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U.S. backs NATO membership for Bosnia, dismisses Serb opposition
SARAJEVO - The United States suppοrts Bosnia's ambitiοn to join NATO, a seniοr U.S. official said οn Mοnday, dismissing Bosnian Serb objectiοns and adding Washingtοn would react strοngly to any threat to the stability of the cοuntry.
Bosnia has lοng prοclaimed integratiοn with NATO and the Eurοpean Uniοn to be strategic gοals. But the prο-Russian leader of Bosnia's autοnomοus Serb regiοn, Milοrad Dodik, has called fοr the cοuntry to remain neutral and stay out of the U.S.-led military alliance.
"We discussed the U.S. pοsitiοn which is as firm as it has ever been, suppοrting the decisiοn that has been made by this gοvernment to pursue membership in NATO," U.S. Deputy Secretary of State John Sullivan said after meeting Bosnia's three-man inter-ethnic presidency.
NATO bοmbed dominant separatist Serb fοrces in Bosnia in 1995 to help bring an end to the war there, and the United States brοkered the Daytοn peace deal that fοllowed.
This mοnth NATO invited Bosnia to start wοrking οn a Membership Actiοn Plan , which has been blocked fοr 10 years by the Serbs.
Dodik said he told Sullivan there was nο cοnsensus in the presidency regarding NATO membership. The Muslim Bosniak and Crοat members suppοrt it.
Russia is strοngly against the cοuntry's membership in NATO.
"We in the United States take that decisiοn ... made by the gοvernment to pursue NATO membership very seriously," Sullivan said when asked abοut Dodik's reiterated objectiοns.
"We dοn't want any cοuntry, any cοuntry to interfere with gοvernment of this independent sovereign cοuntry," he added.
"The U.S. gοvernment will always react strοngly to any threats to the stability of Bosnia-Herzegοvina."
The U.S sanctiοned Dodik in 2017 fοr calling fοr the secessiοn of Bosnia's Serb regiοn.
"There is nο change in his status under sanctiοns," Sullivan said. "We are cοmmitted to prοtect this cοuntry's sovereignty and territοrial integrity in line with the 1995 Daytοn agreement."
Sullivan said the United States would help Bosnia cοunter "external fοrces that actively seek to make Bosnia ever mοre vulnerable to internal instability". He declined to name those fοrces.


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Long Awaited Ismaila Soro Arrives in Glasgow
Ismaila Soro has finally arrived in Glasgow ahead of his proposed move to the Scottish Champions.
Ismaila Soro arrives in Glasgow to finalise move to Celtic. pic.twitter.com/8COO0jMQql
— Raman Bhardwaj (@ramanbhardwajTV) January 27, 2020
The Ivorian was pictured at Glasgow airport along with famous agent, amongst the Celtic support Dudu Dahan.
Soro looked delighted to have finally touched down in Glasgow in the video being posted around Twitter.
As a player, Soro is thought to be a more defensive minded midfielder. He possesses good ability in breaking up the play, pressing opposition midfielders and is aggressive going into a tackle. Possibly something that Celtic would be missing if Scott Brown isn't in the side.
He will become Neil Lennon's second signing of the January Transfer window.
It may be too early for Soro to go into the squad for Wednesday nights game against St Johnstone. However, it is possible he will make it for the Hamilton game on Sunday.
With this deal finally looking to be over the line and complete, the Celtic managers attention can now turn to other areas of the first team squad in which he is looking to improve.
His main target seems to be bringing in an experienced winger but also may be looking to add in the defensive area, with his team being hit with a lot of injuries in recent weeks.


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How to cite a YouTube video in MLA
YouTube videos can be a great source of information. The guidelines for citing a YouTube video in MLA are similar to those of other sources. The citation format below can also be used for other video platforms, such as Vimeo.
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Janel began her work with the Behavioral Health Administration as the Director of Suicide Prevention in August 2017 where she worked to transform the state crisis hotline by standardizing reporting to better identify consumer needs. Janel led the partnership project with 211 Maryland to introduce a three-digit crisis hotline phone number along with chat and text services. Janel manages departments that focus on to suicide prevention, and leads the Maryland's Suicide Prevention and Early Intervention Network (MD-SPIN). Janel was recently appointed as the Chair for the Governor's Commission on Suicide Prevention.
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Michael Gordian is a lecturer for social communication competences in the field of Business Psychology at University of Applied Sciences Europe's Campus Berlin.
Michael Gordian graduated from the School of Advanced Studies (University of London) and was, among others, a scholar at the Max Weber Foundation in Rome. For many years, he has been working on the subject of life skills as a practical competence in modern professional life, leading seminars for managers in rhetoric, emotional intelligence and conversation techniques. He also trains junior scientists in half a dozen universities in Germany. As a prominent figure among numerous educational institutions, this topic presents a broad audience.
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Minister of Information and Civic Education who is also a Member of Parliament Patricia Kaliati on Tuesday made a proposal that might impress any austerity-minded Malawian.
Speaking after opposition MPs led by People's Party's Elias Wakuda Kamanga had disrupted the proceedings of Parliament because government was not clear on their loans, Kaliati challenged that Members of Parliament were not worthy of being paid that day. She said on Tuesday.
"We are paid to come here and deliberate on issues, not just to protest. I would like to propose that we do not get paid this day's allowance," said the vocal legislator.
The Mulanje West lawmaker argued that the House should have given attention to the debate about the National budget other than arguing about things like loans which only benefit them other than Malawians out there.
She was however cautioned by deputy speaker Esther Mcheka Chilenje who said the members had transacted some business for the day.
Commenting on the matter, political analyst Laudon Malingamoyo Phiri said Kaliati's remarks were just a political ploy meant at scoring some political goals.
"In this regard the minister made a pertinent point. However, there is no doubt in my mind the minister capitalized on the situation to score a political point. The fact is, voters have more say than the voted; voters are watching, come the next election they(MPs) will pay the prize if they continue to put selfishness above service to their constituents; or profitability above professionalism,'' said Malingamoyo Phiri in an interview with Malawi24 on Wednesday.
The MPs continue deliberating on the national budget presented in parliament earlier last month.


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The news that Uber had been stripped of its London licence came as a huge shock to Londoners and has seen a big backlash from commuters, and Uber itself, who are attempting to have the ruling overturned.
In the meantime, how is it going to affect the millions of people who rely on the service to get around?
Uber told us that 3.5 million Londoners have the app downloaded, with more than a million trips booked through the app every week in the capital.
So where will all those users turn to? We've looked at how many journeys are made via London's other public transport services to have a bit of a guess.
Using Uber's statistic of a million journeys each week, we've estimated that there are 52,000,000 journeys a year in London, which accounts for 1.25% of all public transport.
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Tom is frantically looking for somewhere where he can wire his pictures back. He's ducking in and out of newsagents and garden centre cafes, hoping someone will be kind enough to lend him some wi-fi.
It's 7.06am. The first edition will be off the presses in a matter of minutes. I have already sent my copy through. So now I am watching him, hoping he'll stay in one of those shops long enough to suggest he's made deadline.
I lean against the battered old Ford, take a drag of my cigarette, and look towards the ASDA before gazing round the empty car park. As soon as he's wired back we're getting coffee. And boy, do I need it.
The air is chilly but bright. January. It's cold at the moment but it could get out later. You can never can tell this far north. I close my eyes and inhale. This tab will either see me right or it will make the drive back to Aberdeen disgusting. I've managed to hold off asking Tom to pull over so I can throw up. But I'm not sure how long I can last.
Just six hours ago, I was stood at my kitchen counter, in my tiny stinking over-priced one-bed flat, looking at an empty gin bottle through a screwed up eye.
I don't know how I'm even standing, let alone up at 4.30am for an early shift. 15 minutes to get ready and a steep walk up Midstocket Hill enough to sober me up in time for the 5.45am headlines.
But isn't this what journalists are supposed to do?
I had started early. The early shift means out at 2pm, and that means into the Spar by 2.30pm if I'm quick down the hill. £4.99 later and I have my first hit. But it's piss-water and only lasts 45 minutes once I'm home. Maybe 50 minutes if I pair it with a shop-bought sandwich.
Then you try to hold off, because you don't want to binge. And your body is so attuned to it now that it barely wets the sides. But, shaking in the hallway, telly not shutting up the noise, you cram your boots on. You've already changed out of your suit (always in case you have to go to court) and so the boots get caught in the hems of your trackie bottoms.
A quick spritz of perfume and a mint sorts you out before you head to the other Spar. The one just around the corner. Because you can't buy two bottles of wine from the same supermarket in the space of an hour and a half. Because then people will judge you. People can't know this is how you're spending your afternoon. Because you know, in your heart of hearts, that it's not okay. But right now, it feels like the only thing that is.
And once that one's gone – it's a bit cheaper in the nearer Spar – you look in your purse and there's no cash left. You deal in cash because that way you're not reminded of it when you see your bank statements. And cash is as fleeting as it can be. And you lie to yourself that once that tenner's gone that you won't go and get another.
There's no way you can go to the same Spar twice. You plan your drink-buying. You take a big bag so no one can see you carrying your loot. And you pull your hood up when you walk past the Spar you went to in the first instance. And you make snazzy conversation with the cashier to prove that you're a normal person, that you're not hiding anything, and you are absolutely, absolutely, not drunk already.
But it gets to 5.30pm and the day is empty and ending. All you've done is swig and watch SpringWatch. Like a caged animal you need to prowl and FFS just do SOMETHING.
So you go for a walk. But you prepare for the walk by throwing some mascara on. because you know, despite everything you tell yourself it is not going to be, that you will only walk so far before you walk into a pub and order a pint.
You try to plan your walk so you avoid pubs. Because you know you can't walk past one and not go in. But there's only so much of that you can do in Aberdeen, and when you finally reach the Albyn, you stop.
Just one. So you've done something with your evening. It's 6pm now, you've just got out of work you lie to the barman. You sit outside and smoke alongside your glass. You make conversation with anyone who will listen to prove you are normal and that you don't do this every day.
Sometimes people, dark people, will offer you another. Will keep you chatting. Because they can see what you can't and they want you to join them and their friends because of the things you might do them for later, once you've had another few glasses.
But you keep moving. You never stay in the same place for too long. Because that's dangerous. You walk all around the city. You help with pub quizzes. You do karaoke. You scrawl the wrong number in highlighter, ripping a page from your pad, down for some letch at the bar just to get him off your back.
You have to keep moving and hope your next one will be the last one. Because otherwise it will only stop when closing time comes.
Closing time does come. You manage to sweet talk the last one into giving you a cheeky half after the bell. "It's been a long day," you tell them. "Surely you can do me this favour? I need it."
As you sit and nurse your final baby you begin to panic. You don't know what you will do next. Because it's only now that the fretting and the dread and the shakes have stopped and you finally feel soothed. That is about to be snatched away from you by licensing laws.
So you nurse and you curse. You know what you're doing but you convince yourself it's living because it's the only thing you know. It's what you were brought up with. It is what you were fed as a wee'en. It is what nourishes you.
You're frightened of what will happen when it stops. So when you get home you crack open the gin you'd bought to pretend you had a drinks cabinet. Like you're in Mad Men or something. But it's only supermarket own brand on a wonky IKEA bookcase.
You have no tonic so you water it down. And you water it down so much you get through a bottle.
It's past midnight. You're up in four and a bit hours. But you don't sleep. You just pass out.
Rudely awoken by the alarm later that day and you're not withdrawing yet. The kicks and shakes and tremors won't come till mid-morning. You're still drunk enough to manage the first burst of the shift. Not that anyone will be able to tell unless they smell it on you. Because it's now that the only way your body functions is when it's been pickled.
It's when there's nothing in your system that you go to pot.
You haven't time for a shower so you spray more perfume and hope it covers the stinking night sweats. You clean your teeth three times and swill them out with concentrated orange juice. Because grapes and barley don't give you the vitamin C you need.
So this morning's house fire, up in Peterhead. You handled that with aplomb. You weren't quite sure where you were, but that's North East Scotland for you. You know your copy is clean because you concentrate extra hard to make up for the fog in your brain. The subs always love your copy. It's so tidy. And any literals are just down to speed and iPhones. You made it a good 10 minutes before we're off stone. You're fine.
It's just the drive home you have to worry about now.
It's a few days later when I sit my deputy editor down in a separate room and tell him I'm an alcoholic.
I'd rung my other boss at home the night before. He'd stayed on the phone longer than he should have. I am amazed that he answered in the first place. I hang up. Our call lasted 18 minutes.
I'd rung my mum. Explaining to her I'd found myself at the bottom of a barrel as much as I was at the bottom of a bottle. She listened. She told me it would be okay. I sobbed as I confessed to her what an awful, ruined little girl she had as a daughter.
I left a voicemail for AA. I got a nice voicemail back of a lovely Scandanvian lady who would meet me outside a church hall the next evening to introduce me to people and offer me orange squash and biscuits. I only went to one meeting. One was enough for me.
My deputy editor was just pleased I wasn't pregnant. He was pleased I had told him. He was not expecting that. I'd been doing well with a run of decent splashes and had seemed so on top of things. "That was the last thing I expected," he said. Like TinTin, looking confused.
I couldn't tell him about the baby I had lost. Probably through my drinking. Or about the dad that didn't want to know.
But this wasn't his fault. I'd been on this path a lot longer than since that horrible lonely night in the bathroom with nothing but a clump of bloody tissue and a bare lightbulb to tell me what hadn't happened.
Work looked after me so damn well. He'd have to tell the editor, but that was okay. I was safe. They made it easy enough for me to talk when I needed to. And secure enough to admit when I'd had a blip. They made me brave enough to get my GP to write "alcohol withdrawal" on the sick note. They were marvels. Supportive, compassionate marvels.
Surely alcoholism can't be that unusual in a newsroom.
My friends thought my decision to go dry was a social experiment. Like when I'd been a lollipop lady for the day, or auditioned for X Factor for a feature. They were good friends, and looked at it more with curiosity than anything else. They never questioned me.
My GP weaned me off. I couldn't go cold turkey straight away. It would probably kill me. He referred me to a local charity. A drugs and alcohol partnership on Dee Street. And I got partnered with a counsellor – friendly, understanding, soft and gentle Christine. She saw me every Saturday morning for a year. Saturday mornings so it wouldn't interfere with work and so I wouldn't binge on a Friday night.
My GP put me on Campral once I'd been dry for a while. It controlled the cravings. No more sitting on a 8.40am bus desperate for a glass of cheap wine. He put me on Propranolol to control the anxiety.
I blipped of course. Who doesn't? I turned up at the crisis house in Aberdeen at stupid o'clock at night, crying on the doorstep that I just didn't know what to do. But they invited me in, sat me in an arm chair, made me a cup of sweet tea and listened. They listened through the night. Until 2am. The point where I finally felt safe enough to go home and not hurt myself.
It would rear its head of course. By this time I had a housemate and would smuggle in bottles and hide them down the side of my bed. Or I'd come in as brazen as morning wood and pretend that two bottles of wine and Joni Mitchell after work was as acceptable as a glass with dinner.
But gradually it got better. Every Saturday morning Christine would listen for an hour. To everything that was built up in my head. She peeled it back, softly and gently. Until she unpeeled so much that I started to see the concrete block in my head that causing me so much pain that I wanted to throw my life away.
The day I didn't need her anymore we both just knew. The sun was shining outside and it was January. I talked to her, as I always did, refreshed. She had cracked open the beast in my head and she had built me back up.
We get to the end of our 50 minutes. She smiles at me. She normally does, but this smile is different. A year since I had first walked into her office.
"You don't need me anymore," she says in her quiet, confident lilt.
"You're right. I don't… Thank you."
"Just promise me one thing," she says. "Promise me you'll write."
I nod. I hug her. I turn and I wave. And I walk up the street in the cold, brisk, January in Aberdeen sunshine.
To Christine – the woman who saved my life.


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Round 6 of the Mini Challenge JCW Championship took place at Brands Hatch last weekend. The Quaife QBM2M-equipped Minis entertained as the DTM series visited the Kent circuit. We relive the highlights.
Race 1
Ant Whorton-Eales extended his advantage at the head of the Mini Challenge JCW Championship after taking a controlled victory in the first race of the DTM weekend at Brands Hatch.
Following on immediately from the thunderous DTM qualifying on Sunday, the JCWs put in a star turn in front of a bumper crowd, with former touring car racer Whorton-Eales providing a master class in controlled driving.
AW-E's weekend didn't start smoothly, with his car suffering a driveshaft failure after just a single lap of practice on Saturday. Regardless, his JamSport team got him back into action for qualifying and he rewarded them with a front row start, falling just short of David Robinson's pole position time.
Robinson got away well when the lights went out, but couldn't pull a gap ahead of the charging Whorton-Eales, who squeezed ahead of third-placed Nathan Harrison on the run toward Paddock Hill Bend.
"The car had a lot of understeer for some reason and my run out of the final left-hander [Stirlings] was just dreadful every time because the car just didn't have enough front end," said Robinson after AW-E got the run alongside him into Clearways at the end of the first lap before edging into the lead into Paddock.
Robinson also fell behind Harrison and continued to third, lacking the pace to challenge the top two. "I'm disappointed with third in truth, but we'll look at the car and I'll look at my driving and try to come back stronger for race two," he said.
Now ahead, AW-E soaked up pressure from Harrison, eventually taking the flag just 0.4s clear of his championship rival.
"It was a great race but I played it a bit cautious in truth," said Whorton-Eales. "Nathan definitely has a better balance around the faster stuff on the GP loop, but we had the edge on the Indy Circuit. I stayed off the kerbing all race, which cost me time, but I was mindful of looking after the rear-left tyre around here."
Harrison added: "I was hauling Ant in on the GP circuit, but in the end the tyres just went off and I didn't have the grip to make a meaningful move. Second is good, but it's not helping me when Ant's winning."
Jordan Collard secured a distant fourth, having lost ground in a tight battle with Rob Smith, Lewis Brown and Jack Davidson. Collard survived a tap from behind into the high-speed Hawthorns corner, fortunately managing to keep his car in a straight line. He picked up the place with a great pass on Smith into Druids as Brown got things wrong into Sheene and cruised through the gravel. Davidson lost control of his car and nudged the barriers at Westfield.
James Gornall took sixth, ahead of Henry Neal, Alex Morgan, Lawrence Davey and Luke Reade.
Race 2
With just five races remaining, Ant Whorton-Eales tightened his grip on this year's Mini Challenge JCW Championship trophy after doubling up in front of the DTM crowd at Brands Hatch.
Despite starting back on row four, Whorton-Eales fought through the pack to snatch a hard-fought victory, even if he didn't really think it would be possible.
"I said to the JamSport boys in the collecting area before the race 'OK, let's go and win this then shall we?' but in truth that was a total joke, I was expecting maybe third, so this is brilliant," said the double victor.
The reversed grid placed newcomer Alex Morgan was on pole position, and he duly led the pack away as Rob Smith got a great launch from row two to slot ahead of Henry Neal and run second.
Smith knew he had to make his early pace pay against the less experienced Morgan, and repeatedly tried to put the leader off, but Morgan held firm at the front for the first stage of the race.
Whorton-Eales opted to go right around the outside of everybody at both Paddock Hill and Druids, and slotted behind Neal into fourth by the time the pack headed around Surtees, before then snatching third with a well-timed move into Westfield.
Once on to Smith, Whorton-Eales pressured the top two, and then pulled off two remarkable braking moves to snatch the lead. Firstly he ran to the outside of Smith before diving back across the track to run tight to the apex on the brakes and slot into second. He then repeated the spectacular move to grab the lead from Morgan with a few minutes to go.
"Boy this car has some brakes on her!" he beamed afterwards. "I've not done that move for a few years, it's an old Clio Cup tactic of just trying to brake later than everyone else and hope it sticks. It did… twice!
"We've had a great front-end on this car all weekend, and I think it showed in that race as I could put the car anywhere and have grip. I think if Alex had been in the series for more than just this round, I wouldn't have won and he'd have been up the road. But luckily for me it all worked out."
Morgan resisted Smith to snatch second on his maiden weekend. "I'm made up with that!" he said. "I've not done much racing this year, mostly testing, and the JCW looked like great fun so I decided to give it a go. I was team-mates with Ant in Clios years ago so I know him well. It was good to fight with him again, even if I'm not used to the brakes on these cars yet."
Smith was happy with third. The Mini UK team lowered his ride height in an effort to settle down the lively rear end that threw out the balance in race one. "The change worked nicely and I felt much more comfortable, but I didn't quite have the edge that Ant did. Still, it's good points for second as Alex isn't in the championship," said Smith.
David Robinson capped his weekend off with a battling fourth place, having recovered from what he labelled "a shocker" of a start that put him back to ninth at one point.
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These are called Oxblood Lillies. Or Schoolhouse Lillies, as my mother-in-law calls them, because they only bloom during the early fall.
How I loved this post - looking at all your Texan plants.
Lantana is a noxious weed here - and morning glory is close.
They are lovely though!
I lived in South Texas for about 5 years a lifetime ago and seeing these made me a bit "homesick" for Texas!!!
I do love all the color....and, the Hibiscus is one of my all-time favorites!!
Thank you so much for taking all the beautiful photos!!!
Beautiful flowers!
You might get your husband to take you down to Lost Maples, or up to East Texas (where I hail from) some autumn, just to get you a "fix" of some colorful leave changing.
I think I would miss the changing colors of fall too! But, once winter rolls around...I'll be wanting to move in with you down there! I love the photo of your hubby gardening! It gives me a glimpse of your life a bit more!
Happy Birthday to your gardener!
I've never had the fall colors around--being a native of SoCal--but I took a trip to Massachusetts and New Hampshire in October once and I can see why you get depressed. It's pretty spectacular.
beautiful. i love the spider lilies. i have some in my yard and i finally have a professional lawn mower who doesn't mow them all down (as opposed to my husband who has taken them out the other 12 years we've lived here...)
mary -- I could get used to a terrain where morning glory grows wild like that.
dkuroiwa -- hibiscus is a big favorite here, too
texashorselady -- I LOVE Lost Maples park. SAM planted a maple tree in our backyard, same variety that grows out there. In fact, we're on our second (the first didn't make it). He's trying, right?
annd -- yes, I am very grateful for the low maintenance winters down here. I wouldn't trade foliage for snow. Though maybe just one good snow each year would be wonderful.
jenn -- I miss the foliage and I miss those crisp fall football afternoons. When we go see an Aggie game and swelter in the stands, I think, "this is football?"
madge -- hooray for for lilly saving lawn guy!
THOSE are gorgeous. Wow. Such beauty!
I'm sad to say I didn't hardly recognize any of those flowers; my northwest is showing.
They are all so lovely, but I'm partial to the orange. Stunning.
That is FANTASTIC. He better get lucky tonight, girl. He deserves it. I love the lantana. I've often wondered what the name of that is....:-)
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PS...I agree...one good snow a year, preferably Christmas Eve and Christmas Day would be just fine.
You have a husband that gardens?? I am soooo jealous.
The flowers are gorgeous.
So lovely. I'll take those flowers over leaves any day. But fall is beautiful, no doubt.
Absolutely glorious.
(I added you to my blogroll, FYI.)
I love those plants. We don't have all those up here in yankeeland! My mother loved lantana...those brought back sweet memories. Happy Birthday SAM!
deb -- thanks ! I'll make sure the gardener sees your comment.
lisa -- glad to bring a little southwest to your northwest.
vodka mom -- haha! I like the way you think.
ann -- I'll have to give Bob Newhart's advice a try one of these days (when I'm ready to retire!)
onebrick -- he also grows veggies. what a man, huh?!
therapydoc -- the flowers do console me, yes they do.
cheri -- thanks for adding me!
mental p mama -- always happy to oblige the jogging of pleasant memories. thanks for stopping by!
Wow - that is a different fall altogether, isn't it? I can see why you miss the turning of the leaves--it's my favorite season--but, on the bright side, you don't have snow in April. And friend, there's nothing fun about that! Suddenly, I get the "snowbirds." Does that mean I'm old?!
I'm a big fan of autumn colors as well. Our Fall is so short here (as you well know). So any opportunity I can take to stretch it out by decorating in orange, red, yellow and brown is welcome. Love your garden.
I think I would like Texas.
I find October/November very hard to take here in the UK - the weather can be dismal and grey and I miss the sun. I kind of get used to it by December.
But you are right - I suppose I might miss the autumn leaves. Well, maybe? For a few days when the sun is out and it is all crisp and cold the world does look a beautiful place - but then the wind blows up and the rain comes down and they are all squished and yucky on the ground.
I love hibiscus - mine only flowers for the month of August.
Maybe I could move in with you????
hip mom -- keep talking. snow in April makes me embrace the 90 degree temps in October (altho woke up to a chilly 57 this a.m.)
apathy -- yep. love my little pumpkin decorations. fake it til we make it to winter.
rb -- we could do a mommy-exchange program. our kids may not even notice.
I wish I could send you a blast of the cool air that we have here in TN this morning! With the touch of rain that just moved through, we're going to have some beautiful colors soon!
I *love* your lantanas! You have some gorgeous colors of your own!
Beautiful photos. I go through the same leaf thing here. We get some but nowhere near as much as at home. Sigh.
beautiful flower pictures.
my dad used to plant morning glories out by the garage--the only sunny part of the yard. and then he'd make us all get out of bed every morning and go look at them.
(i think in those days they only opened in the morning, and then closed.)
but i still love them.
real live -- we could sure use some rain. we're so parched here.
hp -- I really do miss that colorful palette against a blue sky!
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A Moroccan militant opposed to imperialism and colonialism, Medhi Ben Barka was abducted and killed while on a visit to Paris on the 29th October 1965. With many prominent names associated with it, the Ben Barka affair has long been a controversial subject in France, shrouded in mystery and suspicions of a government cover-up. Director Serge Le Péron would like you to believe that the killing of Ben Barka has wider resonance beyond France, and if he doesn't entirely convince in his method, he at least throws some light on a very complicated affair, turning it into a fascinating spy thriller.
The noir allusions start early when Georges Figon (Charles Berling) is found dead in his apartment. An apparent suicide, the dead man narrates the sequence of events that led up to this moment. Having spent most of his youth in prison, Figon has the reputation of being something of a hoodlum, but in the spirit of the sixties, he has turned his criminal tendencies towards political activism. Operating his own publishing company, Figon puts out magazines and photo-novels in opposition to what he sees as the imperialist activities of the US which are overrunning French culture and having more serious consequences on the wider world. He persuades some important, like-minded and influential figures like novelist and filmmaker Marguerite Duras (Josiane Balasko) and director Georges Franju (Jean-Pierre Léaud) to support his attempts to make a film about decolonisation, highlighting recent atrocities such as the massacre of demonstrators in Casablanca.
Figon is put in touch with Medhi Ben Barka (Simon Abkarian), a prominent and outspoken opposition figure to the king of Morocco, Hassan II and militant activist against US actions and imperialism. Ben Barka is persuaded to act as a consultant, providing background to documents and newsreel footage to be presented in the film to be written by Duras and directed by Franju. However, when he arrives in Paris for a meeting with the film's producers, Ben Barka is taken away by French police and is never seen again. Figon later gives an interview with a French magazine confessing his part in the abduction, implicating the French secret service, Moroccan intelligence and the CIA in Ben Barka's murder. Before an investigation can be set up to look into the matter, George Figon is found dead in his apartment, apparently, but not entirely convincingly, having shot himself in the back of the head.
Serge Le Péron's film comes opportunely at a time when French filmmakers are starting to look more closely at the murky activities buried in their country's past, particularly their handling of affairs in North Africa. The director sticks closely to the known facts of the Ben Barka affair that came to light in subsequent investigations and testimonies, but there is a sense that the whole story is somewhat sensationalised in the film. With several big names and prominent public figures attached to the matter, that is perhaps inevitable, but the choice of narrating the story from the point of view of Georges Figon is a telling one. Figon is clearly depicted in the film as an opportunist, out to exploit the situation for whatever fame and money he could get out of it, but the film - right down to its very title which is taken from Figon's L'Express exposé – seems similarly opportunist.
Exploiting Figon's sense of self-importance and styling of himself as a shadowy underworld figure, I Saw Ben Barka Get Killed consequently comes across like a Jean-Pierre Melville thriller, with shady characters wearing fedoras arranging clandestine meetings in picturesque Parisian locations like the banks of the Seine, with complex double-dealing and political intrigues between factions whose allegiance you can never be quite sure of. The film looks fabulous in its period setting, but rather too stylised with no real sense of grittiness, coming across more like a Maigret adaptation rather than the dark série noire of Jean-Patrick Manchette, which this kind of dark political intrigue should really evoke. The Sunset Boulevard flashback narration device from the viewpoint of the dead man found at the start of the film is also perhaps a step too far in this referencing of movie thrillers.
Nonetheless, dressing it all up like a conventional spy thriller does at least succeed in getting across the point of I Saw Ben Barka Get Killed. Even though most of the names dropped self-importantly throughout will mean little to viewers outside France, the fact that they are played by leading figures in the movie world with a similar background of political activity – figures like Josianne Balasko playing Duras, Jean-Pierre Léaud as Franju and Mathieu Almaric as the journalist Bernier - goes a long way towards giving these characters the equivalent clout of their real-life counterparts. Most effectively however, the film succeeds to a large extent in making a murky and complex affair quite accessible and comprehensible to a viewer with little or no knowledge of the case beforehand.
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The Dolby Digital 2.0 and Dolby Digital 5.1 options work equally well. The surround track is not showy and rarely makes significant use of the rears for ambience. The tone is warm, clear and well-rounded. There appeared to be a bit of a synchronisation problem in the last third of the film, but this was not overly noticeable.
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MyAnalytics was an Office 365 E5 feature intended to help staff make better use of their time by applying Artificial Intelligence to the data the Microsoft collects on users. That feature was added to those with E3 contracts in the summer of 2019. By September 2019 many users were receiving weekly emails like the sample on the right showing the results.
This feature definately has some value;
- MyAnalytics dashboard: You can see statistics on how you've spent your time over the past month, productivity insights about your work habits, helpful suggestions for improvement, and explore your network, top collaborators, and collaboration activities.
- Insights Outlook add-in: The Insights Outlook add-in presents you with cards that report on aspects of your recent work experience and let you respond in various ways.
- Email digests: You receive a weekly digest in email that gives you highlights about your previous week.
- Inline suggestions: Inline suggestions are notifications that appear in Microsoft Outlook that can help boost your productivity by displaying useful suggestions and tips around managing email and running meetings.
However, many find the weekly emails to be annoying and unnecessary. Fortunately, it is easy to disable the emails and other features of MyAnalytics if you don't want them:
- Surf and signin to portal.office.com
- Click ADMIN
- Click SETTINGS
- Click SERVICES & ADD-INS
- Click MyAnalytics
- Disable INSIGHTS DASHBOARD, WEEKLY EMAIL INSIGHTS EMAIL and/or INSIGHTS OUTLOOK ADD-IN as you see fit:


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$5 international day pass and 512MB of LTE offered by T-Mobile
One of T-Mobile expanding plans is giving travelers unlimited data and texting across 210 countries. It is for those who are on the road and they will be able to use as much 2G data as they like without an extra cost. The plan also offers flat-rate calling at 25 cents per minute and it is an increase of 5 cents per minute. There's a new pass to add your line which includes unlimited calling and 512MB of LTE data every day you're away at a cost of 5 U.S dollars per day. But, you can also use up to 5GB of data at LTE speeds in Mexico and Canada without an extra charge. The latest move of the company adds 70 more nations to those covered by unlimited data and texting.
You might also need at that day pass at a practical level. The base data speed of around 128 Kbps is extremely sluggish by modern standards, and you'll struggle to do much with it. At the very least, you won't need to worry getting charged through the nose if you leave data roaming on when you're not actively using your phone. That said, 5 U.S dollars per day for the data pass is half the price of what Verizon charges, so it's not a terrible deal, and free data (no matter how slow) is not really anything to sniff at. T-Mobile will add those 70 countries for "One and Simple Choice" users starting 22nd July, and it will start offering the data passes on 1st August 2018.


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(CNSNews.com) - Rep. Bart Stupak (D.-Mich.), co-chairman of the House Pro-Life Caucus, told CNSNews.com that Democrats who oppose government funding of abortion will try to block the health care reform bill from coming to a vote on the House floor unless House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D.-Calif.) allows a floor vote on an amendment to explicitly prohibit abortion funding in the bill.
Stupak was responding to a question from CNSNews.com about White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs's contention at Friday's press briefing that the U.S.
(CNSNews.com) – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said she was not aware of a previously reported plan by Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) to attach a final Senate health care bill to an already-passed House bill in order to push the measure through Congress. Pelosi, in fact, said reporters knew more about the idea apparently than she does.
Under the plan, as previously reported by CNSNews.com, Reid would attach a final Senate health reform plan to H.R. 1586, a bill that currently taxes bonuses paid to bailed-out bank executives. If the effort survived a filibuster, Reid would then send it to the House, which could vote on it directly and then send to President Obama, bypassing the conference-negotiating process and the public scrutiny that comes with it...
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- Congressman Bart Stupak is the top pro-life Democrat in the House and he met with pro-abortion House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday. Stupak is hoping for an amendment to stop the abortion funding in HR 3200, the House health care bill, but it appears he may not get it.
The bill contains language called the Capps Amendment that opens the door to abortion funding but has been used by abortion advocates to deny that is the case.
Stupak and dozens of other pro-life and moderate Democrats are not falling for the phony compromise and they want assurances they can have a vote on an amendment that would actually prevent abortion funding...
Washington (AP) - Historic health care legislation could be on the floor of both houses of Congress as early as mid-October as Democrats work to answer President Barack Obama's call for greater protections for those who have unreliable insurance or no coverage at all.
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., said Wednesday the Senate debate could begin the week of Columbus Day, Oct. 12, even though lawmakers are scheduled to be on vacation at the time.
Democratic aides said the House was working on roughly the same timetable, although after months of missed deadlines, neither House Speaker Nancy Pelosi nor Reid would provide a detailed schedule...
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- After months of no response from House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, pro-life Democrats scored a meeting today with the pro-abortion leader. They have written two letters to Pelosi asking for a chance to have a vote on banning abortion funding in the health care bills and they finally got their chance today.
Rep. Bart Stupak, a pro-life Democrat from Michigan, has led efforts to remove the massive abortion subsidies and mandates from HR 3200...
WASHINGTON – House Democrats are considering an insurance tax to help pay for their health care overhaul plan, even though such a funding scheme is bitterly opposed by labor unions that are among the party's most loyal constituencies.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Friday a tax on high-cost health insurance plans is "under consideration" as Democrats search for consensus within their ranks before taking a bill to the House floor later this fall.
"We just have to see how much money we need for what," Pelosi said. "And if we're taking the bill down in cost, there are other provisions in the Senate bill that bend the (costs) curve that might be more palatable. We'll see"...
Despite the public outcry over President Obama's government-run healthcare plan, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is insistent on pushing through a government health insurance program that works like Medicare. One healthcare reform expert says Pelosi is not only disregarding the concerns of most Americans, but she's also disregarding the fact that Medicare is $38 trillion in debt and going bankrupt.
Roll Call is reporting that Speaker Pelosi (D-California) is planning to include in the House healthcare bill a new income tax on the wealthiest Americans, as well as a stronger government-run health insurance plan or "public option" than some moderate Blue Dog Democrats desire.
Blue Dogs in the House Energy and Commerce Committee had worked out a deal with Chairman Henry Waxman (D-California) to make a public option negotiate payment rates with medical providers instead of dictating them. However, Pelosi reportedly plans to peg public option payment rates to Medicare payment rates...
WASHINGTON -- Republicans are rejecting comparisons made by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who came near to tears Thursday when she compared anti-government rhetoric over President Obama's health care proposals to the debate over gay rights in 1970s San Francisco.
"I have concerns about some of the language that is being used because I saw this myself in the late '70s in San Francisco," Pelosi told reporters, her voice catching in her throat at her weekly press briefing.
Without making an eponymous comparison, Pelosi was referring to the 1978 murders of Mayor George Moscone and city Supervisor Harvey Milk, a gay rights activist immortalized in a recent movie starring Sean Penn. Former San Francisco Supervisor Dan White was convicted in the case. He committed suicide in 1985...
WASHINGTON (CNN) -- Democratic leaders in the House and Senate are signaling their willingness to drop a government-run public option from a final health care bill.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, in comments at separate news conferences Thursday, said they would support any provision that increases competition and accessibility for health insurance -- whether or not it is the public option that most Democrats favor.
They spoke the day after President Obama called the public option a preferred but nonessential element of overhauling the nation's ailing health care system...
A House Republican leader is urging the Bush administration not to use the remainder of the Wall Street bailout fund for emergency aid to the Big Three automakers.
The White House has said repeatedly that the Wall Street bailout fund should not be used to rescue the automakers because it was designed -- and approved by Congress -- to stabilize the financial sector. However, the White House is considering a change of heart. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says action by President Bush is the "only viable option"...
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"Teen Wolf" Season 4 premiere is quickly approaching. The show will be gracing our small screens on Monday night's once again when the hit MTV series returns on June 23. Think you're ready for the darkness about to take over Beacon Hills? Well, according to the show's creator Jeff Davis, not even the cast knows the danger they're in for when the new season premieres.
But here's what we do know: Season 4 will be even darker and sexier than ever before. Don't believe us? Just check out the eyebrow-raising opening sequence below:
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Now that's something we can sink our teeth into! Although Crystal Reed's character, Allison Argent, is undeniably missing from the opening credits, it seems that Davis is trying to make up for it with the lack of shirts. Seriously, is it just us or does Tyler Hoechlin get buffer with each passing season?
Fans can also see what characters made it into the main titles now that Reed has left the show. Both Malia's Shelley Hennig and Kira's Arden Cho have found a spot in the eerie opening scene.
But not even main title-additions and shirtless creatures could distract us from this season's new and mysterious threat, which you can see Stiles trying to unravel in the sequence.
"We have a new central mystery and we're doing something different in we're not introducing a whole new mythology. We're basing this mystery in something very personal actually, something that hits at the heart of all our main characters, Scott, Stiles and Lydia, and Derek, especially. This is going to be a big season for Derek. I think people are going to be surprised," Davis explained to E! News.
The show's creator also revealed that Season 4 would open up with a scene in Mexico, which totally explains the desert theme.
"It's a mission to find and save Derek," Davis said of why the teens have traveled to the Mexican border. So if you thought Kate Argent had killed off the vicious teen wolf in the Season 3 finale, never fear!
What did you think of the opening credits? Could you find any clues from the main titles? Sound off in the comments section below and don't forget to tune into "Teen Wolf" on Monday, June 23 at 10 p.m. EDT.


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When we pray we are never alone. Praying moves us nearer and nearer to friendship with God.
Prayer joins us together as fellow Christians when we share our joys, hopes and sorrows. If you would like your prayers to be joined with ours, simply fill out the form below.
We pray for everyone who would like prayers to be offered for their particular situation.
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Art Park Grand Opening
Phenix City Art Park Grand Opening!
Music, Food, Fun and ART!!
Don't miss this terrific community event!
Ceremony starts at 10:00am
Live music and activities start at 10:30am !
Check out the newest art installations! You can also make different types of art, dance to live music, enjoy bouncy houses, food trucks, a drum circle, various demonstrations and more.
Location: Adjacent to Marriott on Whitewater Avenue, Phenix City, AL
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AngloGold Ashanti, a South African mining company and the world's third largest gold producer, has entrusted Veolia with the operation and maintenance of all the water treatment plants at the Obuasi mine in southern Ghana. This contract will be fulfilled by Veolia Ghana Limited, 70% owned by Veolia Africa and 30% by West African Surface Solutions Ghana Limited.
Water is essential for ore processing, dust removal, sludge transport, and for the needs of the employees. In Obuasi in southern Ghana, Veolia will manage all the water treatment plants for 3 years - 4 wastewater treatment plants and 2 drinking water treatment plants - which guarantee the quality of water treatment and discharges related to the operation of the gold mine by AngloGold Ashanti.
In a tropical climate where heavy seasonal rainfall often complicates water treatment, the Ghanaian gold mine manages its wastewater and process residue in order to comply with the local Environmental Protection Agency's requirements for discharge into the ecosystem.
Veolia works with the mining industry players, major water users, to respond to the challenges they face in Africa and across the world.
> The mining industry: transformation for a sustainable future
> Press Release: Paris, June 3, 2019. Africa - Mining Industry: AngloGold Ashanti has contracted Veolia for water treatment
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The Effects of Race and Genetics on Blood Pressure
The chances of you ever high blood pressure can be increased by many factors. If for some reason there are things in your life that makes it difficult for the heart is too easy and free, high blood pressure occur. Even if you have a healthy lifestyle, after all the guidelines, your blood pressure is still rising.
Within the medical world has long been of the opinion that race influenced blood pressure. Genetic factors appear to play a role, so that some breeds more prone to high blood pressure than other breeds. Whether that is on the basis of inherited tendencies, or perhaps on cultural habits remains to be seen.
But what we know is that food plays a big role in high blood pressure. If your race has a culture of eating meals with high cholesterol and fat, then your race is in any case prone to high blood pressure. Traditional forms of cooking is perhaps not always the healthiest. Races, which tend to celebrate every occasion, especially if they are rich in fatty foods, will automatically have bp higher than group.
If you belong to a racial group, you can think of changing the way that you cook every day on a basis. Due to the healthy changes to your daily diet, then there should be no great harm if you were to get a bit of traditional celebrations. They should be okay, as long as these indulgences in moderation and only a few.
Home cooking gives you more control over what you eat - you know just what is in your kitchen. Gradually new ideas to your menu with foods that are low-cholesterol and fat. It is not just your own high bp, though, that your family is well. Why are not the friends to use low-fat substitutes in their celebrations, their opportunities for better health.
Anyway, it seems that the blood pressure are more frequent in certain breeds. Black and Hispanic people should be regular checks on their blood pressure as a series of adverse health conditions as a result of high blood pressure. Eating sensibly and wisely exercise every day, after having the most appropriate level for the exercise of your doctor. Regardless of your race, you can create a lot to prevent high blood pressure.
Megan Richards here: I'm the Wellness Editor for http://www.BeWellAgain.com Did you find this article useful? You'll find a lot more information about the dangers of blood pressure and its causes and treatment here... http://MyBloodPressure.BeWellAgain.com
Disclaimer: This article and Be Well Again web site and sub-directories are for people interested in taking responsibility for their own health. Information is provided only for educational and informational purposes and is not meant to substitute the advice of your own medical professional. You should not use the information contained herein for diagnosing or treating a health problem or disease, or prescribing any medication.
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There is a way. You don't have to be born with self-confidence. Self-confidence can grow and flourish and ripen and blossom until you actually come to feel as though there is a different person inside of you. Here are some insights that might facilitate the quest.
1. Learn what a self-confident person is really like. They are not cocky, know-it-all people who don't care what anybody else thinks. They have their doubts. And make mistakes. And are far from perfect. However, they are willing to acknowledge their inadequacies without dwelling on them. They do this by maintaining a sense of humor, putting problems in perspective, and focusing mainly on what they've done right, not wrong.
2. Though self-confident people do believe in themselves, they don't try to suffocate others with their ideas or beliefs. They are confident in what they know not only because they read, learn and think but also because they respect their instinct, intuition and the unique body of knowledge that they've developed by living life. They realize that one doesn't have to be labeled an "expert" to believe in one's own truths.
3. Self-confident people don't undermine their own worth by comparing themselves with others, only to conclude that they aren't "good enough". They appreciate their strengths and accomplishments and can acknowledge, without embarrassment, their weaknesses. They don't live in the "victim" position. Even if something really bad has occurred, they turn it into a challenge, remembering to be grateful for the little things in life.
4. Self-confident people let the world know who they are. If they want something badly enough, they know they have every right to "go for it." Yet, they also know that the path will rarely be easy. Mistakes, blunders and failures are part of the learning process. They seek to learn from their mistakes and do not waste time torturing themselves over what "could have been".
5. Self-confident people are not obstinate people. If they have an idea about something and it differs from the way another person is thinking about it, they will usually try to look at it from that person's point of view, see why it makes sense to them. Yet, a confident person's sense of self is grounded. It does not blow in the wind. Their ideas do not fluctuate based on what others deem are important.
Building self esteem and confidence is dependent on breaking old habits and developing new productive ones. A key habit that needs to be shattered is the habit of negative thinking. These thoughts are so interwoven into the fabric of your mind that you assume that they are normal and changeable - but they are not! Learning how to acknowledge and deal with your inner critic is an extremely effective way of starting to boost your self esteem. that the three elements involved in becoming more confident are represented by the word ACT.
A stands for ACTION.
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Outwell Guyline Peg Plastic Luminous 23cm 6pcs
Because you never know when you might need a replacement, Outwell's replacement tent pegs are useful spares to have in your bag. The Guyline Peg Plastic is 23cm in length, in a luminous yellow colour, great in softer ground conditions. There are 6 pieces in a pack.
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text: As I noted in an earlier thread, I agonized for months over which EFI system to choose for my 1978 Camaro. Since I am not an expert on EFI, I started collecting information on four different systems then combined it into a matrix so I could make sense of all this. (This information came mostly from Summit Racing and the vendor websites.) I will say up front that I cannot debate the finer points of any of these systems... this is information that was readily available, just not in a comparison format that a layperson could understand. With all that said, here is a head-to-head comparison of four different systems. (Aka, MSD Atomic vs Holley Avenger vs FAST EZ vs Powerjection III). MegaSquirt added in May 2012. This product line is a different class of system due to installation and a high learning curve, but we wanted to display the comparison for those interested in it.) v4.1. Published 15 May 2012. I look forward to seeing where this goes, but as of now, I plan to buy the MSD Atomic. Notes: I should mention that the MSD 2900 includes a Fuel Pump, but is an additional $300 and I wanted to keep the prices as roughly equal as I could. The Holley HP EFI and Holley Dominator were intentionally excluded from this review as these products exceeded the parameters for the typical deployment scenario and end user that were established as the basis for this review. (ie, cars running at <400 HP.) I may add these products later, time permitting. MegaSquirt can be configured to control nitrous and can use most stock EFI sensors. It is compatible with electronic transmissions.


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We are happy to announce the date for our International Student Week in Ilmenau (ISWI) 2019!
Date: 17 – 26 May 2019
Venue: Ilmenau, Germany
Topic: Tradition & Transition
Application period: October-November
More information on ISWI 2019, the application period and application process will follow soon. To stay updated you can also follow us on
Who are we?
"ISWI" is the abbreviation for "Initiative Solidarische Welt Ilmenau" (Initiative for a World of Solidarity Ilmenau). We are a student association, which was founded by students to foster tolerance, understanding among nations and an international attitude.
Our biggest project is the "International Student Week in Ilmenau" (shortened also "ISWI"). Compared to similar projects, our international student conference is the biggest one in Germany. It takes place every second year at the "Ilmenau University of Technology". To get a broader picture of ISWI, feel free to browse through the ISWI 2017 Website.


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Our Nutrition Unit integrates clinical care with research and audit to ensure we are offering our patients the very best care.
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In this clinic, participants will be guided towards remission of type 2 diabetes. This means that the participants can come off the diabetes medication and have normal blood sugar. In general, remission is easier to achieve if participants have had type 2 diabetes for less than 6 years. However, even in people who have had type 2 diabetes for longer, removal of some or all medications is possible.
We offer several diets for achieving this, including total meal replacement using commercial meal replacement products; low-carbohydrate diets and very low energy diets (approximately 800 kilocalories per day) using food.
We also offer a meal delivery service to help achieve the remission goals.
For patients with type 1 and type 2 diabetes we offer a tailored meal delivery service. Patients/people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes can select the menu which patients prefer with the dietitian to ensure it meets the clinical needs. We will be offering a variety of menus including low-calorie low-carbohydrate, high-protein and vegetarian options. Blood sugars, blood pressure and diabetes will be monitored at regular visits at DDI and if needed, adjustments can be made to the meal selection
In addition to our DAFNE team for adults, we are also developing group and
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Brick Haus Sauerkraut Salad
Sauerkraut is one of my favorite ingredients to work with. It is so rich and tangy that this salad is irresistible.—Florence Schuerer, Amana, Iowa
Total TimePrep: 10 min. + chilling
Makes6-8 servings
- 1 cup sugar
- 1/2 cup canola oil
- 1 jar (32 ounces) sauerkraut, rinsed and drained
- 1 cup chopped celery
- 1 medium green or sweet red pepper, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- In a large bowl, combine sugar and oil; mix well. Add all remaining ingredients. Chill several hours or overnight.
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This is one of my favorite salads, especially to take camping or to send with my husband on his hunting trips. I wouldn't change anything about the recipe.
Jun 25, 2014
I got to travel to the Amana colonies and eat at the Brick Haus a couple times while going to college in Ames. I loved eating the original there, and I'm so glad you shared the recipe. I too have been making it for years.
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Hi Florence;I have been making this salad for years and everyone loves it..It reminds of the triple bean salad..Thank you for sharing..
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07 Dec 2017 - The United Nations today announced the Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development (2021-2030) to mobilize the scientific community, policy-makers, business and civil society around a programme of joint research and technological innovation.
The announcement of this Decade consolidates efforts by UNESCO's Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission (IOC) to boost international cooperation in ocean sciences. It will enable better coordination of research programmes, observation systems, capacity development, maritime space planning and the reduction of maritime risks to improve the management of ocean and coastal zones resources.
UNESCO Director-General Audrey Azoulay welcomed the announcement and called on all stakeholders to join the scientific cooperation effort of the Organization. "The ocean is a new frontier. It covers 71% of the globe and we have explored less than 5%. The Decade will ensure greater coordination of research. UNESCO's IOC is proud to be at the forefront of this effort," she said.
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Tom, John Wee; Sara Nickleson, curators; with Douglas Coupland, Murray Whyte, Pharrell Williams, et al. This is Not a Toy. Toronto: Design Exchange, 2014, limited edition of 1000. Sewn wraps with card jacket and vinyl "This is Not a Toy" cover device, 14.2 by 20 cm, 445 pp., heavily illus. in full color. Near fine, but with minor bumping to the lower corner; the vinyl device still in the original sleeve (not affixed to the cover). From the publisher: "a spectacular survey of contemporary art and collectible design inspired by the Design Exchange exhibition, guest curated by Pharrell Williams with John Wee Tom and Sara Nickleson. This substantial publication is an even deeper consideration of some of the exhibition's themes, including an exploration of the allure and mystique of the art toy; the accessibility of art; designer toys as portals to an artist's oeuvre and the wider art world; and urban vinyl's unique relevance and significance in contemporary culture … includes thoughtful essays from several contributors including artist, thinker and pop-culture guru Douglas Coupland, Toronto Star art critic Murray Whyte and Magic Pony's Kristin Weckworth, along with artist biographies and over 200 selected works with complete descriptions from KAWS, Takashi Murakami, Yoshitomo Nara, FriendsWithYou, Frank Kozik, Coarse, Huck Gee and many more - plus there's an exclusive interview with Pharrell Williams." An impressive representation of this landmark exhibition. First Edition.
Title: This is Not a Toy [Designer Art Toy Exhibition]
Categories: Toys, Designer,
Edition: Limited ed
Publisher: Toronto, Design Exchange: 2014
Binding: Paperback
Book Condition: Near Fine
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Seller ID: 2536
Keywords: New Art