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THIS WEEK saw the exciting arrival of seven new electric neighbourhood patrol vehicles which you will soon be seeing in action across the borough.
These eco-friendly Nissan LEAF cars will start to replace some of our now ageing fleet.
The reduction in carbon emissions they offer will also help improve air quality on our streets – so it's a definite win-win all round for Oldham.
This is part of our renewal process for council vehicles which is all about going 'back to basics' and ending the days of expensive lease deals.
We reviewed all areas of spend when we came into control of the council and it was very clear that the cost of such contracts simply don't provide good value for money.
Although we still hire in some vehicles when it is more cost effective, the chances are that if you see a council-branded vehicle now – from bin trucks to road sweepers – it will be owned by the taxpayers of Oldham. Saving money is always a good thing.
As an added boost to the local economy we were also delighted to be able to purchase the vehicles from Westway Nissan on St Mary's Way.
Clearly they won by offering the best deal but it is great to see the public pound benefiting Oldham firms. The only real effort on our part is making local companies aware of upcoming tender opportunities – then it's over to them to offer the best package to the taxpayer.
Each of our six districts will have use of one of these electric cars which will be booked on a 'pool' arrangement by staff across teams using the same vehicle. The seventh one will be made available for our Enforcement Team who deal with matters like flytipping and gather evidence that could lead to prosecutions against criminal activity that blights our borough.
As part of our approach to co-operative working with partner organisations these vehicles will also be shared with Greater Manchester Police and Greater Manchester Fire and Rescue officers who will use them as patrol vehicles.
To take account of the harsh weather we sometimes endure in these parts we've also purchased two 4×4 vehicles which will again be shared across the council, police and fire service to promote further efficient use of public assets.
These electric vehicles are part of the council's driving commitment to green transport. They have no tailpipe emissions and produce less carbon dioxide than their petrol and diesel counterparts.
In tandem with our work with partners across Greater Manchester, Oldham is also committed to reducing its carbon emissions by 48 per cent by 2020 – an ambitious target – so we are leading by example here and hoping others choose to plug in.
Through the Greater Manchester Electric Vehicle (GMEV) scheme, electric vehicles can now be charged up at several locations across the borough. There are already five charging points in Oldham Town Centre and another six across the districts. Details of all charging points across Greater Manchester can be found here.
The running costs on these cars are very economical with free road tax and, in some cases, free battery charging, so they represent a very cost-effective alternative to traditional fleet vehicles.
The cars show our commitment to the environment and value for money then – but also to working together with other organisations at a local level.
Our 30 manifesto pledges for a Fairer Oldham were clear that we would deliver investment in electric vehicles but would also work to bring council, police and fire and rescue staff together in one location in your area.
We believe this will improve communication, promote better sharing of resources and mean better services for you.
Many people still think of electric cars as something rather futuristic but it may surprise you to know they've actually been around for more than a century.
It was AmericanWilliam Morrison who built the first proper electric vehicle in 1891. This was capable of a top speed of 14 miles per hour and led to electric cabs hitting the streets of New York in 1897.
The introduction in 1908 of the Model T Ford then saw mass production of petrol powered cars surging ahead and led to the demise of electric cars in the 1920s.
It was not until the 1960s – as concerns about air pollution rose – that the electric vehicle debate came back onto the table and it has taken a long time to get to a point where we now see vehicles like Nissan LEAF in mass production.
As you can see from this picture (above), the new vehicles are considerably better than the Enfield 8000, a prototype electric vehicle which was ahead of its time when around 100 were built by the United Kingdom Electricity Council in 1966.
It wouldn't be right to blog about cars without mentioning the return of Oldham's Vintage Classic Car Show this Sunday.
This is taking place on High Street in the town centre between 10am and 3pm.
Why not pay a visit, enjoy looking at some of the classic cars from years gone by, chat to other enthusiasts, take in the music and entertainment and do some shopping. You can read more about the event by clicking here.
More importantly, on the same day we also have a Civic Procession and service to commemorate 100 years since the start of World War I.
The parade, which sets off from the New Radcliffe Street car park at 1.30pm (next to the Tommyfield pub) will be joined by ex-service and voluntary organisations, the Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, the Mayor of Oldham and invited dignitaries.
The service at Oldham Parish Church (starting at 2pm) will feature a performance from the Oldham Music Centre Youth Choir and a ceremonial Guard of Honour up the church steps.
We're encouraging people to line the streets and show your support for service personnel past and present on the day. It's all part of our commitment to honouring the contribution that Oldham people made to the war effort.
You can find out more about Sunday's event here and you can also visit the new 'Oldham Remembers' website which is now live at www.oldhamremembers.org.uk
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As part of our Frequent Flyer series, we post follow up stories from previously spotlighted travelers. Kevin is an avid culture traveler that generally enjoys exploring regions with a significant contrast to his own. In his previous post, he shared about his time exploring several different African nations, as is now back to share his experiences exploring Bangladesh, attending the annual Bishwa Itjema festival in Dhaka, and being blown away by the unwavering hospitality of all those he encountered.
Great to have you back on SP Kevin! What have you been up to since you were last on SP sharing about experiences backpacking throughout Africa?
I was able to spend six plus weeks in Bangladesh, which was extraordinary! I've also been back at work, scheming on how to give up my job and travel more extensively.
How does photography influence the way you travel?
Photography obviously makes me pay special attention to light and color, and the scenes that are unfolding around me. It has always been my intent to capture commonality in my pictures of people, rather than the "exotic other". For instance, in Bangladesh for the first time I carried a small wireless printer that enabled me to give folks a copy of portraits I had just taken of them, which really reinforced mutuality. I can't emphasize how much giving people prints changed the interactions, making them much more of a mutually enjoyable exchange, often to very moving effect. Particularly with the older rural folks, I was frequently told that they were the only photos they had of themselves; one older man told me it would be the only image his family had of him after he passed. The combination of photography with the printer really enhanced countless encounters in just lovely ways.
What sparked your interest to visit Bangladesh? What cities did you visit?
Like usual, it was the chance to see a culture that's very different from my own. In this case I found it particularly fascinating how such a dense crush of people can manage to get along with each other. Bangladesh doesn't get a lot of visitors, which meant people were often surprised (and delighted) to see me. I have to say the Bangladeshis are, as a rule, some of the friendliest most helpful people I've ever encountered. The slightest look of confusion on my face as I was trying to sort something out on the street would nearly always result in somebody asking if they could help, with absolutely nothing expected in return.
I was also keen to see the ship breaking yards in Chittagong, the visuals of which had captured my imagination decades ago. I was then fortunate to have my visit coincide with the Bishwa Itjema festival in Dhaka, one of the largest religious festivals in the world with millions of attendees. There were serious political troubles while I was there, largely shutting down rail and bus transport, so I didn't see as much of the country as I had planned. Beyond Dhaka and Chittagong I spent quite bit of time in and around Sylhet and Sreemangal, in the northeast.
Could you share a little about what the Bishwa Itjema Festival is, as well as what some of your experiences were attending it in Dhaka?
The Itjema is a longstanding islamic pilgrimage/festival that takes place the second week of January every year, in the northern Dhaka suburb of Tongi. The focus of the gathering is devotion and reconciliation (political activities/speeches are explicitly forbidden by the organizers). As a non-religious person I received a very warm reception. I was asked not to take photos in the event itself, but the crush of people coming and going was fertile subject matter for photography.
Did you have any expectations or preconceived notions about the festival and what you would be exposed to? How did they differ from the way the culture and festival actually was?
Not being religious, I didn't really know what to expect, so I just went in with as clear an attitude of respect as possible. As I've discovered in other situations like this (although not on this scale) for people who can't afford to travel much, a religious pilgrimage turns into a bit of a celebration. So while the event itself was quite devout, the coming and going to it was a bit of a party, and a very good time for me as a guest.
How did you navigate between each city? Did you work with any local organizations to coordinate your travel?
I took trains while they were running, and a few internal flights (very unusual for me) when they weren't because of the transit disruptions. In the northeast I hired motorcycles (with drivers) and auto-rickshaws to get around the countryside. I was able to manage it all on my own, although I did hire teenagers who were keen to practice their English as informal guides on a couple occasions, which was very helpful.
What were some of your other experiences as a traveler in Bangladesh?
Tea shops are ubiquitous in Bangladesh, so one of the reoccurring delights of traveling within the country are the multiple opportunities to stop throughout the day and refresh yourself. As a traveler, particularly in the rural areas, you are received with a sort of stunned delight, because they tend to see so few foreigners. You never know what direction those encounters are going to take you in, as I was often then invited into peoples homes for meals.
What would you like people to know about your experience within the country that is little known?
I would strongly encourage people to give themselves 2-3 flexible days just to get lost in Old Dhaka. The traffic and crush of people is astounding, so you can't have much of an agenda; though the little things you'll unexpectedly discover will delight you. Bangladesh has a vey robust cellular data network, so with a local SIM card you can rely on your smart phone for navigation (really around most of the country). I often found myself on a bicycle rickshaw, giving directions to the driver down wee little alleys, from my phone.
Of all the images you captured during your trip, which would you say was your favorite?
(See image above) While walking along the banks of the Suma river in Sylhet, there were loads of kids clamoring to have their pictures taken, but when I lifted my camera to ask if I could take hers, she shook her head no. As always, I respected that and moved on, but I couldn't help noticing that she was shadowing me, never more than about 30 feet away. I asked again, and again no, but still the shadowing. The forth time I asked, she nodded with her assent for this shot.
I pulled out my printer to make her a copy, but by the time it was ready, she had disappeared into the neighborhood. I showed the print to a group of women and kids, and one little boy nodded that he knew her, so I handed over the ring and he ran off to deliver it to her. But about fifteen minutes later he returned it to me, having been unable to find her. At that point I gave up and started slowly heading back to my hotel. About ten minutes later though, surrounded by another gaggle of kids, I felt a shy tug on my sleeve. I look down and there she was, so I dug out the photo and handed it over. She then broke into a wide grin of delight, and skipped off beaming happily with her friend.
It was the total highlight of my day.
What's next for you? Do you have any final advice for other individuals that would also like to travel to Bangladesh, particularly during such a large festival, but are intimidated?
I've booked my flight into Niger and out of Benin for this coming winter, so I'm excited! Egarding final advice, if you can manage to find a hotel within walking distance of the festival grounds (I found one in Uttara) you really can't go wrong. Just follow the rail lines to Tongi Station, or the crowds flowing towards the festival. Tongi Rail Station isn't to be missed for images of the overloaded trains arriving and departing the festival.
To see more of Kevin's outstanding photography, be sure to follow him @Ventureforthphoto on Instagram
Images Courtesy of Kevin Perry
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18. TV On The Radio – "Happy Idiot" (debut)
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14. Jack White – "Would You Fight For My Love?" (debut)
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THE GENTLEMEN'S GUIDE TO VICE AND VIRTUE - Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda meets the 1700s in this hilarious and swashbuckling stand-alone teen historical fiction novel. A young bisexual British lord who embarks on an unforgettable Grand Tour of Europe with his best friend/secret crush. An 18th-century romantic adventure for the modern age written by This Monstrous Thing author Mackenzi Lee.
Henry "Monty" Montague doesn't care that his roguish passions are far from suitable for the gentleman he was born to be. But as Monty embarks on his grand tour of Europe, his quests for pleasure and vice are in danger of coming to an end. Not only does his father expect him to take over the family's estate upon his return, but Monty is also nursing an impossible crush on his best friend and traveling companion, Percy. So Monty vows to make this year-long escapade one last hedonistic hurrah and flirt with Percy from Paris to Rome. But when one of Monty's reckless decisions turns their trip abroad into a harrowing manhunt, it calls into question everything he knows, including his relationship with the boy he adores. Witty, dazzling, and intriguing at every turn, The Gentleman's Guide to Vice and Virtue is an irresistible romp that explores the undeniably fine lines between friendship and love.
Mackenzi Lee earned a BA in history (in the middle of which she took her own Grand Tour of Europe) and an MFA from Simmons College in writing for children and young adults. She loves Diet Coke, sweater weather, and Star Wars. On a perfect day, she can be found enjoying all three. You can spot her on Twitter @themackenzilee, where she curates a weekly story time about badass women from history you probably don't know about but should. She currently calls Boston home. www.mackenzilee.com
A CROWN OF WISHES - From the author of The Star-Touched Queen comes a beautiful lush fantasy, Roshani Chokshi's A Crown of Wishes.
Gauri, the princess of Bharata, has been taken as a prisoner of war by her kingdom's enemies. Faced with a future of exile and scorn, Gauri has nothing left to lose. Hope unexpectedly comes in the form of Vikram, the cunning prince of a neighboring land and her sworn enemy kingdom. Unsatisfied with becoming a mere puppet king, Vikram offers Gauri a chance to win back her kingdom in exchange for her battle prowess. Together, they'll have to set aside their differences and team up to win the Tournament of Wishes - a competition held in a mythical city where the Lord of Wealth promises a wish to the victor. Reaching the tournament is just the beginning. Once they arrive, danger takes on new shapes: poisonous courtesans and mischievous story birds, a feast of fears and twisted fairy revels. Every which way they turn new trials will test their wit and strength. But what Gauri and Vikram will soon discover is that there's nothing more dangerous than what they most desire.
Roshani Chokshi is the New York Times bestselling author of The Star-Touched Queen. Her work has appeared in Strange Horizons, Shimmer, and Book Smugglers. Her short story, "The Star Maiden," was longlisted for the British Fantasy Science Award.
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The Six Factors That Affect Health Insurance Quotes
Before the Affordable Care Act was enacted in 2014, health insurance companies could take numerous factors into account when determining health insurance premiums. With the new healthcare law in effect, these companies are now severely limited by the factors they can use to determine health insurance premiums. Now, you can expect health insurance companies to ask five facts about your life before offering you a health insurance quote. For some low-income individuals, a sixth factor can also affect how much they will have to pay for health insurance.
Family Size
Health insurance companies will consider your family size when offering a health insurance quote. Individuals or couples will receive lower quotes than families who seek health insurance coverage.
Your Age
According to HealthCare.gov, premiums for older Americans can be up to three times more expensive than premiums for younger individuals. Before the Affordable Care Act, insurers could charge older applicants premiums that were up to five times more expensive. While this change may be good news for older Americans, younger Americans should expect to pay more.
Your Location
Where you live will also affect the health insurance quotes you receive. In some areas, it costs more to provide health care to local residents, due to factors such as cost of living and competition among healthcare providers. CNBC reports that health insurance premiums remain high for people in rural areas. In many cases, high premiums are a result of a lack of competition between insurance companies that offer plans for individuals in that area.
Tobacco Use
Smokers and other tobacco users should be prepared to pay up to 50 percent more for the same health insurance coverage, according to the HealthCare.gov website. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that this extra charge could affect up to 19 percent of the population. However, some states, like New York, California and New Jersey, have banned increased rates for smokers. Insurance companies in other states, such as Texas, Iowa and Idaho, are charging the maximum fee. Experts predict most insurers will charge somewhere in between the two extremes to mitigate costs without alienating potential clients.
Health Insurance Plan Type
Currently, the federal health insurance marketplace offers five different categories of health insurance plans. These plans are grouped by their deductibles, premium costs and overall out-of-pocket costs. Platinum plans, for example, have higher premiums but lower out-of-pocket costs.
Federal Health Insurance Premium Subsidies
National Public Radio estimates that the U.S. government will offer 1 trillion dollars in health insurance subsidies over the next 10 years. The Affordable Care Act specifies that people who make between 138 and 400 percent of the poverty level will qualify for some form of health insurance subsidy. These subsidies will be instantly applied to health insurance premiums, so the out-of-pocket costs will be lowered for qualifying participants. Individuals who make less than 138 percent of the poverty level may qualify for expanded Medicaid in their state.
Factors That Should not Affect Health Insurance Quotes
In the past, insurance companies could charge women more for health insurance. They could also take medical history into account when determining premium costs. Under the Affordable Care Act, these practices are no longer allowed. For this reason, women and people with costly medical conditions may see their health insurance premiums go down.
Experts have made plenty of predictions about how the Affordable Care Act's mandates will affect health insurance premiums. However, these predictions won't be proven until hard data is released about 2014's health insurance costs. If you want to positively affect your health insurance premiums for the upcoming year, be sure to avoid tobacco use and investigate any subsidies available to you.
- Age, location, family size and any tobacco use will affect your insurance premium costs.
- The type of plan you choose and any health insurance subsidies will also affect your healthcare premiums.
- Insurance companies can no longer charge women more for health insurance.
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Enterprise Imaging: Embracing the Enterprise
Imaging is the center of the healthcare universe in more ways than we know. Ever since Wilhelm Conrad Röentgen produced and detected electromagnetic radiation in a wavelength range known as X-rays almost 120 years ago, radiology has become fundamental to diagnostics and integral to the science of medicine. For far too long, we radiologists have spent our days in dark reading rooms, "treating" one series of images at a time instead of treating the patient as a whole. This article from Applied Radiology® discusses how we can re-center and work on patient centric care. Read more.


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With 2017 behind us and a world full of great artists it just might be the breakout year for these aspiring rockers. Take a look and listen to them all and see if you agree that these are the top 18 to take it to the next level in 2018! These are in no order as we feel they all will have an outstanding 2018. (click on band photo's to go their online pages.)
While Letters From The Fire had a huge year in 2017, the group only recently solidified its lineup adding new lead vocalist Nina Bergman (formerly of Dead Rose Beauty) and Seth Hostetter (Drums) to take the music world by storm in 2018. With a new album on the way, we can't wait to see what 2018 brings from this San Francisco Bay Area band.
Like a travelling preacher on some dusty back road, Whiskey Myers come knockin to spread their version of gritty outlaw southern rock. Their songs are stories, with characters and situations that are immediately relatable. Stories of celebration, mourning, trials, and triumph. The band has a huge following that has been growing bigger through social media and word of mouth. Taking that the rural areas are speaking with a louder voice, we can see these boys leading outlaw country back with every verse they sing.
Take Rage Against The Machine and add a dash of Iggy and The Stooges and you get American Standards from Phoenix, Arizona. With a growing hardcore scene and underground fans, American Standards has what it takes to make 2018 their bitch!
Reason|Define is an all-girl rock band based out of Charlotte, NC. Our style pulls from multiple genres including alternative, pop punk, metal, etc. partnered with powerful female harmonies. Thier debut album Far From Strangers was released on March 24th, 2017 and they have no intentions of slowing down!
Dark Signal, hailing from Sacramento California, comes with a new rock sound. Powerful and dynamic rock rooted in the origins of a driving foundation. Make no mistake this is a performing group, with a vision for the stage as strong as the studio; working to deliver an experience worthy of their fans support.
This alternative rock band from Phoenix, Arizona that has set fire to the indie alternative music scene with their electric performances and powerful female vocals. The band released their debut EP in October 2016 with influences such as Alanis Morissette, The Cranberries, and Florence and The Machine.


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CNB Bank promotes Sette to vice president of information technology
CNB Bank recently announced the promotion of John Sette to vice president of information technology. Sette will oversee information technology policies and procedures for the bank, including information security, IT audit and cybersecurity assessments.
Sette, a Bellefonte resident, has more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry. He joined CNB in 2015.
Dr. Michelle Shippert has joined Oasis LifeCare, the psychiatric and primary care service provider recently announced. Shippert will provide primary care and obesity medicine services for individuals age 14 and older, according to a company release.
Shippert completed her family medicine residency at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Oasis LifeCare opened in March 2016 at 1526 Martin St. in State College and provides medication management and counseling services. Shippert's presence adds to the service provider's vision for an integrated approach to health care, managing member Erin Crown said in a statement.
The Real Estate Buyer's Agent Council recently awarded Stephen McKenna, of Keller Williams Advantage Realty, with the Accredited Buyer's Representation designation.
More than 30,000 real estate professionals have earned the ABR designation. In order to receive the designation, an agent must complete courses in buyer representation.
Theo Thwing has earned the SITES Professional credential through Green Building Certification Inc., architecture and construction firm Weber Murphy Fox recently announced.
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Let me start by introducing my self to you, I am Mr. John Molnar and a banker by profession with banking experience of 3years. Presently, I am working with the UNITED BANK FOR AFRICA (UBA) at the transfer department and am in charge of Foreign Transfer Department.
I want to use this opportunity to let you know that I came across your file that was painted Red and marked X and your transfer has been put on pending and hold for so long. I took time to carry out my investigation and only to find out that you have paid VIRTUALLY all fees but the fund was not released to you.
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Golden Milk Recipe
Monday is here and what better way to start it than with a cup of wholesome, warming Turmeric Latte. I bang on about this at every chance I get because it deserves all the love. 2016 has been the year of mindfully consuming as much fresh ingredients as possible and Turmeric has been one of those ingredients that I have fallen head over heels in love with.
The health benefits go skin deep with this one and that in my books in a recipe for a happy healthy everyday life.
There isn't one reason as to why Turmeric has become my holygrail ingredient essential. But the main reason was stress and acne. After having Juno, something crazy happened with my skin and it was zits galore. Which is never a nice thing is it? No one likes Acne of any kind. A lot of people advised on taking Birth Control as its supposed to balance some of the androgen hormones being produced and help with reducing breakouts and then some advised on topical creams. I knew the issue was skin deep rather than sat on the surface. I am not the kind that takes pills and am pretty averse to them unless they are absolutely necessary.
I switched to a completely plant based lifestyle and made it a point to challenge myself one using the acne with a more Ayurvedic method and that is where Turmeric comes in.
Look at that beauty. Fresh, Juicy and paid £2.50 for that lot. We are a 3 people household and that is more than sufficient for 2 weeks worth of Golden Milk. 3 weekend even if you chop + freeze the Turmeric. Where there is a Will babes.
I consumed Turmeric in just warm water, ate it raw everyday and whenever I had a fresh batch at home. Smoothies, Green Juices, Porridge and now Golden Milk.
It's got this little magical ingredient in it called Curcumin that gives it its colour as well as those insane wellbeing properties. What have you got to lose eh? It's a plant. It's ridiculous powerful and I give full credit to this babe for sorting out my daily stress too.
- Anti-Inflammatory (Acne has the worse kind of inflammation and its not fun sometimes. Dairy, sugar and processed food are major causes of acne inflammation too)
- Antiseptic (So kills any bacteria with in the body caused by anything from pollution to processed food)
- Fights flus and colds
- Boosts the Immune System
- Fights Free Radicals like Boss (Listen to your skin because we do not know what goes on inside our bodies and when an indication occurs, stop and take action otherwise you will be reacting to it; which is not the way forward)
Just a handful of benefits. Turmeric has over 600 of these man and how can we not pay attention to this healing giant that has been used for over 4000 years.
If we don't pay attention to what we consume now, when will we? It's like YOLO. So why not include more wholesome, healing ingredients and treat your body?
There is a link to this on my YouTube, so have a look but many have asked for a blog version so of course here I am to share this with you.
1 Cup Almonds (stacked overnight)
2-3 Medjool Dates
1 Fresh Turmeric , peeled and chopped finely
1/2 Ginger, peeled and chopped
2-3 Cloves Ground Cardamom
1 Teaspoon Cinnamon Powder
1 Teaspoon Nutmeg Powder or Grated Nutmeg
1 Teaspoon Black Pepper (It helps the body absorb the Curcumin present in Turmeric)
1/2 Star Anise
1.5 Cups Water
- Ground the Spices finely
- Add all the ingredients to a blender and blend for about 1 minute. After that pulse for 15-20 seconds depending on how powerful your blender is. I used a NutriBullet.
- Strain using a cheese cloth
- Once strained, pour into a milk pan and heat for about 1 minute on medium and stir gently.
- Serve with a pinch of any spice you prefer. I grated some fresh nutmeg over this.
Hope you guys give this one a try and love it. It will warm your soul, put a smile on your face and your body will thank you for it.
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Andreas Braun heads up Global Data & Analytics at Allianz SE. In this role, he is responsible for the Global Data & Analytics Competence Center at group level. This spans big data use cases, governance, data sciences and advanced analytics, the respective technology and architecture, and academic relations. Andreas is also frequently involved as an advisor, e.g. with the European Union (Commission and Parlament) and the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on big data, advanced analytics and machine learning, as well as data privacy, ethics, and the GDPR/A more specifically.
Previously, Andreas was Global Head, Business Applications and Technology in GfK SE, Germany's largest market research firm, where he was responsible for all customer-facing business software engineering, data, analytics, and new technologies, including e.g., Big Data, Data Science etc.
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Our Lait d'Anesse soap is made with all-natural donkey milk. While donkey milk may sound like an unlikely ingredient for skincare products, it is the milk that Cleopatra bathed in to maintain her beauty. Donkey's milk has been synonymous with youth and eternal beauty since ancient times with it's skin softening and moisturising properties.
Our Lait d'Anesse soap is the skin care choice ideal for many reasons:
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One of the many reasons Cleopatra turned to Lait d'Anesse soap is because of its anti-aging properties. This includes its ability to soften, smooth, tone, and moisturise. It is also full of essential vitamins that your skin requires to remain young and healthy. It also helps to slow and reverse fine lines cause by aging or repetitive movements such as smiling.
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The US has no intention of leaving Iraq anytime soon, even after ISIS is fully destroyed. They've gotten their foot back in the Iraqi door and they're not backing out now. The intention was mad official recently when the Pentagon declared it had no plans to remove troops after ISIS is defeated.
US Military Will Stay in Syria After ISIS is Defeated, Threatening New Conflict with Russia and Iran
The Pentagon has revealed its intention to keep troops in Syria after the defeat of the Islamic State militant group, despite calls from the country and its Russian and Iranian allies to expel U.S. forces, whose presence they consider illegal.
For years, both the U.S. and Russia have sponsored separate, competing anti-ISIS campaigns in Syria. As Moscow and its allies—which included Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and Iran—restored government control over the majority of Syria, they have increasingly called into question the continued role of Washington, which was also directly involved in prolonged conflicts in Afghanistan and Iraq. The U.S., which once supported rebels trying to overthrow Assad and later focused on Kurdish militias battling ISIS, said its current presence was necessary as long as the threat of a resurgent ISIS and other Islamist militant groups remained.
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Blue Fluorite brings a calm, rational energy to your system, promoting orderly, sequential thoughts and enabling you to direct your brain's activities toward an intended purpose. Attuned to the Third Eye and Throat Chakras, it is an exceptional talisman for well-ordered record-keeping, and fosters clear, concise communication skills. It inspires gentle honesty, a sense of justice, and letting go of obsessions, frustrations and disappointments. Blue Fluorite is an ideal stone for spiritual awakening and reprogramming karmic patterns. It heals soul fragmentation from the present or past lives, and aids cellular memory healing.
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Jack is a 6 month old Boston Terrier belonging to Natasha, our practice manager/receptionist/tech assistant at the time. Natasha adopted him at 10 weeks of age and by about 4 months of age noticed that he "runs like a bunny" and that his left hip would "pop out." Jack didn't seem to be in any pain or discomfort from his hip problem and is a very active puppy.
He came in to be neutered and have x-rays taken of his hip to find out what was going on. Small dogs can develop a condition called Legg-Perthes where the head of the femur (the "ball" in the ball and socket hip joint) basically disintegrates. Large breed dogs are prone to hip dysplasia, where the head of the femur isn't held into the acetabulum (socket) very well.
On the day of his neuter surgery, Jack vomited up a cotton-tipped swab and some foam from a stuffed toy, but was otherwise acting fine. Natasha wanted x-rays of his stomach, in addition to his hips, to make sure he hadn't eaten anything else of concern.
The neuter went smoothly with no complications. The abdominal x-rays provided us with a puzzle for the rest of the day until Jack pooped!
Here is the x-ray of his hips:
There were lots of interesting guesses on Facebook as to what that white object might be. Natasha's daughter has a Barbie salon and she thought it might be Barbie's face mask. A small bedpan was suggested, and it certainly looked like that! After he woke up from surgery he finally pooped it out. After a quick wash:
The rubber ear piece from a stethoscope!!
Now, let's look at the x-ray again:
So Jack definitely has hip dysplasia and not Legg Perthes disease. The other hip (which is seen best on the second x-ray above) shows a rather shallow acetabulum. It is that hip that may end up causing him the most pain. The hip that is mostly out may not bother him too much, if there isn't bone rubbing on bone. But the one that is currently in place may develop arthritic changes over time and be painful. If surgery is ever needed, a femoral head ostectomy will likely be done to remove the ball and keep it from rubbing on the bone of the hip socket. But that surgery won't be considered until Jack is showing signs of pain.
Here is a picture of normal hips (from a Labrador retriever) for comparison–you can see how nicely the head of the femur fits in the actebulum:


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How does that work, then?
It's simple! You decide how much you think the session is worth and what you can afford, pay that amount to My Name Is Not Sir by online bank transfer after the session and all is cool.
My Name Is Not Sir didn't invent this system, we only found out about it the other day, thanks to a Life Coaching session with Chris Edwards.
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Calming a colicky baby
This week, I read about a University of California, San Francisco study of mothers and their babies showing that mothers who suffer migraine headaches are more than twice as likely to have babies with colic, as compared with mothers who don't suffer from migraines. As some readers might know, my son suffered from terrible colic and I also suffer severe migraines – which is one of the reasons I discovered the Dunstan Baby language. The pain of my son's cries made me even more sound-sensitive. I wonder now if I'd used some of my migraine-soothing techniques on him, might it have helped his colic? Here are some suggestions for de-stressing the colicky baby, via the senses.
Caring, reassuring gentle touch is crucial for all babies, but especially meaningful for your tactile child. These babies are the ones who won't be put down, and insist upon being as physically close to you as possible. They will love motion, and if they are unable to feel the rocking back and forth or side to side as a loved one carries them, they will settle begrudgingly for the motion of a stroller, a drive in the car or a mechanical swing. Regular massaging and skin on skin time is very beneficial, as too are any sort of baby sling or harness that keep baby close, while allowing mom and dad free hands.
Auditory babies respond best to calming sounds, and the regular household sounds familiar to them from the womb. This may simply be the chatter of their siblings, the sound of reruns of Oprah, or your favorite music. As auditory babies tend to startle more than the other senses, it's important that you take care to add or change sound gradually rather than using the on/off switch. They will respond best to the sound of your voice, either talking cooing or singing. If upset, calm your baby down by making the sound of the sea in a gentle, rhythmic shhhhh shhhhhh shhhhhh.
Visual babies can tend to get overstimulated in our very visual world. Lights, the flashes from the TV, the blinking from the cell phone and computer can make for a visually overwhelming environment. Consider creating a visually calming area, just for your visual baby. It might have plain walls, few or no electrical devices, and would be free from brightly colored toys and mobiles. The stroller can be a stimulating location for your visual baby – so much to see. Draping a cheesecloth or plain receiving blanket over the front of the stroller can help calm their visual hyper-arousal. (Just make sure it is secured at the top, can't wrap around your baby and that the sides are open for ventilation.)
Taste and smell babies are very sensitive to anything in excess. So apply all of the above, by being careful of bright visuals, loud noises and being left on their own. In addition, these babies are sensitive to smell, so drop the perfume or aromatherapy, and use hypoallergenic, unscented washing powder. Some taste and smell babies can actually be overwhelmed by too many kind arms wanting to hold them. Stick to a plan of simple sound, touch and vision and remember that these babies (more than any other) pick up on your own stress, so do your best to remain calm.
Colic is an exhausting process for both the parents and the baby. Trying calming methods, in addition to the classic colic holds and remedies, may help solve your little one's problems.
Priscilla J. Dunstan is a child and parenting behavior expert and consultant and the author of "Child Sense." Learn more about Priscilla and her parenting discoveries at www.childsense.com.


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Mantra for Monday no. 107
I saw this quote on a blog post that popped into my inbox. I love it. Doesn't it just sum up life?
Life is becoming sunnier. When the sun shines down on the world it's as if my heart literally warms up. I become a calmer kinder person, and the person I become kinder to is myself. I am notoriously self critical but somehow sunshine changes things, it throws open a new perspective and just like my daily juice creates a magical elixir to fire my soul.
I am constantly creative and so you could say I constantly play. Yet 'play' needs to take the form of downtime, of silliness, or stringing random worlds together, of making tents with blankets, of picnics in the park, of laughing uncontrollably.... all those thing so easily get overlooked and I find that for days on end I have not really be 'playing' at all.
Right now maybe there are three simple things I need in my life:
Love, Sunshine, Broccoli
...to Warm, Lift and Nourish my soul.
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Waterfront Tacoma Engagement Session
I'm so excited to share some of these images with you from Matt and Brianna's engagement session.
The couple requested to do their engagement session in Tacoma, where Brianna holds some fond childhood memories. I had a great time getting to know them; they taught me how to skip rocks, we climbed along railroad tracks, and I learned that Matt and I share a whale phobia. That's right. (If you think that's funny, just keeeeep laughing. Guess who will be laughing when you get eaten by a whale someday and Matt and I are safe and not-eaten on shore?) :)
Anyway, these two opted for a morning engagement session. It's so fun to shoot in the morning when the light is nice and gorgeous. And just look at this pretty lady:
B&M - Congratulations! I am so looking forward to your wedding in 2013!


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"Knowing God" by J.I. Packer
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Title: Knowing God
Author: J.I. Packer
Start Date: 11/17/2016
End Date: 12/2/2016
# of Pages: 312
Edition: IVP Books 20 Aniversary hardcover (1993)
Favorite Quotes: (1) "How long is it since you read right through the Bible? Do you spend as much time with the Bible each day as you do even with the newspaper? What fools some us are! - and we remain fools all our lives, simply because we will not take the trouble to do what has to be done to receive the wisdom which is God's free gift." (2) "But if, now, he (in Whitefield's phrase) puts thorns in your bed, it is only to awaken you from the sleep of spiritual death - and to make you rise up to seek his mercy." (3) "…were I asked to focus the New Testament message in three words, my proposal would be 'adoption through propitiation', and I do not expect ever to meet a richer or more pregnant summary of the gospel than that." (4) "Our heavenly Father intends his children to know his love for them, and their own security in his family. He would not be the perfect Father if he did not want this, and if he did not act to bring it about." (5) "'Wait on the Lord' is a constant refrain in the Psalms, and it is a necessary word, for God often keeps us waiting. He is not in such a hurry as we are, and it is not his way to give more light on the future than we need for action in the present, or to guide us more than one step at a time. When in doubt, do nothing, but continue to wait on God. When action is needed, light will come."
Why I Chose It: Many people I know have heralded "Knowing God" as a classic, and a must read.
Other Notes: Packer is a clear communicator here, and this is a clear outline of who God is, and who we are in relation to Him. It is simultaneously basic and deep and clear and significant.


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I've been staring at the keyboard for a while, unsure where to start, what to type. When I started this blog it was a way to push back against the darkness and I determined to use it to turn my negative thoughts into something positive. Today I am struggling with that.
Life is good. I have amazing children, a devoted and loving husband, good work, a nice home, amazing friends… Yet of late, more often than I care to admit, I am on the verge of tears. I am not even completely sure why.
I feel like it is a dishonor to all the amazing blessings in my life if I complain or am sad or am struggling to cope. I am, as the saying goes, "too blessed to be stressed." I trust in a mighty God, and though some would say this is a lack of faith, I am stressed. I know the verses by heart – Do not worry about tomorrow for each say has enough trouble of its own. Check out Matthew 6:25-34 or Luke 12:22-32. I know them; I believe them. Yet I still worry sometimes.
I feel as though am letting Wil down if I fall apart. He needs me at my best, so I can help him achieve his highest. I say it all the time, and I mean it, he is pure joy. But sometimes that joy is bittersweet. His chatter is adorable, but I don't know if he is trying to communicate something or just making fun sounds. His smile is amazing, but it is most often given to a Muppet on Sesame Street or – as Tess and I like to say – some conversation he is having in his own language with an angel; not smiling at me. His eyes are gorgeous, but so rarely do they glance my way and look into mine; and when they do, the moment is so very fleeting.
He didn't get a nap today and he had 'school' and therapy, so he was tired. As we were finishing up dinner, he was falling asleep in the chair. I picked him up and he fell asleep in my lap. Selfishly, I just held him there rather than taking him on up to bed. He's not a cuddler, so I steal these moments when he isn't looking. I treasure them.
I love him more than the words in my brain can express. I am humbled that God chose us to be his parents. I just want to be better at putting his needs ahead of mine. He doesn't need to say "I love you, Momma" to be happy. I need to figure out how to be OK without those words too. At least for now…
I live my life with words. I write compelling copy, teach communication workshops, draft strategic pans; I help people find their strongest voice in my work with patient populations every day. My family gives me T-shirts that say things like "Help! I'm talking and I can't shut up!" We joke that the old Saturday Night Live sketch, "The Loud Family" was really about us. I am a terrible listener.
God has given me a challenge – to learn to love and be loved without words. Life on the spectrum. It's called the autism spectrum because the disorder effects everyone so differently. Webster's defines a spectrum as a broad range of varied but related ideas or objects, with features that tend to overlap so as to form a sequence… But a spectrum is also the reflection of light as it passes through a prism, creating something beautiful.
We are just passing through this life. I strive to be a reflection of the One who created me. I know Wil is a reflection of Him every day. If I can figure this out and get my head and my heart straight, I know Wil can teach me how to listen and help me love more, words or not. And together we'll create something beautiful.


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WOW!!! What a crazy busy summer! I have to say it, this has been the BEST SUMMER EVER! I guess I am making up for last summer, because this one has been over the top. I was telling Dan the other day that I just can't believe how great this summer has been. Granted, we have had a PACKED schedule....going, going, going, but it sure has been a blast!
We started off with an amazing adventure to Belize, followed by hanging out with amazing friends and running the 200 mile Ragnar Race.....then to top off it off we had a visit from Dan's parents! We filled every weekend with fun activities, selling art at the market, and enjoying every tiny ray of sun. I hate to say that my art has been on the back burner the past few months, but I am inspired with some great new ideas, and ready to get back at it!
We had a great visit with D's parents last week. The kids were spoiled, with lots of shopping and gifts. We had a wonderful time listening to each other's stories, and getting caught back up on life. It is hard when they live so far away. The boys headed out on a fishing charter with Jolly Mon Charters, and they caught 3 big salmon! Yahoooo! What a feast we had! Orion was able to catch his first salmon, boy was he excited! The highlight for the kids was little "Cujo" their Japanese Chin, the cutest, ugliest dog ever! The week flew by in flash, and before we knew up, they were headed back to Carson City. I secretly longed to go with them and see that beautiful sun they get everyday.
We have one last weekend of summer.......and next week the kids go back to school. I am looking forward to getting back into a routine again, but NOT having to pack all those school lunches! My goal for next week is to get back on track with my art. I am in the process of signing up for a few holiday shows. Currently I am working on some homebrew art to sell at Northwest Brewing Supply. Can't wait to share some pictures with you! As much as I hate to admit it, I think I am ready for blustery fall. Let the leaves fall, bundle up in a sweater, grab a cup of warm coffee, and hide in my studio. The summer has been crazy, wonderful, and packed with life......now let the hibernating begin! :)
My plan was to add photos to this, but due to complications with my camera (it was on a huge size setting for my art photos, I am struggling on how to upload them onto the website. Guess I will calling my computer friends today) Stay tuned!


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Recent times there have been two very interesting incidents reported. One was about a seasoned hacker, who was able to change flight path by hacking in to in-fight entertainment system. The other was about a Chrysler Jeep, which was hacked by some one sitting in the comfort of a sofa, remotely. Obviously, any flaw which seems to endanger an airplane grabs more eyeballs and creates more interest. More I researched on the report, more I grew confident that such a hack is not possible. I will write down the report, which came out and also put my arguments against the same.
The report stated that Chris Roberts used a modified Cat6 ethernet cable to connect his laptop to the electronic box under the passenger seats. He then overwrote the code on the airplane's thrust management computer. After breaching the system, he fired a 'CLB' or climb command causing one of the engines to climb and consequently making the airplane go in a sideways or lateral movement.
However, the following counter-arguments make the above implausible.
Argument one: The IFE (in-flight entertainment) system is a data receiver from the flight control systems. It received position data from the flight control systems. However, it does not have any code functionality to allow performing flight control activity. By hacking in to the system, one can at most feed wrong data to all passengers.
Argument two: Secondly, the 'CLB' command is an acceptable micro controller command. This is one of the many legitimate instructions, which are fed in to the flight system to enable the auto pilot system. The auto pilot sequence of commands is hard coded before the flight takes off. In most cases, it is hard coded similarly for most planes in the same routes. This code can not be changed from inside the flight.
Argument three: Auto-pilots are like logical railway tracks. All flights in the same route follow the same path. Any deviation - not carried out by pilot's intervention to move the system from auto-pilot to manual - is designed to raise multiple alarms in the cockpit. In fact, the motion the hacked flight reportedly got into is a recipe for disaster, depending on the degree of latitudinal movement.
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Very interesting reading. Did
Very interesting reading. Did you post these counter argumants on any site / newspaper which initially reported these incidents? I suggest this be done so that we will be able to learn what Chris has to say (and the individual who clams to have hacked the jeep). May be there are some loopholes we aenot awae of!
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Thanks Bhushan. The same
Thanks Bhushan. The same report came across huge number of websites. I am sure Chris would be least interested to argue on the websites. Also, there are some reports which state that FBI is making over-baked claims so that they could have generated an arrest warrant against Chris. At the same time, Chris is happy to get all the attention from a security hacker point of view. It's a win-win for all :)
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HA!HA! Thanks Indranil.
HA!HA! Thanks Indranil.
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I agree that the claim seems
I agree that the claim seems far fetched and fantastical. If I see someone sitting next to me messing with underseat electronics and plugging stuff in, I will be pushing my flight attendant call button.
The larger concern as posed in an earlier article "Chief Information Security Officer to Chief Cybersecurity Officer, is to what extent the entertainment system may have interconnectivity to flight control systems. There is no immediate clarity on this subject. The FAA postured that such connectivity exists. A learned professional responded that the FAA report was written by people who don't understand how the airplane systems work. That leaves a big gray area, and such areas become the playground for hackers.
What is certain is that for airplanes and vehicles, the systems will become more sophisticated, more capable, and more internetworked. Designers need to put on a cybersecurity had and think about the design principles stated in that previous article.
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Democrat Mecha separatist and Latino Supremacist Rep. Raul M. Grijalva (D-AZ) has been caught with his hand in the cookie jar and the tequila bottle on his lips, misappropriating government funds to cover up his own indiscretions. He paid out hush money as a "severance package" in 2015.
One of his top staffers, perhaps a friend or relative, threatened to file a lawsuit against the Congressman for creating a hostile work environment due to his frequently being drunk on the job and abusive. Sexual harassment is not the only problem that illicit cash can make a problem disappear for a dirty Congressman.
Once again the dispensers of the illicit payments was the Office of Compliance, a slush fund by any other name still smells as foul and is just as expensive and just as much a betrayal of the American people.
Grijalva is an ally of Luis Gutierrez in the Latin supremacy movement in Congress so his constituents, who benefit in the short term from the destruction of our borders and sovereignty will likely support him regardless. After all, it's not their money.
Grijalva was represented and the deal negotiated by the House Employment Counsel, the free lawyer that House members receive. So once again, the American people are on the hook for the settlement and the expense of the lawyers, not to mention paying a drunk and dysfunctional commie in Congress $174,000 a year.
The deal they negotiated on behalf of "El Boracho" Grijalva awarded $48,395, five months' pay, to a female aide who was on the job for only three months. That's good work if you can find a boss like Grijalva and put up with him for three months and walk away with a cool $80K total. Naturally, she had to abandon the hostile workplace complaint.
Melanie Sloan, an ethics lawyer in Washington who was also the target of sexual harassment by Rep John Conyers and paid $27,000 in hush money, said, "It seems like all of these House bodies are designed to help cover for members of Congress. A large part of the problem is that each member of Congress can treat their staff as their own fiefdom and also know that it will remain silent."
Grijalva's deal is stated by the Washington Times to be in conflict with House rules that govern severance packages. Maybe he needs to call it something else. Regardless of what name they put on it the House Employment Counsel still covered up for him and paid her off. The problem is widespread and systemic, much worse than a few sexual perverts and one drunk and corrupt commie from Arizona.
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Silicon Valley philanthropist and investor Laurene Powell Jobs is stepping into the political ring a day after President Donald Trump decided to end an Obama-era executive action that shielded young undocumented immigrants from deportation.
Emerson Collective, a philanthropic group founded by Powell Jobs, the widow of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs, will be airing a political advertisement in select cities across the country advocating for legislation to protect the undocumented immigrants who came to the United States as children, better known as "Dreamers." For the Palo-Alto based organization, this will be its first political television ad.
The 30-second advertisement, titled "Shining," uses former Republican President Ronald Reagan's farewell speech as a hook to ask legislators to vote for immigration reform.
Democratic media firm GMMB booked the spots, according to Recode, which first broke the story. When this news organization asked GMMB for comment, GMMB directed us to Emerson Collective.
"Dreamers are immigrants brought here as children," reads the advertisement at the end. "But they could soon lose their place in America. Stand with them. Support the DREAM Act."
The advertisement is booked until next Tuesday in the television markets of Denver, Colorado; Louisville, Kentucky; Raleigh, North Carolina; Las Vegas, Nevada; and Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The markets were tactically chosen to appeal to the heads of both houses in Congress — Senate leader Mitch McConnell, R-Kentucky, and Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, R-Wisconsin — and critical legislators, according to Emerson Collective's managing director of immigration Marshall Fitz.
"This is designed to remind leaders in Congress this is not a partisan issue, this is about core American values," said Fitz. "[Reagan] is obviously considered as a standard bearer of the modern conservative movement. His articulation to our commitment to our pluralism and diversity is as powerful as it gets."
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Fitz says Emerson Collective prepared the advertisement in anticipation of DACA being rescinded. Under pressure from some state attorneys general, the Trump administration had a Sept. 5 deadline to decide on the policy that affects more than 800,000 Dreamers.
Powell Jobs started Emerson Collective in 2004. It has focused on education, immigration reform, the environment, and other social justice initiatives. She was ranked in 2016 as the 40th richest person in the world, with more than $20 billion in wealth.
The Emerson Collective was in the news in July for purchasing a majority stake in The Atlantic magazine. Powell Jobs cited her organization's namesake and a co-founder of The Atlantic, Ralph Waldo Emerson, as the inspiration for the purchase.
After the Trump administration announced Tuesday that it will rescind the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals policy, Powell Jobs tweeted that it was a "terrible day" and urged Congress to take action. She also re-tweeted Apple CEO Tim Cook's similar message about standing with 250 Dreamers who work at Apple.
A terrible day. But a day that will elevate millions to stand up for #Dreamers. Congress, we're all watching https://t.co/7TCqDVN6Wj
— Laurene Powell (@laurenepowell) September 5, 2017
She expanded her thoughts in a blog post on Emerson Collective's website, titled "DACA's Demise Betrays the Best of America."
"To hurt these children is to hurt ourselves, our society as a whole," wrote Powell Jobs. "The abolition of DACA represents a betrayal of both our values and our interests. We should be ashamed of what the administration has done. It is now up to Congress to correct this indecent mistake by passing the bipartisan DREAM Act."
Photo: Laurene Powell Jobs participates in a panel discussion after the screening of "The Dream is Now" documentary directed by Academy Award-winning Davis Guggenheim at Stanford University's Cubberley Auditorium in Stanford on Tuesday, April 23, 2013. (Josie Lepe/Bay Area News Group)
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Austin 2027: The Attitudes and Opinions of Public Administration Professionals on the Challenges faced by Austin Texas over the Next Ten Years
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Since the 1950s there has been a migration of people into the urban cities of the world. Urban populations continue to grow as people look for prosperity and improvements in their lives. With this urban growth there are certain challenges that cities must face as they expand and grow to accommodate more people. Austin Texas is now one of the fastest growing cities and metropolitan regions in the United States and is facing the challenges that are linked to its growth. The purpose of this research is to describe the attitudes and opinions of professional administrators about the challenges of future growth of Austin over the next ten years.
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Dr Colin Bernstein is a Consultant Paediatrician based in Manchester, UK. He was awarded his primary medical qualification from the University of Cape Town, South Africa, before undertaking postgraduate Paediatric training in London.He sub-specialised in Paediatric Emergency Medicine and completed a fellowship year at Sydney Children's Hospital, Australia. Moving to Manchester in 2006 to take up a Consultant post he worked at the Royal Manchester Children's Hospital and then helped establish the Paediatric Emergency and Ambulatory Unit at Salford Royal ( Hope) Hospital where he currently works. He has a strong interest in Paediatric Allergy.
Dr Bernstein offers consultations to children between 0-16 years of age, and is a believer in cultivating a child-centred, friendly and relaxed atmosphere. He has two daughters who keep him on his toes and in his spare time he enjoys swimming, motorbikes and cooking up a storm.
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The Milgram's had already been long-time supporters of the BCSPCA, but after her husband passed away Carol found even more depth of relationship and solace in her adopted dogs who had not only become members of her family, but also examples of unconditional love.
"My dogs have been with me every step of the way," says Carol. "They were there for me in my hardest time; I feel like they connected me back to life. At that time I was closing myself off, but they were always there. When I needed to cry, I could cry on them…and they were a great comfort."
Carol's passion for animals began as a little girl growing up on a farm where she learned how to care for animals and how they care for us, but her relationship with the BCSPCA began when she was living in the Lower Mainland. Joining their Centennial Committee was a great way for Carol to celebrate an organization that valued the lives of animals just like she did.
"Animals can be forgotten," notes Carol, "and there's so much more to animals than we give them credit for."
As is true for so many others, it was the culture of kindness, caring and the recognition that we are "better people when we care for animals" that initially drew Carol to financially support, adopt from and volunteer for the BCSPA; but she couldn't help noticing the tremendous need for an improvement in the Kamloops and District BCSPCA facilities, which is why she's so excited for their new building.
"The comfort of a new, clean building will be better for the staff, volunteers and animals," notes Carol. "It will benefit both the animals and the community!"
But in order for the new BCSPCA Community Animal Centre to begin serving the region, there needs to be one last push toward raising the funds required for such a major capital project before its grand opening in early 2019.
From kids who have asked for donations in lieu of birthday presents, to businesses and major private donors, people have already rallied together to raise the majority of the funds needed both through the BCSPCA's High Five campaign and additional agency support.
However, there is still $400,000 left to raise before the fundraising goal is achieved.
But why such a comprehensive building?
While the BCSPCA is known for animal recovery, welfare and adoption, the vision for the new Community Animal Centre is to provide state of the art animal welfare in an environment that helps the whole community to thrive for many years to come.
"We are going to increase our ability to provide the best care and animal welfare to our community and surrounding areas," says Lisa Fuller, Manager, Community Development, about the capabilities of the new facilities, "I really think it will be a community hub," says Fuller, "a place for people to gather and learn to care for animals and each other.
With a new multi-purpose room and upgraded teaching facilities, we can create a healthier community with our humane education services as well as care for animals. It's about giving back and teaching our children and youth the importance of compassion for all living things as well as the value of community."
For the Kamloops and District BCSPCA this new building isn't just about providing the much-needed love and care for abused and neglected animals and conducting cruelty investigations - it's also about providing spay and neutering for pets, partnerships with non-profit organizations, expanding teaching opportunities for youth and creating volunteer opportunities for all people - including those who need to gain skills that will support their future employment opportunities.
The BC SPCA Community Animal Centre will make vital contributions to the Kamloops region's overall community wellness while caring for vulnerable animals needing a second chance.
With your help, the new Kamloops and District BCSPCA Community Animal Centre will not only care for animals in critical need, but will also teach people about the importance of coming together for a greater purpose because, as Lisa Fuller says," When we learn to care for animals we learn to care for each other."
And maybe that's what life is actually all about.
Your help is needed now to help us cross the finish line.
To donate to the Kamloops and District BCSPCA and help them reach their goal, please go to spca.bc.ca/HIGHFIVE. Every dollar matters so please donate today!
- Written by CFJC Today staff with files and information supplied by Kamloops and District BCSPCA.
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Oil steadies but supply glut continues to overhang the market
Oil steady close to multi-month lows weekday as provide glut considerations continued to overhang the market.
U.S. crude was up thirteen cents, or 0.30%, at $43.64 at 08:00 ET. brant supplemental thirteen cents, or 0.28%, to $46.15.
Oil remained besieged despite compliance levels with united provide cuts remaining high.
OPEC and non-OPEC producers have united to curb output by one.8 million barrels every day.
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This painting features one of the most famous squares in the world, Trafalgar square, including the fountain, looking towards Whitehall. This is an original acrylic painting by Darren Andrews, painted on quality 300g primed paper, it is double mounted and framed. Actual artwork size is 40.5x30.5 cm and overall framed size is 58x48 cm.This artwork also comes with a signed certificate of authenticity.
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London and Trafalgar Square (2013)
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