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Raizer is a simple battery operated mobile lifting chair that helps a fallen person up to an almost standing position within a few minutes. Raizer can with ease be assembled and operated by only one assistant and does not require any physical effort besides a supportive hand.
A person who has fallen and can not get up again is raised comfortably up to a sitting or almost standing position in a way that supports the entire body throughout the process. This way of lifting shows consideration for the importance of being helped up in a dignified and safe way.
Ergonomic benefits
Raizer is to be disassembled after use and thus easily transported and used anywhere and in any situation. This innovative aid for lifting and moving allows the assistant to help a fallen person to sit or stand in a few minutes (including the assembly) from arrival on site.

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America's top sports organizations are fueling the childhood obesity epidemic by promoting fast food and sodas, researchers claim.
More than three quarters of food products and half of beverages sponsored by the leagues most popular among American children are unhealthy, a new study declares.
Public health experts have long questioned the hypocrisy behind top athletes such as LeBron James and Serena Williams serving as the face of sugary drinks and fast food brands – and this study highlights an even deeper link between the sports industry and the promotion of unhealthy habits.
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Here's Why Mountain Cedar Is Causing Allergy Woes for Texans
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Texas Monthly declares cedar fever, or a mountain cedar allergy, as part of the Texas culture "that stretches from the Red River to the Rio Grande. The progenitor of all this misery is a medium-sized, frankly undistinguished tree with sinewy limbs covered in shaggy bark that vaguely resembles orangutan fur. Despite its common name, the mountain cedar is actually a juniper (Juniperus ashei)."
But many Hill Country and northern Texans wonder why does cedar fever hit at the beginning of the year and linger for so long? WFAA reports that Ashe juniper is prevalent near Austin, and its pollen can easily be picked up by the wind and taken north. This pollen causes runny noses, sneezing, itchy eyes, and a desire to stay in bed.
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December to January is normally Ashe juniper's time to shine and release pollen, but a hard freeze can trigger even more of a release. Once it's out, it's going to fly around for a while. "The pollen count from mountain cedar on Tuesday was already in the 'high' range. Mild, dry weather should keep the pollen counts high, though there is rain in the forecast for North Texas this weekend," the news writes.
So what can Texans do? WFAA says to clean out your air filters and stay indoors.


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Featuring unforgettable songs and stories from South Carolina, the issue includes voices ranging from the Upstate to the Lowcountry, highlighting icons like Dizzy Gillespie and Eartha Kitt, as well as contemporary artists such as Shovels & Rope and Ranky Tanky.
Our cover star is NASA astronaut Ronald McNair, who became a physics (and music) pioneer when he brought a soprano sax into orbit in 1984. A native of Lake City, South Carolina, McNair died tragically in the Space Shuttle Challenger disaster two years later. In a revelatory and thoughtful feature in the issue, Jon Kirby speaks with McNair's family, friends, and colleagues, who remember him not only as a famous astronaut but also a devoted, one-of-a-kind musician.
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In Lexington, where I'm from, a federal medical prison stands on the town's west side. Far off the main road, it does not ask our attention as we drive home from the Kroger's or Goodwill—another sight among many in our urban pastoral. Not so long ago, this building held the nation's attention as the world's leading drug rehabilitation center, constructed to save civilization from the addict, and the addict from himself. Though, if the United States Narcotic Farm is today known for anything other than its eventual failure, it's for the legendary figures who came there.
When I was growing up here in the 1980s, the larger world told us we had nothing to be proud of. As Eastern Kentuckians, we knew better. We had our people, our work ethic, and our land. And we had our internationally known musicians: Loretta Lynn, Tom T. Hall, Jean Ritchie, Patty Loveless, Dwight Yoakam, many others. In our little corner of Southeastern Kentucky, we had the Phipps Family—lesser known but still a great source of pride for us.
Notes on the songs from our 19th Southern Music Issue CD featuring Kentucky.
This faculty, to be attuned to one's surroundings and the ways in which they're unique, to be rooted in the local, to be of a certain place—no matter if one permanently leaves it, like Richard Hell, or stays forever, like Rachel Grimes—is an elemental theme running through the Oxford American's 19th Southern Music Issue, devoted to Kentucky. It's manifest in every one of the songs and stories gathered here: the Commonwealth produces a particularly grounded cast of artists, writers, and musicians.
The Old Regulars sing loud. "You can't whisper it, it needs to have zip," one told me. Another: "If you can't shout down here, what are you gonna do when you get to Heaven?" There is an orderliness to their singing, a formal quality—it has the shape and thrust of liturgy. But it is also indisputably wild.
A Points South essay from the Kentucky Music Issue.
The last time I heard Jimmy Raney play was at Bellarmine College in Louisville. To know that a master like Raney had gone deaf was to know that a Rembrandt was burning. He played alone because he could no longer hear well enough to play with others.
A Points South essay from the Kentucky Music Issue.
Over Labor Day weekend last year I called a distant cousin, Mitch Cundiff, to ask if he could take me to Paradise. The old town is just a few miles from his home in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, where my grandmother grew up. He told me he was happy to, but there was nothing there to see. "It's like the John Prine song says," he explained. "They hauled it away."
I used to imagine the Holy Ghost as a fog that slept in the rafters of our church. I thought our music, singing, and shouting woke the Spirit. When It looked down and saw us, It was reminded of how lonely It was, how much It loved the children of God. Like the wind, the Holy Ghost wasn't visible, but we could still feel Its power. It gave those It touched the ability to speak in tongues, the word of God pouring out of their mouths in garbled consonants and rolling vowels.
An interview with Les McCann from the Kentucky Music Issue.
All through high school the band teacher and I were very good friends. He received tickets to all the bands and brought me to concerts. I was in perfect heaven. I never said no to anything. And my mother was a fake opera singer. She'd listen to the opera every Sunday while she cleaned house and wooooo, oh my God, it was great! Everybody was into something. Right across the street from our house was the Elk's Club, so every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday night you'd hear a beautiful organ trio playing.
Interviews with Dwight—at least mine—always occurred on Dwight Time and largely in Dwight Space. About two hours before that first phone interview, Dwight called to apologize and say his day was crazy. Could we reschedule? I said sure, we set a time a few days later, and then he proceeded to talk for at least another hour.


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5 Clever Gift Wrapping Idea For The Holidays!
1. Use an old shirt or fabric to wrap your gift!
2. Spruce up an old paper bag with some glued on fabric and buttons or black ink and raffia!
3. Use newspaper lying around the house! Your most likely going to throw it away anyways, why not give it another life before its off to the landfill!
P.S- Newspaper is perfect for making bows too!
4. Print out crossword puzzles to wrap your present with. Tie or tape down a pen to your present. You have now given a game and a gift!
5. Use toilet paper rolls as a clever box by folding in the edges and adding decretive paper!
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Anti-Semitism and the British Left
Opponents of Jeremy Corbyn, the left-wing leader of Britain's Labour Party, usually claim one of two things about him: that his politics are extreme and will lead the party to electoral oblivion, or that his values are admirable but he is too incompetent to put them into effect.
These two arguments seem contradictory, but in Mr. Corbyn's handling of an anti-Semitism scandal that has hung over the Labour Party, they have converged. In April, after months of accusations of anti-Semitism among party members, particularly on social media, Mr. Corbyn ordered an inquiry and asked Shami Chakrabarti, who had just stepped down as the director of Britain's leading civil liberties organization, Liberty, to head it.… Seguir leyendo »


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Institutions, transaction costs and micro and small enterprise performance in Zimbabwe: is there anything we can learn from the Asian NIC's?
Mumvuma, Takawira
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In this paper we define a number of key concepts which are central to our understanding of the processes of micro and small enterprise behavior and dynamics, with special attention being paid to highlighting the more common types of transaction costs in the products, credit and labour markets. The definition of these terms culminates into the design of an analytical ( framework which is couched within the transaction and information costs economics micro- theoretic perspective meant to illuminate or explain the processes of micro and small scale enterprise behavior and dynamics. The latter is achieved by establishing conceptually a link between institutions, transaction costs and the processes of micro and small scale enterprise behavior and dynamics. Our next task is to point out at some of the few organizational institutional arrangements that can be designed or adjusted and then utilized to minimize the adverse impacts of these various transaction and information costs on the processes of micro and small enterprise growth and survival in the areas of micro-finance, marketing, skills training and contract enforcement. In some of the latter cases we will be drawing heavily from a few selected examples of such institutions from one of the East Asian NICs that were put into test and found to be effective in overcoming some of these constraints in the products, credit and labour markets. It is also our contention that it is only through the joint concerted efforts of both the government and other private sector groups who are in a position to help in changing positively the nature and form of these transaction and information costs by either adjusting existing institutions so that they can function better or can create new ones to fill in the existing institutional vacuum and therefore can go a long way towards meeting the objective of genuinely empowering the intended beneficiaries.


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Westin products are made with a pretty simple philosophy - make them right, and make them last. Then offer them at a competitive price and back them with a superior warranty. This straight-forward business philosophy has made Westin the most widely-chosen brand of tubular products across the country.
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Streamlining. Often times when this word is associated with something it is has a positive connotation.
When something is streamlined, it is altered to become more efficient for whatever task is at hand.
For Keene State College, that task is the application process for the Endowed Scholarships.
But is it possible for something to be considered too easy? In terms of the new changes to this scholarship, that seems to be the case.
According to the Endowed and Annual Scholarships page on KSC's website, these scholarships vary "from year to year, based on each individual fund's market performance… Other funds are awarded via department selections, unsolicited reviews of complete financial aid applications, and appeal requests."
There is only so much money to offer to the applicants, since it is obviously not an unlimited fund available for the students, so what happens if too many people apply and qualify?
The Financial Aid Office sent an email out on Monday, Feb. 5 making students aware that they could now apply for the Endowment Scholarship.
The kicker of that email was the part where it mentioned that there is no longer an essay requirement.
This change was made in order to make the application process easier; streamline it, if you will.
The appeal of not having to submit an essay for a scholarship was massive among the student body.
The Equinox's staff member Vincent Moore interviewed Susan Howard, the Interim Director of Financial Aid for his article "Scholarships Revamped".
According to Howard, 300 students submitted applications within the first few days of it being available.
This number is substantial compared to the amount of students who applied for it in total last year, which was only 500.
Clearly, students are taking advantage of the simple application process now that it is not necessary to write an essay. Moore said, "The current application requires students fill in their name, date of birth, email and KSC identification number.
Students must then check-off applicable criteria, ranging from being a child of a KSC alumnus to participating in community service, before checking off a disclaimer and submitting."
By making the application process so simple, obviously more students are going to apply.
But how will KSC verify that the boxes students are checking off really apply to them?
There are some people who are definitely more deserving of this scholarship compared to others. For instance, those who dedicated themselves to working hard to maintain scholarships.
By simplifying the application process this much, it almost takes away how special it is to really earn the money from a scholarship.
Suddenly, the motivation to work hard and earn a scholarship is gone because all students need to do is set aside 30 seconds of their day and check a few boxes to apply.
What is the point of having an application process if it seems like anyone can receive it?
Since it is now a requirement during orientation for students to participate in community service, that automatically gives students one box to check off under this scholarship.
Those who actually care about helping others and put in hours of their personal time to do so are suddenly on the same level as those who participated in volunteer work one time.
Without the essay, there is no way to differentiate those who really care and put in effort and those who just applied because it was extremely simple.
Maybe there is a valid way to ensure that students are being honest on their applications, but if there is, KSC has not made that very clear.
The new process seems more like a lottery than a scholarship without an essay to guarantee that this student is telling the truth.
While an easy scholarship application process may seem like a good idea to some, to those with a good work ethic it is unfair.
Students should receive scholarships when they have genuinely put in an effort and not because it seemed like a handout.


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|UFO sighting 22 October 10.25
This is about the strange experience I had last night. Put simply I went out to look at the meteor shower that was supposed to happen last night as I love shooting stars. I did however see UFO and afterwards wrote down all I saw immediately after the event mainly because twenty years ago I saw a UFO but failed to write about what I saw and made a promise to myself if anything happened again like this I would write it down with times and a description and time line and where it came from and went to so that in the future I would not doubt myself about what I observed.Here is my true story as I see it using the notes and drawings I made within 10 minutes of the UFO disappearing. I do know others will find this all hard to believe but I do not care I know what I saw. I saw an unidentified flying object in the night sky the object was made of small white lights in the shape of a 2 d chevron which I drew 2 minutes after the sighting.
Before the event and weather conditions
I was watching UEFA on BT sport and decided to go onto my patio to watch for shooting stars I paused the television, put on a coat, hat and gloves as it was a cold clear night. I also moved a patiio chair to a good position to maximise the amount of night sky I could see. I also put the back of the chair into a reclining position so I would be comfortable I did think about my binoculars but decided not to use them because shooting stars come and go so quickly you could blink and miss them and binoculars are only useful in a small area of sky and also seeing a shooting star live is wonderous. The patio was dark as no lights were shinning from either of my neighbours houses or from mine as the curtains were drawn and the kitchen light was off. As mentioned the sky was clear but in patches there was a hazy very light mist high in the atmosphere which gave a dull red glow which is to be expected as I live north of Birmingham and the light pollution is always there. I was confident I would see any shooting stars especially in the north where there is countryside. I set the chair in a position facing north by north east which I have now checked with a digital compass.
The Event
I settled down in the chair scanning the night sky hoping to see the shooting stars and waiting for my eyes to get their night vision which took about 6 to 8 minutes I must admit I was a bit disappointed that no shootings stars appeared. Then as I turned my head slightly to the right I saw the lights moving through the sky in a perfect chevron shape Although my drawing shows lines the shape was outlined in small dot like lights with a couple of gaps in the right wing of the chevron. MY feeling at the time was is it real so I shut my eyes and opened them the shape was still there and moving in the same direction. I then slapped my face but it was still there moving in a northerly direction by this time I was sitting up. I then stood and walked nearer my fence up looking up as the shape was moving away, again I squeezed my eyes shut and when I opened them it was still moving away then after a couple of seconds it just faded away. I was left with my mouth wide open wondering what had I just wittnessed. I must admit I was delighted that I had seen a UFO.I then rushed in the house found a pen and book and made a rough drawing of the shape I saw. I then scribbled notes about the experience which you have now read. My notes were very scrappy and I will keep them.I then sat down reflecting on what I had just seen and narrowed it down to two possibilities. The first one is it was man made, maybe an experimental stealth aircraft if so wow. The second it was a extraterestial craft. What I can't reconcile why were the lights left on I do not think a craft from many light years away would leave the lights on for people to see. I did laugh to myself trying to envision the commander giving someone a bollocking for leaving the lights on. I am certain it was not an illusion


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Caputo Charged With Reckless Driving
Husker Center Originally Arrested On Suspicion Of DUI
A key Nebraska football player may be one step closer to playing in the Capitol One Bowl.
Senior center Mike Caputo's playing status was uncertain after being cited for drunken driving on Dec. 11.
Today, the Lincoln City Attorney filed a reckless driving charge against Caputo.
Caputo was found sleeping behind the wheel of his parked pickup truck in a parking lot with the engine running. Police took Caputo into custody and his blood alcohol content tested at 0.103. The legal limit in Nebraska is 0.08.
Caputo is scheduled to appear in court Thursday afternoon in Lincoln. City prosecutors said they did not receive any calls from the University of Nebraska Athletic Department. They said they look at a number of factors, including blood alcohol level and criminal record, before deciding what charges to file regardless if they are a Nebraska football player or not.
Coach Bo Pelini said earlier that he was waiting before making a decision on what, if any punishment Caputo should receive.


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Book Condition: Fair
Softcover. Cream paper covers with title in black on front cover and spine. This is Vol.4937 in the Tacunitz collection of British and American Authors. Condition: Fair to good, covers have general shelfwear and sunning with a water splashmark to the top righthand corner of the front cover, not affecting the book internally in any way. The spine is quite worn. Binding sound, no inscriptions. Text is clean and bright. The 32pp. publishers list to the rear is printed on different paper to the rest of the book, and is quite browned. 303pp. Size: 16mo - over 5¾" - 6¾" tall
Title: A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man
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One of the largest energy organizations in the United States, DTE Energy had US$9.6 billion in revenue in 2013. The Detroit, Michigan, USA-based company comprises electric,
gas and nonutility businesses focused on power, industrial projects and
energy trading.
When DTE decided it needed to become the best-operated energy
company in North America to meet its growth objectives, it opted
to centralize project management to drive strategic goals through its
varied business units. The company chartered its PMO in 2006, giving
it ownership over strategic capital electric and gas projects across five
portfolios spanning the company.
The PMO isn't just about execution, however. Led by Executive Vice
President Ron May, its leadership team is at the table during DTE's
annual strategic planning process, helping to identify industry challenges and develop business plans that translate goals into actions. From
there, the PMO's 240-person staff calibrates project portfolios to DTE's
performance targets, and collaborates with business units across the
organization to ensure strategic alignment and execute projects using
standardized best practices.
The payoff? By evaluating desired scopes, DTE's PMO "yielded anaverage savings of about 10 percent for projects and associated changeorders," says Mr. May. "By leveraging construction best practices, wewere able to reduce costs, yielding significant savings."One area where DTE's PMO delivered clear strategic value was com-pliance with a changing regulatory environment impacting one of theorganization's power plants and its retail energy supply mix. Respondingto a new regulation mandating significant reductions in exhaust emis-sions, the PMO handled all aspects of a project to upgrade the coal-firedMonroe Power Plant in Monroe, Michigan, USA. It also delivered a proj-ect to build DTE's 15,000-acre ( 6,070-hectare) Michigan Thumb WindPark, developed in response to a new state law requiring 10 percent of theorganization's energy supply to come from renewable sources.
The PMO staffed these projects with appropriate talent, playing an
integral role in designing new systems at the Monroe plant and leveraging its scheduling engineering expertise to manage thousands of wind
farm construction activities conducted by six contractors. Indicative
of this mature PMO's track record, projects were completed ahead of
schedule while achieving a combined savings of US$168 million.
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After Celtman last year I had a 9 months long recovery, but it seems that 90 hours was enough after Swissman. It sure has it reasons, but 9 months vs 90 hours….
So is that a RecoveryPro ( as from Milebreaker below) or a triathletes Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, and only a false recovery?
Well I have already been swimming two relaxing open water sessions and today I did a nice controlled 5 k evening jog at 4.45 pace.
Tomorrow morning we swim again…
Also some good news on the gear side. New stuff arriving soon….


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Danville, IL – Game 21 featured the first of two semifinal matchups. The top-seeded Triton College squared off against the 5-seed and reigning National Champions Southwestern Community College.
The Spartans came out hot to start the game. Led by Terence Shelby Jr., Southwestern made their first five three-point attempts to jump out to 19-5 lead in the first six and half minutes of the game. Shelby hit two threes and scored 10 points in that time while teammate Alijah Thomas made two threes of his own. Southwestern missed their first three at the 14:01 mark.
From that point, Triton would work back into the game. They made four threes of their own, two from Courtese Cooper. Cooper's came back-to-back during an 11-0 run for the Trojans. The other two came from Corey Shepherd, whose second topped off the spree and gave Triton the lead, 24-23.
Another Shelby three ended the run and put Southwestern back in front. The shot also ended a five-minute field goal drought for the Spartans. Shepherd closed out the half for Triton to give them momentum heading into the locker room.
He scored eight points in the final two minutes and 30 seconds. In one sequence, he made a three, took a charge, and made another three to give Triton a 36-32 lead. The Trojans would a take a 36-34 lead into the break.
Halftime score:
Southwestern – 34
Triton - 36
1st HALF LEADERS:
#1 Alijah Thomas, 6', So. – 8pts, 2-4 3PT
#23 Terence Shelby Jr., 6'2, So. – 16pts, 6-8 FG, 4-6 3PT
#15 Chad Moran, 6'4, Fr. – 8pts, 3rebs
#11 Corey Shepherd, 6', So. – 17pts, 6-8 FG, 5-7 3PT
#5 Courtese Cooper, 6'9, Fr. – 6pts, 3rebs
#2 Naje Brown-Henderson, 6'2, Fr. – 5pts, 2rebs
Southwestern regained the lead in the second half after a 7-2 run that included a three from Gatdoar Kueth.
The teams traded points until the 14:49 when Shelby hit his fifth three of the game and Southwestern led 46-45.
From there, Triton would seize control of the game. The Trojans relied on their larger guard to score in the post on Southwestern's smaller guards. Deonta Terrell, in particular, was able to ignite his game in the second half and motor Triton.
Triton went on a 11-0 run in five minutes, which Southwestern remained scoreless from Shelby's last three. He scored to end the drought at the 9:33 mark and make the score 56-48.
Four more quick points from that point put Triton up double-digits which they wouldn't relent the rest of the game.
Terrell scored 17 points, all in the second half. Fellow Trojan guard Naje Brown-Henderson scored 16 points, 11 of them in the second half. And Martrell Barnes finished with seven of his 11 points in the second half and pulled down 12 rebounds.
Southwestern, who shot 48-percent from the floor in the first half, went cold in the second half, shooting just 31-percent in the period.
Southwestern made just two field goals in the final five minutes of the game, which proved not to be enough as Triton coasted to a 85-67 win.
Triton College will advance to play the winner of Game 22: Pima Community College vs. Delta College in the championship game on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Southwestern Community College will play the loser of Game 22 in the third-place game on Saturday at 5:30 p.m.
Southwestern – 67
Triton - 85
#1 Alijah Thomas, 6', So. – 16pts, 3asts, 4-8 3PT, 4-4 FT
#23 Terence Shelby Jr., 6'2, So. – 23pts, 9rebs, 9-15 FT, 5-11 3PT
#15 Chad Moran, 6'4, Fr. – 16pts, 4rebs, 6-11 FG
#11 Corey Shepherd, 6', So. – 19pts, 7-9 FG, 5-7 3PT
#5 Courtese Cooper, 6'9, Fr. – 12pts, 8rebs, 3blks, 5-6 FG
#2 Naje Brown-Henderson, 6'2, Fr. – 16pts, 4rebs, 5asts, 5-6 FG, 3-4 3PT
#32 Martrell Barnes, 6'3, Fr. – 11pts, 12rebs, 5ast
#3 Deonta Terrell, 6'4, So. – 17pts, 6rebs, 6-14 FG, 5-7 FT


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Hand Painted Wine Glass With Fill Lines
Have fun at the end of a hard day with this hand-painted and decal wine glass. Hot pink fill lines help you decide how much wine to pour, bottom line says "Easy Day", middle "Rough Day", and top "Don't Even Ask". Stem is black with hot pink polka dots.
Hand wash only/FDA approved. 9" h X 2 1/2" opening, holds 12 oz.


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How to cook Christmas: show-stopping trifle and pavlova desserts
Christmas Dinner part IV: Trifles, roulades, meringues, iced soufflé – and a tart to die for
Eunice Power's choux snowmen, filled with cream
It's now time to turn our thoughts to what desserts to make to bring Christmas lunch or dinner to a suitably show-stopping conclusion.
We'll take it for granted that you made your plum pudding back on Stir-up Sunday, and that it is maturing nicely. But for most households, an additional dessert, or two, is called for on December 25th.
Caterer Eunice Power can always be relied upon for a festive dessert to wow everyone at the table, and who could forget these little guys – choux snowmen that look too good to eat.
Trifle is the most popular alternative, or addition, to the traditional steamed pud. Nothing wrong with the classic sponge, jelly, custard and cream affair, with or without a liberal glug of sweet sherry, but here are a few alternatives.
Eunice Power's mandarin orange, mascarpone and whiskey trifle is a stunner. Lighter and fresher than the traditional strawberry, custard and cream confection, this one makes great use of a seasonal citrus fruit.
If you can track down some of the brightly coloured "forced" or hothouse rhubarb that makes its annual appearance in late December, you might like to try Lilly Higgins's rhubarb trifle with a praline crunch topping.
Meringue is another light, sweet option, and Vanessa Greenwood's roulade with mixed berry coulis comes with just enough wow factor to put the flaming plum pudding in the shade. There is a video alongside her recipe, just in case you are put off by the technical demands of rolling the fluffy confection. Her coffee cream meringue roulade is another option.
Staying with meringue, we're back with Eunice Power for her redcurrant pavola, another stunning centrepiece using seasonal berries. Three layers of billowy meringue sandwiched with cream and drizzled with redcurrant jelly need only a garnish of fresh redcurrants.
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Should a Woman Have The Right To Choose? I was raised to believe Abortion was wrong. There were always other options. My best friend, Kimberly, had a sister who used abortion as a form of birth control; we were aware of three before graduation. If she had only known her choices, she might have saved Innocent lives. In 1994 a friend of mine found herself In an unwanted pregnancy. She had only one year of college left; she knew she couldn't disappoint her parents by going to them with the dilemma. She felt her only option was abortion.
I remember having very long, in depth conversations with her, trying to persuade her against the abortion. I also told her I was there for her no matter what her decision would be. Going through this experience with my friend Is what brought me to argue pro-life. The biblical argument against abortion is a little tricky. The Bible doesn't say anything about abortion directly; I believe that is because during that time abortion was an unthinkable act. First, children are viewed as a gift or heritage from the Lord. Secondly, the scriptures state that God opens and closes the womb and is sovereign over conception.
Third, childlessness was seen as a curse. Exodus 21:22-25 states " If men who are flatting hit a pregnant woman and she gives earth prematurely but there is no serious injury, the offender must be fined whatever the woman's husband demands and the court allows. But if there is serious injury, you are to take life for life, eye for eye, tooth for tooth, hand for hand, foot for foot, burn for burn, wound for wound, bruise for bruise. " This verse teaches us that If a woman gives birth prematurely, but the baby Is not injured, then only a fine Is appropriate.
However, If the child dies then the law of retaliation should be applied. In other words, killing an unborn baby would carry the same penalty as killing a born baby. A baby inside the womb has the same legal status as a baby outside the womb. If you don't believe in the bible there is also the medical argument. One argument Is the definition of life and death. One set of criteria, which defines death, could also be used to define life. Death used to be defined by the cessation (stopping) of the heartbeat. A stopped heart was a clear sign of death.
If the cessation of heartbeat could define death, could the onset of the heartbeat define life? The heart is formed by the 18th day in the womb. If heartbeat were used to define life, then nearly all abortions would be outlawed. Electroencephalograph) is one of the most important criteria used to determine death. If the cessation of brain wave activity can define death, could the onset of brain wave activity define life? Individual brain waves are detected in the fetus in about 40-43 days. Using brain wave activity to define life would outlaw at least a majority of abortions.
Medical science leads to a pro-life perspective rather than a pro-choice perspective. If medical science can be used at all to draw a line, the clearest line is at the moment of conception. Medical arguments provide a strong case against abortion and for life. The way to prevent abortion is NOT to make it illegal. That won't work. It never has. Whenever governments have made abortions illegal, they have not stopped them. Throughout the centuries, when women have felt abortion to be their only option, they have had them, whether they were legal or not.
In the two decades before abortion was legal in the United States, nearly one million women went "underground" each year for illegal operations. Thousands died for lack of medical care. Tens of thousands were maimed. All were forced to behave as if they were criminals in order to do what they felt was right for themselves. Regardless of where we stand on the abortion issue, most of us would like to see the need for abortion reduced. This will only come as the natural result of reducing the number of unwanted pregnancies. There are more than three million unintended pregnancies each year.
The quickest way to reduce the number of abortions in America is to increase the availability of contraception. The shocking fact is that millions of Americans do not have access to contraceptives or know how to use them. For many others they are too expensive. Easier access would prevent hundreds of thousands of unintended pregnancies and abortions. New methods of birth control are also needed. Give young people a better teacher than experience. The people who oppose abortion and contraception also oppose sex education programs for teenagers.
They apparently think that by saying nothing at all, teen sexuality will go away. A shocking number of teenagers know nothing at all about how reproduction works, how their own bodies work, and how to prevent pregnancy. Television, movies and misinformation from peers are their only source of information. Ann-abortion leaders argue that information about sex should come from parents. Are parents doing it? Do they know what to say? Or when to say it? Research shows that many parents feel uncomfortable discussing sex with children. When they do, important information is often left out. Taters with their children, support the idea that sexuality education programs should be offered in schools and other community settings. These programs provide young people with a comprehensive understanding of the facts. And a basic element of sexuality education programs is to help teens understand that waiting until they're ready to have sex-and not succumbing to peer pressure-is a legitimate option. Sexuality education does not increase sexual activity; it increases knowledge and accessibility. The overall result: fewer unwanted pregnancies and fewer abortions.
Increase the involvement of men. No woman ever made herself pregnant. Yet for centuries, men have ignored their responsibility in preventing unwanted pregnancies. Create new birth control methods. By far the most common method of birth control for married couples is sterilization, because it offers the best protection against unintended pregnancy. But sterilizations are permanent. Among the "temporary" methods, none is perfect. Unless there's a dramatic increase in government support, new methods will not be available to American women any mime soon.
A study by The Alan Stomacher Institute found that the U. S. Has the highest rate of teen pregnancy in most of the industrialized world. The countries with the lowest rates were found to be those with a more realistic and accepting attitude toward sexuality, and open access to family planning services. Other factors cited were economic opportunity for young people and the encouragement of self-esteem. For many young people today, sexual expression is often the only way to feel loved. Becoming pregnant, or causing pregnancy is a tragic outcome of that quest for intimacy.
Studies support the premise that young people with high levels of self-esteem are the least likely to compromise their futures by taking the risk of unintended pregnancy. To help young people avoid unwanted pregnancies we must provide them meaningful alternatives: a better understanding of human sexual development, a better education, real career opportunities, Job development, training, placement and hope for a better life. Legal abortions, but there is still a vocal minority that does not. They want to make abortion a crime, robbing women of the right to decide for themselves when or whether to have children.
We must work to reduce the need for abortion. Most of the arguments for pro-choice are: the woman is not ready to become a parent, she can not afford the baby, she doesn't want to be a single parent, she doesn't want anyone to know she has been sexually active, she has all the children she wants, she is too young to have a child, she or the fetus have health problems and lastly she was a victim of rape or incest. I have been faced with a majority of those and never once considered abortion. I feel a woman needs to take responsibility for her actions; there are always other options out there.
Why not give the baby up for adoption. There are thousands of couples in the United States who desperately want to have children but cannot due to medical reasons; they turn to adoption as a means to still have a family. The only reason I can see having an abortion would be if the fetus or mother were faced with medical problems and only as a last resort. If a woman has been raped or a victim of incest, she can always go through counseling if it would be too mentally challenging for her. Give the baby up for adoption and then seek the help you need, please don't kill an innocent life.


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little town that time forgot," is an appropriate description of Ridgefield,
a town that still closely attempts to hold onto its colonial heritage.
Ridgefield was established in 1709, encompassing Branchville, Titicus, &
As late as the 1960s it felt as though you were taking a step back in time when you entered Ridgefield. Turning left onto the historic Main Street, at the historic horse trough, traveling among the large elm and oak trees, it was apparent as you drove past the Colonial houses that this was not just another community. You had entered a town that was still unique, in spite of its proximity to the hustle and bustle of New York City. The town population of 22,000 stabilized in 1972.
Ridgefield is the site of the Revolutionary War 1777 "Battle of Ridgefield." American Generals Wooster and Arnold attempted to hold off the British in the only land battle on Connecticut soil during the Revolution. There are still monuments and markers to the events or incidents that transpired in that 1777 battle. They remind us that Ridgefield has a heritage that must be preserved. The Revolutionary Road historical project is currently being developed. When it is completed it will aid all of us in helping to uncover the treasures of Ridgefield, its history, and its patriots. Ridgefield is one of Connecticut's finest treasures. The town is the perfect blend of New England small town charm, combined with Americana's modern day tastes.
Now almost 30 years later, there has been a transformation in the town. While it still retains much of the charm of yesteryear, the landmark building are sandwiched between the "modern" day improvements that must necessarily become a part of any modern, growing community.
Some folks say, "To live there is to love it…" It is true. Those who live in Ridgefield love it and there is a community commitment to keeping it at the top. Town officials and residents alike, strive toward creating the perfect balance of yesterday's charm with today's enrichment.
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The Benjamin Hoyt Home built in 1713, now known as Keeler Tavern & Gilbert Gardens
Good things come in small packages, and that is as true for gardens as it is for other things. "This is one of the best-kept secrets in Ridgefield," said Pat Stephens, president of the Keeler Tavern Museum on Main Street. She was referring to the garden behind the museum building. It is one of the public gardens listed in the Garden Conservancy Open Days Directory.
Keeler Tavern began its life, most likely, as a simple two-room home built in the early 18th century by Benjamin Hoyt in 1713. The tavern that played a role in the Battle of Ridgefield in 1777 and still bears the scar of a cannon ball in its corner post. Restored rooms furnished in Colonial style with volunteers attired for the period. Timothy Keeler purchased it in 1769, by which time it had been expanded in size. In 1772 the building began its long career as an inn and tavern, a regular stop on the coach route between New York and Boston. The tavern, which eventually turned into a hotel, remained in the hands of the Keeler family until 1907.
By that time, Ridgefield had become a popular summer community, and the renowned architect Cass Gilbert bought the building and property from Anna Marie Ressiguie, Timothy Keeler's granddaughter. A Neo-Classicist, Mr. Gilbert designed the Supreme Court Building in Washington, D.C., and the Woolworth Building in New York City. He also designed Ridgefield's fountain, which he gave as a gift to the town.
The Gilberts were great entertainers, Mrs. Stephens said, and in 1915 Mr. Gilbert designed and built the Garden House, behind the museum. It was the site of many lavish parties. Mr. Gilbert also designed the garden, known as a Charleston garden, for his wife, Julia Finch Gilbert, a great lover of roses.
Today, the garden evokes the elegance, not the excesses, of that grand pre-depression era. Steps lead from the stately garden house to the sunken garden. Its remaining three sides are bordered by arched brick walls. Growing up the sides are clematis and New Dawn pillar roses, which bloom continuously through the warm months. One corner holds wildflowers — trilliums, jack-in-the-pulpit, and others. More than 100 varieties of annuals and perennials are planted throughout and bloom into the fall.
The garden is maintained by the Caudatowa Garden Club of Ridgefield. While the club has remained faithful to the use of roses, Sandra Dickinson, Caudatowa president, said other plants are different from what the Gilberts may have known. Over the years the garden's appearance changed. It was even a vegetable garden at one time, she said.
"We try to use new and unusual flowers to create interest for ourselves and the public," Mrs. Dickinson said, adding that the flowers are not identified because they change places from season to season. "We lean to the old-fashioned to make it look old English with a romantic feeling."
One thing that hasn't changed is the reflecting pond with its cherub fountain. The pond is filled only for special events at the museum, but it still adds a serene quality to the spot.
Mr. Gilbert left few references to the garden behind, and so it is not an historically correct garden. "We worked with the general bones of the garden," Mrs. Dickinson said, saying by the time members got to it in the late 60's it was all overgrown with no flowers at all.
But the essence of the garden — the walls, the pond, and the handsome brick walkways — was still in place. It proved to be enough. The club won a silver bowl from National Federation of Garden Clubs a few years ago for its work on reconstructing the garden, working from a plan designed by White Flower Farm in 1968 or '69.
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[posters] From Stephe's desk: Great minds… R2B and San Andreas.
Hollywood blockbuster San Andreas was definitely on my Must See Movies list, so I could hardly wait for the official posters.
When they finally hit, I did a double take and grinned.
Yes, Rain was an Air Force jet pilot in Korean blockbuster R2B: Return To Base, and Dwayne Johnson (a.k.a. The Rock) is a helicopter pilot in his newest film. The two movies are nothing alike, with the exception that both lead characters are constantly flying into danger, I got that. Seoul was set afire by North Korea, L.A. was set afire by earthquake.
I'm just saying that when it comes to the official posters, great minds were thinking alike.
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It's a pleasure to introduce you to my daughter Samantha for the first time.
There's a lot of stuff to share but a very limited window in which to write, work, and post in these early weeks. With little sleep, lots of tending to the little one, and adjusting to life as a family of three humans we've got our hands full. I'm so very grateful that we're surrounded by kind, loving, and generous loved ones to make this time in our lives so enjoyable.
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Essex Senior League: Ade Abayomi hails Tower Hamlets after victory on the road at Enfield
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Joint-boss reflects on Monday's win and disappointment of losing to the same opposition in the FA Vase on Saturday
Ade Abayomi praised his Tower Hamlets players after they recorded a fine 3-1 win away to Enfield in the Essex Senior League last night.
The Mile End Stadium club took the lead in the sixth minute when Lamar Earle fired in from inside the area.
Enfield equalised on the stroke of half time through James O'Brien, but it didn't deter the visitors' efforts after the break.
Luke With scored twice to give Hamlets the points and help them get revenge after losing 2-1 to the E's last weekend in the FA Vase.
"Saturday was very disappointing for us. We were in the game, but after four red cards it was impossible to come back," said Abayomi.
"We still managed to keep it to 2-1, so we were disappointed because we knew we had a chance of going through and we proved that at their place.
"We came to Barrows Farm and dominated the game because we had more chances than they did and it was a well deserved win in the end."
Abayomi admitted Enfield's equaliser failed to knock the spirits of the away side heading into the second half.
He did concede the victory was extra important after Saturday's disappointment at Mile End.
"The boys knew they were playing well when Enfield equaliser and we just needed to increase the tempo, which we did and they couldn't live with it, so I'm really pleased with the performance," said Abayomi.
"We needed this result because psychologically when you lose a game like Saturday where you feel you should be in the next round, it is hard, but it's back to the drawing board now and we've won in the league and hopefully we can move on."
Hamlets will be hit by several suspensions this weekend though for their match away to Southend Manor.
Jerome Anthony, Luke With, James Pelling and Antonio Monteiro all saw red against the E's and will now miss the next few games.
"All four are out on Saturday, but that is why we have a big squad and if we have to bring in some of the young lads we will do," said Abayomi.
"It was vital we won on Monday for the confidence of everyone because of the manner of how we lost in the FA Vase.
"We were in the game throughout and then silly red cards came and it happens. We won't blame the referee because we are responsible for our own actions.
"If you get four red cards, you have not got a chance and that killed the game, but I have to give credit to the players that stayed on the pitch.
"Even with seven men we still managed to go close and that's why I was so disappointed because I know if we had the four players on the pitch we could have gone through.
"But I wish Enfield the best of luck in the next round. We got the three points on Monday and hopefully it gives the boys a boost to know they are a good team."
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When is Turkeys for Troops?
The event is always the Friday before Thanksgiving – the 9th Annual Turkeys for Troops will be on Friday, November 22, 2019.
Where is Turkeys for Troops?
At Toyota of Boerne, 31205 IH 10 West (Exit 543), Boerne, TX 78006.
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9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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What if I can't come that day to pick up my turkey?
Unfortunately, the event is one day only, and we are unable to deliver any turkeys.
Can I pick up a turkey for someone else?
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I can't come to the event or volunteer, but I would like to make a donation – how do I do that?
We thank you and remind you that Turkeys for Troops is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization recognized by the IRS; therefore, your donation is tax-deductible. Please mail a check to the address below or click on the DONATIONS link below to donate using your credit/debit card or PayPal.
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Do military volunteers have to be in uniform?
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After two strong storms rolled through West Michigan, Consumers Energy said more than 220,000 homes and businesses lost power across the state.
Power is expected to be fully restored by noon on Wednesday, according to Consumers Energy, but a majority of the affected customers will have power restored by the end of the day on Tuesday.
"The weather on Saturday night created additional outages, and just to make sure we can get everyone's power back, we set a longer time period," said Consumers Energy Public Information Director Brian Wheeler.
The utility gave an update Sunday morning saying power restoration efforts are ongoing, but as of 11:30 a.m. Sunday, there were still 110,000 customers without power.
Consumers Energy crews have been working to restore power to thousands since the first wave of storms hit Michigan late Friday night into Saturday morning.
More than 1,700 Consumers Energy employees are working to restore power, including 120 people from out-of-state energy providers.
Consumers Energy said more than 1,500 downed wires have been attributed to the storm.
"We appreciate everyone's patience as we work to safely and quickly get the lights turned back on," said Brian Zionskowski, a journeyman lineworker for Consumers Energy from Traverse City. "Our crews cannot stress enough that every downed power line should be treated as 'live.' Trying to move or clear one may put you in danger; instead, please call 9-1-1 and we'll take care of it as quickly as possible."
Great Lakes Energy has also been working to restore power to people in West Michigan. They said in their coverage area, there are 4,700 customers without power.
GLE said they expect restoration to be completed on Sunday as long as the weather holds.
People should stay at least 25 feet away from downed power lines, and they can report the issue by calling 911 or Consumers Energy at 800-477-5050.
Because of the extreme heat, Consumers Energy is sharing the locations of cooling centers across Michigan and providing resources to help people cope with the outages.
Additionally, the utility and Meijer are going to be handing out water and bagged ice in Jenison on Sunday. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. they will be giving away the bottled water and ice at Jenison High School at 2140 Bauer Road.
Be sure to check the Consumers Energy outage map here.
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- Call 2-1-1 if you are looking for help connecting to temporary shelter or other resources that offer assistance in your community. 2-1-1 is a free statewide service.
- Never use a generator in an attached garage, basement, enclosed patio or near any air intakes. Doing so could cause a generator to produce hazardous levels of carbon monoxide, an odorless, colorless and deadly gas.
- Be alert to crews working along roads. Drivers should slow down or stop and wait for oncoming traffic to clear so they safely can go past workers on roadsides.
- Consumers Energy will trim or remove trees interfering with electric restoration activities. Once safe to do so, clean-up of debris from tree trimming or removal during a storm emergency is the responsibility of individual property owners.
- In some cases, the mast which holds the electric service wires to a customer's home or business may have been damaged or torn away. Crews will reconnect the wires to a home, but only a licensed electrician can repair or replace a mast or a cable.
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Next we parked at the National Trust car park next to the cafe at Hindhead. We were lucky that the ticket machine was out of order so we didn't have to pay for parking. Carol had a map of the area which gave all the footpaths, so you can make a long walk, or just a short stroll. We went down towards the bottom of the Punch Bowl. Ahead of us we could see what looked like an artificial bank. An elderly couple were walking close by so I asked them what it was in the distance. The man said it is the old A3 trunk road, which they have now dug up and covered over to restore it to it's natural state. I decided to climb up for a closer look.
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The global growth slowdown now looks contagious.
China has been slowing for the past several years. The Chinese government has tried monetary ease, currency manipulation and bank lending mandates to prop up growth, but it's not working. Chinese corporate defaults are on the rise. The situation in Europe is no better with Italy, France and Germany all coming close to recession and with continued declines in the forecast.
The U.S. has been doing better than Europe, but the trends are not encouraging. U.S. growth slowed to 2.2% in the fourth quarter of 2018 and is set to slow to 1.7% in the first quarter of 2019. With Europe, China and the U.S. all in slowdown mode, what else could go wrong?
The answer is Japan. Many signs are emerging that Japanese growth is slowing and a recession may be on the horizon. This article describes how the latest Bank of Japan business confidence survey hit a two-year low. Other surveys are showing additional signs of slowing or negative growth.
Japan is planning a major sales tax increase this year that may give the economy a temporary lift (as consumers rush to beat the tax increase), but will end up slowing the economy once the tax is in place and the accelerated demand comes to a grinding halt.
In short, all of the Big Four global economies — the U.S., China, Japan and Europe — are slowing and monetary policy seems helpless to stop the decline. Get ready for synchronized global declines in growth and perhaps a global recession in the year ahead.
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China is banning "abnormal" beards and the wearing of veils in public places in its far western Xinjiang region, home to the Muslim Uighur ethnic minority.
New legislation, which comes into effect on Saturday 1 April, also prohibits families from taking their children out of regular school, deliberately damaging legal documents, not abiding by family planning policies and "naming children to exaggerate religious fervour". Refusing to watch state television will be banned, as will marrying using religious rather than legal procedures and "using the name of Halal to meddle in the secular life of others".
Xinjiang province in far western China, located along the historic Silk Road, is home to around 10 million Muslims. Most of these belong to the minority ethnic Uighur group, whose Turkic language and traditions seem more at home in their central Asian neighbours such as Kazakhstan and Tajikistan than in China.
While China officially guarantees freedom of religion, authorities have issued a series of measures in the past few years to tackle what it sees as a rise in religious extremism. While Uighurs have traditionally practiced a more relaxed form of Islam, the popularity of veils for women in particular has grown in recent years in what experts say is an expression of opposition to Chinese controls.
Workers in public spaces like stations and airports will be required to "dissuade" those who fully cover their bodies, including veiling their faces, from entering, and to report them to the police. In the former Silk Road oasis town of Hotan, authorities are offering 2,000 yuan (£233) rewards for those who report "face coverings and robes, youth with long beards, or other popular religious customs that have been radicalised", as part of a wider incentive system that rewards actionable intelligence on imminent attacks.
Spending on security is rising, jumping nearly 20% in 2016 to more than 30 billion yuan, according to state media. That can be seen in the metal detectors and airport-style security checks in place at major public areas, including Kashgar's ancient Id Kah mosque, bazaars, malls and hotels. Police carry out spot document checks on pedestrians. Mobile phones are inspected for extremist videos or use of banned chat applications like Telegram, WhatsApp and Twitter. Mobile internet speeds have been slowed from 4G to 3G.
Three times a day, alarms ring out through the streets of China's ancient Silk Road city of Kashgar, and shopkeepers rush out of their stores swinging government-issued wooden clubs. In mandatory anti-terror drills conducted under police supervision and witnessed by Reuters on a recent visit, they fight off imaginary knife-wielding assailants. Armoured paramilitary and police vehicles circle with sirens blaring.
As well as taking part in drills, shopkeepers must, at their own expense, install password-activated security doors, "panic buttons" and cameras that film not just the street outside but also inside their stores, sending a direct video feed to police.
For Uighurs like the owner of an online multimedia company facing one of Kashgar's main streets it is not about security, but mass surveillance. "We have no privacy," said the business owner who, like almost everyone Reuters spoke to in Kashgar, did not want to give his name. "They want to see what you're up to."
Uighurs are required to attend weekly flag-raising ceremonies to denounce religious extremism and pledge fealty under the Chinese flag. At one such event, witnessed by Reuters in Hotan, more than 1,000 people filed onto an open-air basketball court where party officials checked their names against an attendance list and inspected their dress and appearance. "Best you take this off or I'll send you to re-education," said one female official, pulling back the black hijab worn by a middle-aged Uighur woman to expose her forehead and hair.
What the authorities call "convenience police stations" have been built across Xinjiang, staffed by some 30,000 new officers. They are present on almost every intersection in Kashgar, typically just hundreds of metres apart. Citizens are encouraged to use the stations to charge their mobile phones, have a cup of tea or shelter from the elements. Local state media have praised the initiatives as a new benchmark in community-based policing. Critics, including Uighur and rights groups, say the real purpose of the convenience police stations is to spy on the population.
Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a "great wall of iron" to safeguard Xinjiang during the annual meeting of China's parliament earlier this month.
Beijing accuses separatists among the Uighur minority of stirring up tensions with the ethnic Han Chinese majority and plotting attacks elsewhere in China. This month a video purportedly released by Isis showed Uighur fighters training in Iraq and vowing that blood would "flow in rivers" in China. Hundreds of people have died in recent years in Xinjiang in unrest blamed by Beijing on Islamist militants and separatists, though rights groups say the violence is more a reaction to repressive Chinese policies.
Since ethnic riots in the regional capital Urumqi in 2009, Xinjiang has been plagued by bouts of deadly violence. The incidence of attacks reported in state media have actually declined markedly, both in frequency and scale, since a spate of bombings and mass stabbings in Xinjiang and southwestern Yunnan Province in 2014. Chinese state media say the threat remains high and the Communist Party has vowed to continue what it terms its own "war on terror" against spreading Islamist extremism.
A Chinese security source, speaking on condition of anonymity, told Reuters the new security measures in Xinjiang were not politically motivated, but based on fresh developments and intelligence. He declined to elaborate. The Xinjiang government and the State Council Information Office, which doubles as the Communist Party spokesman's office, did not respond to requests for comment.
The government strongly denies committing any abuses in Xinjiang and insists the legal, cultural and religious rights of Uighurs are fully protected. It points to the vast sums it spends on economic development in the resource-rich region. Xinjiang's GDP last year rose 7.6 percent, above the national average.


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I've been thinking about perfection lately. A lot.
I spent more than a decade honing my quilting and applique skills. It's something I'm very good at, and I taught for years, but over time I got absolutely sick of hearing people say that my quilting or applique work was ... "perfect."
Perfect is what computer graphics can give you. Perfection is straight, even, uniform and (not to mince words) strikes me as absolutely lifeless. Dead. Static. It's not something I strive for.
Brenda Papadakis, doyenne of Dear Jane quilt patterns and enabler of maniacal quilters everywhere, has a saying (trademarked, no less): "Finished is better than perfect." I agree one hundred percent.
Just for the record - I've been to Bennington just to see the original Jane Stickle quilt.
I've delved deeply into the Dear Jane patterns - here and here are examples of my hand pieced blocks. I've even ventured off into some of the Jane Austen/Jane Stickle inspired diamond blocks designed by Linda Franz. (Diamond blocks can be seen here and here.)
I'm not sure when I realized that perfect, to me, was not a compliment. Perfect is a word I associate with a burden. An expectation. A weight of responsibility that stands beyond reasonable human ability. Perfection or precision may be required in aerospace technology. In manufacturing precision tools. But in the realm of handwork such as quilting or knitting, it is a curse.
You can spend more time tinking, ripping, and fixing mistakes than making forward progress. When I've taught hand quilting, I've always told people not to undo stitches to make them more even, but to continue forward, and just keep going. The amount of time spent ripping out uneven quilting stitches is far slower than just continuing and getting more practice - going forward in a positive way rather than wasting time undoing things that aren't.... 'perfect.'
I've seen so many people, mostly women, torture themselves with the ideal of a perfect finished object. Why? Why do we expect that the works of our hands will be flawless? And why do we want them to be? I'm not advocating someone ripping out good work and artificially inserting some kind of random mistake just for the sake of oddity. If your work is good, leave it be. But what is it that drives us to such intense impossibly high standards and, by association, such intense self-criticism? Do you really want something you made to look like it came out of a plastic-wrapped package or from a department store shelf? Uniform and inspected by quality control engineer #100034?
Somehow, perfect strikes me as less than human. And that's not something I'm trying to acheive.


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Seklerland is one of the most unique corners of culture in Europe, a great location to visit with friends and family. Cultural heritage, culinary experiences, precious local products and the whole athmosphere will enchant those who take the time for at least a one-week trip.
The series of events of the Seklerland Days organized in October includes several cultural, youth and sports events in many smaller or bigger settlements of Harghita, Mureș and Covasna counties. Institutions, civil organizations and local communities become partners and they organize the Autumn festival days together. The aim of the Seklerland Days is to show the world, the visitors the local values and the valuable work of the active organizations in the region.


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Betty Boynton
WILMINGTON—Betty Gene Boynton, 85, of Wilmington, passed away Monday, March 16, 2020 at her home.
Born May 7, 1934 in Reynolds County, AR, Betty Gene was a daughter of Floise and Nola (nee Smithe) Carroll. She was raised and educated in Arkansas, and then moved to Wilmington in 1951 where she would raise her family. Betty was a loving and devoted mother who made her family her priority. She was especially adored by her grandchildren and great-grandchildren. Betty was a highly intelligent woman who loved doing crosswords, was an avid reader, and had a keen interest in expanding her knowledge on all things science.
Survivors include her son, Bill Boynton, of Wilmington; three grandchildren: Glenn (Colette) Boynton Jr., Matthew (Teresa) Boynton, and Sara (Scott) Barbour, all of Wilmington; eight grandchildren: Brendan Boynton, Brianna Boynton, Matthew Boynton II, Angelina Boynton, Rose Boynton, Glenn W. Boynton, Alexander Boynton, and Seth Barbour and her daughter-in-law, Sharon Boynton, of Wilmington.
Betty was preceded in death by her parents and one son, Glenn O. Boynton Sr.
Per Betty's wishes, cremation rites are being accorded, and memorial services will be held at a later date.
Family and friends may sign the online guest book, upload photographs, or share Betty's memorial page by logging onto: www.BaskervilleFuneral.com
Cremation rites and memorial arrangements are being made under the direction and care of Baskerville Funeral Home in Wilmington.


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The Movement Turd
January 9, 2014
The Word as Heard on the Turd
TMT #206.5 -- Quite the Shitstorm in Mamzer Identity & The Return of the National-NAMBLA Alliance Pt2 -- 9 Jan 14
Time: January 9, 2014 10:00 PM EST/9:00 PM CST
When I'm not being a Hindu, I'm a Creatard . . .
. . . Us mamzers and jewboys are more honest in our Identity than Identity
This Sunday's Eppysode of The Movement Turd cooncerned the growing infestation of mongrels and jewboys pretending to be Christian Identity and how even the whiggers running around in it are diseased animals. I covered how my former friend John Britton -- whose total claim to fame is being Neumann Britton's nephew -- had sought me out in January 2005 asking me to support his friend Morris Gulett, a drunken crackhead criminal, to take over as the new Head of the Aryan Nations once Pastor Butler died. Given that James P. Wickstrom was a man of sin and a ZOGbot, and that Auggie Kreis was a mooching clown wanting to put in niggers with money into his Aryan Nations faction, I agreed to do so. I found out that MoGullet was a self-righteous idiot unable to get off of his chemical dependence on drugs and so he in due course plotted to rob banks in Alabama, was set up, and took a plea "bargain" to do so, after taking another anglo-mestizo with him.
So during my time in the Fulton State NutHouse, John Britton was a friend and ally and a supporter. And after I got out, I supported Britton by drafting up quite a bit of his legal work, especially given that his scum-sucking lawyers were out to cheat him -- and did so.
Within the past month or so there has been a massive alignment within what I call the "Wandering Mamzers of WikiPedia-Talksjew CI." John Britton pestered me to call out this idiot Russell Walker, who had told some Turkic-Greek old sow that it was a Sicilian guido, and then, when I was forced to give my opinion, was stirring up these largely mongrel and jew idiots to claim that since my mother's maiden name was Samuelson that I was a Finnish or Lapp jew.
I was taking about this matter, with Russifer/TroubledMamzer and John Britton and his criminal nephew trolling my chatroom, when at 2 hours and 19 minutes a "Guest 46" called in and said that his name was Cody, and that he was a "Cherokee" mongrel homosexual. That it was the eldest of Johnny Tonto's mongrels from some Injun-Basque woman living nearby and that itz younger brother was a shyster mongrel living in Alaska. That Johnny Tonto had also abandoned yet another wife and son someplace in New England.
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Now I didn't believe it at first. But the chimping from Johnny Tontoizer's criminal nephew was jewstifying his uncle being a race-mixer and bigamist who abandoned two women, at least one mamzeress, and his mongrel family. So if the nephew knew all about this, why not the uncle, Neumann Britton?
Tonight's show will be open to hostile callers, as usual. Especially Cody "Britton", Johnny Tonto, Russifer/TroubledMamzer and any other fuktard playing CI that wants to call in.
After-Action Report:
Well, neither mamzer and jew and ZOGbot pisser-possums, Eliars, or finckelsheenies are invited to The Formerly Secret Turd & Da Dik-Dik Show because of theyz' past mamzer & jew persecution by Talksjew. However, since they seem to have found the no-longer Secret Talksjew bat-cave and like kikeling-ferengi have invaded here is the new link for as long as it lasts.
Start Time (EDT): 01/09/14 10:00 PM EDT/9:00 PM CST
Duration (minutes): 2 Hours +.
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Pastor Martin Luther Dzerzhinsky Lindstedt
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MFA Formalizes Nomenclature for Rigid Core Vinyl Products
Calhoun, GA, December 12, 2017-After multiple meetings and considerable industry consultation, the MFA board of directors, with unanimous agreement, has aligned on two category names to describe rigid products in the multilayer vinyl flooring category. The categories are defined by the type of core in the product:
• WPC products represent the class of rigid vinyl flooring products with an expanded or foamed polymer core;
• SPC products refer to the class of rigid vinyl flooring products with a solid polymer core.
Rapid growth, technological advancements, and many new products in the market have contributed to significant retailer and consumer confusion regarding rigid core vinyl products. The Multilayer Flooring Association (MFA) was organized in 2016 to set performance and safety standards for this emerging category as well as clear up the confusion for the floorcovering industry.
WPC and SPC products may still have significant differences within each category: the type of surface, the formulation of the core, production methods, and type of backing, are just a few examples of potential characteristic differences. The MFA is continuing to work on further definition and the establishment of ASTM standards for performance. Our goal is to enable continued trust for consumers, retailers, and specifiers in this growing product category.


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