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Here's what I know. Donald Trump is a phony, a fraud. His promises are as worthless as a degree from Trump University. (1/2)— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) March 3, 2016
Now:He's playing the American public for suckers: He gets a free ride to the White House and all we get is a lousy hat. (2/2)— Mitt Romney (@MittRomney) March 3, 2016
No word on whether sociopath Donald "Rump" Trump grabbed Willard "Mittens" Romney by the p*ssy during yesterday's meeting, or whether he got that "lousy hat." Rethugs are nothing if not amoral hypocrites.
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Time management skills have always been important in business. But now they are not only important, they are critical to success. The most motivated person will flounder and sink in the tide of digital and real life distractions without a time management system of some sort. Let's explore some high-tech ways to use time most effectively in your information marketing business.
Ilya Pozin posted a fascinating list on LinkedIn, including the following, followed by my comments:
"1. ActiveInbox [This is for Gmail and Yahoo email accounts.]
2. Swiftkey [This is for texting faster and more efficiently, especially for users of Android devices.]
3. Buffer [This is for coordinating social media posts.]"
I figure, most information marketers are pretty overwhelmed and anything that cuts into the overwhelm and manages it for them is something to consider. These three suggestions are only a sample of the ten suggestions in Pozin's article, but they cover three basic areas – email, texting and social media.
Honestly, those three functions – email, texting and social media reading and posting – can consume a person's life entirely, especially solo entrepreneurs working alone most of the time. So, having a management system is probably more critical for us (I'm in this category, too) than it is for employees with supervision and assistance. We have to do it all and it's particularly hard to juggle everything.
One thing to keep in mind with these management programs and apps is that they reach into your email account, including your list of contacts. Make sure you check the privacy policies before signing up because you don't want your contact list to receive any form of spam that will be linked to you somehow.


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NO YOLKS® Creamy Chicken Divan
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"Maximize your time in the kitchen by preparing the whole bag of noodles. Use the extra noodles to prepare our NO YOLKS Garlicky Noodles with Kale* while the casserole is baking and you'll have tomorrow's lunch ready too!"
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- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F (190 degrees C). Stir the soup with the yogurt, mayonnaise and curry powder (if using) in a large bowl until well combined. Stir in the noodles, broccoli and chicken until well coated.
- Transfer the noodle mixture to a greased 9 x 13-inch (3.5 L) casserole dish. Toss the breadcrumbs with the cheese and oil. Sprinkle evenly over the noodle mixture.
- Bake, covered, for 40 minutes or until hot and bubbly. Uncover and broil the top to brown the crumbs (if desired).
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- Replace the Broad Noodles with NO YOLKS® Broad or Dumpling Noodles.
- Quick-thaw the broccoli by placing in a colander and running under hot tap water; drain well.
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Our Journey
DesleeMattex (previously known as Mattex) was established in 1962. In March 2010 DesleeMattex signed a Joint Venture Agreement with DesleeClama which attained a 40 percent share. DesleeClama is an international textile company based in Belgium with factories in Romania, the United States, Indonesia & Brazil and sales offices in Spain, Singapore & India.
This partnership enables DesleeMattex to offer Africa locally produced world class mattress fabric with technology that offers the end-consumer the ultimate sleeping solution. DesleeMattex has state-of-the-art air jet looms and circular knitting equipment, with an extrusion plant and finishing line. DesleeMattex has a strong focus on lean manufacturing principles and center their attention on customer satisfaction.
During the year of 2016 DesleeClama merged with Bekaert Textiles, one of the biggest mattress fabric suppliers in the world and also based in Belgium. Now DesleeMattex is part of an even bigger, more experienced and knowledgeable group called Bekaert Deslee with 19 factories around the world.
DesleeMattex supplies technology driven, first grade mattress fabric with stylish patterns inspired by world décor and fashion trends and complimented with popular colours. Their product range spreads from economical, low weight soft fabrics with modern geometric designs to plush, luxurious fabrics fit for a King's bedroom with complementing upholstery type fabrics for the border and base turning the traditional mattress into an item of furniture.
Their customers are able to utilize customized designs to promote their individual brands in the retail market. Thanks to their local present product development team innovation, design and product development are attuned more closely to the local market's needs and supported with global trends by the group's International Development Centre (IDC), based in Belgium.
Our People
DesleeMattex employs 135 people at its plant in Cape Town, with sales representation in Johannesburg, Durban and Sub-Saharan regions. Due to the technical nature of the operation and with their commitment to training and development, DesleeMattex staff is highly skilled in the various disciplines of production.
DesleeMattex draws its workforce from the greater Cape Town area and specialized skills are sourced through close relationships with their international partner and suppliers.
In 2014 their training centre was SETA certified with a NQF Level 2 accreditation. DesleeMattex maintains an on-going in-service training program which includes assistance to staff in advanced training through local tertiary institutions as well as international training at our associated Bekaert Deslee plants.
They also offer a yearly Learnerships program for unemployed people of the community to experience manufacturing and after successful completion of the 9 month program possible employment. Through this program they have successfully employed 31 people.
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The changing international business climate with specific reference to the re-admission of South Africa as a political and economic entity has had a significant impact on DesleeMattex as well as most other South African businesses.
Increased exposure and competition has ensured that international standards of quality, service and lean manufacturing principals are essential to survival.
The increase in imports into South Africa has also forced South African businesses to re-address existing supply relationships, for suppliers to establish and maintain internationally competitive business standards and practices offering value added products and services.
In this environment, DesleeMattex has aligned itself with the DesleeClama principles to improve on the standards lean manufacturing, quality, service, product development, technological advances with supported marketing material support.
DesleeMattex is now part of the Global Sleep Organisation bringing the benefits of to Bed Manufactures as the preferred local partner supplier within Southern African Region.
Encompassing an area of over 19000 m², the plant is situated approximately 17km from the centre of Cape Town and situated in an established industrial development area.
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DesleeMattex traditional customer base has been the South African bedding and related markets. DesleeMattex is one of the largest jacquard weaving plants in the country.
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The Antique Brass 'Gothic Crocus' styled TRV radiator valves (1/2" - 15mm BSP Fitting).
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Knight Angels Out of Editing
So, I got the call from my editor in New Jersey this past weekend, and she's done with Knight Angels. She loved the book, which makes me very happy. So far, anyone who has previewed and edited the book loves it! I've added a few things here and there, and the final editing process is far from over, but I can see the end on the horizon!
I'm setting a release date for late April. I'm thinking the 22nd (22 is my favorite number after all) but don't hold me to it. There are too many variables to know for sure.
In a way, I'm nervous to get the book back from the editor. I always get a little anxious over finishing a book because I wonder if I'll be able to write the next. After editing for so long you lose touch with the groove you were in while writing it. Knight Angels was my NaNoWriMo winner, and those of you who know what I'm talking about understand how that month of writing is like carrying a baby!
Luckily I have been writing a little in between. I've been dabbling with my children's chapter book here and there, trying my best to remain fresh. Reading also helps, though I've been slacking on Beautiful Creatures. It usually takes me a week to finish a book, but I fear it's been over a month!


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So today is a very special day. It is the launch of Project T- T for Testimony. Testimonies, I think, are one of the most important ways for us to see a clear example of Jesus's love for us as he works in other peoples lives. And some testimonies that you hear are really heart-wrenching as you read what people have been through to get to where they are. When I hear other peoples testimonies, sometimes it makes me sit up and wonder why I moan about such trivial stuff. Because people go through such hardships and we often don't find out till long after the event, but what never ceases to amaze me is how they hung on to their faith even in those really tough days and came through with Gods help. By comparison, my testimony is relatively boring, but it is something that I hope will encourage people that don't have incredible testimonies to share theirs, and for anyone to share theirs.
So my testimony starts in 2013. I've been going to Church since I was aged zero and always loved going, I made a great group of friends, and we are all really close. But what really made me convinced of my faith was when I went to a camp called Soul Survivor, which is a Christian festival for young people. In the first service, I went and truly committed myself to God. Throughout those 5 days that I spent at Soul Survivor, I saw more miracles than I had in my entire life including healings and physical signs of the Holy Spirit moving among us. On the second to last night, I was being prayed for and the guy (who was called William, who I never knew before or never spoke to after) who was praying for me had his hand on the back of my neck and another on my right shoulder. As he prayed for me, I felt another hand rest on the crown of my head, yet there was no one else praying for me. And I know people will claim that someone else came along and William just forgot. But it didn't feel like a normal hand, and as it touched me, I felt an immense calm come over me, the Holy Spirit was there.
Since 2013, I have been to Soul Survivor twice more, and although it wasn't the same as the first time, it allowed me to learn more about God and his ways. It also allowed me to pray for other people, which is such a great way to pray, when they're right next to you and you know they're going through such hardships, but there you can apply all your time and effort into praying for them.
It has also allowed me to get involved in church life, I've lead services and I'm hoping to do my first full preach this year. But none of this would have been realised by me, had I not been prayed for by William. And for that I am forever grateful.
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The 1939 and 1940 New York World's Fair in Pictures
"Pictures say a thousand words," and pictures of the 1939 World's Fair are no exception. Photograph books were one of the most popular types of souvenirs for visitors to the Fair, as color photography was in its first stages of popularity.
Above in the large picture is the Pictorial Souvenir of the New York State Exhibits at the fair, produced by the New York State World's Fair Commission. It has several interesting features, including a state regional map, an introduction from the then-governor Herbert Lehman, and various attractions throughout the state.
Top left is Manhattan Postcard Publishing Company's New York World's fair: Illustrated by Camera, published in 1940. It contains spectacular black and white images of the fairgrounds and exhibits.
Top right is See the New York World's Fair...in Pictures, which highlights the fair's exhibits by zone. It also includes some original construction photographs.
Bottom left is Seeing New York World's Fair in Colors, a small brochure that contains both black and white photographs and colored illustrations of the 1940 World's Fair.
Bottom right is the "Official Souvenir Book: New York World's Fair 1939," published by Exposition Publications in 1939. This book contains black and white photographs and color photographs, as well as detailed maps of the fairgrounds.


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Christmas In July 2017 Day 48
What day is this? I can't keep track anymore. Wednesday, I think. I know it's day 48 of Christmas in July, even though it's been 47 days (I got the bright idea to share twice on one day, not sure why). We're getting really close to the end here, though we're not at the bottom of the barrel by any means. I've been trying really hard all this time to space out the really good tracks so it doesn't become too boring around here. So you've always got something good to look forward to, and I don't think tonight is any different. Let's jump in and see what we've got.
1. The Sleigh by Fred Waring And His Pennsylvanians from the box Fred Waring And His Pennsylvanians Sing America's Favorite Songs (Reader's Digest 8xLP RDA-238 "Courtesy Of Capitol Records Inc.", Stereo, 1981). Short, but sweet.
2. Silent NIght by The Band Of The Irish Guards, Director Of Music: Lieut-Colonel C.H. Jaegar, Conducted By Alfred Ralston, from the soundtrack to Oh! What A Lovely War (Paramount PAS 5008, Stereo, 1969). I always pick up old soundtracks when I see them, you never know when you're going to find some Christmas music hidden in there.
3. Oriental Holiday by Billy Vaughn And His Orchestra from Songs I Wrote (Ranwood HLP 12162, Stereo, 1966). More of the pizzicato string music that's been a staple around here for a few days. Vaughn may have written it, but it owes an awful lot to David Rose.
4. Moonlight In Vermont by Lee Scott With Tony Luis Quintet from Lee Scott Sings Cool Music For Warm People (Strand SLS 1047, Stereo, 1962). An album with a great cover that I picked up and checked just because of that cover. And this was the closest I could come to a Christmas song on there. Old stereo where the balance is all on one side, so don't be surprised when you listen.
5. Mary Had A Baby by Eastern Mennonite High School Touring Chorus, Director: Marvin L. Miller, Soprano Solo: Sylvia Brunk, from the LP Eastern Mennonite High School Touring Chorus, Harrisonburg, Virginia, 1969-70 (Rittenhouse Custom Recordings RCR 1019S, Stereo, 1970). One of the very last private press things I've got for you, or at least one of the last ones I recorded.
6. Joy (Jesu Joy Of Man's Desiring) by The Ventures from their album Joy-The Ventures Play The Classics (United Artists UAS-5575, Stereo, 1972). I was trying to find their Nutcracker tribute, but came up with this instead. Good enough for me! This isn't your usual guitar-driven Ventures track, though. More keyboards than anything else.
7. In The Winter by Janis Ian from her album Between The Lines (Columbia PC 33394, Stereo, 1975). After I shared out Sheena Easton's version of this song, I had to go searching for the original, and here it is. You get lucky sometimes.
8. In The Bleak Midwinter by Oratorio Chorus Of The Guelph Light Opera Company-Charles M. Wilson, Mus. Doc., Director, from Songs For All Seasons (Guelph Light Opera Company GLOC 1968, Stereo). Gotta be close to the end on this album. I hope.
9. God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen by St. Paul's Boys Choir from Songs For The Seasons (Fleetwood BMC5075, Stereo). Not the same album as the one above, they just happen to share a title.
10. A Dreamer's Holiday by Buddy Clark from Buddy Clark's Greatest Hits (Columbia CS 9434, Electronically Re-Channeled For Stereo, 1967). Another track from this one, but not as good as the one with Dinah Shore.
11. Dirty Claus Rag by Country Joe And The Fish from the album Reunion (Fantasy F-9530, Stereo, 1977). Now this, this was a find! I picked up the album just to verify that it was the same Country Joe & The Fish from Woodstock, and it was. But then I happened to make out one word in a handwritten font in one of the track titles that looked like it said Claus. So I grabbed it and gave it a listen. Sure enough, it's a Christmas song about Santa stealing his Christmas tree. Awesome stuff!
12. Cold Blanket Polka (Zimna Pierzyna) by Connecticut Twins Orchestra from Holiday In Poland (Stella S-LP 926, Stereo). Can I share all the songs from this LP since it has the word Holiday in the title? No, I best not.
13. The Christmas Song by Tony Mottola from Close To You-A Guitar For Lovers (Project 3 PR 5050SD, Stereo, 1970). Very mellow, but still a great track.
14. At Christmastime, another track by Harry Secombe, Florence Henderson, Elizabeth Larner, Toralv Maurstad & Chorus-With The London Symphony Orchestra, from the soundtrack to Song Of Norway (ABC Records ABCS-OC-14, Stereo, 1971). This one grows on me a bit each time I listen to it.
15. All Praise To Thee, Eternal Lord by Professional Chorus And Orchestra, Musical Director-Dale Warland, Organist-Paul Manz, from the triple album A Time For Singing (Commission On Worship And Church Music and The Commission On Public Communication Of The American Lutheran Church, Distributed Through Augsburg Publishing House 3xLP 5-5597, -5598, -5599, Stereo). I think this is the end of the selections I pulled from this one.
16. Quiet Christmas by St. Paul's Catholic Church Junior Choir-Sister Marie Therese S.S.J., Director-Mrs Eleanor Loyless, Accompanist, from the LP St. Paul's Junior Choir (Fidelity Sound 633F-1584 "Dedicated To The Memory Of President John F. Kennedy", Mono, 1964). I wonder if this St. Paul's has anything to do with the one above? Doubt it, it's a pretty common name.
17. Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers by Bingtown Brass Band & Others from the album Tubby The Tuba And Other Stories, Songs And Marches (Happy Time (Pickwick) HT-1020, Mono). Since this one sounds much older than the other track I previously shared from this album, I'm guessing it's performed by the "Others" in the artist credit.
18. My Favorite Things by Mary Martin-Music By Robert Lowe And His Orchestra, from the LP Mary Martin Sings The Sound Of Music-Rodgers And Hammerstein (D*sneyland DQ 1296, Mono, 1966). Short, very short.
19. Greensleeves by The Ramsey Lewis Trio from Down To Earth-The Ramsey Lewis Trio Plays Music From The Soil (Mercury MG 36150 Promotional Record For Broadcast Only Not For Sale, Mono, 1958). There is probably a story behind this LP that I don't know. The trio appears courtesy of Argo, so why they didn't release the LP? I don't know.
20. Gin For Christmas by Lionel Hampton And Orchestra from Open House (RCA Camden CAL-517, Originally Recorded October 30, 1939, Mono, 1959). A collection of older tracks, and one of the first songs I ever found for Christmas In July years ago. That copy was on an older 10" LP. Was still excited to find this version, though.
And that's it for the 48th night. Hope there's something in there for you to enjoy. Come back tomorrow for more.


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It's known as "the most wonderful time of the year," but for many seniors, the holiday season brings sadness and depression. Seniors can experience this Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) for physical reasons, such as shorter days, colder weather, and physical impairments that keep them from participating in holiday activities. Emotional reasons like loneliness and missing deceased loved ones can also trigger seasonal depression.
SAD, also known as the winter blues or holiday blues during this time of the year, is considered by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders as a "specifier for a recurrent major depressive disorder… that occurs only during a specific time of year and fully remits thereafter." Even those with normal mental health can experience this seasonal depression during certain times of the year. It is now a widely recognized disorder among experts, and is thought to affect as many as 9 percent of adults in some areas of the country.
"The holidays are a time of tradition and the gathering of family and friends for many people," said social worker Mary Stehle. "For some seniors, this can be a time that reminds them of losses…the loss of loved ones, the loss of a home, the loss of good health."
The following are some signs that a senior may be suffering from depression or SAD:
* Persistent sadness
* Trouble falling asleep or sleeping too much
* Decreased socialization
* Loss of interest in usual activities
* Excessive worrying
* Irritability
* Feeling worthless, helpless or hopeless
* Changes in appetite
* Crying spells
* Trouble focusing, remembering or making decisions
How to Beat the Holiday Blues
First of all, it will be helpful for seniors to admit that they are having a hard time, and may need an ear to listen to them. Encourage your loved one to tell you how they are feeling. "Acknowledging that might allow them to feel okay about sharing some of the thoughts on their mind, which could make them feel better," Stehle said.
Staying busy and active will also help combat SAD. Be sure to include your elderly loved ones in family activities, like gift shopping, baking cookies, decorating the tree, or taking a walk to see Christmas lights. Simple mental and physical exercise can help seniors improve their mental health and avoid depression. Many seniors grieve for a lost spouse during the holiday season. Encourage them to share stories, photos, and memories, rather than dwell on their absence. Suppressing any memories and thoughts of them will often worsen any depression. "Take the time to listen to your loved one," said Stehle. "They may need to reminisce about their childhood or past holiday traditions."
Loneliness and isolation can be huge factors in causing holiday depression in seniors. If your loved one lives alone, or in an assisted living community, be sure they can share the holiday season with family or friends. Valentin Bragin, psychiatrist and author of Conquering Depression in the Golden Years, said seniors need to feel connected to others during the holidays. "The key message is do not stay home alone during the holidays," Bragin said. "Stay active and look for places where people celebrate the holidays together."
SAD is only temporary; however, depression can easily worsen when untreated. If symptoms last longer than a couple of weeks, it may be time to find help. Depression is not a normal part of aging, and healthcare professionals can recommend treatments like medication, therapy, exercise, and socialization. Seniors' lives will inevitably change, but cherishing old memories and opening one's mind to new ones will help keep the holiday blues at bay.
Written by Taylor French, Amada contributor.


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I should start with an apology for it being a month since the last Silly Daddy blog.
I will follow this apology with an excuse: We are building a new upstairs to our house and every spare minute I've had I've been painting, screwing, sanding, priming, painting, corking, polyfillering, painting, knotting, measuring, spending copious amounts of money on decorating stuff and even more bloody painting!
It's not finished, but I'd say we're three quarters done, and hope to NOT have an office/kitchen or a lounge/bedroom soon!
Now, as a nearly full time dad, I end up spending more time with other mums than the average man. School runs, and play groups being the most common of these occasions, and it's at play groups that I feel the most different. In fact at times, I feel I couldn't stand out more if I was a martian doing my weekly shop at Tesco!
When Isabelle was a toddler, it just so happened that I had Thursdays off work, so I would take her to the same play group* that I've just recently started attending again with Toby. I must say, this play group is spectacular value for money and run by a wonderful group of ladies that make me feel very welcome. However, I eventually stopped taking Isabelle to it on my day off, citing the excuse, 'It's just too bloody mumsy' to my wife. Basically, I really did feel conspicuous when I went a couple of years ago. None of the mums talked to me, they all seemed to gather in little groups, and on the odd occasion when one of them would be forced to interact with me, usually due to the fact that their child was hitting Isabelle, they'd say, "It's very brave of you to come here. My husband wouldn't set foot in here with all these mums", then re-join her friends again.
Yes, I realise this was a nice sentiment and that they were being polite, but it just made me feel like I stood out even more. In fact, I almost felt less masculine at times, which is stupid, but there you go.
Hindsight, they say, is a wonderful thing. It's with hindsight that I realised I was being a bit lame and should have just not cared about being the only man. I mean, what was I expecting? While I'm happy striking up conversation with anyone of any age and any sex, I was hardly going to be the life and soul of a chat about the latest TV programmes, women's fashion or the nightmare parking situation at the local school. Any more than they could contribute to an in depth conversation about what went wrong with England's rugby world cup campaign or what a tight finish it was to this year's British touring car championship!!?
So, this time around, now that I'm a proper (nearly) full time dad and not just spending time with my child on my day off, I've decided to 'Man up'!
I still don't get involved in much chat with other mums at the play group, but I speak to mum's that are willing to speak to me. We have brief conversations about what we have in common: Children!
Of course I don't try to swing the conversation around to how crap Charlton Athletic are at the moment, but then they're not asking me what I think of their new boots either! If the conversation dwindles, we make a similar excuse about how we 'Should be keeping an eye on our child', and depart. Easy.
So with the benefit of hindsight, I have this advise:
If you're a lone man in a sea of mums, don't shy away from having a chat if a mum sparks up a conversation. She's not from Venus! You never know, you may end up talking about something other than children.
And if you're a mum and you spy a lone dad looking lost in a sea of mums, he's not from Mars. Just tell him man up, stop being a wall flower and get involved, because us men are simple creatures and we sometimes need a little shove in the right direction!
Food tip of the week
Turn your boring greens into a funky dish.
Whether it's green cabbage, savoy cabbage, sprouts, bok choy or cavolo nero, slice them up thin, dip them in boiling water for 30 seconds then chuck them in a frying pan with hot oil. Add some pine nuts or flaked almonds and chopped garlic. Fry for just a few minutes, then add some grated hard cheese just before you turn off the hob.
This makes an excellent side for all sorts of meat dishes, or you can have it as it is with a poached egg balanced on top. And you can add it to pasta and pesto for an excellent veggie dish.
It's healthy, quick, easy and very 'Cheffy'!
*Thursdays at 10am, Bransgore Community Church, Bransgore, Christchurch, Dorset.


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Preaches on "Courage"
Hearing the Call
Mark challenges us to go to God and ask for direction and to go to each other as a church community for support and encouragement on the journey.View Preach
Walking through the mess
Winnie encourages us with a look at the story of the woman at the well and how Jesus enters into our mess to walk with us through it.View Preach
Fuel For Mission
Miriam Swaffield, guest speaker from Fusion, encourages us with stories and strategies for mission. Be encouraged!View Preach
Net Breaking, Boat Sinking Fish
Dave takes a look at the miraculous catch of fish in luke 4 and asks; what is the impossible thing that lies in front of us? and what is Jesus asking us to do?View Preach
In His Image – Singleness
Marijke concludes our 'In His Image' with a look at how we reflect God through singleness.View Preach
Becoming Signs and Wonders
Tony helps us to desire the Holy Spirit more deeply so that we may be more aware in our daily lives of His presence and His power in and through us.View Preach
What Jesus Prayed For Me
Richard takes us through the prayer of Jesus in John 17. Jesus prays that the Love of God would be made known in us and through us.View Preach
Lovers of God
Dave takes a look at Psalm 63 and how pursuing the presence of God is a key value for us.View Preach
God is Good
As we seek God for more healings, signs and wonder in the neighbourhood of Longsight, Amy helps us to overcome things that might hold us back. Belief in the goodness of God will be foundational.View Preach
Romans 8 Confidence
Dave encourages us to live confident in the Holy Spirit living and acting through us each day.View Preach


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The increase in fertiliser importation between January and early this month led to a boost in local rice production, The Naija247news has learnt.
The Federal Government was said to have imported one million tons of fertiliser (about 20 million 50 kilogramme (kg) bags of fertiliser) through the Lagos and Tincan Island ports between January and the first week of this month.
Findings showed that both ports took delivery of 254,157 metric tons of the product valued at N27.95billion from eight vessels.
Some farmers said the fertiliser imported from Morocco and Europe was sold to them at N5, 500 per bag.
The last batch of 157, 000 tons scheduled for the last three months arrived the country and was cleared, while the last vessel, V. Sanderling berthed at ENL Terminal few days ago with 43, 180 tons.
Since the beginning of the year, the country was said to have received at least 957,000 metric tons of the product from ENL Consortium Terminal at the Lagos Port and JosepDam Terminal in Tincan Island Port.
The fertiliser was ferried to the seaports by Orient Tiger laden with 19, 892 tons; SFL Humber, 37,800 tons; Nord Mumba, 3,570 tons; Desert Calm, 46,200 tons; Team Tango, 13, 199 tons; Silver Lake, 25, 000tons; Skala Wolid, 31,246 tons; Atlantic Tramp, 36,250 tons and Ionian Eagle, 41,000 tons.
Also, between last May and June, some 343,657 metric tons of Muriate of Potash (MOP) arrived Lagos and Tincan Island ports, while 359,006 tons of Nitrogen Phosphorous and Potassium (NPK) were imported into the country between July and November.
Last year, the Federal Government signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Morocco to import NPK and some companies in Europe MOP.
Following the agreement, the government promised that one million tons of NPK and MOP fertiliser would be exported in five batches of 200,000 metric tons before the end of the year as part of efforts to find solution to food shortage and to further reduce the price of food in the country.
In the MoU, government explained that it would control 40 per cent shares, while IML Limited, a consortium of private local investors, would hold the remaining 60 per cent equity stake.
Following the massive importation of the products, the Minister of Budget and National Planning, Senator Udoma Udo Udoma, said recently that the Federal Government would further reduce the price of fertiliser to cut down the price of locally produced rice.


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Caribbean Fusion at MoDa Runway
Published:Friday | November 16, 2018 | 12:00 AM
Designers from across the region set fire to the stage of Collection MoDa Runway last week with an eclectic compilation of colours, patterns and styles. Under the theme 'Her', designers such as Yumi Katsura, Flower Child, Kahindo, Jae Jolly, Satta Andino, Trefle, Drenna Luna, House of Byfield, Korto Momolu and Raphelita showcased their latest female and a few male additions to their brands. The MoDa Runway has become one of the best fashion shows within the region. The highly organised fashion show was elegant, succinct and refreshing.


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FAIRMONT — The West Virginia Public Theatre kicks off its presentation today of the production titled "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum."
Multiple showings of the play are scheduled to take place at the Metropolitan Theatre in downtown Morgantown. These showings will kick off the theatre's 32nd summer season.
Residents can chose from showings from 7:30-9:30 p.m. today, Friday, Saturday and Sunday, July 10. Matinees are also available from 2-4 p.m. on Saturday, Sunday and Saturday, July 9. Finally. a showing is available from 1-3 p.m. Wednesday.
Lee Blair, a director of the play, believes residents should attend this comedic presentation.
"'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum' is a musical comedy farse," Blair said. "Basically it is a story of a Roman slave by the name of Pseudolus and he is a slave to a young master by the name of Hero. As Hero sees a young woman at the house next to his, he falls in love with her at first sight."
Pseudolus concocts a plan to get her for Hero as his wife.
"So that's basically the premise of the show," Blair said. "(It) is kind of the mistaken identities and plot twists of Pseudolus trying to gain his freedom because that is what he will get if he gets Hero the girl. He will be a Roman citizen instead of a Roman slave."
Actor in the production Matthew Henerson believes "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is one of the best and funniest musicals ever written.
"Any day you are going to rehearse 'A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum' it a good day at work," Henerson said. "The music is delightful. The book is really, really funny. If you have a terrific cast, which we have, and a wonderful director, which we have, it is just like going to play every day. What could possibly be bad?"
Henerson's path to become an actor stemmed from his fathers career.
"My father was a television writer, (and he) wrote for shows like 'I Dream of Jeannie,' 'Bewitched' and 'Lassie' back in the 1960s before I was born," Henerson said. "Then he wrote a lot of television movies and mini-series, so I grew up around the motion-picture business."
When he began acting, Henerson found out that he really enjoyed it.
"I kept doing it in college never really thinking 'oh yes I must set out to be an actor,' but by the time I was done with college that's pretty much what I was," he said.
Blair said that he has both acted and directed this production before.
"I acted in this production years ago, and then I directed it for another company a few years ago, so I really love the show," he said. "It is a broad, silly farse with some really great music."
The show was written in the early 1960s by Steven Sondheim along with two writers, Burt Shevelove and Larry Delbart, Blair said.
"The show is structured in Roman comedy," he said. "The opening number is called 'Comedy Tonight,' and in the opening number the cast comes out and says, 'We are not going to present a tragedy. A tragedy tomorrow, comedy tonight.' Greek theater is pretty much about tragedy ... but Roman theater was more comedic."
For more information on the West Virginia Public Theatre and for tickets visit wvpublichteatre.org.
By Keslie VanderWijst
Read the full article on the Times West Virginian website here.


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During Halloween season, many of us turn to slasher films and horror classics for vicarious scary thrills. Some of the most famous serial killers--Michael Myers, Jason Voorhies, and Freddy Krueger--are nothing more than film characters. We can hold our breath, huddle close, and scream in terror when these slashers wreak their vengeance, and still feel safe when we leave the theater or turn off the television. Still, while horror flicks are the stuff of fiction, real life serial killers have caused terror in cities across the globe. The following infographic looks at the top 10 most infamous serial killers worldwide.
Serial killings peaked in the United States in the 1980's, but have since declined. Some of the most infamous American serial killers include the following:
- Jeffrey Dahmer – the serial killer committed acts of rape, necrophilia, cannibalism and dismemberment to his 17 victims.
- Ted Bundy – the charming Ted Bundy killed 30 young women, dismembered and raped their bodies, and kept their heads as souvenirs.
- Ed Gein – the inspiration for the movie Psycho killed two women who resembled his mother after she died. He also made skulls into bowls, human skin chairs, and a belt of human nipples.
- Henry Lee Lucas – Although he is only confirmed to have killed 11 people, he confessed to killing over 600.
- The Zodiac – The Zodiac killings were never solved. The Zodiac killer wrote cyphers to the police, allegedly holding his identity, but many could never be solved.
- Albert Fish – the boogeyman, was a child rapist, murderer and cannibal. He is known not only for his child murders, but also for his famous x-ray which showed 2 dozen needles stuffed into his hips and perineum.
- Richard Trenton Chase – The "Vampire of Sacremento" who committed six murders in a single month, Chase is known for his schizophrenia and paranoia that led to him drinking the blood of his victims.
- Dennis Rader - The "BTK Killer" (for "bind, torture, kill") killed 10 people near Wichita, Kansas, between 1974 and 1991. Rader had sent taunting messages to police, but stopped in the early 90's. He began writing letters again in 2004, and those notes led to his 2005 arrest and conviction.
- Gary Ridgeway - The "Green River Killer" was convicted of murdering nearly 50 women, but investigators believe his death toll could be as high as 90.
- John Wayne Gacy - The killer clown sexually assaulted and murdered at least 33 teenage boys in the mid-to-late 70's. Gacy was given 12 death sentences and was executed in 1994 after spending 14 years on death row.
- Albert Desalvo - The "Boston Strangler" confessed to killing 13 women in the early 1960's; however, investigators believe more than one person may have been responsible for the killings, also called the "silk stocking murders."
While many of the above names--or at least their nicknames--are virtually household names in America, the number of their victims pales in comparison with the body count of "La Bestia" Luis Garavito. A Columbian serial killer, Garavito confessed to 147 rapes and murders of young boys, and he is charged with 172 murders. Investigators believe the number of actual victims could be as high as 300. Despite being the worst serial killer in history, Luis Alfredo Garavito Cubillos was sentenced to 30 years in prison based on Columbian maximum sentencing, and his sentence was reduced to 22 years because of his confessions and his cooperation in helping police recover the bodies.


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From here you can add, reorder, and delete items that will appear in the notification center.
For an app to be allowed into the Notification Center, you have to explicitly add it. To add Lightbow, drag down from the top of your iPhone screen to show the Notification Center. Then, tap the "Edit" button, and hit the (+) button next to Lightbow. Any presets you've added in the Triggers tab should now show up in the widget.


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Unlike what I normally blog about, this was a special request that I decided to work on. Since I'm still new to WordPress, the setting and format is still new to me and i'm learning everyday, as seen by the fact that this blog is continuously changing with new themes and details constantly added.
Today, I'll be dishing how I turned a completely free WordPress blog theme into a fully functional home for e-books, writers and readers.
Obviously a purpose and plan is needed to begin a blog, but I wouldn't bore you with what you already know. We're jumping right into the fun bits.
Making use of WordPress themes might be tricky, but easy as pie once you get the hang of it!
Quick tip, read each detail about a theme, look out for artistic details to draw in your audience. To me, these include;
1. The Site Logo
2. The Featured content or featured image function
3. Post Formats
These help add character to your blog. As for using them, it's pretty simple once you deviate into the Custumize tool of your WordPress site. And have fun, it's the only way you're going to create something that's all about 'you' and what you represent as a blogger.
It might not represent the format displayed in the pictures initially, but once you keep posting and tagging and categorizing your posts accordingly, everything automatically falls into place.
Have any specific questions? Something you want to see? Leave a comment.


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Santoku knife, Shirogami 2 carbon steel, kurouchi finish - Yamawaki
This product is currently sold out.
A great knife from the Sakai-maker Yamawaki in the classic santoku shape with a beautiful kurouchi finish.
SHAPE: Santoku. Named after the three best things to do with this knife - slicing, dicing and mincing. It is the classic veg prep knife with both good breadth and width.
STEEL: Shirogami (white) 2 steel. It is a reactive carbon steel which is easy to sharpen and holds an edge well. This steel is frequently paired with a kurouchi finish and is often chosen for traditional-style Japanese knives.
FINISH: Kurouchi. This is a traditional, rustic finish achieved by leaving the furnace scale from the forging process on the blade rather than polishing it off. It has the advantage of reducing the reactivity of the surface of the knife and gives the blade a stylish, matt black finish.
HANDLE: Octagonal rosewood handle with ebony ferrule.
LENGTH: 180mm
MAKER: Yamawaki - Sakai City, Japan
BEST FOR: Your first Japanese knife purchase, particularly if you are new to carbon steel.
SAUNDERS SAYS: "This is slightly taller than your average santoku at 48mm. This gives great contact with your non-chopping hand which can hold whatever is being chopped, with your knuckles resting against the blade. In short this makes for a comfortable grip and lessens the chance of cutting yourself of cutting yourself. Note, I said lessen... it is still sharp! I think santokus are one of the most attractive shapes and this is a cracking example."
The spec:
BLADE LENGTH: 180mm
OVERALL LENGTH: 315mm
BLADE HEIGHT: 48mm
THICKNESS AT HEEL: 3.1mm
These knives are hand-forged so there may be natural variations in measurements and finishes.


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Outlook For China
The upcoming 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China has important implications for the global economy.
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China might be a one-party political system but behind the scenes various factions work to usher in supporters and kick out rivals.
Twice a decade these power struggles play out when senior politicians hold a National Congress to approve the line-up that will govern the country for the following five years. The next gathering is scheduled to start this autumn.
There is little doubt that Xi Jinping will continue for a second five-year term as General Secretary. Mr Xi has spent his first term consolidating his grip on power, largely through an anti-corruption campaign to rid himself of opponents. Yet who gets promoted to other senior positions could affect the country's policies and goals for economic development.
What happens in China is important for the world economy because it is one of the main engines of global growth. After achieving double-digit rates of expansion for more than three decades, the rate of growth in China's economy began to slow in 2010, falling to 6.7% by 2016.
This fall coincided with a flight to safety in investment. Investors feared a global recession led by China but at the time we felt that this was unlikely and maintained our exposure to risk assets. While performance in our portfolios suffered in the short term, 2016 as a whole turned out to be a boom year for equities and our investment performance over the year ended up being top quartile across nearly all of our mandates.
Why did we keep our nerve? Firstly, we looked to our investment principles, as patient and fundamentals-based investors. As such, we had the patience to ride out the short-term falls in anticipation of longer-term gains that our assessment of fundamentals suggested.
Secondly, we recognised that China was not in retreat but in the middle of a re-balancing act.
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An economy in transition
The world's second largest economy is working through a period of adjustment. The government is shifting the economy away from manufacturing towards a more sustainable foundation based on domestic consumption. This transition has led to a contraction in trade volumes, with implications for China's main trading partners in emerging Asia and the rest of the world.
Global commodity markets have suffered periods of weakness and volatility as a result. For example, China accounts for about two-thirds of global iron ore imports. Prices can be sensitive to any news that the Chinese government is boosting or cutting spending on infrastructure and construction, which are the main consumers of the steel that iron ore is used to produce.
As China transforms its economy, it must resolve a variety of tough challenges – from excess production capacity at traditional industries, environmental pollution and a lack of sufficient social services for the rapidly expanding urban population. Yet in our view the country has far more potential and flexibility for growth than many others due to its huge internal market.
An Emerging Relationship With Commodities
Emerging markets are leading producers and consumers of the world's raw materials, which binds their economies – and investment returns – to commodity prices...
Coutts currently has a neutral exposure to China relative to our long-term investment strategy, as part of our allocation to emerging markets as well as a country-specific fund that is likely to benefit from rising domestic consumption. We see the prospects for China as broadly positive in the future and see no reason to change this view at this stage.
Regardless of the outcome of the upcoming political reshuffle, we believe China's long-term economic policies will remain largely unchanged. Its leaders are likely to continue to tackle the problems of excess debt by reining in leverage and slowing broad credit expansion.
Additionally, they could use any consolidation of power to push through difficult structural reforms, which fall into three areas:
- financial and capital market reforms to further liberalise China's stock and bond markets, and open the financial services sector to foreign investors
- promoting mixed ownership of state-owned enterprises and spinning off non-core businesses
- reducing excess capacity in heavy industries such as steel, coal and construction
Despite the difficult economic, social and political challenges ahead, Coutts remains positive on China's growth outlook as well as the investment environment. Investment opportunities include multinational companies with substantial revenues from China, Chinese companies listed on developed market stock exchanges and professionally managed funds that invest directly in Chinese companies.
Key Takeaways
As the world's second biggest economy, China has a big impact on global international growth, in particular in the emerging markets. We believe that the Chinese economy is in good shape as the country continues to shift from a manufacturing basis to a more stable consumer-led economy, and believe that the upcoming National Congress will do nothing to disrupt progress.
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Once again: Finding simple cycles in graphs
Carsten Dorgerloh, Juergen Wirtgen
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We present a randomized algorithm that computes a simple cycle of length $k$ in general graphs, where $k$ is a fixed integer, in $\O$$(\max\{m, n \log n\})$ expected time. This algorithm can be derandomized with only a small loss in efficiency, yielding a deterministic algorithm for this task which runs in $\O$$(\max\{m \log n, n \log n\})$ worst-case time. We show that the randomized algorithm may be parallelized. These algorithms improve upon previous results of many authors. Furthermore, we answer the question of \cite{AlYuZw94}, whether deciding if a given graph contains a triangle is as difficult as boolean multiplication of two $n$ by $n$ matrices, in the negative.
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Twitter's COO Departure A 'Significant Operational Challenge'
Anthony Noto, considered perhaps to be Twitter Inc (NYSE: TWTR)'s most visible executive aside from CEO and co-founder Jack Dorsey, quit his post as COO of the social media company to accept the role of CEO of Social Finance, a financial technology company.
The Analyst
KeyBanc Capital Markets Andy Hargreaves maintains a Sector Weight rating on Twitter's stock with no assigned price target.
The Thesis
Noto played a "critical role" in overseeing Twitter's strategy and managing the company's operations, Hargreaves said in a brief note. Since Dorsey splits his time between Twitter and Square Inc (NYSE: SQ), Noto's departure no creates a "significant operational challenge" and could serve as a signal that Twitter's ongoing turnaround will be more difficult to execute than investors had hoped.
Twitter will likely begin searching for a replacement immediately even though Noto will assume his new job at SoFi in March, Hargeaves said. It's unclear at this point if the company will look for a replacement internally or externally. In the interim, Noto's responsibilities will be delegated between Twitter's VP of Global Revenue and Operations Matt Derella, who will continue working on the advertising sales efforts.
Price Action
Shares of Twitter were trading higher by around 0.5 percent ahead of Wednesday's market open.
Analyst: It Will Be 'Difficult' For Twitter To Replace Anthony Noto
Anthony Noto: It's Daunting And Inspiring To Work For Jack Dorsey
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Federal Trade Commission Looking Into Range of Fixes for News Industry
Posted at 1:06 p.m. ET
The Federal Trade Commission is concerned about the future of news on TV and radio as well as newspapers.
The FTC has launched a new series entitled "Can News Media Survive the Internet Age? Competition, Consumer Protection and the First Amendment," and will consider a range of fixes including possible non-profit models.
In announcing the series, the FTC said: "The news industry is in transition. Newspapers have lost much of their classified advertising revenues to online services, and some question how they will weather the development of targeted behavioral and other online advertising, online news aggregators, and other factors. How cable, broadcast, and other news organizations will respond to similar challenges is under discussion. Some predict that in a few years, television and radio will find themselves in situations similar to those facing newspapers."
In announcing the workshops-the first one is not slated until Sept. 15-new FTC Chairman Jon Leibowitz said that while other industries have had to transition to new business models in response to Internet competition, with consumers generally benefiting in the process, "the news business may be different because of the First Amendment values at stake. Whether we get our news from ink on paper, TV, radio, laptops, or mobile devices, we need a strong news industry for our democracy to thrive."
Up for discussion, according to the FTC, will be the roles of targeted behavioral advertising, online advertising, copyright protection, antitrust exemptions and more. Journalists, bloggers, privacy experts, direct marketers, online advertisers, academics and consumer advocates will all be part of that discussion.
Congress has held a couple of hearings already, focused almost exclusively on the economic problems of newspapers.
Jeff Chester, executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy, who has been a leading voice on behavioral marketing and privacy issues, is concerned that the workshops will provide media companies an opportunity to justify targeted ad practices as a last-ditch effort to save the news business. "The media industry is going to use these FTC hearings as a forum to declare that unless we invade American's privacy with behavioral advertising, what is left of our news gatherers will be laid off," he says. "This is going to be a key lobbying moment."
"The wholesale invasion of consumer privacy isn't the lifeboat that is going to keep the industry afloat," says Chester. But if they are going to use behavioral targeting, he says, "they are going to have to embrace meaningful consumer protection rules."
The FTC is likely to become more active on issues like the broadcast news business and network neutrality as the new administration hones its consumer-protection focus on issues previously more the province of the FCC, and as it becomes more active in antitrust enforcement.
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2019-2020 Staff
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Photo Editor
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Staff Writer
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Content Manager
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Design Editor
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Print Editor
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Staff writer
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Staff Videographer
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Thank you for visiting our website. We are excited this year to be celebrating 50 years of service in Benton County. Assistance League of Corvallis is a nonprofit, volunteer organization which has focused on responding to our local community needs. The members develop, implement and fund on-going programs to serve children and adults with specific needs in Benton County.
Assistance League of Corvallis is one of 120 chapters under National Assistance League®, which supports community based philanthropic programs. Operation School Bell®, a program to clothe children in need, is the signature program that all chapters support. Additionally, each individual chapter decides how they can best support the other needs of their community. In the Program section of this website, you can read detailed information about each of our programs: Operation School Bell, SAT Review, Hygiene Help, RED (Read Every Day), Hug-A-Bear, and Dental Education.
Fifty years ago, 110 women came together to form the Corvallis chapter of Assistance League. Its goal, which remains the same today, was to transform the lives of children and adults through community programs. Our membership has grown to 200 members who volunteer over 20,000 hours a year. Our programs and administrative services are funded by donations, grants, a direct mail campaign and two annual fundraising events: Galleria (along with ALC foods) and Winter's Eve Corvallis, which will be held respectively on October 19, 2019 and December 6, 2019. We rely on community support and the time and talents of our volunteers. Membership is open to all.
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Hyena (2014) | Gerard Johnson's blistering London crime thriller will set you on edge
If you're looking for senseless gun-toting violence and jokey Mockney banter, then prepare to be disappointed, because writer/director Gerard Johnson has crafted a blistering thriller that bites.
Bent undercover drug squad cop DS Michael Logan (Peter Ferdinando) has his territory marked – doing deals with the local West London gangs, while keeping his superiors sweet, and his instincts have always kept him one step ahead of the game. But when a pair of ruthless Albanian sibling criminals muscle in, and an investigator (Stephen Graham) and a embittered detective (Richard Dormer) start sniffing around, Logan's fractured world spirals out of control…
Hyena starts off very bloody and keeps on bleeding until the bitter end. Gerard Johnson's London is an urban jungle where good and dirty cops try to outdo each other, while the city's warring gangs rule the streets. In this violent world, good and evil is blurred indeed – and no more so than in Peter Ferdinando's super bent Logan. Forced to take desperate measures to recoup the money he's lost in a gang deal gone bad, the corrupt copper might be deserving of everything he gets, but he's also got a good heart, as witnessed when he tries to help a woman (Elisa Lasowski) escape from human traffickers. And Ferdinando plays him with grit and emotion. It's both powerful and painful to watch.
Many of the film's nocturnal shots of council estates and nightclub interiors may have an arty Edward Hopper-esque hue, but Gerard's camera aims for realism throughout, greatly helped by including non-actors and semi-improvised scenes. But he doesn't hold back on the blood and violence, which includes rape, decapitation and dismemberment.
The film's music, from The The's Matt Johnson, meanwhile, is also a hugely important stylistic device – moving between discordant guitar strumming, amphetamine-laced disco, hip-hop and exotic ethnic beats, it emphasises the film's multi-cultural Petri dish while also echoing Logan's psyche. Thankfully, a soundtrack has been released from Death Waltz Records in the UK.
The final 20-minutes is a total adrenaline rush, as though all that coke and weed taken by the gangsters and cops – including Neil Maskell's right bastard Martin – has finally hit. But – and this is my only gripe – that 'what's he going to do now!' final shot makes for a disappointing comedown.
Hyena is out on DVD in the UK from Metrodome Distribution, and includes as extra features, a making of featurette, interviews and theatrical trailer
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