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Rhys is currently Director of Hertford Theatre and Arts Advisor for East Herts District Council. He is a fellow of the Royal Society of Arts.
Rhys oversees all aspects of the successful delivery of Hertford Theatre, the flagship venue for the district of East Hertfordshire. Following a £1m refurbishment, the venue re-launched in December 2010 and has since enjoyed a thriving new dance and performance studio, digital cinema, bar/cafe and gallery space to support the 400 seat main house.
During his tenure, Rhys has established Hertford Theatre as one of the leading arts providers in East Hertfordshire. In addition to the professional arts programme, the theatre is engaged in delivering a range of community, family and educational arts activities for the people of Hertford and beyond. Recently, Rhys and his team secured a further future investment of £19.9m to improve all aspects of the theatre's output including increasing the capacity of the main auditorium and studio as well as expanding to include 3 full-time first release cinema screens and the development of a new riverside cafe/bar. Rhys is working with architects, Bennetts Associates, to deliver this large-scale capital development project which is due to commence in February 2021 and complete in the Autumn of 2022.
Alongside his work developing the arts programme at Hertford Theatre; Rhys has directed all the hugely successful family Christmas shows at Hertford Theatre. He has also written new versions of Aladdin and Cinderella and the Glass Slipper as well as writing and directing the sell out productions of Hansel and Gretel, Little Red Riding Hood, Rapunzel and The Astonishing Adventures of Pinocchio. Most recently, Rhys has written a new version of The Snow Queen which he will direct at Hertford Theatre for Christmas 2019.


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Young women have had their eyes opened to the possibility of a career in engineering.
A group of Rotorua Girls' High School students visited the engineering labs at Waikato University to get first-hand experience making robots.
The 13 and 14-year-olds were one of two school groups who went to the university in August as part of a university collaboration with the Partnership Through Collaboration Trust.
The trust aims to link science and technology with awareness of culture, language and the value of indigenous people.
Helena Dou'ble, 14, said she was interested in robotics before the visit but didn't really know what it was.
"Coming to the university means I could physically try it out, and get to see a bit about what engineering is too."
She said the robotics task was a challenge because the girls build machines from scratch.
Velma Faalilo, 14, helped build the robot with Helena.
"It was a good time, the tutors were really good, and easy to talk to. They didn't make me feel like I was asking too many questions."
Waikato University engineering lecturer Dr Shen Hin Lim oversaw the visit which aimed to give the students hands-on experience making functional robots.
"They're building rubbish sweeper robots. Later they'll be putting them to work, using the robots to collect up rubbish and dispose of it, so there is also a strong environmental message here as well."
Rotorua Girls' High School science teacher David Groot said the opportunity to go to the University of Waikato also opened the students' eyes to pathways in science and engineering, as they prepared to choose NCEA subjects.
"They've had no experience with anything at all like this. Some of them had never even held a screwdriver before.
"I'm always encouraging them to take a little interest in things like this, as there is big support for them out there, and they can go a long way in science."
The 22 girls all volunteered for the trip.

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Start-up practice Southgate & Sarabia has won a commission to redevelop empty 18th-century buildings at Wigan's famous Pier into a mixed-use scheme
Councillors granted consent for the emerging firm's plans to create eight homes and a range of events venues and visitor attractions on the canalside plot.
Southgate & Sarabia, formed earlier this year, will convert the former Orwell pub into a wedding venue; the disused Heritage Centre museum into a distillery and micro-brewery; and the one-time Way We Were attraction into a food and drink hub.
The practice will also create a row of three-storey terraced houses on an overgrown former car park next to the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. New public realm has been designed to encourage people to visit the area.
Developer Step Places, cultural organisation The Old Courts, Wigan Council and the Canal and River Trust are collectively backing the scheme.
Wigan council leader David Molyneux said: 'The collaborative plans we have for Wigan Pier will completely rejuvenate the area and connect the Pier Quarter to the town centre much more seamlessly.
'We are confident that that local people, visitors and those with an interest in the Pier buildings will welcome this formal decision and enjoy seeing this 18th century site brought back into modern use.'
Old Courts director Rebecca Davenport said: 'An enormous amount of time has gone into shaping this vision and we feel that has been fully bought into with the passing of the plans. As expected, activity at the site is attracting a lot of interest and we're confident the end result will make people excited, proud and happy.'
Southgate & Sarabia co-founder Natalie Sarabia-Johnston said she was 'delighted' by the planning approval. 'It's great to be involved as architects for the new housing scheme and the regeneration of the wider Wigan Pier development,' she added.
Step Places managing director Harry Dhaliwal said it had been a 'pleasure' to work with the practice on the 'high-profile and iconic project'. 'We look forward to seeing its plans become reality over the coming months,' he said.
Enabling work is under way, with full completion anticipated in March 2020.
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A good summary of Korean cuisine-inspired taco craze on New York Times. Just remember -- don't call it Korean food.
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Brooks slated to discuss C8 in The Netherlands
March 25, 2016
PARKERSBURG – A local doctor will go to The Netherlands to discuss C8 contamination in a town impacted by exposure from a chemical plant.
The situation in Dordrecht is like the Mid-Ohio Valley, except the contamination is not as well known, said Dr. Paul Brooks, one of three representatives from Keep Your Promises DuPont going to the Netherlands the first week of April. Dordrecht is 15 to 20 years behind the Mid-Ohio Valley in terms of response, he said.
"It totally hit them like a ton of bricks," said Brooks.
C8, also called PFOA, was used by DuPont to make Teflon at the Washington Works, now operated by Chemours, and has been linked to six diseases, based on the study of health data from 70,000 residents from the region.
The health study was the result of the class action lawsuit against the company, among other requirements including medical monitoring and the installation of carbon filters in six water systems in the region.
Awareness of the contamination at Dordrecht from the former DuPont plant gained momentum after an article was published in the Netherlands in September, said Jeffrey Dugas of Keep Your Promises.
"It really was under the radar," he said.
The Dordrecht Plant is now operated by Chemours, the spinoff company by DuPont, and makes fluoroproducts and is Chemours' largest production facility in Europe. A comment from a Chemours or DuPont spokesman was not immediately returned.
Keep Your Promises has been critical of and in opposition to the proposed merger between Dow and DuPont and believes the C8 liability is beyond the financial wherewithal of Chemours.
The organization has been in contact with scientists, residents and activists from The Netherlands and an informal invitation was made to go there, Dugas said. The third person in the group is Mark Fleischman, president of the Action Network, which is affiliated with Keep Your Promises.
The group will leave the states on April 3, arrive on April 4, then return later in the week, Brooks said. The problem is international and is not constrained to the region, Brooks said.
The Mid-Ohio Valley has much in common with Dordrecht, he said. The plants there and at Washington Bottom both used C8 and made Teflon, and C8 has been found in the blood of workers there, Brooks said.
"The plant is identical to the Washington Works," he said.
But in terms of addressing the problem, they are years behind, he said.
"They're in the infancy of this," Brooks said.
The hope is the experience and knowledge from the Mid-Ohio Valley can benefit the scientists, government officials and residents in the Netherlands, Brooks said.
"They don't need to reinvent the wheel," Brooks said.
Brooks' company, Brookmar, conducted the health study of around 70,000 residents in the region. The scientific studies from the data indicate no concentration of C8 in the blood is safe, he said.


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January 2016, first work trip in the New Year, going home from airport
Driver from Punjab, in his late 20s, married with a baby girl.
I was lucky this time as a taxi was literally waiting for me in front of the airport. It was getting late and not much traffic was on the road, which meant a short drive and my dinner would be just 30 minutes away. I mistook the driver for a Pakistani, since he was wearing a small white hat. Apparently I was wrong and his headpiece was an inner part of the Sikh turban.
We started to talk. My driver had been in Australia for the last 8 years. He came here to become a cook, but straight after getting his permanent residency he left that job. (I've heard the same story so many times that I've lost count). Anyway, after living here for 4 years, his parents "requested" him to go back and get married. This guy went to India for 8 weeks to look for a wife and could not find the right girl. One was too fat, another one too ugly, somebody's parents did not have a proper house (?), a father of another girl was a drunk, and Hindu girls were out of the question, because his mother had a big fight with a Hindu neighbour a long time ago. So he came back here still single.
– So, how did you get married in the end?, I asked him.
– You would not believe it, but in the most traditional way. I met my wife at our wedding. My parents sent me her photo, and I said OK. I did not really care anymore.
– But it's such a big decision. How could you do it?
– My parents checked her family, she was well educated, and they liked the girl. That's enough to get married. It's not as bad as before. Listen to what happened to my uncle 40 years ago. It was very strict then and the husband would see his wife for the first time in their bedroom. So, when they were alone at last, he found out that his bride had a glass eye and was fat and ugly. He hated her all his life, but what to do?
– How did it happen?
– When his parents came to check the girl out, her parents showed him another sister, who was pretty and smart. Both parties agreed and the wedding went ahead. But for the actual ceremony they brought another daughter, knowing very well that it would be too late to change anything.
– You lived in Australia for a few years before the wedding. You had noticed that people live here in different way. Why didn't you try to find yourself a wife?
– Oh, but I had lots of girlfriends before marrying. But those girls were for play and sex. You don't "marriage" them. I could "marriage" only a virgin girl. I could not tolerate if she had "boy-girl" relationship before.
– Just a minute. You told me a second ago that you had a few relationships yourself.
– What is OK for a man its not OK for a girl.
His chauvinistic attitude was totally outrageous. I was so very angry: after all his little sexual adventures, he demanded a pure girl, because that's ok for a man.
But he was going on and on. After the wedding he came back here, while she stayed with his parents waiting for a visa. It took a while, but finally she arrived in Australia. She fell pregnant straight away and they had a baby girl ten months ago. His mother came here to help, because "those young girls are useless and they can't raise a baby." After a little while, his mother was tired of "silly Australian life", so she decided to take both of them to India with her.
– But maybe your wife wouldn't want to deal with your daughter on her own, to find her own way. She probably would prefer you to help her with a baby.
– No, my mother knows better. She raised me and my brother. And to tell you the truth, who cares what my wife wants? It's better this way. She has got help with the baby, and I can work and rest properly.
I was was sitting in a car completely stunned. I honestly did not expect this turn. And I believed that he was back to his old tricks with "not for marriage" girls, while his wife was stuck with his parents.
I usually enjoy talking to my drivers, but this time I could not wait for the end of my trip.
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How the Ashes were won: the WACA's final moments
By Geoff Lemon
Day five at the WACA. A strange half-light across the ground, sunshine a fleeting and irregular visitor.
A tension in the air, not just from the scudding bands of cloud that threaten further rain and disruption. Riders on the storm.
Yellowed patches of grass around the edge of the square. Cracks and blemishes in the pitch. The bowling run-ups, marked in indecipherable blue scrawls like Sanskrit lettering. English batsmen who can't read the bowlers.
If you enjoy the art of radio, what better than watching at close quarters as Jim Maxwell calls an Ashes win.
He famously handled Edgbaston in 2005, as Michael Kasprowicz gloved a short ball to the keeper. This contest is also nine wickets down, but that's where the similarities end.
Here there's a series on the line. A loss held at bay only by England's last stand, as Jimmy Anderson keeps getting in line with the ball, trying to support Chris Woakes.
Hit with a bouncer, the first ball he faces. Square in the helmet in a horrible clash. Shaking it off and continuing, defusing further short balls on the way.
The partnership lasts 27 deliveries. Not much in the greater scheme, but on the day each of those 27 deliveries matters.
"The defence, the courage of Anderson appreciated by a lot of those English supporters in the Inverarity Stand down there," says Maxwell.
"He survives, so Woakes survives another over. England linger."
"Every over's being treated as a victory," replies Dirk Nannes.
"It's not really going to get them anywhere, but they're not handing the wicket away. No-one wants to be that highlight: Australia win the Ashes and there you are, getting dismissed down the other end."
"Two more overs before tea," muses Maxwell. "Can England survive until then?"
Well, no.
"Cummins, wants to finish the game. He bowls to Woakes, it's a bouncing ball…"
Aptly, Australia's new golden boy gets his own spot on the memorabilia tape. Short, attempted uppercut, and Tim Paine behind the stumps rushes at the umpire brandishing the intercepted ball with a cry of joy.
"He's out! A wicket for Australia to finish the match and regain the Ashes. England all out for 218. Australia have won by an innings and 41 runs.
"They have done what Australia seems to do so often, playing against England down under. Their ninth win in a row in Test cricket on this ground.
"Steve Smith's applauding the crowd and his teammates for this exceptional performance … Woakes the last man out, and Cummins finishes with the figures of 3 for 53."
The Australians converge in a writhing knot of white-clad limbs. Anderson and Woakes wait some distance away, each with helmet in hand and bat under arm, to shake hands. The rest of England's team files out from the dressing room, led by Root.
This the defining moment, one that everyone in this Australian team will take with them forever. Three wins from three games, a series won at the earliest possible chance.
The weather that for a while threatened to disrupt Australia only ended up toying with England.
The previous afternoon, fourth-day crowds leaving the abandoned final session were drenched by rain that paid no need to bus shelters. After dark, I drove up the Kwinana Freeway in a Captain Nemo crawl.
All through the night, rain came down in chunks, like the sky was dropping dog food straight out of the tin. Thundering falls drew us from sleep at strange late hours, before fading back to sprinkles.
The final morning was delayed until lunch, then later. Players warmed up and were sent away. Entered the field and were turned back. Groundsmen wrestled with tarps and pegs and the very concept of precipitation.
Covers had leaked, patches were damp, more squalls kept moving through.
But in the end it didn't matter. There was always the feeling a good hour could take care of England, and that a good session certainly would.
Jonny Bairstow was dudded by the sodden pitch, and the last six wickets fell for 85, a sad pattern from England's series repeating. Josh Hazlewood no longer brooks much argument.
As some people posted online, the player of the series award could be split between the national selectors. They were right, we were wrong. There are still issues with the process, but every choice turned into a triumph.
Picking Mitchell Marsh was like Woody Harrelson sinking that full-court shot in White Men Can't Jump. A success that couldn't have been more spectacular.
Tim Paine was more like a perfect free-throw game, a series of one-pointers from the foul line that added up over the longer term.
"I've just had to take my parachute off from parachuting into the third Test and winning an Ashes series," Marsh beamed to ABC Grandstand.
With another day to think about his defining innings of 181, it had sunk in.
The previous night he'd spent, "just lying in bed, and I kept on looking at the scorecard. I couldn't really believe it. That's literally what I did when I got home the other night. No highlights. Just staring at the scorecard".
It was a beautifully sweet and simple thing to hear a professional athlete say. Something that evokes teenagers and weekend dreams.
Steve Smith was similar, still choked up when he came out to speak to Gerard Whateley after a few minutes in the change rooms.
"It's still sitting with me a bit actually," Smith said.
"I was crying in the sheds a bit just a minute ago, everything just sort of came out. We've worked incredibly hard.
"My first series as captain of an Ashes series, I really wanted to leave my mark and do some really great things.
"I'm proud of my performances but I'm really proud of everyone in that room.
"Our bowlers, to take 20 wickets in every game. We haven't won a toss, we've probably had the toughest of the conditions to bowl in."
After the interview, Whateley said: "We've got the guard down at last. That's Steve Smith, and I've been waiting to see that for ages."
So have a lot of people. The single-minded focus was allowed to drop for a minute. An unheralded team full of questioned players had matched the feat of previous Ashes teams at home.
Johnson and Haddin and Harris four years ago. Gilchrist and Hussey and Warne in 2006. McGrath and the Waugh brothers in 2003. All had sealed the Ashes at Perth.
This latest edition of the Australian Test side now joins them. With momentum on its side, Melbourne and Sydney could become a carnival. The current England side will keep fighting to avoid that.
But for now, it doesn't matter.
"Right now I just want to celebrate what we've just done," smiled Smith. "We'll worry about Melbourne when we get there."
This is the time for celebration, and that time may roll on across quite a few days to come.
If Mitch Marsh finds himself bored with the scorecard at any time, he might want to click onto Jim's closing call. It's one worth reliving.
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February 14, 2018
"Aging: The Bad and Good of Falling" will be the topic of the California State University, Bakersfield School of Social Sciences and Education (SSE) Quality of Life Center Speaker Series from 6-7:15 p.m. Monday, February 19, in the Student Union Multipurpose Room. This event is free and open to the public.
CSU Bakersfield Assistant Professor of Kinesiology Dr. Brian Street will speak on the topic. He will be joined by community partner Dawn Waterhouse, MPT, from Terrio Physical Therapy, who will address the role of physical therapy in fall prevention.
Associate Dean of Social Sciences and Education Dr. Tanya Boone-Holladay said, "We are excited to have a physical therapist from the community join Dr. Street to talk about this important issue affecting the quality of life of the aging members in our community. Falls are one of the leading causes of injuries for people over 65. Learning how to lessen the risk of falls is essential for caregivers, family members, and those at risk."
Dr. Street is an assistant professor in the Department of Kinesiology at CSUB and director of the Orthopaedic Neuromuscular Laboratory, where he directs the biomechanics and neuroscience teaching and research programs. Dr. Street completed his Ph.D training in Canada, his M.Sc (with distinction) in the United Kingdom and B.Sc (honors) in Australia. Dr. Street's research agenda is focused on issues associated with the mechanics and neuromuscular response during gait and balance recovery responses, specifically on the paradigm of lower limb arthritis and joint replacement.
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Be a man about it. How do you step up to that requirement? Where are our male, father role models who have taken that in a direction which fits with this world? Maybe there aren't any, maybe the question of what makes a man has been too great for entire generations of men, leaving us lost in a wild land of opinion, bad examples, self-purpose, aggression, competition, oneupmanship, alpha-aspiration…
Cynicism isn't the answer. Neither is this airless blathering, which always seems to be there when I haven't written in an age. Must be more personal, that's the one way. I feel lost, on my own, am I the only one asking these questions? The self-proclaimed websites or movements are too bloke-focused, they aren't asking the same questions I am.
The last few weeks have been depressingly backsliding. I've frustrated, disappointed, angered, let down and upset my new wife, again and again and I can't put it all down to us moving house. My 'Oh Shit' side, sadly influenced by my well meaning but apparently oblivious parents, which always aims to protect, only ever seems to suffocate.
I've suffocated my own excitement at moving, at finally escaping Oxford's toxic influence on me, repressed my positivity, and for what? I believe that being a man is being yourself with full clarity, and I haven't done that. It's killed me. It has destroyed my wife. I'm still doing it, still not myself, and we have, basically, moved in. Boxes shouldn't be obstacles to anything but my ankles.
Babies. Why am I so numb about children? I can't even see my future, our future (I'm not deleting the unconscious selfish order that automatically came out in) I can hardly see next month. Every day is passing me by. I don't feel connected to my own life, and yet this wonderful house and its idyllic setting was always supposed to improve that.
There is more of life outside my working day. I come home, home, to a home now not a box that has my stuff in it. I come home and feel there is life to live. I come home and my wife is there. But I am coming home and making her angry. Am I switching off? This week's first commute has left me a bit zombified, but I'm sleeping well. I do not need more sleep.
Why am I so defensive, so unwilling to say sorry, so quick to get angry or upset. I am surrounded at work by treadmill arguments, Sisyphean discussions, but I am not going to blame the fact I feel indecisive, unknowledgeable, lost, clueless on the fact that I have a job and I can't change everything I would like to. There is more.
I once lay in bed crying my eyes out at the realisation that, it dawned on me, my greatest ambition, the achievement I most wanted for my life, was to have children, to have a family. I was distraught. Did this mean I was unambitious, that I had small and insignificant vision? I wrestled with feeling distressingly certain that I'd found a truth in myself and feeling that this truth demonstrated something was lacking in me.
As much as many of my issues stem from my relationship with my parents and their own lives and decisions and opinions, I hesitate with each new revelation to explore how much they had to do with it. But I can never ignore how influenced I am and how influencing they are. Was that perception of something lacking demonstrated by them or did I soak it up from somewhere else?
And why do I feel so empty now when I think of children, when my beautiful wife yearns for them and when she asks me "Are you ready? Will you ever be ready?". That night I held a truth about myself, I knew myself. Was I more of a man then, wrapped in an adolescents bed weeping myself to sleep, than I am now, than I am when my wife asks me to look after her?
That truth remains. I don't believe I have changed my mind, I don't believe that I don't want children. But this emptiness is breaking her heart and pulling mine out. The problems over the past weeks have been sharpened by the move, heightened by stress, but they have been caused by my lack of self-understanding, by me chasing my tail.


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Summary of The Three Tells
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In the United States, fortune favors the wealthy. Influential people abuse their positions to remain in power while justifying their actions to the public they supposedly serve. Eric Liu, co-founder of Citizen University, describes three "tells," or revealing behaviors, that act as red flags for oppression. Liu's bold, eloquent presentation teaches social activists and responsible citizens to discern injustice and exercise their voices in fighting the good fight.
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Linde Werdelin turns the usually sober world of dive watches on its head with its latest model, the Oktopus Double Date Carbon Green.
The Swiss-made Danish brand throws the rule book out of the window with champagne gold detailing, 3DTP carbon casing technology and a skeletonised double date-wheel complication from Dubois Depraz.
Morten Linde explains: "On a Linde Werdelin, every little detail is calculated; every millimetre of the watch contributes to the complete design; every nuance has a story."
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> Research Fellow at Politecnico di Milano [12/2018-03/2019] Working on the ASI project "Support to ISOC Processing Software", my programming skills have been improved, in particular for a re-engineering purpose. Indeed a pre-existing software has been optimized so to make its execution fully automatic, without the need of any human operator. Moreover the production of a clear related documentation was another key-aim to manage. In a team of five engineers, work coordination and cooperation have revealed as essential in order to have the desired results in the imposed deadline.
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Producers open Tok field office for natural gas pipeline project
DenaliThe Alaska Gas Pipeline LLC, jointly owned by oil giants BP and ConocoPhillips, will use the office as a base for early data collection in support of the massive pipeline project, expected to carry 4 billion cubic feet of natural gas each day to markets in North America.
The $40 million workload planned for the remainder of this year involves gathering front end information about a segment of the proposed pipeline route roughly following the Alaska Highway and the path of the old Haines pipeline.
This early collection effort will focus on learning the hydrology of rivers and streams, digging for cultural artifacts, monitoring air and soil quality, and mapping the region both on the ground and through aerial photography.
The goal is to collect enough information to hold a successful open season for the pipeline by 2010. Denali plans to spend $600 million toward that effort.
Denali currently has between 40 and 50 people currently working out of the Tok field office, and expects to staff as many as 60 as operations ramp up. The company also employs an equal number of people at its headquarters in Anchorage.
The opening of the field office comes as state lawmakers meet in special session to decide whether to award a license for TransCanada to proceed with a similar pipeline project.
See full story in June 29 edition of Petroleum News, available to subscribers online at noon Friday, June 27 at www.PetroleumNews.com


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This short book is comprised of thirty-one letters. Each one begins with "My dear Wormwood" and is signed "Your affectionate uncle – Screwtape." Weird names, no doubt, and weird characters to go with them. Wormwood and Screwtape are not human beings; they are demons of the spiritual world, existing only to prey upon human souls. Screwtape is an experienced tempter, while his "nephew" Wormwood is new on the scene. The latter's task is to entrap and destroy one particular human to whom he has been assigned. Each of Screwtape's letters consists of advice to the inexperienced tempter as to how he might best exploit the human's circumstances to secure his soul for hell.
You could be forgiven for thinking that this is not a serious book, but you couldn't be more wrong. Yes, it's laced with humour; yes, it contains the most ridiculous character names (Slubgob & Toadpipe are a few incidental demons you'll meet); but this book is actually trying to be deadly serious. "What about?" you might ask. "How to send someone to hell?" Quite the opposite. In reading The Screwtape Letters, the reader gets clued into the subtle strategies of Satan so that they are exposed for what they are, and the reader is able to withstand them. Here's one example which stood out for me, on the subject of how to pray:
Whenever they [the humans] are attending to the Enemy Himself [God] we are defeated, but there are ways of preventing them from doing so. The simplest is to turn their gaze away from Him towards themselves. Keep them watching their own minds are trying to produce feelings there by the action of their own wills. When they meant to ask Him for charity, let them, instead, start trying to manufacture charitable feelings for themselves and not notice that this is what they are doing. When they meant to pray for courage, let them really be trying to feel brave. When they say they are praying for forgiveness, let them be trying to feel forgiven. Teach them to estimate the value of each prayer by their success in producing the desired feeling; and never let them suspect how much success or failure of that kind depends on whether they are well or ill, fresh or tired, at the moment.
Being a Christian, I believe in the existence of demons, and I've picked up a thing or two from the Bible about how they operate. The details are sketchy at best, and it makes me unsure whether everything Lewis talks about is related to demonic activity in human life. But that's not really important, becuase the purpose of each letter is to communicate warnings about dangers which Christians can fall into unawares, and those dangers are real, whether they are related to spiritual warfare or not. It's a stroke of genius that Lewis decided to write a book of this nature in this highly entertaining format.
There are thirty-one letters in all, one for each day of the month, if you like. I found that some topics were more relevant to me than others, but I came away with a sense that this is a book I should read again in the future, when fresh insights would be gained.


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I have never quite gotten the expression, "Who's your daddy?" This phrase is usually uttered by some machismo douche-asaurus banging some bar skank with a tramp stamp tattoo and daddy issues. I supposed that is appropriate considering she is looking for a father figure and he is fulfilling a stereotype. But think about it for a moment. Who wants to fantasize about banging a family member? Last I checked incest is lower on the evolutionary scale than bestiality. Sure I fantasize about banging someone else's family members, but that is above the board and legal. I'm more likely to grunt in the throes of wanton lust, "Who's your daddy's favorite employee?" Bob, if you're reading this, this is purely hypothetical and I did not engage in illicit fornication in your boathouse while wearing your prized captain's hat. I also have no idea where those stains on the wall came from. But I do know where that papaya salsa that you and your delightfully innocent daughter are enjoying. Handcrafted by the same hands that help run your empire. You're welcome. Do you mind if I borrow Rochelle for sec? I need her help tossing this salad. Read the rest of this entry »
WHO'S YOUR PAPAYA SALSA?January 28, 2016
All earthly creatures do it in their own way. Giraffes do it standing up, their long necks intertwined. Male spider monkeys will grab their female partner mid-air, hump them, and release before they even hit the ground. Humans have all kinds of mating rituals from courting over food, to bringing in toys to "bring the spark back", to discussing the relationship ad nausea post-coital. And within the human genus, we have countless subsets of this behavior. We are an odd species to be sure. Aliens who enslave us two decades from now will be hard-pressed to figure out how to get us to toil away on the Vectarion reactors. I'll make it simple for them: give us food and let us bang. We'll take it from there, Remulox. Read the rest of this entry »
HUMMUNNA HUMMUNNA HUMMUSMarch 26, 2015
Bing bang boom! When you hear that sound, you know it's on. It's pretty much on as soon as your date sees you make homemade hummus. They will be puzzled at the simplicity, your mastery of the food blender, and this uncanny ability to serve them exactly what they want. Don't question the logic. Go with it giving your most defiant stare of FUCK YEAH! There's no need to say anything. The creamy, flavor-packed Middle Eastern condom-ment will say it for you. Your date will innately understand that they have a goddamn legend-in-the-making on their hands and acquiesce to your most perverted demands. See you in the Elysian Fields! Read the rest of this entry »
FO REAL YO! TOMATILLO SALSAJune 17, 2014
This recipe comes courtesy of Derek in Denver, CO. This badass tomatillo salsa recipe has been scoring him smoking hot granola girls by the bakers dozen. Derek writes:
Salsa salsa salsa! Nothing like a simple a perfect combination of Mexican spices, flavors, and cajones to inspire some sexy time. We got the right amount of flavor and heat without sending anyone home crying for their mommies. And this will come in handy as you lay out your finest game. I find that this recipe is all that and a bag of chips. Tortilla chips. I hope your readers enjoy as much I have enjoyed the fairer sex of Colorado! Read the rest of this entry »
KIWI BE JAMMINGNovember 8, 2010
So I admit freely that my knowledge of New Zealand is limited to the Lord of the Rings, Flight of the Conchords, and a family friend who renounced his Kiwi citizenship. None of this was going to help the fact that I brazenly invited a cute New Zealand girl I met randomly at a bowling alley bar over for dinner. She believed me when drunkenly I claimed that New Zealand cuisine had inspired my culinary palette. So the gauntlet was thrown down for me to WOW this hopefully kinky kiwi. All my research has turned up was in detail reports about the oppression of the Mauri people, which didn't strike me as light dinner conversation. So I just bought a bag of kiwi fruit and winged it. After great debate with myself, and with timing running out before she showed up, I decided to make a jam of sorts. I served it with bread, Brie cheese and a New Zealand wine. This winning combination led to a winning combination of positions in the bedroom, invented by the same people that brought us bungee jumping. After that night I vowed never to never confuse Kiwi and Aussie girls again. They hate that. Read the rest of this entry »
SNEAK PAST THE GOALIE AIOLIApril 6, 2010
That goalie is one cock-blocking bastard! They are intent on keeping you both from experiencing Shangi la. You better be clever if you're going to score. My trick is to act like I never intend to shoot for glory until their guard is down. Nonchalance and heaping bowl of sarcasm usually accomplish this. When that isn't enough, I revert to my Cook To Bang practices and end up scoring a weekend hat trick. Aioli does not qualify as sexy on its own. For some reason mayonnaise never caught on like whipped cream in the art of culinarylingus. But alas, you can use it as a FINGER FOOD FOREPLAY dip, a spread for SINWICHES, or eat this CONDOM-MENT with a spoon. In the immortal words of a soccer/football announcer GOOOOOOAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLL!
Total time: 3 minutes
Projected cost: $4
Drinking buddy: All depends on what you serve with it
Ingredients (serves 2)
1. 4 tbsp mayonnaise
2. 1 dash sea salt
3. 1 small handful fresh BASIL
4. 1/2 lemon
5. 1 small handful sun-dried tomatoes
Step 1
Fill up a food processor or blender with the mayonnaise, sun-dried tomatoes, basil, sea salt, and squeeze in the lemon juice. Puree it into a gorgeous orange hue and serve, garnishing it with a basil leaf and sun-dried tomato.
DON'T BREAK UP, KETCHUP!February 15, 2010
Post Valentines Day blues? Did you forget to buy jewelry? Bring baby's breath flowers instead of roses? OR were you the insensitive $@*&! that forgot the day altogether? Regardless of your trespasses, your significant other is mighty pissed. Odds are your ass is about to be bounced right out the door. You best be proactive to solve this little quandary before they are on the phone with that ex you hate or off to the bar to slut it up with the first sketchball that buys them a drink. Take it from a guy who has pissed off more girls than I have hairs on my head (no receding hairline here), drastic measures are called for if you want to keep them around. Since the CTB method is my ticket to everything from company for the night to free timeshare rentals in Costa Rica, food is the answer to most of my problems. Cook To Beg with a jar of homemade ketchup.
Total time: approximately 12 hours (1 hr cooking, 11 hrs refrigerated)
Projected cost: $5
Drinking Buddy: Depends on what you slather it over
Ingredients (serves 2):
1. 2 tbsp CALIVIRGIN olive oil
2. 1 small can tomato paste
3. ½ cup white wine vinegar
4. 1 28 OZ can tomatoes
5. 1/2 cup brown sugar
6. 1 onion chopped coarsely
7. 1 dash salt
8. 1 small handful chopped BASIL
Step 2
Sauté the onion in olive oil on medium heat (approx 5 min). Add the pureed tomatoes, and mix in the brown sugar, basil, salt, white wine vinegar, and tomato paste. Bring to a roaring boil, and then simmer on low heat uncovered until the liquid reduces in half (approx 45 min).
Step 3
Puree everything in the stockpot. Dump the contents into a bowl, cover with saran wrap, and refrigerate overnight. Serve as the most epic condom-ment for fries, eggs, potatoes, or just about anything that would be loved up by the classic red sauce.


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Nesterov Aviation opens orders for Super Versatile Jet Pilatus РС-24.
The company Nesterov Aviation received the official status of the dealer of the versatile Swiss business jet RS-24.
It's the only aircraft combining the versatility of a turboprop with the cabin size of a medium-light jet, and the performance of a light jet. It's a plane that doesn't fit into any of the existing business jet categories. That's why they had to create a new one: the Super Versatile Jet (SVJ) category.
Obtaining official status was only a matter of time since Nesterov Aviation for several years exclusively represents the Pilatus brand in Russia, in particular, Pilatus PC-12 NG - one of the most popular turboprops in the world.
Nesterov Aviation, the official RS-24 dealer in Russia, has just begun accepting applications for the purchase of an aircraft. Deliveries of RS-24 to Russia are possible already at the end of 2020.
"We are absolutely sure that the RS-24 has great perspectives in the Russian market. This is a truly unique aircraft that, in just a short time spent in operation, has proven itself in the eyes of customers around the world, they are delighted with the flight characteristics and the ultra-comfortable cabin. We have already organized a large number of demo flights for Russian clients, and thanks to their positive reviews, we are optimistic," comments Alexey Mordvintsev, Director of sales at Nesterov Aviation.
The RS-24 is the only jet business in the world capable of taking off from short and unprepared lanes. At the end of 2017, it received EASA and FAA certificates.
Pilatus PC-24 consists of unique combinations that are not noticeable at first glance: Honeywell's ultra-modern avionics, designed for the PC-24, allows to control one pilot (as a result of reduced costs), Quite Power Mode on the right engine (not set to other jets) is a silent, economical power source for the operation of heating systems or cabin air conditioning without using the APU.
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Indonesian island resort is powered by PV and a QINOUS-storage system.
Misool founders Andrew and Marit Miners have just celebrated the tenth anniversary of their eco-resort on the island that was once a shark-finning camp. Since 2008, the diving resort has gained a lot of positive reviews. "The resort is arrayed around a breathtaking lagoon that boasts a sumptuously alive reef just outside the individual guest villas that are built out over the aquamarine water.", the New York Times wrote in 2012. More recently, the Condé Nast Traveller described Misool Eco Resort as "a blow-you-away beautiful hotel constructed along strict eco-friendly lines" .
Misool's conservation initiatives have indeed blossomed. The reserve has now grown to about the size of New York City. 15 local rangers, many of them former shark finners, patrol the region using five boats and radar surveillance to prevent fishing. There are far more mantas and 25 times more sharks on Misool's reefs than there were 10 years ago.
These achievements, together with the outstanding beauty of the eco-resort, have been recognized on a global scale. In 2017, the World Travel & Tourist Council awarded Misool with its most prestigious prize, the Tourism of Tomorrow Award.
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Apollo Autographs
I began collecting autographs about 35 years ago, and didn't even know it. I was fresh out of art college and living in New Jersey. On a trip to New York City, I wandered into the Phyllis Lucas gallery and saw a signed Salvador Dali. A few hundred dollars later, I walked away with my first autograph. I didn't worry about authenticity because Dali had a contract with this publisher and often was seen in the store. Later I even received a letter from the artist regarding the litho I had purchased. But thus began a lifetime of collecting signed artwork. I tried to buy from reputable dealers and galleries. So I have many famous artists and their signatures draping my walls.
In the past year or two, I turned my attention to music and sports collectibles, such as signed LP albums by the Beatles and Elton John. And then I added sports figures like Mickey Mantle and astronauts like the Apollo 11 trio. The problem I discovered was that the more famous the figure, the more likely the autograph is fake. Babe Ruth, Neil Armstrong, Elvis Presley, Marilyn Monroe, and Paul McCartney can fetch thousands each. So there is a huge market for imitators to try their hand at reproducing them. Most of the general public wouldn't know the difference anyway.
So, for those of you who might consider buying a signed photo or album or baseball, I have a few simple suggestions. First, the COA or "certificate of authenticity" that is issued by the seller to guarantee that the signature is real, is probably worthless. Even the high-profile authenticators like PSA, James Spence, or Frank Caiazzo, a self-proclaimed "expert" on the Beatles, can make mistakes. I wouldn't trust them alone. I would make my own judgment. How? By researching and it's not all that hard. Thank goodness for the Internet. You can find many good examples of authentic signatures from reputable dealers and galleries and auction houses. Find sites that are listed by associations like the UACC, PADA, IACC, or other groups that hold autograph dealers and authenticators somewhat accountable. It's not a guarantee by any means but it's better than using a total stranger to provide a signature and COA that say is real.
Now, suppose you are research a Ted Williams or John Wayne signature. Accumulate as many of the ones that can be documented as real from places like RRAuction.com or historyforsale.com and don't be afraid to gather hundreds. Then take jpeg shots off your computer screen and save them to your desktop. Carefully compare them to your sample. Does it look like the others? Study the slant, the curve and the other elements. Zoom in really close. You are now doing exactly what the high-priced professionals are going to do if you paid them to evaluate the piece. Become an expert on that persons autograph. Once you feel comfortable with the results, trust your instincts. After all, it's your money at stake.
Of course there are skilled forgers that could fool even the best experts and there's little you can do about that. Let me be clear about one thing. No one can guarantee any autograph unless they witnessed it being signed in person. Otherwise, it's just their opinion. So why is theirs any better than yours? Sure they have forensic training, but you have a pair of eyes like they do. You can always still pay for an extra opinion, but remember that they can be wrong. This is more art than science. Even checking ink and paper is not the ultimate assurance. Take the Shroud of Turin, for example. With all our modern equipment and carbon-dating techniques, the so-called experts still disagree whether it's real or a hoax.
Therefore, be careful regarding an autograph worth 1000's. Take your time, don't be persuaded it's the best deal in town, and relax. There will always be another. Here's another word of caution about pricing. A signed Neil Armstrong photo should be worth $1000 or more. If someone on eBay is selling it for $250, it's a fake. Period. Why would anyone with a real Armstrong photo be dumping it on the market for a quarter of its real value? Think about it. There are no bargain signatures that are legitimate.
I'll leave you with one striking example of an obvious fraud. I saw a photo document signed by Marilyn Monroe after she married Joe Dimaggio. So this photo was autographed Marilyn Dimaggio. That would be a real find because she used Norma Jeane Dimaggio on her marriage license. You see, her given name was Norma Jeane Mortenson. But there's a sucker born every minute and someone scooped it up off an auction site for $850. What a steal! But for who?
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Where can you meet the cast after the show WICKED at the Apollo Victoria in London?
is there a stage door or somewhere where you can get autographs?
I am mega excited because I love the show so much and I got tickets as a surprise xmas present!
When you get to the theatre, ask one of the ushers where the stage door is. After the show, get there as soon as you can and wait for the actors to come out. Lucky you, hope you enjoy the show.
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So I'm all out of school and such like that! It's crazy hearing about all my friends graduating, and I'm just going to be a Sophmore. Hell, I've been with computers since I was roughly 9 or 10. Since that time, I've seen my online buddies graduate, complain about college professors, and even get married. It's really funny seeing all of my friends growing up literally in front of my monitor (yes, how lame). Today we have our official senior graduating in Midland — I really wish them luck with life, the choices that they make, and that metaphorical "road" they follow. (Seriously, listen to any speech and they bust out the "road" on you.)
Being just a little kid, I keep feeling loss every year because the friends that I knew always leave to become somebody else. In college, I think there's one of the biggest changes in a person's life, and I know it must be hard for them. When they change, I'll admit, it's usually for the better; I guess they just grow up. Needless to say, I still keep in contact with them, but they just seem like tottally different people — so much more mature and intelligent. I really do admire that.
So, I'll say it again: I wish everyone that is graduating from their senior class a great future full of possibilities and "the stuff dreams are made of". You made it guys, now you just have to make it another four to eight years in college or choose a different "road". It's all up to you now. I wish you luck, as you'll all need it.


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Business I-40 will close for more than a year beginning in November
WINSTON-SALEM — The N.C. Department of Transportation is holding open houses in the next two weeks to alert motorists to the planned closure of Business Interstate 40 in Winston-Salem.
A news release from the department said one open house is scheduled for Oct. 9 at BB&T Ballpark, with the next one set for Oct. 16 at the Rhodes Center for the Arts, both in Winston-Salem.
The department said those in attendance at both meetings will receive pocket-sized detour maps of downtown Winston-Salem and will be able to ask questions about the project.
Representatives from the Piedmont Authority Regional Transportation and Winston-Salem Transit Authority will provide information about their programs.
Business 40 is closing between Peters Creek Parkway and U.S. Highway 52 for more than a year beginning in November.


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9th ParliamentArticlesEducationnewsparliamentWomen In Politics
Can we still pay school fees using goats?
By Daniel Chigundu
Proportional Representation legislator Joyce Makonya left the National Assembly in stitches when she asked Primary and Secondary Education Minister whether it was still feasible for poor parents to pay school fees using livestock.
With most companies having closed shop in the country especially in the past decade most parents are struggling to raise money to pay school fees for their children resulting in them being sent home and missing quality education time in the process.
Those that have turned to vending are constantly having their wares taken away by municipal police, ZRP and soldiers such that it is difficult to raise school fees.
During his time as Education Minister Lazarus Dokora had indicated that it was possible that poor parents can be allowed to use their livestock to pay school fees.
Speaking during a question and answer session in the National Assembly, Honourable Makonya asked whether the policy was still in place in light of the current financial challenges being faced in the country.
"Thank you Madam Speaker. My question is directed to the Minister of Primary and Secondary Education. What is Government policy regarding the problem faced by parents in raising the school fees?
"The previous Minister of Education had said parents may pay in any form, be it cattle, goats or even cars. Does that policy still exist where people can pay in cash or kind?
However, in his response Minister Paul Mavima said while livestock is money, but parents cannot drive their herd to school adding that they should instead sell and use the proceeds to pay school fees.
"Thank you very much Madam Speaker. Let me tell you and say, whenever we are talking of domestic animals, they are a form of cash and what we know is if you do have cattle, goats and sheep, you can sell these and get the cash to pay the fees for your children.
"I know that most of us who received their education in rural areas know that our parents used to pay school fees using cattle, goats and sheep and some would even brew beer for us to attain our education.
"As a result, we did not have that policy whereby we were saying parents or guardians can drive a herd of cattle to school and say I have come to pay the school fees but what we encourage is to sell that animal and take cash to school. I thank you," he said.


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Rollover Crash at Euclid Avenue and Scottvale Ave Arlington Heights.
Arlington Heights police and firefighter/paramedics responded about 2:32 PM Thursday to rollover crash at Euclid Avenue and Scottvale Avenue in Arlington Heights, IL. Police and firefighter/paramedics received of a rollover crash. Two people in the minivan were not injured.
The minivan involved in the crash was leaking gasoline. Firefighters washed down the gasoline with F-500 encapsulator agent, which prevents helps prevent ignition of flammable substances, and helps with extinguishing substances that are already burning.
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Melbourne Daily Photo
Saturday, 24 October 2009
Life In A Bottle
Another great work by one of our talented street artists, this time on the wall of a restaurant (Turkish Place) in Bay Street Brighton about 1500 metres from Brighton Beach.
12 comments:
- Leif Hagen said...
If you rub the side of the bottle, will a genie come out?! Cheers!
- 24 October 2009 at 12:47
- Hilda said...
I like this mural! So bright and cheerful! Much, much better than drab gray walls.
- 24 October 2009 at 13:20
- Three Rivers, Michigan said...
Nice angle, to catch the whole thing. I love street murals - this one is very lively! But why are the fish swimming about inside their bottles and bowls? Oh, who cares, it's amusing!
- 24 October 2009 at 14:15
urban art!!
- 24 October 2009 at 14:25
- Elaine Yim said...
I think this brightly coloured mural helps to brighten up the walkway.
- 24 October 2009 at 18:53
- VP said...
A creative and colorful mural, I usually don't like them, easy to make an exception for this real gem.
- 24 October 2009 at 19:21
- Saretta said...
Interesting and colorful!
- 24 October 2009 at 20:16
- Rob Siemann said...
Nice mural! It actually really reminds me of south west Turkey!
Thanks for your comment on my wife's photo! The golden missile, or the blue cucumber as it is known here, is the HQ of the Barcelona Waterworks. Have a nice weekend!
- 24 October 2009 at 21:22
- Day4plus said...
I love it!! I really like street art and this is amazing. MB
- 24 October 2009 at 23:08
- brattcat said...
I really like the way you've composed this. You've taken the street art and given it a global presence. There's something about that yellow line beside the curb that sends the eye back up into the body of the photograph. Really nicely done.
- 25 October 2009 at 05:06
- Gerald (SK14) said...
a bright unusual mural
- 25 October 2009 at 07:24
- BlossomFlowerGirl said...
Leif - I don't know, but I have my three wishes ready just in case.
Hilda - How right you are. Many streets could be improved with wall paintings.
Three Rivers - I wondered the same thing. Life in a fish bowl?
Sonia - Urban artists don't get the recognition they deserve.
Autumn Belle - They make a pleasing visual effect.
Saretta - It's one of the best I've seen.
Rob - Perhaps that was the idea, given that it's a Turksih restaurant.
Day4plus - I like street art too.
Brattcat - Thanks. I think the yellow line blends well being a similar colour to the lower portion of the painting.
Gerald - I think perhaps the originality is the key.
Vogon Poet - It is very original.
- 28 October 2009 at 00:50


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Ahmedabad: Congress' Gujarat affairs in-charge Ashok Gehlot on Friday said the party will "not bow down to any one leader" and hoped that Leader of Opposition in the state Assembly Shankersinh Vaghela would not leave the party.
Vaghela is reportedly sulking and has not been attending the party meetings for the last few days after Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, at a recent meeting in Delhi, refused to declare him as the party's chief ministerial face for the Gujarat Assembly polls, due later this year, or give a free hand to him in running the affairs of the party in the run-up to the election.
Gujarat Congress is grappling with infighting with months to go for the polls.
"The party will not bow down to any one leader," Gehlot said.
"Vaghela is a very senior leader. He has been a party (Gujarat unit) president, a Union minister and he now holds the post of LoP (in the Gujarat Assembly).
"He (Vaghela) is with the party and not going anywhere. He has said on numerous occasions that he will not leave the Congress. At the time of elections, it is the duty of every party member to fight unitedly," he added.
Vaghela has repeatedly said he should be declared as the party's chief ministerial face for the Gujarat polls and given a "free hand" in running the party's affairs in the run-up to the election.
However, Gehlot had earlier refused to declare the chief ministerial face of the party saying it was "not the Congress tradition".
Gehlot, who is on a two-day visit to Gujarat, said he would pay Vaghela a visit soon.
The former Rajasthan chief minister demanded a CBI inquiry into the custodial death of a Patel youth in Mehsana district and said he would visit the family tomorrow.
"If a man dies in police custody, how will the local police be able to conduct an impartial inquiry? The CBI should investigate the case," he said.
Ketan Patel (28), who was arrested for theft, died in custody last Monday.
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