surrender its license to operate here. The board also suspended New England Compounding Center's license in the state.
It's still not clear how many Maine facilities are customers of Ameridose. John Martins, a spokesman for Maine's Department of Health and Human Services, said the state hasn't played a role in the latest recall and didn't have information on how many Maine hospitals or practices did business with Ameridose.
Becky Schnur, a spokeswoman for the Maine Hospital Association, said she didn't know which Maine hospitals have been affected. An FDA spokeswoman said the federal agency did not have a list of Ameridose customers.
Representatives from Ameridose have not returned multiple calls for comment. The company's website indicates that all customers were sent a letter dated Oct. 31 instructing them to quarantine all products they received from Ameridose.
The FDA said Ameridose customers are not being asked to notify patients who might have received the company's medications because no contamination has been found.
Some Maine hospitals said they have received Ameridose products in the past, but none characterized the company as a major supplier.
McCall at Maine Coast Memorial in Ellsworth said he had to pull only four Ameridose products, and none were on the shortage list. He said his staff is now doing its compounding in-house.
Watson at Maine Medical Center said the recall affected six products and his staff has taken on more in-house compounding.
Jill McDonald, spokeswoman for Eastern Maine Medical Center in Bangor, said Thursday that the recall has forced the hospital to compound more medications on site. She said the hospital may stop buying compounded products altogether in light of the problems with the New England Compounding Center and Ameridose.
Compounding refers to the practice of blending pharmaceuticals to produce medications that are not commercially available. Most hospital pharmacists can do it, but they also rely on companies such as Ameridose because of the time and resources it takes to compound.
Compounding facilities such as Ameridose can produce medications that don't expire quickly. When compounding is done on a smaller scale, the medications expire more quickly, so products are sometimes wasted.
Maine has companies that compound medications for use by hospitals and medical practices, but the compounding is generally done to meet a specific prescription, not to produce mass quantities to be shipped to hospitals and health care practices.
McCall and Watson said Ameridose has been a good supplier and they hope the shutdown is temporary.
"I've only dealt with two compounding facilities and they have both been in the news recently," McCall said. "I think it's put a lot more scrutiny on the industry, but that's good. The places that are operating above board should have nothing to worry about."
Watson said Maine Medical Center uses two other compounding companies. He will continue using both, but said neither is in a position to fill the void left by Ameridose.
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Since its original publication by Little, Brown and Company in 1942, Edith Hamilton's Mythology has sold millions of copies throughout the world and established itself as a perennial bestseller in its various available formats: hardcover, trade paperback, mass market paperback, and e-book. Mythology succeeds like no other book in bringing to life for the modern reader the Greek, Roman, and Norse myths and legends that are the keystone of Western culture – the stories of gods and heroes that have inspired human creativity from antiquity to the present.
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Edith Hamilton loved the ancient Western myths with a passion–and this classic compendium is her tribute. "The tales of Greek mythology do not throw any clear light upon what early mankind was like," Hamilton explains in her introduction. "They do throw an abundance of light upon what early Greeks were like–a matter, it would seem, of more importance to us, who are their descendents intellectually, artistically, and politically. Nothing we learn about them is alien to ourselves." Fans of Greek mythology will find all the great stories and characters here–Perseus, Hercules, and Odysseus–each discussed in generous detail by the voice of an impressively knowledgeable and engaging (with occasional lapses) narrator. This is also an excellent primer for middle- and high-school students who are studying ancient Greek and Roman culture and literature. –Gail Hudson
The New Yorker
Edith Hamilton retells the Greek, Roman, and Norse myths with a sure taste and scholarship that help to restore their quality as perennial and refreshing fables about human nature, including our own.
The New York Times
No one in modern times has shown us more vividly than Edith Hamilton 'the glory that was Greece and the grandeur that was Rome.' Filtering the golden essence from the mass of classical literature, she proved how applicable to our daily lives are the humor and wisdom of more than 2,000 years ago.
About the Author
Edith Hamilton, an educator, writer and a historian, was born August 12, 1867 in Dresden, Germany, of American parents and grew up in Fort Wayne, Indiana. Her father began teaching her Latin when she was seven years old and soon added Greek, French, and German to her curriculum. Hamilton's education continued at Miss Porter's School in Farmington, Connecticut, and at Bryn Mawr College near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, from which she graduated in 1894 with an M.A. degree. The following year, she and her sister Alice went to Germany and were the first women students at the universities of Munich and Leipzich.
Hamilton returned to the United States in 1896 and accepted the position of headmistress of the Bryn Mawr Preparatory School in Baltimore, Maryland. For the next twenty-six years, she directed the education of about four hundred girls per year. After her retirement in 1922, she started writing and publishing scholarly articles on Greek drama. In 1930, when she was sixty-three years old, she published The Greek Way, in which she presented parallels between life in ancient Greece and in modern times. The book was a critical and popular success. In 1932, she published The Roman Way, which was also very successful. These were followed by The Prophets of Israel (1936), Witness to the Truth: Christ and His Interpreters (1949), Three Greek Plays, translations of Aeschylus and Euripides (1937), Mythology (1942), The Great Age of Greek Literature (1943), Spokesmen for God (1949) and Echo of Greece (1957). Hamilton traveled to Greece in 1957 to be made an honorary citizen of Athens and to see a performance in front of the Acropolis of one of her translations of Greek plays. She was ninety years old at the time. At home, Hamilton was a recipient of many honorary degrees and awards, including election to the American Academy of Arts and Letters. Edith Hamilton died on May 31, 1963 in Washington, D.C.
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Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes
by Edith Hamilton
My rating: 4 of 5 stars
I have never read, or even seen, a book quite so straightforward, compact, and simply written that brings together the mythology of the ancient Greeks and Romans (even a little Norse mythology thrown in).
I picked up this book for some beach reading. (I imagine that sounds strange, but I don't read novels very often.) As I expected, it was dry in parts and entertaining in other parts. Overall, I can't imagine getting a better introduction to the subject. I feel much better prepared to read the original writers, having some context and overall perspective.
My other goal was to become a better reader and writer. Hamilton's style is simple and friendly without embellishment. I'm glad because this book could otherwise have been twice the size. I was interested in the content, to plant the seeds of myth and literary allusion that I hope to include in my own writing and to recognize in what I read.
I recommend this book to anyone interested in an overview of Greek and Roman mythology. It's very well organized and easy to navigate. I read it straight through, but it would also be a great reference on the subject. The index is exhaustive and helpful.


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Ex-TVB boss Stephen Chan's lawyer retracts comment in bribery case
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A lawyer for ex-TVB general manager Stephen Chan Chi-wan retracted an argument in court on Wednesday, after a judge warned him it was a "dangerous" justification for anyone to accept bribes.
Chan is in court this week facing an appeal by the ICAC against his acquittal in District Court last year, on corruption charges under the anti-bribery ordinance.
The case turns on Chan's acceptance of a HK$112,000 payment from Olympian City in 2010, behind the back of his employer TVB, to perform in the live talk show Be My Guest, which was held at the mall.
Joseph Tse Wah-yuen SC, for Chan, had said on Tuesday that the celebrity's appearance on the show was "beneficial" to TVB, which gave him a reasonable excuse to think he was justified in accepting the payment.
On Wednesday, however, Tse abandoned the argument, saying: "We … will not rely on the submission that if the act was beneficial to TVB then it is a reasonable excuse [for Chan to have received the reward]."
Tse was reacting to a warning from Mr Justice Wally Yeung Chun-kuen, in Tuesday's session, that his suggestion was dangerous, and asking for a clarification because "people can use it as an excuse to receive [a] reward by saying that their act is beneficial to their principal".
The Independent Commission Against Corruption is asking the Court of Appeal to reverse a District Court verdict and to find Chan, and his then assistant Edthancy Tseng Pei-kun, guilty of three charges under the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance.
Acting Chief District Judge Poon Siu-tung acquitted Chan last year, ruling that he had appeared on the show as a celebrity or an artiste, not as a TVB general manager.
On Wednesday, Tse stressed that in deciding whether Chan was guilty, his state of mind at the time of accepting the reward should be considered. Because Chan did not intend to influence or affect TVB's business, he should not be convicted, Tse said.
The appeal continues before Yeung, Mr Justice Peter Cheung Chak-yau and Madam Justice Maria Yuen Ka-ning on Wednesday afternoon.
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Workshop on oil spill response held in ChinaOrganisations and Associations // July 11, 2012
A workshop and meeting hosted by the China Maritime Safety Agency (China MSA) to enhance cooperation bewteen the IMO, China MSA and IPIECA on preparedness and response to oil spills took place recently. Another aim of the event was to promote Chinas capability to tackle oil spills.
The event was held 1921 June 2012 in Qingdao, China, and was attended by over 70 delegates from the relevant international organizations, government and industries.
The broad conclusions of the workshop were that there is a considerable and changing risk of oil spills in China.
There are systems in place with significant capacity to meet that risk but given that these risks are constantly in flux, these systems need to be adjusted and improved in the light of lessons learnt from recent major incidents.
One area for improvement is to strengthen cooperation between government and industry.
In the afternoon of the second day, the workshop turned into a meeting dedicated to the strengthening of cooperation between government and the industry on oil spill preparedness and response.
With a view to achieving the objectives of the GI process through concrete and practical activities, the participants agreed to the establishment of an informal oil spill preparedness and response technical consultative group, and approved the options for a biennial programme of joint GI activities.
It is intended to launch the new GI China Programme in 2013.
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I was horrified to read this post from Consumer Reports, which says that in 2006, three children in one county died due to the improper use of a crescent-shaped pillow in their crib. As someone who hesitated about using crib bumpers (and used only breathable bumpers), it's never occurred to me to put anything in my children's cribs except my children.
But I couldn't help noticing that one of the moms at Tyler's daycare put a Boppy in her daughter's crib when her daughter was about a year old. Her daughter slept on her stomach with her head and shoulders on the Boppy. I cringed inwardly but I'm not good friends with the girl's mother, so I didn't feel comfortable saying anything. Fortunately, this girl has moved into the next room and no longer naps in a crib at daycare.
This seems like a good time to emphasize the importance of an empty crib. As the American SIDS Institute says, "There should be nothing in the [crib] but the baby – no covers, no pillows, no bumper pads, no positioning devices and no toys." For more tips on preventing SIDS, visit their web site.


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Tapping the Turn, is a conference on water's social dimensions. Inspired by a growing interest in more effectively combining scientific and humanities and social sciences (HASS) research, Tapping the Turn will be held in Canberra, Australia on Thurs 15th and Fri 16th Nov, 2012.
Papers highlighting the links between the natural, physical and technical aspects of water, and its social roles and cultural meanings will be presented.
You are warmly invited attend this international conference dedicated to water's social dimensions.
In recent years, social scientists have imagined 'social natures' – nature-cultures and natural-technical and socio-technical assemblages – where nature is not autonomous of human endeavour and human agency but the environment imbues, and is imbued by, human cultural activity. It has been noted that in developing the idea of water as a scientific element, a vital and physical 'resource', H2O has become an exploitable 'resource' heroically engineered to supply urban citizens living far from its source. This worldview posited a fundamental separation between the natural realm of water and the social contexts within which it is used, represented and controlled. Modernity has robbed water of its history and geography, severed people's connections with sources of a vital element and constrained our imaginative capacities to learn and 'think with' water.
In spite of this dominant worldview, a revolution in the way people know and represent water is underway: there is a turn away from the presumed and established fundamental separation between the natural realm of water and the social contexts within which it is used, represented and controlled. It is the nature of this revolution that Tapping the Turn seeks to explore.
Following the abstract review process, an number of session sub-themes were identified. These sub-themes are listed under the relevant themes.
a) Living with Water – City, country, farm, home, body, spirit
Household water use; rural and remote issues; cultural meanings and spiritual values of water; water and well-being.
Session themes Water Spirits, Household Water, Evocation, Watery Transitions
b) Water Geographies, Histories and Futures – Tracing, writing, mapping, modelling
Water heritage; integrated and participatory water planning; site-specific water management.
Session themes Contextualising Waterscapes, Managing Complexity, Debunking & Subverting
c) Water Security and Insecurity – The hydropolitics of fear
Social aspects of water sustainability; demand management planning; predictability, unpredictability and complexity.
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How to Buy Tame, Hand-Fed Easter Egger Hens from Our Daughter
This summer our daughter Rain decided to raise the tamest Easter Egger hens and sell them once they were close to laying age. She is selling them for the excellent price of $20.00 each. They are now large and feathered enough to be housed in outdoor coops but young enough they haven't started laying yet. They will start laying sometime between fall and spring (most likely in the spring when the days start to lengthen… most chickens don't lay well in the winter, anyway). They are nearly full grown but will get a little larger (so you will know for sure you aren't buying 8 year old adults that are past their laying age).
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Rain acquired these chicks at the day-old stage (sexed as all females, though we did wait until they were old enough to identify any accidental roosters and discovered one male that we already found a home for). Once they outgrew the chicks-in-a-baby-pool stage we moved them to a coop & outdoor pen on a friend's farm in Pelzer, SC. They have never been overcrowded and are incredibly cheerful, healthy birds. They are friendly enough to jump into laps if they think they'll get a treat. Some of them will perch on your arm or shoulder and all of them will eat out of your hand. Even if you aren't interested in pet hens, it is very useful to have tame chickens when you have need to catch them for wing clipping, relocating, medication, etc. Tame chickens also have fewer and less violent arguments when establishing their "pecking order."
They are clever foragers for free range birds, though you may need to clip their wings if you want them to stay in a low-fenced pen.
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The most important thing is to build or buy a predator-proof coop and to make sure you have enough room per bird — chicken health is almost entirely related to them not being crowded or subject to predation. The only reason we ever hear of for people failing at keeping chickens is they don't make sure their coops are raccoon & dog proof. This is an excellent link detailing how to keep your chickens safe from predators; I particularly second the advice on using 1/4th inch hardware cloth and burying it alongside the run. Our coop has a temporary run so if the chickens get up in the morning earlier than us, they can forage a bit before we let them out to free range. I am excited to learn about this electronic poultry door, too – it would be very convenient. Another great chicken product is the Avian Aqua Miser waterer… our chickens use them with ease and we never deal with poopy water or spillage. However, for the most part you need a good coop, chicken food, and a source of water.
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Leaders of a progressive donor network said Thursday that a memo written in cloak-and-dagger tones and referring to minorities, dropouts and GED-earners as "idiots" is a forgery.
The Colorado Democracy Alliance didn't use words such as "HIGH—COVERT," "rendezvous" or "Imbedded Media Ops" in its strategizing to push its progressive agenda and elect sympathetic candidates, leaders say.
Fake or no, the document is certain to provide fodder for Republican adversaries who immediately issued a statement from state party chairman Dick Wadhams on Wednesday criticizing the "culture of condescension" among his political foes.
Carolyn Siegel, formerly of the AFL-CIO, led an alliance-supported effort to raise Colorado's minimum wage through a ballot initiative. She scoffed at the idea she or anyone tied to the initiative would refer to voter-outreach efforts as "educate the idiots," which appears in the undated document.
"I have never seen (the memo) before," Siegel said. "That looks bogus."
Alliance legal adviser Mark Grueskin produced his own undated memo, which he said was stolen from the alliance's offices and later used to produce the forgery.
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Sir Winston Churchill has consented to accept the annual Theodor Herzl Award–a gold medallion–of the Zionist Organization of America following his unanimous selection by the organization as recipient of this year's award in tribute to his historic accomplishments both as "an architect of the Jewish State and protagonist of Zionism," it was announced here today by Dr. Max Nussbaum, ZOA president.
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One long-ago night in winter, when Pius XII was still pope, my mother sidestepped our usual dinner of hamburgers and passed hot cross buns around the kitchen table. It was the first night of Lent. We had entered the Christian season of fasting and prayer that wends its way, for close to seven weeks, toward Easter.
That evening, my mother had all six of us children to herself and she was happy. A schoolteacher, she liked fitting a lesson into everyday events. There were enough of us to make a small class. The shiny buns she took from the bakery box had a story to go with them. They were only made during Lent and the grid of white frosting on top formed a cross. An English monk invented them in the Middle Ages.
All of that explained why I had never seen them before. But it was the first bite that convinced me they were the right food for the occasion. They were filled with dried fruit, one of my least favourite foods. Lent must be an acquired taste, I decided.
Our mysterious meal is my first clear memory of the most solemn phase in the church calendar year. I was in fifth grade at the Cathedral school in Syracuse, New York, and the nuns had drummed into our heads the meaning of the season. But it took my mother's lesson at the kitchen table, served with hot cross buns, to make an impression. Even now, the "surrender" of Lent that the saints write about makes me think of food.
I find I am not alone. Most of the two billion Christians in the world live in countries where Lent and special foods go together. Even people who don't observe the season as they once did remember what they used to eat at this time of year. Salt cod for Greeks, lentil patties for Armenians, bean soup for Italians, bread pudding with cheese for Mexicans. They are simple, inexpensive dishes made from local ingredients. However different they are from each other, there is something they share. They all comply with the rules of Lent.
For Roman Catholics, the strictest fasts are on Ash Wednesday and Good Friday, the first and one of the last days of the season. Adults in good health do not eat meat, and the day's total intake is one full meal with two others that should be very small.
While the three basic Lenten disciplines could be described as fasting, prayer and alms giving, interpretation is up to the individual.
For some, giving up bad habits counts as a fast. So does taking on something new as a form of self-discipline. Thus, some people may have spent the past six weeks trying to give up, say, smoking. Others may have abstained from a favourite food, such as chocolate.
Orthodox Christians, most with roots in Eastern Europe, Russia and Greece, follow austere rules, by comparison. Clean Monday, the first day of their Great Lent, which this year fell on March 18, as well as Holy Friday and Saturday, the last two days, are "dry fast'' days. Observers of the fast get by on fruits, nuts and foods that require no cooking.
On other days, the ideal is to give up meat, dairy products, fish (except shellfish), olive oil and wine. That leaves vegetables, fruits and grains.
From these recipes for self-denial come dishes that some people actually look forward to each year. "It's comfort food," Eloise Gomez says of capirotada, the Mexican bread pudding she grew up on. "Ash Wednesdays, we always knew my mum would make it with raisins and cheese."
In her cookbook, The Foods and Life of Oaxaca, Zarela Martinez gives the recipe for a dish made of chillies dipped in a batter of egg and dried shrimp that she associates with Lenten cooking in her mother's kitchen. That and a stew of dried corn, green onion and tomatoes were basic foods when she was growing up.
"They have an emotional connection," she says. Reviving them is not a religious calling for her, but a cultural one. "I rescue these dishes because they are part of Mexican heritage," Martinez says.
Other big-name cooks have been bringing back their own Lenten nostalgia foods. Last year during Lent, New Yorker Mario Batali, in an episode of his Molto Mario television show, spooned out his bread soup for Lent, made of breadcrumbs, parmigiano-reggiano and sweet peas in a chicken stock. Batali - currently in Melbourne for the Melbourne Food & Wine Festival - followed his Lenten soup with a dish of pasta and beans.
It is daunting to think about the quantities of macaroni and cheese, tuna casserole and fish fingers that have been consumed by Christians during Lent since the rise of frozen foods. Even foodies still think of them as the standard-bearers.
But ask Greek Orthodox Christians what they eat during Lent and it's a different story. "Lentil soup," says Anastasia Kalivas, who manages an Orthodox Christian bookstore in California.� "And on Holy Friday, the day Christ was crucified, we add vinegar to symbolise the vinegar the soldiers gave him when he was dying on the cross."
Plain rice, plain spaghetti and taramosalata spread on bread are other familiar Greek dishes for Lent. "If you keep the fast, Lent makes for a different lifestyle," Kalivas says. "You might live on vegetables the whole time, if you are Greek."
An afterthought spins conversation in the opposite direction. "You look forward to Great Lent, but you dread it, too," Kalivas says.
I approve of it, too. The observance of Lent never fails to remind me that ordinary life is a luxury.
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The Ottoman Empire
The Ottoman
The Fourth Crusade
The Ottoman Empire was in controlled of Jerusalem which the christians wanted because Jerusalem was the city where Christ died. The Christians wanted it so much that they had war with the Ottoman. there were 4 wars the fourth war was won by the Ottoman Empire.
Five Pillars of ISLAM
The Five Pillars are
The foundation
Giving structure to MUSLIM life
They are
Shahada; affirmation of Faith
Salat; Prayers
Zakat; Giving
Sawm; The Fast
Hajj; Pilgrimage
The Five Pillars are steps that Muslims have to follow
Janissary is a police in the Ottoman Empire. the Janissaries were always loyal to the Sultan. Janissaries had rules like they could not get married but in return they were well fed and well paid. 200 years later the Janissary started with 1000 then got to 48,000, after that corruption began.
Art and Architecture
Science, Math
Geography- the Ottoman empire drew Maps of theie empire
Al-Khwarizmi- This man created the number zero and algebra
The Ottoman empire calculated The circumference of the earth which was very close to the truth
Measles + small pox were studied
4,000 prescriptions
Added sweet-tasting syrups to meds
Al Razi- Treat the mind as well
Animals guts were used for stitches
Even Cataracts were treated
The Turkish Bath
Haman was the name for public baths
Hundred of toilets with marble and domes
There was lots of steam in them
Men and women were segregated
The Men were with children
The Women were with daughters and very young boys
The Faith
They declare their faith by saying the "Shahada"
"Shahada" is a sentence
"There is no god but God and Muhammad is his Messenger"
They say by saying this sentence you will become Muslim BUT you have to say it with meaning
It confirms that their God (Allah) passed his message through Muhammad
Prayers are also called Salat
They MUST be done five time a day
Dawn, Noon, Mid-afternoon, Sunset and Nightfall
They can be done at home, work, school or in a Mosque
Prayer MUST always be done in the direction of the Kabah (black cube) which is located in Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Men must perform the Friday afternoon prayer in a Mosque
The Zakat
The Islamic people believe that everything that belongs to you belongs to God
Every year Muslims give 2.5% of their money to the ones who need it
It is not mandatory to give in 2.5%
The Fast
They call it Ramadan. It lasts for 1 month
They don't eat between the hours of sunrise and sunset
They don't drink either BUT children can, especially the ones living in hot country like Singapore
In general children start fasting when they reach puberty
They practice discipline and they experience what the poor might live
They call it the Hajj. It takes place on the twelfth month of the lunar year
Its the biggest religious gathering of the world
Over 3 million Muslims travel each year to the Mecca
They walk 7 times counter clock wise around the Kabah (black cube)
That is the same Kabah they prey towards 5 times per day
Every Muslim should go there at least once in their life if they are physically and financially capable.
The black curtain around the Kabah is called the Kiswah
Jihad means "making an effort" in the cause of god
Includes fighting in defense of Muslims (this is lesser Jihad)
The greater of Jihad is to work hard at achieving personal goals
Extremists sometimes perform cruel acts using this because it is the way they understand the rule
Quran (Koran)
Slavery was legal as it was in most of Europe at the time
one out of five people were slaves in the Empire
There were slaves shops around the Ottoman empire
20,000 slaves were bought in a year
Most beautiful woman slaves were often offered to the Sultan's harem
Animals were essential to the Ottoman empire
Animals meant: food like
Milk, cheese, yogurt, honey
all from cows, sheeps and bees
They also allowed them to make clothes with wool from sheep's
Horses and Oxes helped to plough farms and provide transport
Robert Bator (2000). Daily Life in Ancient and Modern Istanbul. Minneapolis, Minnesota U.S.A. : Runestone Press . p1-p64.
IslamiCity.com - The Pilars of Islam . 2014. IslamiCity.com - The Pilars of Islam . [ONLINE] Available at: https://www.islamicity.com/mosque/pillars.shtml. [Accessed 12 March 2014].
Bibliography: Hurriyetdailynews.com. 2014. TASTE OF THE PAST - Slavery among the Ottomans. [online] Available at: http://www.hurriyetdailynews.com/slavery-among-the-ottomans.aspx?pageID=238&nID=19450&NewsCatID=438 [Accessed: 12 Mar 2014].
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In an interview with Lloyd Grove in The Daily Beast, New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand says she's prepared to defend her record and vision for New York against her challengers, most notably Harold Ford, Jr. Gillibrand contends that her record has been distorted by her political opponents.
Gillibrand ready for her challengers
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I think Senator Gillibrand is just responding to the Obama national agenda and not thinking for herself. First, when President Obama was hot and heavy into healthcare, I wrote to Senator Gillibrand and told her how I (and many others in Upstate New York) felt about the government taking over all of our healthcare. I told her we needed reform but not a complete take over by the government. I got back a huge article explaining just how great Obama's healthcare plan was and how it would be great for all Americans. She didn't listen.
Next, after the great people from Mass. ended the healthcare landslide, Obama decided to finally turn his attention to job creation. Low and behold, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand is teaming up with other Senators to write a bill designed to create more jobs. Her ad says, "Currently, there are 850,000 New Yorkers out of work". Why didn't she address this job loss long ago before it got to 850,000 New Yorkers out of work. I'll tell you why, she was working on the Obama healthcare take over scheme. She had to wait until Obama dictated what the next liberal policy discussion would be. She is an Obama puppet.
Knowing that he may need the gay and lesbian vote, Obama is now taking on the "Don't ask don't tell" military policy which was implemented by Bill Clinton in the 90's. Well guess what? Today I heard on the radio that Senator Gillibrand is speaking to a gay and lesbian group about doing away with the don't ask don't tell military policy. She said in her radio ad that It's a shame that the gay and lesbian men and women "have to lie" about their sexuality while they are serving their country. The policy makes it illegal to ask any member of the military if they are gay. Those members don't have to tell anyone. So if you can't ask, why in the world do gays and lesbians have to lie to anyone? The policy has worked because the good men and women of our military are professionals and know how to obey orders. They may not agree with the policy but they will do what they are told. Senator Gillibrand is in way over her head.
As I said above, in my opinion Senator Gillibrand is nothing more than a puppet for President Obama and his liberal policies. Every policy Obama has decided to bring to the forefront and speak out about, Senator Gillibrand suddenly falls right in place and makes it her own. Can't this women think for herself? I have no problem with her expressing her liberal beliefs but at least have the fortitude to bring up some of your own ideas. It's just too easy to march in the back of the line and wait for the next national agenda idea. Try thinking for yourself and listening to the people of Upstate New York for a change.


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Suitable for historians of China and Southeast Asia, this title offers information spanning the fifteenth to the twentieth centuries and examines maritime trading relations, political interactions, overland Chinese expansion and Chinese commerce in Southeast Asia.
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Spanning the fifteenth to the twentieth centuries and examining maritime trading relations, political interactions, overland Chinese expansion and Chinese commerce in Southeast Asia, this book will appeal to historians of China and Southeast Asia.
Table of contents:
1 Introduction, Geoff Wade and James K. Chin Maritime Trading relations 2 Hainan and Its International Trade, Roderich Ptak 3 China in India, John Guy 4 The Ryukyu Network between Southeast Asia and South China, Takeshi Hamashita Political interactions 5 The Portuguese Occupation of Malacca in 1511 and China's Response, Liao Dake 6 The Chinese Factor in the Shaping of Nguyen Rule in Southern Vietnam during the 17th & 18th Centuries, Danny Wong Tze-ken 7 King Taksin and China, James K. Chin 8 Towards a Geo-History of Asian Communism, Chris Goscha Overland Chinese Expansions 9 Chinese Imperial Expansion During the Early Ming, Geoff Wade 10 Disintegration from the Periphery, Christian Daniels Chinese Commerce in Southeast Asia 11 The Rise of Chinese Mercantile Power in Maritime Southeast Asia, ca. 1400-1700, Chang Pin-tsun 12 Chinese Traders in the Malay Archipelago, 1680-1795, Radin Fernando 13 Cang hai sang tian: Chinese communities in the 18th century Mekong delta, Li Tana 14 The Shifting China-Burma relationship and Categorizations of Chinese Migrants in Burma, 1740-1940, Michael W. Charney 15 Revenue Farming and the Chinese Economy of Colonial Southeast Asia, Carl Trocki
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Bing has not specified the launch date but will be holding a webinar on Excel Add-In on 12 September, 2013.
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A Thanka or Thangka Tibetan Paining is a Buddhist religious painting. Thankas or /Thangkas use intense colors and incredibly fine detail to depict deities and other elements of the Buddhist religion. A /Thanka or Thangkas or Tibetan Painting is painted or embroidered banner which is hung in a monastery or a family altar and carried out by Buddhist monks (also called lamas in local language) in ceremonial processions. In Tibetan word Than means flat and the later word ka stands for painting. That is how /Thanka or Thangka or Tibetan Painting gets it name. The Thanka or Thangka is thus a kind of painting done on a flat surface but which can be rolled up when not in required for display or ritual works.
2. What makes Thanka or Thangka so special ?
3. I have seen some Thankas or Thangkas with equal size of yours which are much cheaper than the Thankas or Thangkas in your web site, what's the difference?
Actually thankas or thangkas depend on the quality and the artist who makes the thanka or thangka .Thankas orThangkas can be found in any quality; very poor to very high quality. Higher quality thangkas/Thankas are more expensive than the lower quality Thankas or Thangkas though the size is same because of the various factors. In high quality Thankas or Thangkas the artist who make the Thangka/Thanka is the prime factor and the color combination of the paintings also matters a lot. We use original colors like; gold powder, flower dust, wood dust, etc. Since our artisans are in this business for generations and the colors use in our Thangka/Thanka will be original colors our Thankas or Thangkas are rest of all Thankas or Thangkas you find else where.
4. How experiences are the artists?
Very experienced. All our artist have been in Thanka or Thangka painting business for generations. Most of them are members of many prestigious painting associations and have won many awards.
5. Are your Thankas or Thangkas originals?
There is no doubt about that, all our Thanka or Thangka paintings are 100% original, one of a kind works of art, they are painted by Nepalese and Tibetan Thanka or Thangka painters who have dedicated their lives from generations to pursuit of perfection in art.
6. Are the Thanka or Thangka Paintings painted onto silk, or paper, or
Unless otherwise stated all our thanka or thangka or Tibetan Paintings are painted onto a silk.
7. I have seen Thanka or Thangka Paintings which have silk brocade or silk veil and hanging in rod, but I don't see any kind of those Thanka or Thangka Paintings in your web site, what is the difference?
Actually the Thanka or Thangka Paintings which have silk brocade or silk veil and hanging in a rod are specially used in Monastery or family altar since Thanka or Thangka Paintings are used in different ritual and ceremony in Buddhist culture. The silk brocade or silk veil plays important role in Buddhist rituals therefore the Thanka or Thangka Paintings are wrapped with silk brocade and silk veil and the rod is to make it easy for Thangka/Thanka Paintings to hang and remain steady. Otherwise there is no difference in Thanka or Thangka Paintings.
8. Do you offer yourThanka or Thangka Paintings in the silk brocade or silk veil hanging in a rod?
Yes, we can provide our Thanka or Thangka Paintings in the silk brocade or silk veil hanging in a rod, for that all you have to do is just send us mail before placing your order.
9. Do you offer framing?
No we don't provide frame. However you should have no problem whatsoever finding a framing service in your area.
10. Do you ship your Thangka/Thanka Paintings internationally?
11. What forms of payment of do you accept?
Credit cards: VISA, MASTERCARD, AMERICAN EXPRESS and DISCOVERY or Wire Transfer.
12. Is it safe to buy Thanka or Thangka Paintings through my credit card?
It is very safe to buy our Thanka or Thangka Paintings through your credit card in our web site.
13. What is the www.thangkapaintings.com product guarantee?
www.thangkapaintings.com guarantees the quality of all merchandise. Should any item from this web site be deemed defective, we will gladly assist you.
14. Are your Thanka or Thangka Paintings insured?
Yes, we insure all our Thanka or Thangka Paintings for loss.
15. Do I have to pay customs charges?
16. Are there any extra charges for international shipments?
Absolutely not. Beside Thanka or Thangka Paintings, the only extra charge you have to pay while buying our Thanka or Thangka Paintings through our web site is DHL service charge and Merchant Account service charge.
17. What shipping method do you use?
Unless otherwise requested we use DHL for shipping our Thanka or Thangka Paintings. It is automatically insured for loss, comes with tracking and is the fastest way to ship.
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You will receive an DHL Tracking No through e mail from us when we have shipped any item of your order.
19. How soon will I receive my order?
Your order will be shipped from our warehouse within 12 hours of placing your order. And you will get your orders anywhere in between 4 to 6 days.
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Volunteer interns are recruited year-round on a semester basis to volunteer in both the Accra-Ghana and Yaounde-Cameroon offices, and all volunteer internships are filled on a rolling basis. An intern's volunteer duties generally consist of program coordination, research, editing, and writing. The volunteer internships are unpaid.
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In news that should surprise no one who saw this coffee-table-book sized comic's premier at San Diego Comic Con, Paramount has bought the rights to Daniel LuVisi's Last Man Standing: Killbook of a Bounty Hunter with plans to turn it into a franchise. Also not shocking: it's about a wrongly-convicted soldier on the lam who is kicking ass in the future.
Daniel Luvisi first created and illustrated Last Man Standing as an art-filled coffee table book based on the life of Gabriel, an invincible soldier in alternate universe set 600 years in the future. Heavy Metal intends to publish a Last Man Standing graphic novel, and producer Scott Aversano (The Last Airbender) will work with Luvisi to bring Gabriel to the multiplex. [Collider]
On the official site, they promise "laughing, crying, sex, violence, robots, ninjas, burlesque girls, body builder sharks and sh-t you wouldn't fathom." I like where this is going, but will there be dinosaurs? A monster-hunter with boob cannons? Meerkats in watermelons? A sharkdog? A gentleman yeti? I have very refined tastes.
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[NOTE. This is part of my ongoing series on Social Media Thought Leaders. This post is the first of two parts.]
In my 2009 book, Twitterville, I argued that social media influence was built on a cult of generosity—those who give the most, actually get the most. Those who share the most useful and interesting stuff, end up having the most influence. From that perspective, Intel's social
By being relentlessly generous, with her time, thought, wisdom and encouragement, she has helped modernize the Intel brand from an aggressive and competitive engineering-driven semiconductor company into something of a bridge builder whose goal is to connect all people and by so doing empower them. To a great many people, she has become the personification of a new Intel, whose new brand components include leadership in diversity, governance, ethics and corporate social responsibility.
Kelly Olexa, is a case in point. Unsatisfied in a midlevel position at a Chicago-based social media agency, she felt stuck. But she felt some inspiration when she saw Walter speak at a Las Vegas conference in 2010. They met later in the day and was surprised her is how personally engaging she was. "Ekaterina was genuinely interested in me and she took the time to sit privately and get to
The flames apparently grew. Olexa would return to Chicago, quit her job and start Fitfluential, a nationwide social network for fitness enthusiasts. The company is reportedly flourishing with Olexa. Walter serves in an advisory capacity.
There are countless stories about Walter such as this. Jacqui Chew, founder of iFusion Marketing LLC, a startup marketing consulting firm, also met Walter at a conference. The two shared notes on being immigrant women professionals in the tech sector.
Years ago, Walter would have just been another nice lady working in a very big company. You and I would never have heard of her and she certainly would not be deserving of a two-part column in Forbes magazine.
But that was before social media came in to play and before her relentless penchant for helping others became scalable, as it is today. And the lion's share of all that Conversational Age scaling is being created and shared on devices powered by Intel.
Walter was raised in Krasnodar, a South Russian city of over 700,000, located 100 miles inland from the Black Sea. In the Stalinist Era, her great grandfather was dragged off bu the Stalinist government and imprisoned. Although the family was not informed until much later, he died on a Siberian Gulag. Times had improved somewhat as Walter grew up in the final years of Communism, but they were far from pleasant. Choices were limited in many things. There was only one flavor of gum—strawberry - and girls wore identical uniforms to class. If she had stayed in Russia, the best she could have expected professionally would have been in the un-dynamic life of a corporate accountant—which was far from her top choice.


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Harare, Zimbabwe 25 – 27 November 2015
The 1st Meeting of the Bureau of the 4th Pan-African Cultural Congress (PACC4) kicked off on Wednesday 25 November 2015 In Harare, Zimbabwe.The three (3) day meeting was jointly organized by the AU Department of Social Affairs and Government of Zimbabwe, through its Ministry of Rural Development, Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage.
In declaring the meeting open, the Honorable Abedinico Ncube, Minister of Rural Development, Promotion and Preservation of National Culture Heritage of the Republic of Zimbabwe pointed out the importance of the meeting to the achievements of the African Union Agenda 2063 especially its Aspiration five (5) on culture and heritage and which is in line with the 4th Pan-African Cultural Congress Framework for Action. The Honorable Minister further mentioned that the prioritization of culture and the arts within the tenets of sustainable development cannot be ignored and that is why the PACC4 Framework for Action and its Implementation Plan should propose ways for the contribution of culture and the arts in the development of the nations. The Hon. Minister urged the PACC4 Bureau Members to reflect on their mandate to guide the processes of the AU 4th Pan African Cultural Congress.
In his statement of support, His Excellency Ambassador Mussie Hailu the representative of the Presiding Officer of the African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC) stated that one of the objectives of the PACC4 Bureau Meeting was to: "Reflect on the collaboration between PACC4's structures and AU-ECOSOCC". He considered this as a key and very important factor due to ECOSOCC's mandate to enhance the work of Civil Society Organizations Africa and of PACC as it brings together African cultural workers and actors.
Ms. Angela Martins, Head of Culture Division at the Department of Social Affairs, AUC expressed gratitude to the Government of Zimbabwe for hosting the 1st Bureau Meeting of the African Union 4th Pan-African Cultural Congress (PACC4). She also expressed gratitude to the participants of the Meeting who responded positively to the invitation letter for the Bureau Meeting aimed at developing a concrete plan and resource mobilization strategy for the implementation of the PACC4 Framework for Action.
The PACC4 Bureau Meeting was attended by the Members of the Bureau, a representative from the African Union Economic, Social and Cultural Council (ECOSOCC), Representatives from Pan-African Cultural Institutions, Senior Officials of the Ministry of Rural Development, Promotion and Preservation of National Culture and Heritage of Zimbabwe and staff of the African Union Commission (AUC).
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One of my favorite months of the year for movies is March. The award shows have all wrapped, the general public is looking for a break from weighty dramas, and Hollywood hasn't quite geared up for the summer marketing blitz. During this transitional period, it's anybody's guess how a film might fare. For every flop released, you can bet there's a hidden gem right alongside it. In March 1999, one such diamond in the rough was the British import, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.
Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels opens with a fast-talking street hustler named Bacon (Jason Statham) hocking merchandise that, as he eloquently puts it, are not stolen, they just haven't been paid for. His partner, Eddy (Nick Moran), riles the crowd into a buying frenzy, but the two rabbit when a couple of 'cozzers' show up to arrest them. From there, the other two friends, Tom (Jason Flemyng) and Soap (Dexter Fletcher), are introduced along with the central plot. These four fellas have saved £100,000, which Eddy will use to buy his way into a high-stakes card game run by Hatchet Harry, a gent you obviously should not cross. Eddy's card-playing talents are no match for Harry's shifty tactics and he walks out with a debt of £500,000 to be paid by the four of them in one week's time before Harry's enforcer, Barry the Baptist, starts chopping fingers.
With the boys sufficiently scared, Harry has Barry line up a heist to relieve some old codger of a pair of antique shotguns using a couple of capital "M" morons. Meanwhile, Eddy's shady neighbors plot to rob some weed dealers of their stash and cash. I still haven't mentioned how Big Chris (Vinnie Jones), Harry's other hired muscle, or the insane, Afro-sportin' Rory Breaker (Vas Blackwood) fit into the story, but they do.
Guy Ritchie, as both writer and director, makes his first full-length film unforgettable. Eccentric characters spouting savvy banter captured with stylish camera angles keep the pace of this comedic, multi-heist film crisp and peppy. So what if the shadow of the boom mic can be seen at times or if some of the edits are a bit abrupt? So what if you have to occasionally back up to turn on subtitles to understand exactly what is being said? These minor issues won't stop audiences from getting sucked into this wild ride.
Some might argue Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels was another in a long line of films during the late 90s that rode the coattails of Tarantino's off-beat success, Pulp Fiction. While that may account for some of its initial success, Lock, Stock's staying power is due to the cleverly structured plotting and sharp dialogue. The charisma of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is most noteworthy for launching the career of not only Guy Ritchie, but that of Jason Statham and Vinnie Jones. Statham's stubbly pate and stoic stare have gone on to dazzle millions in one action pic after another. Jones has continued to chew up the scenery as the big bad-ass in a variety of films from action to comedy to horror. If for no other reason, Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels is worth watching just to see how it all began.


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About Us
The Pier Restaurant was built and opened in 1994 built on an old railroad pier that in the past connected the city of Quincy to the west. The restaurant is cantilevered from the shore to that old railroad pier, and with its location guests at lunch or dinner get a great view of river life. While dinning guests enjoy watching local wild life or just enjoy a sunset while the Mississippi rolls by. In the summer of 1999 after a short restructuring, The Pier reopened with a new partner, Richard Cole a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America and American Culinary Association Certified Executive Chef. In the last eleven years of the restaurant's renaissance, the concept of quality service and guest satisfaction has been established along with creative menu items using locally grown certified organic produce and only the freshest products available. The cuisine is what we like to call Midwestern with a Twist, specializing in fresh seafood, steaks, chops, and pastas served in creative ways while still keeping to our roots.


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During my most recent prenatal visit I met my "real" doctor for the first time and even had a 30 weeks pregnant ultrasound performed by him. I feared that this ultrasound would turn out like the other three ultrasounds I have had in this office. They were performed by the "substitute" doctor of my doctor's office. This 30 weeks pregnant ultrasound was awesome, especially compared to the previous ultrasounds.
The earlier ultrasounds were done by the "sub" doctor on an early fetus and a second trimester fetus. They were done with a newer machine, but performed hastily and with very little personal touch. I didn't even get to see the screen through most of the ultrasounds. The doctor talked very little and performed the ultrasounds so quickly I didn't understand how he could accurate fetus measurements or see any fetus defects if there were any. He almost tossed ultrasound baby pics at me that were truly awful! The baby looked so skeletal and alien. I realize babies can look like that in the early fetus stages, but I also know what a second trimester fetus can look like in ultrasound baby pics. They look much more human than the ultrasound baby pics he gave me. He just didn't take the time to get decent ones.
Enough with the rotten ultrasounds! This 30 weeks pregnant ultrasound was wonderful! The "real" doctor used an older ultrasound machine, but knew what he was doing. He skillfully manipulated the ultrasound baby pics so we could see our sweet baby's face, complete with chubby cheeks! He immediately found the sex of the baby and showed us that there was no mistake we're having a baby girl.
He carefully went over her entire body and took careful and calculated fetus measurements, all the while looking for fetus defects. It was such a relief to see her brain, heart, stomach, bladder, spine, and nose and palate all whole and complete and healthy. He even took the time to look at the placenta and the amount of fluid inside the uterus.
This doctor reassured us all was well with our baby. He even spent some time calculating and explaining to us what her fetal size and development had been over the fetus weeks, what is was now, and what it was most likely to be over the weeks to come. He was slightly concerned that baby was still in a breech position, but assured me that they would continue to do ultrasounds week by week until we saw her head down.
I was so grateful to finally have such a positive prenatal visit and a thorough 30 weeks pregnant ultrasound! Hurrah for doctors who know what they are doing and who take the time to do it!