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We had a quick getaway to Melaka this weekend since F hasn't been before. It was also his first ever trip with the Tans and I wasn't sure how he would take to it. He survived and I'm glad we made this trip together because it made me realise lots of things about myself, about F, about my family.
We set off early yesterday morning, with Dad at the wheel, to try and cross the causeway into Malaysia in as little traffic as possible. As usual though, there was a bit of a wait at the Malaysian immigration but we got there and made it to Melaka by about 1pm. The hotel could only check us in at 2pm at the earliest so we hopped over to Restoran Nyonya Makko for some Peranakan grub.
I find it the case that most Peranakan restaurants, especially those that are family-run, have recipes and variations of classic dishes unique to themselves. So while the variety of dishes are often alike from restaurant to restaurant, their flavours and cooking methods are not entirely identical.
Restoran Nyonya Makko's beef rendang had a good, well-rounded flavour with a slight spicy punch. However, unlike most renditions we have tried where the beef are in large, tender chunks with their ligaments cooked down, theirs appeared leaner and pounded down.
Their otah was also less 'lemak', or in other words, had less of that rich coconut cream mixed into the fish paste, and their ngor hiang was fried first before being cut, rather than cut then fried, making them that bit less oily and that bit more healthy. Still, they had good flavour although Mum's ngor hiang's my preferred one because she adds water chestnuts in which provides more texture and crunch.
I love chap chye (braised vegetables) so I tend to be biased towards them as long as the cabbage has been braised well enough for their naturally sweet juices to be brought out.
We also ordered a portion of Ayam Buah Keluak. Well-cooked chicken in a savoury gravy and umami buah keluak. Keluak is a kind of nut that is only safe to eat after fermentation. The Peranakans usually remove the kernals after cookings and pound them into a paste, sometimes with meat, before stuffing them back into their shells. Highly addictive for some especially when eaten mixed with plain rice.
After filling our bellies, we settled into our lovely, comfy rooms in Novotel and rested a bit. F and I then went for a massage down the street. For Rm75, I had a full body oil massage while he requested for a shoulder and back massage since his shoulder area has been feeling quite strained of late. The lady that massaged me was pretty strong so I ended up having to ask her to use less strength on me but omg! It hurt so good!!
The initial plan after was to meet with Mum, Dad and Kor to go sight-see a bit and visit Jonker Night Market but a spout of heavy rain set us back a little.
It was quite a lot livelier than I expected and also a lot bigger as well. The entire stretch of Jonker Street and some of its perpendicular streets were lined with vendors on both sides selling all sorts of things, from souvenirs to hair accessories, popiah to char kway teow, smoothies to traditional drinks…
It began to shower again as we were nearing the end, so we returned nearer our hotel hoping that the restaurant we intended to dine at was still around. Unfortunately, it wasn't. So we decided on Tim Ho Wan instead, it being right by where the other place used to be – Good enough dim sum but Imperial Treasure still takes the cake for me personally.
Anyway, back in our room, F and I had a nice talk about our day. And as we spoke, I made some realisations about myself in relation to my family. I love them a lot, Mum and Dad especially and I know that sometimes I can get a bit testy with them, or impatient. The thing is, I know how much I appreciate them and am grateful for all their love and support for me since forever, yet, I guess often being in such close proximity with them makes me forget that fact.
I remember how when I was living in London, I could spend hours on the phone with Mum during our weekly calls just talking to her about anything and everything. We still have heart-to-hearts over coffee/tea from time to time but not at the same level. And at times, I feel that having to live with them makes it difficult for me to feel a stronger sense of independence and identity. Perhaps being 'ill' doesn't help the situation either so in effect, what has happened is that I've found myself caught in this 'Never Never Land' syndrome. It's far easier to remain a child and never have to face up to responsibilities and challenges but then, what kind of life would that be? Which is why, change has to come. And when it does, I'll reveal more perhaps, but I'll put a snooze button on this topic for now.
Woke up to blue skies and sunshine! 🌞
Dad saw that Old Town White Coffee had special offers when we passed by yesterday so Old Town it was for breakfast. Kaya Toast with Teh O for me! The toast was really good too in terms of how well toasted and crisp it was. Definitely comparable to Ya Kun's Kaya Toast.
We went for a quick bout of shopping as Kor's shoes had come apart so he found himself a new pair. I, on the other hand, forgot to bring my black leggings to wear under my top. Initially, I decided to wear my pyjama shorts underneath, but as the top ended up covering them, it looked like I was wearing nothing under. It was a bit too short to be parading around Melaka in so I found a pair of black running tights for Rm49 (1/3 of the original price! Sale ftw!!) and quickly donned them on.
Shopping done, we went off to A. Formosa to climb up the fort. We snapped some pictures and read a bit about its history before we went back down to have a leisurely walk back to our hotel to prepare for check out.
Lunch before the drive home was at this Chicken Rice Ball place near our hotel called Ee Ji Ban. We had walked by numerous times since we arrived and noticed that it was almost always filled so we figured that there must be something good about it.
We had a half chicken consisting of both white and roast chicken, both of which were juicy, flavourful and cooked quite perfectly. We weren't too thrilled by the chicken rice balls as they were more dense and sticky than the usual rice we are used to. But since we were in Melaka, we figured we might as well give them a go.
Sweet potato leaves cooked simply with garlic. F picked up on a shrimpiness within the vegetables. I think they must have cooked them with some dried shrimp to give it that extra oomph. Simply cooked but so fresh and so good.
En-route home, we stopped by this small, family-run traditional snack shop called Aun Soon. They hand make their Tau Sar Piahs and Beh Teh Sohs every morning. Even when we arrived at 1.30pm, there were two aunties and an uncle hand rolling the dough and stuffing them with filling. The smell of fresh biscuits with their savoury mung bean filling being baked wafted through their shopfront and it felt somewhat comforting. The aroma of nostalgia perhaps.
I think that it's true what they say, "Blood is thicker than water". This trip, though short, reminded me once more that family is family no matter what. We can annoy each other, frustrate each other, nag at each other, grumble at each other, but in the end, we love each other in a way that is unconditional. No family is perfect. But family is all we have in this world, in this life when we feel the burdens of life weigh us down. We are each others' cheerleaders and support, protectors and role models, and we love each other in spite of our imperfections.
And because of this trip as well, I have learnt to see the kind of patience and love that F has for me. In his words and through his actions, I am healing from the ghosts of my past. And I will begin my journey back onto the path away from the darkness again because I know that he, as well as my family, will be here helping me every step of the way. I never knew that a man's heart could love with such force, in such great magnitude, until now. And I cannot help but feel blessed that our paths crossed and intertwined.


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Bob Jones Academy's Middle School robotics teams, Light Brigade and Alpha and Omega, placed 1st and 14th respectively out of 49 teams at the end of the qualifying rounds at the Palmetto State VEX Robotics Competition held Saturday, Mar. 2, at Dutch Fork Elementary School in Irmo, South Carolina. Both teams entered the elimination rounds with the Light Brigade continuing on to win the state championship.
In VEX programs, teams of students are tasked with designing and building a robot to play against other teams in a game-based engineering challenge. Classroom STEM concepts are put to the test as students learn lifelong skills in teamwork, leadership, and communications. Tournaments are held year-round at the regional, state, and national levels and culminate at the VEX Robotics World Championship each April.
"This was an unbelievably exciting day for our students!" says Dr. Dan Nelson, BJA administrator and coach of the robotics teams. "They have invested so much time together this year designing, building, programming, testing, and competing with their robots. And through all the thrill and excitement, they have unknowingly learned excellent STEM skills that will benefit them for life."
Tim Jones, BJA faculty member, along with Dr. Nelson coached the BJA teams through the state qualifying rounds which required teams to demonstrate their robot's ability to complete a variety of skills both in autonomous mode and remotely guided by the students. The Light Brigade team was the only undefeated team after the qualifying rounds. They then formed an alliance with the Insquiring team from College Park Middle School in Berkeley County, South Carolina, for the elimination rounds. The Light Brigade team went on to win the tournament with a record of 10-0-1.
The BJA Light Brigade team composed of Daniel Hand, Samuel Headley, Jonathan Lovegrove, Henry Miller, Joseph Moran, and Kai Nickerson also won the competition's Amaze Award, given for building a competition robot that clearly demonstrated overall quality, a solid mechanical design, robot programming, robustness, strong performance, and consistency.
As the winner of the state championship, Bob Jones Academy will represent South Carolina at the VEX Robotics World Championship, which will be held in Louisville, Kentucky, April 28–30, 2019.
The VEX Robotics Competition is the world's largest and fastest-growing educational robotics competition. Presented by VEX Robotics and the Robotics Education & Competition Foundation, the event includes 20,000 teams competing in over 40 countries.

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This is sort of a pre-link before a more convenient version is available, but you CAN see the book here, apparently in it's entirety. I am actually going through it now myself. Very interesting information, whether you believe it's real or not. So be sure to check out the link and see what my friend Dante has put countless hours of his time into. This book was not brought to you by easy means. People died, people were silenced, but the truth persevered and here we are with this book now available to all of you. Thanks to everyone who made it possible to share this knowledge with the world. Wide eyes open. Love to all.


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Rom. 1:17 For in it the righteousness of God is revealed from faith for faith as it is written, "The righteous shall live by faith.
Faith is the supernatural work of God that transforms our lives. It is not generated by will power or out of human nature, it is altogether supernatural. Salvation comes to us by grace through faith, it is a gift from God that enables us to see the truth of the gospel and to be thoroughly changed. This message of faith is what birthed the church in the first century. It is also the message that turned the world on its ear in the 1500's. Martin Luther's introductory comments in his commentary on the book of Romans is the famous passage that was used in the conversion of John Wesley. Here is an excerpt from that introduction.
"Faith is a divine work in us which changes us and makes us to be born anew of God. . . . Faith is a living, daring confidence in God's grace, so sure and certain that the believer would stake his life on it a thousand times. This knowledge of and confidence in God's grace makes men glad and bold and happy in dealing with God and all creatures. And this is the work which the Holy Spirit performed in faith. Because of it, without compulsion, a person is ready and glad to do good to everyone, to serve everyone, to suffer everything out of love and praise to God who has shown him this grace. Thus it is impossible to separate works from faith, quite as impossible as to separate heat and light from fire."
Wesley famously said his heart was strangely warmed as he heard Luther's words being read in that Moravian Bible Study. Hundreds of thousands were converted and possibly thousands entered the ministry through Wesley's ministry in the years that followed. As Luther said, "God's grace makes men glad and bold and happy in dealing with God and all creatures". Does Luther's observation describe your life? Has faith in God made you glad and bold and happy? It was the happiness of the Moravians that attracted Wesley and convinced him he had not been born again. Happiness in the soul is the mark of authenticity that flows from the gospel; it can hardly be faked. If your heart is cold and sad look to Jesus. That's where faith and love reside. Look to Jesus and your heart will be strangely warmed as God's faith awakens your soul.


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Blood thinner found to significantly reduce subsequent heart failure risks
Researchers at University of California San Diego School of Medicine found that using blood thinners in patients with worsening heart failure, coronary artery disease or irregular heart rhythms was associated with a 17 percent reduced risk of thromboembolic events, such as stroke and heart attack.
Results from the COMMANDER Heart Failure trial were published in the April 2019 issue of JAMA Cardiology.
Heart failure, sometimes known as congestive heart failure, occurs when your heart muscle doesn't effectively pump blood. Certain conditions that narrow arteries, such as coronary artery disease or high blood pressure, gradually weaken or stiffen the heart, reducing its ability to fill and pump efficiently. Researchers say these conditions elevate patients' risk for subsequent issues.
"We found that 17 percent of patients with heart failure due to not enough blood being pumped out of the heart, coronary artery disease and normal sinus rhythm (the heart's electrical impulse) experience thromboembolic events. This was more frequent than we had originally thought," said Barry Greenberg, MD, Distinguished Professor of Medicine at UC San Diego School of Medicine and director of the Advanced Heart Failure Treatment Program at the Cardiovascular Institute at UC San Diego Health.
"We initially wanted to know if we could improve outcomes in patients after an episode of worsening heart failure using a low dose of blood thinner. What we found was that, while this strategy didn't accomplish that goal, it was associated with a significant reduction in the risk of clinically important events that are caused by thrombosis—stroke, heart attack and sudden cardiac death."
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 610,000 people die of heart disease in the United States annually—that's one in every four deaths nationwide. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women.
The international, randomized COMMANDER HF study included 5,022 patients after discharge from a hospital or in treatment in an outpatient clinic for worsening heart failure. Patients were given 2.5 milligrams of rivaroxaban (a blood thinner marketed as Xarelto) orally twice daily or a placebo in addition to their standard therapy.
"Although there was some increase in bleeding risk with low-dose rivaroxaban, major bleeding, which was the primary safety endpoint of the study, was not significantly increased," said Greenberg. "This is an important observation because currently there is no mandate in place for physicians to prescribe blood thinners to this patient population."
Researchers say future steps include confirmation of findings in prospective, large clinical trials.
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38th Assembly District campaigns raise over $2 million totalMai Nguyen Do October 4, 2018 0 COMMENTS
The latest campaign filings released by the California Secretary of State show challenger Christy Smith with a $260,734 fundraising lead over 38th Assembly District incumbent Dante Acosta.
Previously, the sitting Assemblyman held a lead of over $100,000 with $684,884 in total campaign funds raised since the start of the cycle. Since early July Smith raised $679,411 and Acosta raised $260,483.13, putting Smith ahead of Acosta.
"I'm incredibly proud to have earned the support of hardworking men and women across our district who have chipped in with donations large and small," Smith said. "We are working hard every day to bring home a victory for them."
With Smith's new total of $1,207,001 as of Sept. 27 and Acosta's total of $946,267 as of Oct. 1, the total amount of money invested into the 38th Assembly District race has reached over $2 million – the highest amount that has ever been poured into the district's campaigns.
Acosta and his campaign did not respond to requests for comment.
Mai Nguyen Do is a Vietnamese American poet and researcher. She is a lifelong Santa Clarita resident and a College of the Canyons graduate. She is also the author of Ghosts Still Walking (2016) and Battlefield Blooming (2019). Find her on Twitter @DoNguyenMai.


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4 november 2016
Poem: Unveiled Faces
Unlike Moses, we should live…
with unveiled faces, letting
the Light of our Faith shine;
as His Children, we're getting
favor among men; with clear eyes,
smiles and a bright disposition,
our efforts will be pleasing unto
The Lord, as we honor His position
as King of kings; He divinely rules
and reigns in our lives and hearts.
His holy promises remain steadfast
and His Holy Spirit will never depart
from us; as His human candles, our
unveiled faces pierce the darkness,
wherever our journey takes us; therefore,
let us shine… with His righteousness.
Author notes
Inspired by:
Exo 2:25; Prov 3:4, 8:35; 2 Cor 3:18
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By Joseph J. Breunig 3rd, © 2016, All rights reserved.


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Funding boost for 'Better Homes For All'
Telford & Wrekin Council has been awarded nearly £400,000 to help it deliver a package of measures to tackle rogue landlords and letting agents.
The Council's 'Better Homes For All' package is one of a number of schemes to benefit from the latest round of grants from the Government.
'Better Homes For All' was approved by Telford & Wrekin Council's Cabinet on Thursday 15 February to improve housing in the private rented sector.
It includes a number of measures, one of which is the setting up of a new Rogue Landlord Taskforce; additional officers for the Council's Housing team to focus solely on private rented housing standards across the borough. Their role will be to hold all private sector landlords and letting agents to account and ensure they provide good conditions for their tenants. Their positions will be funded by the newly announced grant of £388,925 .
Cllr Lee Carter, Telford & Wrekin Council's Cabinet Member for Finance, Commercial Services & Economic Development said: "This bid from Government will help us to transform the private rented sector in Telford and Wrekin by improving landlords' and agents' management of properties to ensure that accommodation is managed effectively; providing information to tenants on their rights and responsibilities; building a profile of landlords and agents operating poorly within borough; and tackling rogue landlords and associated criminal activity. It will help us in our journey towards securing better housing standards in the private rented sector."
Cllr Richard Overton, Telford & Wrekin Council's Cabinet Member for Housing and Enforcement said: "We welcome this funding for the new Rogue Landlords Taskforce. By having these additional officers, we will have time and the ability to work more closely with the borough's good landlords, letting agents and tenants, build intelligence on the rogues.
"When the poorly behaving landlords and letting agents have been identified, our officers will, firstly try to engage and educate, but will resort to enforcement when necessary.
"This increase in officers will allow us to build relationships by having the time to work partner agencies such as West Mercia Police, Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service, Insolvency Service, HMRC, West Midlands UK Border Agency and the Gangmasters Licensing Authority to share information, knowledge and action plans."
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Europe's stock markets pushed higher on Thursday, with London striking a new record, following a Dutch election result that repudiated the far-right.
Paris and Frankfurt each won solid gains as the victory of the incumbent party in Dutch elections and failure of the far-right, anti-Islam candidate Geert Wilders' party suggested limits to the populist wave that has led to surprise election results in Britain in the United States, reports BSS.
Sentiment got a boost from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen's upbeat tone on the US economy Wednesday afternoon as the US central bank raised benchmark interest rates for only the third time in a decade.
In US markets, the Dow and S&P 500 dipped as a rally in oil prices fizzled, and renewed concerns about inaction on key legislative priorities in Washington dampened sentiment.
Analysts said the introduction Wednesday of President Donald Trump's controversial budget proposal, coupled with ongoing acrimony on health policy, exacerbated worries that tax cuts and other growth-stimulating measures will be delayed.
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The dollar, meanwhile, remained under pressure, although some observers thought it could be braced for a rebound as investors guess when the Fed will next increase interest rates.
"Clearly investors don't want to give up on the long dollar trade but it will be some time before there's enough data to convince the Fed to move in June instead of September," Lien said.
London stocks jumped higher with solid gains in the mining sector, which benefited from hopes of rising demand in a healthy world economy, lifting the FTSE 100 to an all-time high.
Anglo American shares topped the FTSE 100, soaring 8.6 percent to 1,297.50 pence. The group gained also from news late Wednesday that Indian mining billionaire Anil Agarwal's holding company, Volcan Investments, was set to buy up to o2.0 billion of stock ($2.5 billion, 2.3 billion euros).
Elsewhere in London's mining sector, Glencore and Antofagasta each gained around five percent. Fresnillo picked up around four percent, and Rio Tinto and Randgold around three percent.
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Singer Mika Singh shared a tweet recently which said that he'll soon be performing internationally at Chicago and Houston on August 12th and 13th. His tweet reads, "Be ready to rock with me. Houston and Chicago…. I'm coming to rock you guys Jai hind."
He had also recorded a video with a friend speaking about his upcoming shows. He's heard saying, "Jaise hum sab ko pata hai ki hamar Hinudstan jo tha…15 August ko azzad hua… aur 14th ko hamara Pakistan azaad hua…(As we all know that our India got freedom on 15th August and on 14th our Pakistan got freedom)"
After which Twitter users started trolling him for the choice of words that he used. They lashed out at him saying, "Shame on you. You are celebrating Pakistani Day? Do you know how many of our army Jawan are being killed by Pakistan?"
Shame on U @MikaSingh U R celebrating Pakistani Day?
Do U know how many of our Army Jawan are being killed by PAK?@republic pic.twitter.com/TuFljZohIW
— No Conversion (@noconversion) July 22, 2017
He faced criticism from Twitteratis for saying 'Apna Pakistan' in the video.
It was a Twitter user who caught hold of Mika's video and other people followed the user's lead to troll him. Mika called the account out and shared a picture of singers Atif Aslam and Sonu Nigam performing internationally as well.
Lo abhi bolo kya bolo ge.. bas ho gayi bolti band… pic.twitter.com/oLbNLzIhH2
— King Mika Singh (@MikaSingh) July 22, 2017
A twitter user even dragged Mika down for being a hypocrite and misleading people.
What is this uncle?? pic.twitter.com/qYO0LrrsbU
— Bhumati kumari ?? (@BhumatiKumari) August 2, 2017
This furthermore added more fumes to the already existing fire and people started trolling him for dragging the other two in this matter. After which people started following and giving their own opinions.
TWO WRONG does not make one RIGHT … HO gayi bolti band
I would have apposed Sonu Nigam If he was celebrating Pakistan Day
Shame on U
— No Conversion (@noconversion) July 22, 2017
Why he should he care for army jawans? They can do anything for money. Money first country later.
— Mystic (@uttamknights) July 24, 2017
Shame on u @MikaSingh ????u r supporting a country which has killed thousands of our civilians & army men….You r a disgrace #MikaSingh https://t.co/s9JCXdXNFZ
— Rudra k (@lord_mahakaal) July 22, 2017
Shame on this traitor…khata India ka hai or paki paki…chale jao Pakistan agar itna pyar h
— SHIVSHANKAR SINGH (@SHIVSHANKARRR) August 3, 2017
Shame on you Sir , our soldiers getting killed everyday and you are selling yourself out for money ?
— Mansi Tandon (@MansiTandon7) July 22, 2017


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What makes a city innovative? And can the Ørestad region in Copenhagen be transformed into an international innovation district?
These were some of the questions posed at the inaugural International Conference on Innovation Districts held at Ramboll in Copenhagen on Monday. Facilitated by Ørestad Innovation City Copenhagen (ØICC) and Ramboll, the conference brought together experts from companies and organisations as varied as Microsoft, Sustania, DTU and COBE architects.
Speaking at the conference, Bruce Katz, Centennial Scholar and Senior Fellow at The Brookings Institution, pointed out that for a city to be considered innovative, it usually shares economic, physical and networking assets, and this makes the Ørestad region of Copenhagen ideally placed.
"Without the networking and the economic, the city is just a nice place," he said. "I think that apart from its obvious physical attributes – a great location close to a world-class airport and only ten minutes from downtown – the Ørestad region has not yet fully leveraged its potential. Innovative technologies such as renewable energy and the expertise Copenhagen has with sustainable solutions are a good start, but there is certainly more room for attracting innovative actors such as companies, organisations and institutions."
Other speakers included Luise Noring, Assistant Professor at the Copenhagen Business School and Brookings Institution Senior Research Fellow. She identified the way European cities are funding urban innovation and making use of their public assets.
"Public resources are under pressure," she said. "Therefore, cities are looking to how they can finance urban redevelopment without raising taxes." Cities such as Copenhagen, Helsinki, Lyon and Hamburg are using combinations of public and private investment to free up their public assets and allow more urban innovation.
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Dereham Peace Day 2019: Everything you need to know
PUBLISHED: 14:14 16 July 2019 | UPDATED: 14:20 16 July 2019
A day of events are being held in Dereham to mark 100 years since peace was celebrated after the First World War.
Organisers behind the town's Peace Day, which replaces this year's carnival, are putting the final touches to event taking place on Saturday July 20.
And here is the full programme of everything that will be happening on the day:
Dereham Town Band will play in the Market Place until 11am, while the arrival of returning soldiers on a steam train will take place at the Mid Norfolk Railway station. They will be met by visitors from 1919 before a guard of honour, organised by the Royal British Legion, takes place. A special viewing area is being set up for the public. RBL members will lead a march with army personnel to the Market Place.
An inter-denominational Peace Day service will take place at St Nicholas Church, on Church Street. It will be attended by the 1919 visitors, soldiers and invited guests, including the families of men whose names appear on Dereham's war memorial plus families of men who survived the Great War. Members of the army and RBL will also attend and it is also open to anyone else who wants to go.
The church bells will ring.
The 1919 visitors and soldiers will have lunch at the King's Head, on Norwich Street, where people are invited to share a pint or two with them.
The 1919 visitors and soldiers will walk to the Recreation Ground via Commercial Road, where an afternoon of activities will begin. There will be a Union Jack parade at 1pm and children are invited to make their own and bring them along. There will also be races including running, novelty, skipping, hobby horse, and sack, a free puppet show, exhibitions, cream teas, maypole, side shows, games, entertainment, a fancy dress competition including one with bicycles, prams and pushchairs, and stalls. People are also welcome to bring picnics and there is a free afternoon tea for pensioners who have got a ticket in advance. The Baptist Church will give out a special copy of Luke's version of the story of Jesus's life to 100 children as they did on the original day.
Tug of war between the 1919 visitors and soldiers.
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The presentations will take place.
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Entries for the fancy dress competitions and the adult and children's races need to be registered with organisers before the day. Entry forms for each event, as well as the children's Peace Day visitors competition, can be collected from and then returned to: Dereham Library, Shoe Doctor, Jacks, All Crafts in Cuthbert Court and The Railway Tavern. They can also be emailed by contacting firstname.lastname@example.com and asking for the relevant forms. There are also free afternoon tea tickets for pensioners at the locations above.
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Peace Day visitors competition
Children have a chance to win a unique engraved Peace Day centenary cup. The children will collect an entry form and then talk to as many visitors and soldiers as they can on the day getting their entry form initiated by each one. The child with the most visitors and soldiers on their form will win the cup. If there is a draw we will give away another cup.
Shop windows
All the shops in the town are being encouraged to decorate their windows in red white and blue to celebrate Peace Day. Judging will be on Thursday, July 18, and the winner will receive a cup to place in their window before Peace Day.
Gift bags
One hundred red, white or blue gift bags will be hidden in Dereham during the week before the celebrations. Each will have a gift for the finder and some information about the event.
Photographic and video competition
People are invited to take as many pictures as they like and videos of events during the day. These will be displayed on the Dereham Carnival website and the best photograph and video will win engraved centenary cups. Runners up will receive centenary medals.
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Vastavam web: Iran's top leader set out a series of conditions on Wednesday for European powers if they want Tehran to stay in a nuclear deal after the U.S. exit, including steps to safeguard trade with Tehran and guarantee Iranian oil sales. U.S. President Donald Trump pulled out earlier this month from the 2015 nuclear deal that lifted sanctions on Iran in exchange for curbs to its nuclear programme, calling it deeply flawed. European powers see the international accord as the best chance of stopping Tehran developing a nuclear weapon and have intensified efforts to salvage it.
"European banks should safeguard trade with the Islamic Republic. We do not want to start a fight with these three countries (France, Germany and Britain) but we don't trust them either," Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said, issuing conditions for saving the nuclear pact on his website. He further said Britain, France and Germany must pledge they would not seek negotiations on Iran's ballistic missile programme and on its regional activities, both of which were not covered by the nuclear pact but are now demanded by Washington.
Khamenei said that over the past two years the United States "has repeatedly violated" the nuclear deal but the Europeans had remained silent. He asked Europe to "make up for that silence" and to "stand up against (new) U.S. sanctions." Khamenei also launched a fresh broadside at Washington's rejection of the nuclear accord, saying the U.S. withdrawal showed the Islamic Republic could not deal with a country that did not abide by its commitments.
In his first public remarks since U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo demanded Iran make sweeping policy changes, Khamenei expressed revulsion at what he suggested was the casual and boastful way the Trump administration had abandoned the accord. In a clear reference to demands made by Pompeo that Tehran's Middle East influence should be curbed, Khamenei said, "Iran's presence in the region…is our strategic depth and no sensible government would give up on its strengthening features."
Pompeo on Monday threatened Iran with "the strongest sanctions in history" if it did not scale back regional activities such as support for armed groups in Lebanon, Iraq and Yemen as well as the government side in Syria's civil war." Iran was committed to the deal. They (the Americans) have no excuse. The International Atomic Energy Agency has repeatedly verified Iran's commitment. But you see they (Americans) easily cancel this international agreement."
"The current U.S. president will meet the same fate as his predecessors and will vanish from history," he said, referring to Trump. France, one of several European powers dismayed by the U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal, said Washington's method of piling more sanctions on Tehran would reinforce the country's dominant hardliners who opposed the pact in the first place.
And German Foreign Minister Heiko Maas told Trump's national security adviser John Bolton that Europe remained "very, very united" in supporting the deal because it feared a proliferation of atomic weapons on its doorstep.


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Pancreatic split for targeted treatments
New research has provided a big step forward in the way we understand pancreatic cancer, or rather, cancers.
Pancreatic cancer is at least four separate diseases, scientists have discovered.
Each has a different cause and needs a different treatment, but understanding that difference will allow the development of drugs better targeted to each specific type.
An expert team at the University of Glasgow made the find following an analysis of 456 individual cases of pancreatic cancer.
Their study is available here.
While all of the cancers looked fairly similar, closer inspection revealed four classes of genetic error that led to their formation.
They named the four types; squamous-type, pancreatic progenitor, immunogenic and aberrantly differentiated endocrine exocrine.
Some crucial differences were discovered as well, such as that the average survival time from diagnosis with squamous-type cancers was just four months - about half that of the others.
"This is the most comprehensive analysis of the blueprint of pancreatic cancer," Dr Andrew Biankin, one of the researchers at the University of Glasgow, has told the BBC.
"So this knowledge reveals what makes these cancers tick and which ones may be vulnerable to particular treatments by defining the Achilles' heel of every cancer."
It could be an important milestone in the effort to reduce the toll of the particularly difficult to treat cancers.
The pancreatic cancer survival rate has remained unchanged for four decades.
Most people diagnosed with pancreatic cancer are given less than a year to live, and just a 1 per cent chance of being alive 10 years.
In fact, due largely to improved treatments for other cancers, pancreatic tumours will soon to kill more people than any other cancer, apart from lung, in some countries.
"It's just a really tough cancer," Dr Biankin said.
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Trials are underway to see if the "immunogenic" pancreatic cancers may be vulnerable to a new wave of immunotherapies, which are already dealing big blows to other forms of cancer
"The fact that we see, through chance, that some patients respond exceptionally to a particular therapy allows us to expand these insights so we can treat more patients with similar cancers at a genetic level," Dr Biankin said.


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OMAHA, Neb.—"It is very beautiful. We liked it very much. It looks very authentic," said Dora Matache, mathematics professor at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. She was referring to about the world-acclaimed classical Chinese dance company, Shen Yun Performing Arts.
"We had a very good time," she said about the afternoon performance at the Orpheum Theater, on March 9.
Shen Yun takes the audience through 5,000 years of culture from ancient times to present, including beloved myths, legends, and history.
"The costumes are wonderful, and the dancers are just miraculous," said Professor Matache.
Several of the dances that make up the program depict the current struggle in China of Falun Gong, also known as Falun Dafa, against it persecution at the hands of the communist regime.
"I really enjoyed the pieces that had some history in them—the dragons, Buddha and all of that. And even some highlights of the modern problems with China," she said.
Shen Yun's mission is to revive traditional Chinese culture, 5,000 years of divinely inspired civilization, through the performing arts.
Dr. Matache found being exposed to traditional Chinese culture in this manner to be relevant to adults and children.
"It was a very great experience for us and the children as well. They are pretty young so we want to expose them to this kind of culture," she said.
She felt there were benefits to exposure to this traditional culture. "They don't get a lot of exposure to foreign cultures anyway here. We come from the Romanian culture, so we do want them to be aware to what happens out there in the world. This is a very great opportunity for them."
"It seems that the modern world is changing all the time. We are going to something new, but the tradition is there with the Chinese culture and that is wonderful," she said.
Dr. Matache recommends Shen Yun to everyone. "Honestly, anybody should take this opportunity to have this kind experience because it is unique. So, it could help everybody to sort of broaden your horizon a little bit."
Reporting by Cara Ye and Cat Rooney
New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts has four touring companies that perform simultaneously around the world. For more information, visit Shen Yun Performing Arts.
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In a Monday segment, MSNBC host Kasie Hunt said that the attack on Republican Sen. Rand Paul (Ky.) by a neighbor is one of her "favorite" stories.
"New details today on the incident that left Senator Rand Paul with six broken ribs," Hunt read. "This might be one of my favorite stories."
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Hunt seemed to then realize what she was saying, and tried to salvage the moment. "Although of course, we don't want—clearly Senator Paul is still struggling."
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We are fast approaching the end of 2017 and I thought it might be useful to round up the PA news in the UK, ahead of what is going to be a very big year. As I do I am moving in closer to the issues which stand in the way of getting PA recognised as the child abuse issue it really is. Let's start with the politics.
PA is emphatically not about a child's contact relationship with a parent after separation. Let that sink in and I will say it again a different way. PA is not about parental rights, it is not about conflict between parents and it is not about both parents behaving badly.
Lesson One. With great respect, I would argue, that if the issue of parental alienation is left to the parental rights groups such as FNF, then the issue will never be recognised for what it really is but will instead be used as a political football between the mothers and fathers rights groups, leaving the needs of the children affected completely overlooked.
Wake up call: Contact used to be called access, both are words devised by feminist academics to describe a child's post separation relationship with a parent who has been pushed to the margins of their child's life by social policy which was written by feminists. The portrayal of the issue as being a contact issue is manufactured by the feminist paradigm.
Therefore, If all we do is speak about 'contact' when we discuss PA, we are working within the feminist paradigm which deliberately created a division of post separation parenting into caring parent (victim/best/good/deserving) and non resident (perpetrating/bad/dangerous) parent.
And if all we do is allow the issue of a child's unjustified rejection of a parent to be appropriated by the parental rights groups, then all we will get is the battle of the parental rights groups, with CAFCASS playing referee in the middle, telling us that PA is all about conflict and look see – here is the evidence.
Takeaway: To get the issue of PA properly recognised and dealt with in the UK we have to stop playing the feminist game, move out of the conflict paradigm and show case the issue for what it really is, a post separation mental health issue which has a serious and life changing impact upon children. PA belongs in the field of children and family mental health and we urgently need to put it back where it belongs.
Response: This year The National Association of Alienated Parents, developed by psychotherapists and legal experts, was set up to properly represent the needs of alienated parents, the experience of the alienated child and to demand that the UK response to the issue is not driven down the cul-de-sac of high conflict analysis and therapy which is currently being proposed by CAFCASS. NAAP is scrutinising, analysing and critiquing the proposals being made by CAFCASS, from a position of real skill in the field and will report regularly on their findings to the families affected. This is healthy parent power and it comes from a place of real understanding of the issue. NAAP launches formally in March with a seminar at Portcullis House. By invitation only, the needs of parents will be fully and properly represented at this seminar which will include policy makers and interested MPs.
Lesson Two: Parental alienation cannot be treated with generic therapy and those who say that it can are either not treating parental alienation or they are not treating it as it should be treated. Treatment of a child's unjustified rejection of a parent after separation is not about fixing the rejected parent to please the aligned parent, it is not about allowing the child to decide when they are ready to see a parent and it is not about mediating a conflicted space between parents.
Wake up call: The real issue at the heart of parental alienation is that the child involved has utilised a coping mechanism call psychological splitting. This has been caused by a maladaptive response to the behaviours of one parent and where it is a response to both parents, it is usually that the rejected parent has reacted to the behaviours of the alienating parent. Differentiating this is a critical part of developing and delivering treatment routes, which inevitably involves overriding a child's expressed wishes and feelings. Anyone not comfortable with overriding a child's wishes and feelings should not be doing this work, which requires knowledge and skill in building the covert therapeutic alliance with a child, which is necessary to overcome the defence of splitting.
Takeaway: The need for a governing body for practitioners in this field is determined by the manner in which this work leaves those who are doing this work properly, unprotected and in danger of complaint and sanction. Whilst some say that they are doing this work, practicing within the ethical guidelines of existing bodies means being risk averse. Recognition of how to differentiate a case of alienation from that of justified rejection is simply not enough. Practitioners need a governing body which offers training, supervision, accreditation and protection, so that the internationally recognised reunification protocols of separation from the unhealthy parent and forced reunification with the rejected parent can be properly carried out.
Response: This year the European Association of Parental Alienation Practitioners was convened in Prague with involved members who are powerful in their own countries as well as within the European Union. EAPAP is currently being built and will offer a membership body with governance of internationally recognised standards of practice in this field. This new body will provide standardised and accredited training, supervision and delivery of best practice with children and families in this field. EAPAP is launched in August 2018 at a landmark conference headlined by some of the key people in this field from around the world including Amy J.L. Baker. Designed to drive up standards and understanding in the UK and Europe, the key aim is to protect children and parents from the risk of being pushed into the cul-de-sac of generic therapy from untrained and unskilled practitioners.
Lesson Three: We seriously need some changes to the way in which family law responds to the problem of parental alienation in the UK. Whilst we have some highly skilled legal people in the UK, we have few specialist lawyers and barristers who understand the way in which the legal and mental health interlock is necessary to treat the problem. We also have a real problem with the lack of continuity in court and the lack of joined up awareness of the issue across the UK, leading to strong awareness in some courts and low awareness in others. This leads to a postcode lottery for parents who are seeking assistance through the family courts.
Wake-up call. We are still allowing PA to be characterised as a contact and conflict issue in the family courts. Whilst ever we allow this to happen, a child's descent into the defence of psychological splitting and the source of the problem which is the unwell parent who is in control of the child, will not be recognised. PA in severe cases is about coercive control of the child's emotional and psychological functioning as well as the curtailing of their normal healthy feelings for a parent. We have to act fast to help those children who are suffering a serious and covert type of abuse.
Takeaway: We urgently need a triage system in the UK Family Court system, a way of ensuring that those cases which are capable of being mediated are dealt with swiftly and preventing those which are more complex from becoming entrenched because of delay. Only by moving upstream to deal with the issue as early as possible, will we get the help which is needed to the children and families which need it most.
Response: Those who know are aware that such a response exists. The Early Interventions Project, which is at its most simple, a form of triage of those cases which can be resolved quickly and those which need expert input. EI can quickly resolve the problem of lack of standardised understanding of pa and the response in the UK family courts. We need this project, over anything CAFCASS proposes, because it is rooted in the international evidence and works with the mental health aspects of the post separation landscape rather than a political ideology. Early Interventions stands the test of time, it is time it was tested formally, without covert attempts to change it or get rid of it. I continue to back the drive to get the Early Interventions Project implemented, it provides a rapid move upstream in my view and in 2018 I will be supporting continued efforts to get it piloted.
Much going on, much more to do. The biggest barrier to the reform of the PA-UK landscape continues, in my view, to be reliance upon feminist research by CAFCASS and the misrepresentation of PA as being either about conflict or contact. Both of these words should, in my view, be cast aside by anyone involved in this work and we should, instead be focused upon mental health and internationally recognised standards of practice with families. Children and their parents should not be shunted into experimental programmes which bear no relation to recognised research and practice in this field and anyone proclaiming themselves to be an expert in this field should be able to offer evidence of successful reunification of children. Which is, at the end of the day, the only real issue here.
Children's lives are are at stake here, there is no room for mistakes, no time to waste in terms of getting it right for the next generation.
2018. Moving closer.