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We get to do some pretty amazing things at Plenty Magazine, and this week I witnessed something truly unforgettable. Through Childhood Cancer Canada, a group of Canadian moms came together to shave their heads in support of their children and to raise money for life-saving childhood cancer treatment.
More children die of cancer than any other disease, and next year it is estimated that 1500 more children will be diagnosed. However, only 4% of cancer research funding is directed at children. One mom explained (from Victoria via video – her child's treatment schedule precluded her from attending the shave) that her child is being treated the same way that she was treated when she was diagnosed as a child with the same cancer 30 years ago. Which is why a key aspect of these moms' advocacy is to get more cancer funding focused on children.
To bring our attention to the heartbreaking cause of childhood cancer, several moms (and one kid!) convened for the inaugural mom shave!
Jerusalem Kahsay, mother of Sara Hagi
Kathleen Arbour, mother of Adrienne
Melissa McCoy, mother of Ivy
I don't really what to say about watching these women during their shaves. It was so moving, upsetting, and inspiring all at the same time. Each woman cried a bit during her shave (and those of us watching them cried more). When I asked Melissa at lunch if she was nervous, she smiled and said, simply, "no", but that did not mean the shaves were easy. It was a privilege to bear witness to yet another act of courage from these moms, while knowing that there is no real way to acknowledge their daily and hourly acts of courage with their children who struggle with cancer.
100% of proceeds raised from the Mom Squad Shave go directly towards funding national research, and I can attest that donating could not be easier. Just text MomSquad to 45678 to donate $10 or go to support.childhoodcancer.ca/momsquad. Please support these amazing moms and their kids!


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Great as always. Ben was great
Employees very helpfull and kind. And we are rather near the historic town.
Use to love this marina but lately the service is lacking. They had me and two other boats circling for nearly a hour because nobody could be bothered to answer the radio or phone. Shuttle to town was cronically late by 20-30 minutes to the point we had to use Uber. WIFI very slow. Ok for a dollar a foot but unsat for premium prices.
Excellent marina, able and accommodating dockhands. Office called me the day before to confirm and inquire about arrival time. Good wifi and very nice bath facilities. Perfect spot for the total eclipse!
2016 Boater's Choice Award Winner as Voted by Members and Visitors of Marinas.com
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Charleston City Marina is proudly owned and operated by Safe Harbor Marinas, the largest marina company in the world. Charleston, South Carolina's premier marina since 1994, Charleston City Marina is located on mile marker 469.5 of the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway in Historic Downtown Charleston.
Named the 2005 National Marina of the Year by Marina Dock Age Magazine, Charleston City Marina features 19,000 feet of linear dock space covering 40 acres of water. The marina's MegaDock extends 1,530 feet and is the longest free-standing floating fuel dock in the Southeast.
Our premium location, state-of-the-art facilities and comprehensive amenities are complemented by the classic Southern hospitality of a skilled professional staff working to ensure that Charleston City Marina maintains its stature as one of the East Coast's premier travel and boating destinations.

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Cherry blossoms and rainbows, bubbles and googly eyes: Why do some things seem to create such universal joy? In this captivating talk, Ingrid Fetell Lee reveals the surprisingly tangible roots of joy and shows how we all can find — and create — more of it in the world around us.
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- CDSPCAdminAsked on February 06, 2018 at 01:21 PM
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Building Conservation at Townend
We're nearly done! Our major conservation project to remove and replace the two rotten main timbers in the oldest part of Townend is almost finished. We're so excited to share what we discovered as we peeled away centuries of hidden history in this Grade I listed farmhouse.
This project has been a huge undertaking, just imagine what it feels like to press against a 400 year old solid oak beam and feel it crumble beneath your fingers. That was what we were faced with when we scraped away the top layer of render to check the condition of the beams holding up the farmhouse last year.
The rot was discovered during a routine inspection of the external lime render. On removing the render it was clear that two of the beams in the front façade of the Firehouse (the main reception room and oldest part of the house) were crumbling due to wet rot.
The last few months have seen Townend cloaked in scaffolding and held up by a metal support structure while builders gradually peeled away the layers of render on the house to reveal stonework probably last seen in mid-Victorian times. Then it was time for the rotten beams to be removed and replaced with new ones. Once that was done we re-decorated and reinstated the inside of the house and the decoration of the outside of the house will continue now were open.
Replacing damaged sections of 400 year old solid oak beams from a Grade 1 listed farmhouse is no easy task, but along the way there have been some fascinating discoveries that we're excited to share with you.


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As I travel and see more parts of China, while there are some similarities, there are many differences. This is definitely true in Tibet. Have gotten opportunity to wander thru the markets and watch the people as they go about their daily lives. There is significant focus on Tibetan Buddhists religion.
Life in Tibet would be difficult. Lhasa seems very secluded from the rest of the world. There are instances where you see glimpses of change. Monks and Pilgrims talking on cell phones for example. In many places, I've seen high usage of cell phones and I imagine that this technology has done much to change communication. The infrastructure required for cell phone usage is much less than would be required for traditional phones or even water systems.
As you wander the streets of Tibet, you can't miss the parade of locals, pilgrims, nomads and even monks make their "kora" or clockwise circuits of the city as the pray. You see many traditionally clad people walking with their prayer beads and prayer wheels. I tried to capture some of the character of the people – but needed to be careful for 2 reasons. One – some of these folks believe having their picture taken will shorten their lives. But often they are eager to have their picture taken. The other reason is that the streets are heavily guarded. We have been told not to take pictures of the military. If they believe you have taken their picture, you may have a close encounter with these armed guards as they view your pictures and may request that you delete a picture. So far, I have avoided this experience, but several in my group of 14 have learned. We are regularly reminded that we are very far from home.
Our local guide in Tibet spent 12 years as Monk at the Jokhang Temple. We visited the temple with him as our guide. The temple was very crowded with people waiting in long line to enter the temple to pay their respect to the Buddha. We were allowed to go in another entrance, but were shoulder to shoulder with the locals as we walked thru the temple. We got some insight to the hard life of a young monk – receiving yak butter offerings, cleaning the temple, and carry water from well to third floor, However, at the same time, our guide was able to get an education that he wouldn't otherwise have been possible, It was obvious he still had friends at the temple as he was greeted throughout the temple. He was free to leave the order and pursue other opportunities, but if still very connected / devoted to his Buddhist faith. He is also now a husband and a very proud father of a 7month old son – something that wouldn't have been possible as a monk.
We also visited the Sera Monastery. The Monastery was founded in 1419 and at one time had 6000 monks in residence. Today, following the 'Lhasa incident', there are less than xx monks here. The monastery's main purpose is education and it houses 3 universities for study. Some buildings in the complex are crumbling and are being rebuilt. There was also visible activity to restore some parts of this historic structure.
The Sera Monastery is visited by many parents with young infants. They bring the children here to be blessed and received protection. This is done by getting a black streak down their nose. We saw many infants and young children with black noses. As we were going thru the chapel, we were also blessed with the black mark. From our guide we learned that adults often visit if they are having trouble sleeping as well. As we continued our visit, our group of big black noses were a source of amusement for the locals. It added to our memories of the visit as well. One of our party has ended up on crutches due to flare up of knee injury. He received an extra healing blessing and was bestowed with a white scarf for even further protection and healing. I think Dick would like this to be fruitful!
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Happy End
afterword by Ferdinand von Schirach
- date of publication: 25.09.2017
- 160 Pages
- Zsolnay
- Paperback
- Deutschland: 22,00 €
- Österreich: 22,70 €
In his new film, Oscar-winning Michael Haneke tells the story of the entrepreneurial Laurent family from Calais in the north of France.
»In Happy End, people kill, hurt, deceive, and remain silent. They can't help it. They stand side by side yet do not come into contact, they are not truly aware of each other or find each other tedious or embarrassing. Everyone is lonely, and they all remain strangers to each other. When they think they love each other, they write about sex and destruction in the blue light of a computer screen.« These are Ferdinand von Schirach's impressions while watching Michael Haneke's new film, which premiered at the Cannes Film Festival and will be released in German-language cinemas in autumn 2017. »Art,« continues Schirach, »must be uncompromising, and I know of no other artist who makes fewer compromises than Michael Haneke.« With precision, unsentimentally and free of clichés: that is how Haneke directs his lead actors Jean-Louis Trintignant and Isabelle Huppert and that is how he orchestrates this major cinematic film.


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TORONTO --At least 15 people have been injured and two suspects are on the loose following a bombing at an Indian restaurant in Toronto.
Three of the injured are in critical condition.
The restaurant where the blast happened appears to be located in a strip mall.
The Peel Regional Police put out a surveillance photo showing the two suspects they are looking for. They say the men took off immediately after the explosion.
2 suspects attended the scene, detonated an Improvised Explosive Device within the restaurant. Several injured were taken to local hospital and 3 in critical condition were taken to a Toronto Trauma Centre. pic.twitter.com/yzCT59UVN6— Peel Regional Police (@PeelPoliceMedia) May 25, 2018


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An effort to repeal Nebraska's ban on public school teachers wearing religious garb in the classroom advances in the Unicameral after legislators overcome the opposition of one senator.
Speaker Jim Scheer of Norfolk sponsors LB 62 that would allow teachers to wear religious garb and symbols in the public classroom, repealing a 100-year-old ban Scheer insisted few knew existed.
"That doesn't mean they are teaching that religion. It is not that they are impugning that language on their students," Scheer told colleagues during legislative debate. "It just simply means it was part of their attire."
The bill faced little opposition. In fact, it faced only one adamant opponent: Sen. Ernie Chambers of Omaha.
Chambers argued the bill would foist religion on children required to attend public schools. He said it would violate the spirt of separation of church and state. Chambers held up a first-round vote on the bill for two days.
At one point, Chambers attempted to modify the bill, removing the punishment provision in the current law.
"This that I am asking you to do is not a vote against religion," Chambers told colleagues during floor debate. "It's a vote for all of them to be on the same footing."
LB 62 advanced on a 36-1 vote, with eight senators not voting.
AUDIO: Brent Martin reports [:50]