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It may seem difficult to keep the kids entertained as the days start to get colder, but Autumn brings a host of outdoor activities that the whole family will love. From giving nature a helping hand to crafts the kids can get stuck into, here are five fun ways to make the most of the season.
Give nature a hand by making a hedgehog house. It's a known fact that these loveable creatures hibernate over winter, but did you know that they'll be searching for a safe place to stay during autumn? Kids will love decorating these mini houses with stickers, pompoms and non-toxic paint. You can easily build these from old potted plants and wood, but you can also make them kid-friendly by using polystyrene. Find out how your family can make one here.
Turn a boring windy day into one filled with fun by buying and flying a kite. Make sure the kids wrap up warm for this one – flying a kite can take some practise before being mastered, and autumn is unpredictable at the best of times. Muddy Puddles' range of waterproof jackets and coats will keep children cosy while they enjoy the great outdoors despite the wind. Just pick a mild but windy day to fly the kite and make sure the kids hold on tight, giving them guidance as needed.
Combine learning and playing by setting up a nature-themed scavenger hunt. Autumn is the ideal time to do this as it brings out new colours and plants. Instead of just asking the children to find leaves and pinecones, include their other senses to make it more interesting. From picking up something that crunches or snaps to finding different textures, this is a fun way to learn about seasonal changes. You can give out rewards for ticking off each object or sense, but make sure the kids work together rather than against each other to avoid squabbling. Again, remember to wrap up warm when exploring the outdoors!
All kids love to craft, and Autumn gives the opportunity to incorporate nature with art. Bring your kids to explore a local nature reserve or park to gather up leaves and conkers. They'll love gathering shiny conkers and colourful leaves once they know they'll be turned into works of art. Leaf rubbing is simple but makes colourful pictures that you'll want to stick on the fridge. Simply find leaves with different textures, place the leaf veins facing towards you on the notebook and put a white sheet of paper on top. Finally, rub coloured crayons or coloured pencils on the paper so the pattern shows through. Try different colours and textures to create a masterpiece. Why not help them make conker caterpillars too? Find out how to here.
You may think of bugs as pesky pests, but solitary bees, butterflies and ladybugs are far from harmful. In fact, they play an important role in having a beautiful garden. Autumn is the perfect time to gather materials to build a bug hotel and it's sure to bring the kids closer to nature. Not only are they fun to make, they'll help children understand the importance of these tiny creatures, promoting care rather than fear. Keep the crawlies in the garden by reading RSPB's guide on making a bug hotel.

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Head of School - Information SystemsArthur ter Hofstede is the head of school and a professor in the School of Information Systems.
Arthur was co-author on papers that won the "Ten-Year Most Influential Paper Award" at MODELS 2011 and the "BPM Test of Time Award 2015". His work is widely cited and he has a Google Scholar h-index of 70 and over 28,000 citations.
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Libya sees in its first LTE network
Libya's civil war has crippled the country's economy and disrupted its telecommunications sector. Considerable telecom infrastructure has been destroyed or stolen, including about a quarter of the country's mobile tower sites. Reconstruction efforts continue to be stymied by political and military disturbances which affect much of the country, while with two opposing administrations, in Tripoli and Tobruk, there is no consensus as to how to rebuild infrastructure on a national scale despite attempts to reach a political solution.
As a result of these difficulties, and of heightened national security issues, telecom services have been regularly disrupted, particularly in the eastern region of the country. In June 2017 In June 2017 mobile and landline services were restored in Sirte after these had been disconnected by Islamic State (a group ejected from the city after a two-year occupation). As a security measure, the main mobile network provider Libyana in July 2017 disconnected SIM cards owned by foreigners, on the basis that criminals and radical groups had been using the company's network for their activities. Reregistering a SIM card now requires proof of ID.
In early 2015 the state telco (along with many other businesses) decamped to Malta, and since then both rival administrations have fought in the Maltese courts in an attempt to assume control of the company. The collapsing economy, which has seen GDP fall dramatically in recent years and looks set to continue into 2018, has stymied the ability of telcos to invest in infrastructure.
Under the Gaddafi regime, virtually the entire telecom and internet sector was in government hands, with the unique situation wherein three government-owned mobile networks were expected to compete with each other. One of these networks, Libyana, was to have been privatised through an IPO in late 2014, though instead elements of the operator's mobile network were split off to create a separate operator serving the eastern part of the country.
A new Telecommunications Law has been drafted and the government is in the process of establishing an independent regulatory authority. Since the downfall of the old regime, 25 ISPs have already been licensed to compete with the government-owned former monopoly, as well as 23 VSAT operators.
Despite destruction to telecom infrastructure, it remains superior to those in most other African countries. Massive investments had been made by the former government into a next-generation national fibre optic backbone network. There was considerable expansion of DSL and WiMAX broadband services, and new international fibre connections and upgrades made to existing ones. Libya also had one of Africa's first Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP) deployments. The first terabit international fibre optic cable landed in the country in 2010, followed by a second in 2013. Investments into telecommunications infrastructure totalling S10 billion were earmarked for the 15 years to 2020, though given the civil strife in recent years it is difficult to say how much of this will be put into effect.
With one of the highest market penetration rates in Africa, the mobile voice market is approaching saturation, supported by some of the lowest tariffs on the continent and one of the highest per capita GDP levels. Opportunities remain in the broadband sector where market penetration is still relatively low. So far only one of the mobile networks has launched third-generation (3G) broadband services. Fixed-line penetration has fallen significantly as a result of the war but is also expected to see a renaissance, including fibre, as the demand for very high-speed broadband increases.
Key developments:
Table 1 – Market penetration rates in Libya's telecoms sector – 2016
Penetration of telecoms services: Penetration
Fixed-line telephony 21.5%
Fixed broadband 2.6%%
Mobile SIM (population) 119.7%
Companies mentioned in this report:
Al-Madar, Libyana, LibyaPhone, Libya Post and Telecommunication Information Technology (LPTIC), General Posts and Telecommunications Company (GPTC), Hatif Libya, Libya International Telecom Company (LITC), Libya Telecom & Technology (LTT), LAP Green Networks, Gateway, Thuraya, Phoenicia Group, Hermes Communications, Wiseband, Bentley Walker, Virtual Dimensions, Ericsson, Nokia, Alcatel-Lucent, Huawei Technologies, ZTE, Trans-Sahara.
Table of Contents
1. Executive summary
2. Key statistics
3. Country overview
4. Telecommunications market
4.1 Market analysis
5. Regulatory environment
5.1.1 General Authority for Information and Telecommunications (GAIT)
5.2 Market liberalisation
5.3 Second national operator (SNO) licence
5.4 Mobile licence - 2011
5.5 Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP)
6. Fixed network operators
6.1 LPTIC/GPTC/Hatif Libya
7. Telecommunications infrastructure
7.1 National fibre backbone
7.2 Next Generation Network (NGN)
7.3 International infrastructure
7.3.1 International submarine fibre
7.3.2 Satellite
7.3.3 LAP Green Networks
8. Fixed-line broadband market
8.1 Introduction and statistical overview
8.1.1 Market analysis
8.1.2 Broadband statistics
8.2 Fixed-line broadband technologies
8.2.1 Digital Subscriber Line (DSL) Networks
8.2.2 Fibre-to-the-Premises (FttP)
8.2.3 Other fixed broadband services
9. Mobile market
9.1 Market analysis
9.2 Mobile statisitcs
9.3 Mobile data
9.3.1 SMS and MMS
9.3.2 Mobile broadband
9.4 Mobile infrastructure
9.4.1 Digital networks
9.4.2 Other infrastructure developments
9.5 Major mobile operators
9.5.1 Al-Madar
9.5.2 Libyana
9.5.3 LibyaPhone
10. Mobile content and applications
10.1.1 Mobile TV
10.1.2 M-payment
11. Related reports
Table 1 – Market penetration rates in Libya's telecoms sector – 2016
Table 2 – Country statistics Libya – 2016
Table 3 – Fixed-line network statistics – 2016 (e)
Table 4 – Internet and social media user statistics – 2016 (e)
Table 5 – Internet provider statistics – 2017
Table 6 – Mobile statistics – 2016
Table 7 – National telecommunications authority
Table 8 – Historic - Fixed lines in service and teledensity – 1999 - 2009
Table 9 – Fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2010 - 2018
Table 10 – International bandwidth – 2001 - 2016
Table 11 – Historic - Internet users and penetration rate in Libya – 1999 - 2009
Table 12 – Internet users and penetration rate in Libya – 2010 - 2018
Table 13 – Fixed broadband subscribers – 2006 - 2018
Table 14 – Historic - Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Libya – 1999 - 2009
Table 15 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate in Libya – 2010 - 2018
Table 16 – Active mobile broadband subscribers – 2013 - 2016
Table 17 – Al-Madar mobile subscribers – 2013 - 2016
Table 18 – Libyana mobile subscribers – 2013 - 2016
Chart 1 - Fixed lines in service and teledensity – 2005 – 2018
Chart 2 – Internet users and penetration rate in Libya – 2005 – 2018
Chart 3 – Mobile subscribers and penetration rate – 2005 - 2018
Exhibit 1 – Map of Libya
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While answering to a question in Parliament, Minister of State for Labour and Employment Shri Kodikunnil Suresh said that A proposal for enhancing the wage ceiling from Rs. 6500/- to Rs. 15000/- and reducing the threshold limit from 20 to 10 under the Employees Provident Funds & Miscellaneous Provisions Act, 1952 are under consideration of the Government. A proposal for providing a minimum pension of Rs. 1000/- to member pensioners under Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995 is also under consideration of the Government.


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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Muhammad Nawaz Sharif on Sunday expressed his sadness over the gruesome act of terrorism in Orlando city of Florida State, USA.
"As head of government and representative of the people of Pakistan, I am deeply saddened by the gruesome act of terrorism in Orlando, Florida. No innocent man, woman or child should ever feel afraid of being shot or killed for being who they are in a progressive and democratic society," the Prime Minister said in a statement.
He said this was against every principle of pluralism, tolerance and humanity that we have been striving for. This does not represent the will of a vast majority of Muslims, he added.
"It is just another representation of a cancer of radicalization - one that we promise to fight every day of our lives," the prime minister remarked.
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Meet Kristina Hipolito, a senior at VCU who spent her summer working in New York City as a communications fellow. Learn more about her adjustment into living in New York, her experience of being in Times Square during New Year's Eve and more in this edition of "Where in the World was VCU?"
Can you start by telling me your name, year and major?
Kristina Hipolito, senior, majoring in public relations and minoring in business
Where in the world were you this summer?
This summer I was in New York City working at Times Square Alliance as their communications fellow.
What did your job entail?
As a communications fellow, I create digital content for all Times Square social media platforms, including Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. I also copy write and copy edit other promotional materials. In addition, I conduct research by monitoring social media analytics and assisting with event evaluations. Currently, I am working on a social media campaign strategy in partnership with The Strand bookstore.
Was this your first time in New York City? How hard was it to adjust?
My mom moved to New Jersey when I was 10 so I've visited New York every year since then! It's been my dream to come here since I was a little girl. I will admit it was hard at the beginning to adjust, mostly because this was my first time really on my own. It's definitely been a learning experience. I feel like I'm more independent now.
What was your favorite part about your job and being in New York City?
My favorite part about my job is that I'm heavily involved in all the work that Times Square Alliance does. Everything I do for the organization gets used. I really feel like I'm making an impact. Also, I really love being around all the tourists. If you ask any New Yorker, they'll say that hate being in Times Square because the tourists, but I genuinely enjoy seeing visitors' reactions to the area. They're excited and in awe and it's cool to think I'm somehow a part of it.
My favorite part of being in New York is that there's always something to do, especially in the summer! Also, I'm a huge foodie and the options here are endless.
What was your most memorable experience?
My most memorable experience so far has been seeing the NYE ball up close! The fellows were taken to the rooftop to see it in person and it was awesome! I've watched the ball drop every year for as long as I can remember and getting to be that close was amazing.
Was your job how you imagined it to be?
I was really nervous about working in an actual office environment and getting a taste of the real world, but I shouldn't have been because it's not that bad at all! My biggest worry was working full time (Monday through Friday from 9:30 a.m to 5:30 p.m.) because I had never done that before. Honestly, the day goes by pretty fast, especially when we have meetings. I've learned that work culture is very important and, luckily, the Alliance has a great work environment! Also, I always thought that going into a job you'd be expected to know everything and that's not the case at all. A lot of it has been learning on the job!
Were you excited to go home or do you wish you could stay longer?
I love New York and it will always have a place in my heart, but I do miss Richmond and I'm very excited to finish my last semester at VCU. Every year since I started at VCU, it was my goal to make it to New York before graduating. I worked multiple internships, work part-time and did everything I could for my resume. Now that I've done that, I've realized I need to relax and enjoy my collegiate experience because it'll be gone before I know it.


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for today's tip tuesday i thought i'd share some of the things that i think made my yard sale a big hit! i have collected WAY too much crap in the past few months and years of finding great deals and it was just time for a
littleLOT of spring cleaning. plus i've been itching to change up some of the furniture and decor in this house since EVERYTHING was a shade of tan or brown when i married and moved in with my husband.
first thing's first: make a list
organizing a yard sale, pricing things, and knowing if you have enough junk to draw a good crowd starts with knowing your inventory! make a list of everything you could potentially sell. i started with the top of my house and went through each room until i got to the bottom. i had quite the list of "treasures" when i was done, and i was pretty confident we'd have plenty of stuff for our shoppers. price it all out and sticker it the night before. a package of like 300 stickers will cost you $1 at walmart.
give it a name
so i have to give a HUGE thanks and shout out to mandi of vintagerevivals.com for her hoard sale tips! she suggested coming up with a catchy name that would stand out amongst all the other yard sales. it was sunny, beautiful, perfect weather for a yard sale last weekend which is good AND bad: good because it's perfect for a yard sale, bad because you have tons of competition! so i wanted to stand out and not just be another "yard sale" so i called mine the "cutest yard sale EVER." people seemed to like it, or think it was dumb, but either way they made comments and definitely noticed that ours was a little different! there's no such thing as bad publicity, right? ha.
spread the word
get on your local ad site (craigslist or one like it) and place an ad at the beginning of the week before you host your sale. there are also local garage sale groups on facebook where you can post your sale info. people who are serious about hitting up garage sales map out their routes way in advance. they do, trust me. tell your friends too! post it on social media sites, text your friends, send out an email, talk to your co-workers, whatever you normally do to interact with people. and then, the day of your sale, get up EARLY and get your signs out! i hit the streets at 6 a.m. to get our signs up and by 7, people were already trying to find spots underneath and around the ones that i put up because there's only so much room on each lamp post! so if you want a spot … the early bird gets the worm.
also notice that the sign below mine was super hard to read if you're driving by? make your words BIG and CLEAR.
big stuff sells okay, and small stuff sells even better
"one man's trash is another man's treasure" is the golden rule when it comes to a yard sale. we made a few hundred dollars on a really nice sofa set, a couple of dining tables, a coffee table, etc. but you know what we made the most off of? my CLOTHES. and not my nicest clothes. i went through and pulled a ton of forever 21, h&m and target stuff that was a few years old that i felt like i'd gotten enough wear out of and was okay to sell. don't get me wrong, there's absolutely nothing wrong with these stores and in fact i still shop at all of them! i just figured maybe a few items would sell. no. almost ALL of them sold. i did a 2 for $5 rack, a 2 for $15 rack, and a 2 for $25 rack. those were my hottest items by FAR. well, other than the lululemon. but you already know about that (crazy girls giving up family vacations and driving an hour to see my lululemon! crazies!!!)
you know what else? people were asking for small items like jewelry, books, and inexpensive items that we didn't have a lot of. if you have this stuff in your home and you haven't touched or used it in 6+ months and it's not sentimental or special to you, see if you can sell it! we were literally shocked that so much of our profit came from the smallest and least valuable items we put out for sale.
hire a sitter
my mom called the day before our "cutest yard sale ever" and asked what we were doing with our baby girl. i hadn't even considered what we'd do! i just figured we'd tote her around while people came to buy our stuff. well i gave it some more thought and finally hired one of our favorite neighbor girls to come over and play with our little one while we focused on the yard sale. best idea EVER. i was able to focus on helping people who had questions, we weren't distracted, and our kid wasn't neglected. win-win.
bargain with people, but don't sell out
we sold this sofa/loveseat/chair/ottoman set that was in nearly brand new condition for $450. originally i wanted $930 for it. i posted it online and it sat for $930 without a bite for a week. then i lowered it to $799. sat for 3 more days. lowered it again to $699. still no bites. the "magic number" is so hard to figure out sometimes. so we put it outside for our garage sale and i priced it $588 for the set. still NO BITES almost all morning. finally i dropped it to $498 and said this is the LOWEST i'll go. well, someone came by at the very end and offered us $450 and you know what? we took it. because i wanted it gone. and i didn't want to haul it all back inside our house. but there were other items like a cute anthro-style rug and one of the two dining tables that i wasn't willing to come down much on price. because i didn't mind sticking that stuff right back inside my house if it didn't sell at the price i was willing to sell it for.
remember this: people who are serious about buying from yard sales are often aggressive, and might pressure you into selling your stuff for way less than you're okay with. and i mean WAY less. don't do it if you don't feel right about it! except for that sofa set, i was able to sell most of what i listed for the prices i thought were fair. meaning, it was still a GREAT deal to those buying (usually half or less of what i paid) and i got some value out of it. don't feel like you have to give away your stuff for free, especially if it's nice stuff.
our yard sale, overall, was a major success. we made about $1,300 – enough to buy some new furniture that's NOT tan or brown (yippee!) like this lovely little white sofa:
let me know if you have any other tips that you've found helpful in pulling off a great yard sale!


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At a grand state reception given to the worthy ambassadors of the State of Osun University students, 'UNIOSUN' who were sponsored to Ukraine to complete their medical course,Gov Ogbeni Rauf Aregbesola on Sunday August 13th, 2017 at the Government House Oke fia, Osogbo gave the Medical graduates a befitting gala night celebrations.
The Uniosun Medical Students are not all from Osun, some are from other states while some are non-Nigeria, yet State Government of Osun sponsored them all. It is all in the spirit of Ogbeni's altruistic disposition towards the youth generally in the States blue print programme for the youth, first from 'Oyes' to 'O meal' to Opon-Imo and some other agenda which underscores the sound bite that "without the empowerment of the youth there is no future for the nation"
The most spectacular situation is that the students gave a good account of themselves as one of them was the best medical graduate when they were sponsored by the State of Osun Government to complete their medical course in Ukraine
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The Friends of Harbors, Beaches and Parks (based in Orange County) and its supporters have worked to create a Resource Guide to help cities create more sustainable communities. The Resource Guide is intended to provide standardized policies for inclusion in General Plans and other land use measures to assist in meeting AB 32 and SB 375 regulatory compliance requirements. For more information, visit the FHBP news site at http://www.fhbp.org/news/PDFs/GPRD-Press-Release-FINAL.pdf.
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The monetary value of natural riparian environments that provide water quality treatment functions by processing nutrients, storing sediment, moderating temperatures, and other services can be estimated by calculating the costs associated with the construction of "brick and mortar" water treatment plants built to achieve similar functions. A demonstration urban runoff treatment plant built by the City of Santa Monica provides similar water quality services as a 4,000-5,000 lineal foot riparian corridor does, and has annualized costs of approximately $1.3 million per year ($2008) over a 50-year period. [Read more]
The California Watershed Assessment Manual (CWAM) Team is pleased to make available hard-copies of the final manual. Volume I of the Manual was finalized in 2005 and is available online, on CD, and now in hard-copy.
The Natural Resource Project Inventory (NRPI) is a comprehensive electronic database. Visit the NRPI website to search and view information regarding California watershed projects. Contact Ms. Kevin Ward with questions regarding NRPI at email@example.com
The U.S. EPA Nonpoint Source Control Program has published the Handbook for Developing Watershed Plans to Restore and Protect our Waters. The Handbook (400-plus pages) provides detailed information that is intended to assist all manner of watershed planners, and others whose work intersects with watershed planning issues, on virtually all aspects of the watershed planning process. The emphasis is on the nonpoint source water quality aspects of watersheds, but much of the information is more broadly applicable. The focus is on technical issues, but there is also a generously sized chapter on how to "Build Partnerships." Overall, it is designed to take the user through each step of the watershed planning process, including watershed monitoring and assessment, community outreach, selection and application of available models, BMP effectiveness data bases, implementation, feedback and plan adjustment, and more.
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The most wonderful time of the year? We get it. The holidays are stressful. The bickering relatives, endless to-do lists and lineups galore. Not to mention toys that are sold out, tape that has run out and nowhere to hide (the presents). We're here to help with solutions to common holiday problems, so as the too-short days of December fly by, you can keep your sanity – and sense of humour – intact.
Table of Contents
Read more of The Globe's guides to living well, from how to shop for wine to how to sleep better
The food
Bye-bye dry turkey, hello dry brining
A lot of people are scared to cook turkey – or resigned to eating overcooked, dry meat. Lucy Waverman's solution? Dry brining, which results in juicy, tender and flavourful meat, followed by high-heat roasting.
The no-work solution to hosting holiday dinners
The season for socializing is upon us, but feeding a houseful of guests can be stressful. Enter bar snacks and party platters that look as good as they taste and take no time to throw together for any meal, even dessert.
Haven't had time to bake? Gather five ingredients to make perfect shortbread
Ingredients are key to making the best shortbread, along with mixing by hand so it's easier to judge the dough's texture.
Now what to do with all the leftovers?
Lots of people throw them out, but all it takes is a bit of creativity to turn leftovers into an easy meal. Or upcycle them into something new for brunch on Dec. 26, a great way to play with flavour pairings.
12 strategies for a healthier holiday eating season
December is a calorie minefield, but there are ways to enjoy the season without worrying about weight gain come January. Dietitian Leslie Beck has a plan for healthy habits through the holiday season, and a quiz to test your nutrition knowledge.
How to avoid binging on holiday treats
What can you do to resist eating the entire cookie platter, or reaching for that third helping of stuffing? First of all, forget any techniques for strengthening your willpower.
The drinks
Seven ways to minimize a hangover
There's no magic bullet to ward off a hangover (except time, of course). But dietitian Leslie Beck offers seven strategies that might offer some relief – and still let you enjoy yourself.
Strategies for a no-booze holiday season
What if you're avoiding alcohol and the dangers of problem drinking? Tips for getting through party season, and how to accommodate non-drinkers as a holiday host.
The guests
The five types of problem people you meet at holiday parties – and how to deal with them
Holiday soirées can be fun, but they can also be full of socially awkward conversationalists. David Eddie offers a guide to the personalities you're likely to meet at the punch bowl – and how to gracefully move on from them.
How to survive dinner party guests from hell
From people who show up early to friends who never return the invite, David Eddie's guide to handling some of the more common scenarios of hosting (sometimes uncivilized) people for dinner.
How to argue with people and not ruin everything for everyone
In an age of hyperpartisanship and bewildering bombast, family dinners are a minefield. How can you make sure reason prevails? Here's what the experts say.
An introvert's guide to getting through the holidays
Hate small talk? Anyone can learn to schmooze successfully, so break out of your shell with these tips for surviving a party from start to finish.
Is it time to stop inviting ungrateful relatives over for Christmas?
Are you dreaming of a quiet and stress-free Christmas? David Eddie weighs in on one family's problems with rude relatives.
How do you handle not being invited to a friend's holiday party?
We're social creatures, so naturally we feel it keenly when we're not included in people's events. But here's something to make peace with: You can't be invited to everything.
The gift-giving
For food and wine lovers
12 splurge-worthy bottles that will make spirits merry and bright, and five cookbooks that would make great last-minute Christmas presents.
For bookworms
We've scanned the shelves to offer 66 picks for every type of reader on your list.
For fitness fanatics
From minimalist shoes to high-style gym clothes to great fitness reads, fitness gifts for those who love their workouts.
For travellers
Any traveller would welcome these ideas, big and small and some mere wishes, to make their journeys more pleasant.
For beauty buffs
How to choose the right fragrance, skin care and custom cosmetics for those who love the beauty aisle.
For pets
Come for the ideas in our seventh annual pet gift guide, stay for our perfect – and adoptable – models
The best online gifts for every personality on your list
Shop from the comfort of your couch with our roundup of presents for everyone from the hypebeast to the altruist.
Tips to navigate holiday obligations when you're on a tight budget
Around this time of year, we're bombarded with exhortations to spend, spend, spend – and give to charity – and if you're not feeling flush it can be tough to know how to handle it all.
What do you do when a family member never says thank you for gifts?
There are those who go to the effort of sending a thank-you note in the mail. And then there are those who don't even acknowledge a gift you've just handed them.
How do you write a Christmas letter for 2018, a year of hell?
Holiday missives may be an old-fashioned custom, but the ritual gives us something we can count on in an unreliable, dangerous world. Ian Brown gives it a try
The travelling
How to avoid the pitfalls of a family getaway at the holidays
For most families, it's only a matter of time before Hallmark intentions meet Griswold ending. But before you start planning an escape to Hawaii, consider this: You might make things worse.
How to make room in your suitcase for presents
If you're travelling over the holidays, chances are you're coming home with gifts. So plan ahead and be ruthless about what you pack.
Tips to breeze through airport security over the holidays
Don't be that person holding up the security lineup. Know the rules and be prepared.
From flight delays to toddler meltdowns, the ultimate holiday travel survival guide
Travel-industry insiders offer their expertise to help you deal with the most common pitfalls of the season with as little stress as possible.
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Most Dominant Year: 2005
In 2005, the series introduced the Hit Stick, a right stick flick that was meant to jar opposing ballcarriers so hard that they fumbled the ball. You know who was the most dangerous Hit Stick tackler? Yup, Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis. Lewis had already established himself as a fearsome force in the league, and he landed on the game's cover. He was just fast enough to make an impact if you played with him, too, and his Hit Stick antics caused many a ballcarrier to helplessly lose the ball.
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Name:-Lokesh Verma
Since :-15 Years
Favorite Tattoo Artist :-Bob Tyrrell, and Dmitriy Samohin.
Location:-New Delhi and Gurgaon
What inspired you to become a tattoo artist?
I wanted to do something different and I found tattooing quite different from all other professions. I first saw tattoos in a magazine, and was fascinated to say the least. The fascination turned into an obsession after I got my first tattoo and then I wanted to do it and not just get it.
Have you ever taken formal art training from a younger age or are you self-taught?
I'm a self-trained artist and travelled all across the world to work at different shops and to attend tattoo conventions. My limbs bear the signs of my trials, beginning with the ambigram on my left hand which read both Devil and Angel. There was no looking back. My trials soon extended to my father, friends, their friends, and beyond..
From where are your personal art and designs inspired?
My early inspiration was Bob Tyrrell, when I started tattooing his work struck me the most because of his flawless realism and that is why my work has taken the direction towards realism and portraits.
Which body parts are you most comfortable making a tattoo on?
As an artist, there couldn't be a better canvas than the human body and I'm comfortable tattooing almost all body parts.
What are your biggest challenges as a tattoo artist?
After doing portraits and realism for more than a decade and not drawing so much I think I still have the scope to do better in illustrative and custom tattoo but finding time to draw is a challenge especially when I have a 2.5 years old son.
ABOUT Devil'z Tattooz by Lokesh Verma
Devil'z tattooz is India's premier tattoo studio founded by India's first Internationally experienced/ award winning tattoo artist Lokesh verma, who has worked in some of the best studios in the world like Paul booth's Last Rites, NYC, Off the Map, MA, The Grand tattoo lodge, CA, Monsters under your bed and Andy Engel tattoo, Germany and many more studios in Italy, Amsterdam, Sweden, Denmark, Australia etc. Lokesh holds the Guinness World Record for tattooing the maximum number of Flags on a persons body and hosts celebrity clientele from all over India who flock to New delhi to get a piece of his artwork. Lokesh is also the founder of the biggest tattoo festival of India, The Heartwork tattoo festival which takes place every first weekend of December at IG stadium in New delhi which hosts over 200 of the best International and Indian tattoo artists. He is one of India's finest Tattoo Artist. Devil'z Tattooz is the biggest chain of tattoo studios in Delhi/Gurgaon/Noida NCR with 12 resident artists. It was started by Lokesh Verma in 2003 after observing a lack of professional tattoo shops in Delhi/India. It has been rated one of the best tattoo parlours in India by GQ magazine online. They are a bunch of internationally experienced and creative artists who have worked at places like USA, Germany, Paris, Amsterdam, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland and they are working towards exceeding international standards of tattooing in term of work and hygiene in India. They provide Tattoo training also and a lot of established artists have interned at Devil'z tattooz.


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French Cleats are a great idea, but there are a couple considerations here. First is that the screen was designed to use only the proper hanger- anything else not only voids any warranties. Second is that it may also damage the unit by stressing the case improperly. Something else to watch for is the length of any hardware meant to go into the screen- too long and you can short something, damage a component, or crack a circuit board.
Yes, these 'accessories' are a rip-off but you can go it on your own without much risk. First thing to do is if at all possible study the factory brackets. See how they are mounted and think about how weight stresses are transferred between the hanger and the screen. Next is to determine how deep the screws/bolts enter the screen and not exceed that.
Perhaps this is not practical so now what do you do? First is to look closely at the mounting screw holes. Anything that extends past the threaded section does nothing and can be a problem, so consider that when selecting the proper screws/bolts to use. You may have to cut them to length. And yes, they're going to be metric threads. Any nut and bolt house will have these and some sizes can be found in the 'special hardware' drawers of the big-box stores. (If you don't have a source for metric hardware by now you need to do that since almost everything is going metric outside the US construction industry). Next is to think of mounting stresses. Can you see strips of solid material at the mounting holes where adjacent areas are ventilated? Those are the reinforcements that will carry the stress so your cleat needs to cover them. But you don't want to cover much ventilation so you may have to add spacers between the cleat and the screen or remove some wood there. With these things in mind you should be OK with a home-made French cleat mounting.
The trend in marketing is to sell the main product as cheaply as possible, making up the lost profit on 'accessories' some of which are more like necessities. On one of my Ham radios there is a simple cable that could not have cost the manufacturer more than a couple dollars to design and build. It allows the faceplate (control head) to be mounted remotely which is a major feature of this rig. It uses a standard flat cable but has a special connector on one end they designed which you cannot get anywhere else or easily make on your own. This cable sells for $90 and if you want it, you pay for it or you don't remotely mount the control head. Had this rig not have had the cable with it when it came to me I would do without it, just as I'd build a French cleat if I were to acquire a flat screen TV.
Caveat Emptor means more now than ever before due to these 'hidden' costs so do your research well before you plunk your money down. You may find 'work-arounds' like the French cleat or you may find yourself stuck with an oddball connector you can't replicate. Better to know these things ahead of time!


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From France with Love: The 15th French Film Festival in Manila
Immerse yourself in French culture with this year's selection of films.
The 15th French Film Festival to be held from June 3 to 13 at the Shangri-la Cineplex 4 features films that allow local viewers to experience French culture through a panorama of various genres of film, from comedy to drama, to love stories, and adventures, set in different situations.
On June 12, the French Film Festival plays tribute to Philippine cinema with a screening of Lola by Brillante Mendoza.
The films are open to the public with free admission on a first come-first served basis at the Shang Cineplex Cinema 4. The festival will also run in Cebu from June 18 to 20 at the Ayala Center and a retrospective of classic films of Eric Rohmer will run at the Cultural Center of the Philippines from June 15 to 19.
L'Amour c'est mieux a deux (The Perfect Date)
Michel dreams of the perfect encounter, one that happens completely by accident like the way that his parents and his grandparents met. Meanwhile, Vincent has only one thing on his mind: sex. Friends from childhood with diametrically opposed views about women, they discover the limits of their respective reasoning when they meet Angèle and Nathalie.
Director: Dominique Farrugia, Arnaud Lemort
Cast: Clovis Cornillac, Virginie Efira, Manu Payet, Annelise Hesme, Laurence Arne, Shirley Bousquet, Jonathan Lambert, Laurent Lafitte, Sophie Vouzelaud, Emmanuel Suarez , Lancelot Roch, Marie Vincent, Diane Dassigny, Clémence Aubry, Étienne Drabert, Monique Martial
Screening schedule:
June 3, 7:30 p.m.
June 7, 6 p.m.
June 10, 9 p.m.
Les Bureaux de Dieu (God's Offices)
In this choral film, we get a glimpse of the lives of five family planning counselors who advise the adolescent girls and women who come to speak with them. They want to learn about the conditions of a choice that they must or wish to take, rather than to be subjected to it.
Director: Claire Simon
Cast: Nathalie Baye, Nicole Garcia, Isabelle Carré, Michel Boujenah, Béatrice Dalle, Rachida Brakni, Anne Alvaro, Lolita Chammah, Emmanuel Mouret, Marie Laforet, Marceline Loridan-Ivens, Manon Garcia
Screening schedule:
June 4, 9 p.m.
June 7, 3 p.m.
June 9, 12 noon
June 13, 6 p.m.
La Graine et le Mulet (The Secret of the Grain)
The film tackles life at the port via main character Monsieur Beiji, a 60-year-old divorcee with a complicated family. Despite his problems, he dreams of building his own restaurant, which surprisingly becomes the one thing that will bind his family together.
Director: Abdellatif Kechiche
Cast: Habib Boufares, Hafsia Herzi, Faridah Benkhetache, Abdelhamid Aktouche, Bouraouïa Marzouk, Cyril Favre, Alice Houri, Leïla D'Issernio, Abdelkader Djeloulli, Bruno Lochet, Olivier Loustau, Sami Zitouni, Sabrina Ouazani, Mohamed Benabdeslem, Hatika Karaoui, Henri Rodriguez, Nadia Taouil , Jeanne Corporon, Henri Cohen, Violaine Carné (de)
Screening Schedule:
June 4, 6 p.m.
June 6, 3 p.m.
June 9, 3 p.m.
June 11, 9 p.m.
June 13, 9 p.m.
La Fille Du Rer (The Girl on the Train)
The film tells the tale of jobseeker Jeanne and her mother Louise. Louise tries to get Jeanne a job with former acquaintance-turned-famous-lawyer Samuel Bleistein, which sets them on a dramatic collision course.
Director: André Téchiné
Cast: Emilie Dequenne, Catherine Deneuve, Michel Blanc, Ronit Elkabetz, Mathieu Demy, Nicolas Duvauchelle
Screening Schedule:
June 4, 3 p.m.
June 6, 9 p.m.
June 9, 6 p.m.
June 11, 12 noon
Le Premier Venu (Just Anybody)
A twenty-something girl from a wealthy family is looking for some light in her life. She decides to give love not to the most attractive, most worthy, or admirable, but rather to the first one who comes into her life.
Director: Jacques Doillon
Cast: Clémentine Beaugrand, Gérald Thomassin, Guillaume Saurrel
Screening Schedule:
June 5, 3 p.m.
June 7, 9 p.m.
June 10, 6 p.m.
June 12, 12 noon
Bilal, a 17-year-old Kurdish youth, has traveled through the Middle East and Europe to join his girlfriend, who has recently emigrated to England with her family. But his journey comes to an abrupt end when he is stopped on the French side of the Channel.
Having decided to swim across, Bilal goes to the local swimming pool to train. There he meets Simon, a swimming instructor in the midst of a divorce. To impress his wife and win back her heart, Simon decides to risk everything by taking Bilal under his wing.
Director: Philippe Lioret
Cast: Vincent Lindon, Firat Ayverdi, Audrey Dana, Thierry Godard, Selim Akgül, Firat Celik, Murat Subasi, Olivier Rabourdin, Yannick Renier, Patrick Ligardes, Behi Djanati AtaÃÂÂ, Jean-Pol Brissart, Blandine Pélissier, Éric Herson-Macarel, Gilles Masson, Emmanuel Courcol, Jean-François Fagour, Jean-Paul Comart, Lazare Herson-Macarelle, Stéphane Butet, Carine Bouquillon, Philippe Gaulé, Fanny Drouin, Emmanuelle Dupuy, Derya Ayverdi
Screening Schedule:
June 5, 6 p.m.
June 8, 12 noon
June 10, 3 p.m.
Esther, an elderly Jewish lady, is in need of regular home care. Just when her son Elie was about to reach the end of his rope, Muslim day nurse Selima offers to help out. Soon, a new relationship blossoms, and the women's lives are changed for the better.
Director: Philippe Faucon
Cast: Sabrina Ben Abdallah, Ariane Jacquot, Zohra Mouffok
Screening Schedule:
June 5, 9 p.m.
June 8, 3 p.m.
Le Genou De Claire (Claire's Knee)
A few weeks before his wedding, Jérôme spends his vacation beside Annecy Lake where he must organise the sale of a family villa. By chance, he runs into Aurora, an old friend from Romania, who is staying at the house of a mutual acquaintance. Jérôme pays her a visit. Laura, the acquaintance's strong-minded daughter, is rather attracted to the newcomer. This budding romance provides Aurora, who is a writer, with the subject of her next novel. Jérôme gets caught up in the game and starts seeing Laura regularly. Then Claire, Laura's elder half sister, arrives on the scene and shakes him up in yet another way. Laura subsequently abandons him for a younger man, and Jérôme's attraction to Claire becomes an obsession.
Director: Eric Rohmer
Cast: Jean-Claude Brialy, Aurora Cornu, Béatrice Romand, Laurence de Monaghan, Michèle Montel, Gérard Falconetti
Screening Schedule:
June 6, Sunday, 12 noon
June 8, Tuesday, 6 p.m.
June 11, Friday, 9 p.m.
Two brothers and a sister witness the disappearance of their childhood memories when they must relinquish their family belongings to ensure their deceased mother's succession.
Director: Olivier Assayas
Cast: Juliette Binoche, Charles Berling, Jérémie Rénier, Édith Scob, Dominique Reymond, Valérie Bonneton, Isabelle Sadoyan, Kyle eastwood, Alice de Lencquesaing, Emile Berling, Jean-Baptiste Malartre, Gilles Arbona, Éric Elmosnino, Marc Voinchet, Sara Martins, Christian Lucas, Philippe Paimblanc, Luc Bricault, Arnaud Azoulay
Screening schedule:
June 4, 12 noon
June 6, 6 p.m.
June 9, 9 p.m.
June 11, 3 p.m.
June 13, 12 noon
Charly Mattei has turned over a new leaf and left his criminal past behind. For three years now he has been leading a peaceful existence dedicated to his wife and their two children. However, one winter morning, he is left for dead in a parking lot in the old port of Marseille, his body riddled with 22 bullets. To everyone's general astonishment, he doesn't die. Based on real facts, the story has been reinvented within the Marseille gangster underworld.
Director: Richard Berry
Cast: Jean Reno, Kad Merad, Jean-Pierre Darroussin, Marina Foïs, Luc Palun, Richard Berry, Joey Starr, Dominique Thomas, Martial Bezot, Daniel Lundh, Boris Baum
Screening Schedule:
June 10, 12 noon
June 12, 6 p.m.
June 13, 3 p.m.
Le Beau Marriage (The Good Marriage)
Sabine, an Art History student, no longer wants to be Simon's mistress. Simon is an artist and a good family man, but Sabine is altogether fed up with being a mere mistress and decides to get married. With who is another matter: her priority is to "marry well". In this frame of mind, she meets Edmond, who just happens to be "handsome, young and available". Sabine declares, all too quickly, that she will make him marry her.
Director: Eric Rohmer
Cast: Béatrice Romand, André Dussollier, Féodor Atkine, Arielle Dombasle, Huguette Faget
Screening Schedule:
June 7, 12 noon
June 8, 9 p.m.
June 11, 6 p.m.
Brillante Mendoza's Lola features two grandmothers who are linked together by a homicide-robbery case. Lola Josefa "Sepa" Quimpo (Anita Linda) lost her grandson, while Lola Purificacion Burgos' grandson Mateo is the suspected killer. Both elderly women set about raising money from their meager possessions for their beloved grandsons.
Director: Brillante Mendoza
Cast: Anita Linda, Rustica Carpio, Tanya Gomez, Jhong Hilario, Ketchup Eusebio, Camille Solari
Screening Schedule:
June 12, 9 p.m.


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The sharp blade slices through the skin, flesh and vascular tissues with ease. Pressure in the vascular system collapses. Almost immediately senescence – a genetically regulated process which leads to the death of cells and organs – begins. Individual cells … Continue reading
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Finally, a professional
BRTG hosted an event recently where the sponsor engaged Peter Doyle of Peter Doyle Photography to take photographs. With Peter's permission I thought I would share some of his work with readers of this blog who, for two years, have patiently … Continue reading
In the world of ornamental horticulture, perhaps because of the pervasive influence of our British cousins, etiquette demands a certain reticence when discussing one's own garden. Pausing with guests before a spectacularly rare and difficult Tricyrtis, one might be allowed … Continue reading
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Rats on the roof!
No, not the dreaded Rattus rattus or any of its vile kin, but the wonderful Rat's Tail Radish, or Raphanus caudatus: I have fed the seed pods of this plant, which looks like a cross between a green bean and a snap … Continue reading
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We all know what a powerful thing it is to take man out of the city and into nature. When an urban hipster – adapted to the ecological and cultural niche of Chelsea or Greenpoint – spends a week in … Continue reading
This morning I picked some baby kale leaves from the enormous over-wintered kale shrub and some older leaves from the over-wintered sorrel, gave them two stirs in hot oil, and added two fresh eggs. The result was so outstanding that your … Continue reading
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What zone is this?
One of the first things that gardeners learn is their plant hardiness zone, a helpful construct of the USDA based on the expected low winter temperature. Plant and seed catalogs helpfully tell us the coldest zone in which a plant will … Continue reading
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Every single product is lovingly handmade in Slovenia using beautiful local ingredients. We can deliver internationally or as a proud Australian business locally however subject to availability.
- Australia: based on Australia Post regular postage timeframes (on some occasions based on stock availability we may need to send from Slovenia to you however if required you would be informed of this).
- International: sent via Deutsche Post and can take 2-3 weeks (note, normally this can be shorter or at the lower end of the range given however we do produce a handcrafted, beautiful end product). So please treat yourself, if you love it buy it!
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Image credit: Gerd Altmann at Pixabay The first thing I thought when I saw the photo was how beautiful it was, the magnificence of the sunrise up against the silhouettes of a human kneeling at the foot of a cross. Humans connect with each other through symbols and archetypes, and most people would recognize these… Continue reading Reena's Exploration Challenge #116 — Do No Harm
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Santa Agua
Image by enriquelopezgarre from Pixabay When I attended college in Spain, I was blessed enough to stay in a "dorm" room at the Palacio del Santa Agua. The palace was built as a public monument to life-giving water when an 80-year drought had afflicted the area. During the drought, the mango fields withered and even… Continue reading Santa Agua
Reena's Exploration Challenge #74 — Prayer to Maa Durga
Reena is the host of this Exploration Challenge. Reena says: The prompt this week is a collage. Pick any one element of it (a picture or quote), or more and let the thoughts flow. The choice is yours. I choose to write about statue in the collage, who I thought was Maa Durga but found… Continue reading Reena's Exploration Challenge #74 — Prayer to Maa Durga
#FFFC Gaia's Song
Gaia allowed her lovely creatures to have one last spring frolicking before it was time to go. The space ship was waiting, hovering just above the turf in the U of MI stadium for now. After each area was emptied and loaded the ship would move to the next stadium. Gaia called her creatures to… Continue reading #FFFC Gaia's Song
d'Verse — Invisible — Walking the Labyrinth
image link Merril is the host for dVerse poet's pub today. Merril says: Write a poem in any form that references invisible or invisibility. There are lots of ways to go with this, and I'm eager to see what the dVerse community comes up with. I've also just thought that an erasure poem might fit… Continue reading d'Verse — Invisible — Walking the Labyrinth
The Dark Crystals of the Blood Wolf Moon
image link Fandango's FOWC is heretic, and the Word of the Day Challenge is zenith. The Global Resistance Interdimensional Movement (GRIM) had a plan. After years of meeting in chapters across the planet and communicating with other chapters on satellite-linked videochats, they finally had the grand plan in place. King Joffery and his Evil Cohort… Continue reading The Dark Crystals of the Blood Wolf Moon
Lady Luna and The Red Screen
image link Fandango's FOWC is plaster and the Word Challenge of the Day is dream. Today's offering is for the wondrous performance last night. * Was I asleep in last night's dream, when I saw Lady Luna plastering Heaven in a creamy bright sheen? * With an aura of crystalline diamond white, her fans… Continue reading Lady Luna and The Red Screen
Wolf Blood Moon Eclipse Plus…
I started taking these at 11pm and about every 15 minutes. The last one was at 11:40. It's 11:52 right now and it is a dark red/rust color not showing up on the camera. The creamy goddess slowly pulls up her red shroud while we watch in awe. * The following offering was done using… Continue reading Wolf Blood Moon Eclipse Plus…
Not that God
image link The Word of the Day Challenge is hymn. Fandango's One Word Challenge is contrast. Every Sunday, it was the same routine. Same old sermons, same old songs. Until that one Sunday, when our pastor was gone and we had a substitute. The substitute was a young woman who had spiked blue hair, a… Continue reading Not that God


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The Wilson house is no more. The antebellum structure that withstood war, storms and the passage of decades has succumbed to an implacable foe: neglect.
The mansion on Fairburn road was flattened earlier this month. The city of Atlanta issued a permit for its demolition. The house, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is now a pile of broken stone, dried timbers and nails forged before the Civil War.
The demolition, say preservationists, came as a surprise. They thought the mansion's remains would be stabilized and left standing as a reminder of Atlanta's past.
Now, a neighborhood planning group proposes turning the spot into a garden. It would feature reminders of a fine old home where soldiers in blue once bivouacked before pushing toward the sea.
The demolition capped a process that began in April, when a city inspector visited the empty house. The structure, he noted, was little more than a ruin, overrun with weeds and missing stones. The sun shone through its partially collapsed roof.
City records compiled since that visit show the house consistently failed to comply with minimum safety codes. In August, Atlanta's Office of Planning issued an order that the mansion be demolished.
"We did find it to be unsafe and structurally unsound," said Jewanna Gaither, a city public information officer.
Eric Riesenberg complied with the demolition order — reluctantly. He's a managing member of Arberg Properties LLC, an Atlanta property-management firm that owns the house. The structure is part of a 75-acre tract that includes the Atlanta Center for Medical Research, formerly a hospital. Arberg Properties bought the land in 2013.
"Nobody was taking care of it, and there was no option to save it even after we purchased it," Riesenberg, who's also CEO of the research center, said in an interview earlier this month. "We tried."
He talked to engineers, who said the building was on the verge of collapse. Riesenberg said he also talked with preservationists about saving the structure. "They all said, 'We don't have the funds,'" Reisenberg said.
The Atlanta Preservation Center promised $1,500 to help raise money to stabilize the walls, said Boyd Coons, the organization's executive director. But that was nowhere near enough to do the job.
The Wilson house, Coons said, was but one of three Atlanta antebellum homes still remaining on the sites where they had been built. The others are the L.P. Grant mansion in Grant Park and Meadow Nook in East Lake.
"This is quite an enormous loss," he said.
The ruins, on the 500 block of Fairburn Road in southwest Atlanta, are now are ringed with silt fences. They encircle mounds of rubble. Two massive trash containers await the arrival of heavy equipment to begin removing the remains of a house that still looms large in Dr. Thomas Guffin's memory. His great-great-grandfather, William Asbury Wilson, built it.
When he was a boy, said Guffin, he regularly visited his grandparents in the white-column house southwest of downtown.The home, built between 1856-59, was steeped in family lore.
Now 60, Guffin recalls the imprint of horses' hooves hidden under carpet on the living room floor; during the Civil War Battle of Utoy Creek, Yankee officers kept mounts there. The front door featured a patched hole, a long-ago reminder that a soldier — Yankee or Confederate, no one knew — fired at the house. A column bore the carved declaration, "Death to all traitors" — a statement, perhaps, left by a northern partisan.
And this: "It had a wonderful banister," Guffin said. "You could slide down it. That was really cool."
But banisters and historic floorboards need upkeep; when the family sold the house to nearby Holy Family Hospital in the 1960s, it was with the understanding that the hospital would look after the structure, Guffin said. Hospital administrators ordered the columns' removal and renovated the building to house nuns. That altered the home's graceful symmetry.
When Southwest Community Hospital over from Holy Family, the building fell into neglect. As one year followed the next, the house looked ever more dilapidated. When the hospital closed, that left no one to tend to the old mansion.
"They had a house they didn't want," Guffiin said. "It was kind of a white elephant for them."
It was an eyesore to passersby, said Kathy Crawford, who chairs the executive board of Neighborhood Planning Unit H. The organization, or NPU, advises the mayor's office and the City Council on zoning and other local issues in the Fairburn Road area. Twenty-five NPUs operate across the city.
The NPU, she said, wanted to stabilize the walls, as the preservation center suggested. "Then we talked to an engineer," she said. "He told us to tear it down. …We had to redo our plans."
Now, she said, the NPU wants to create a "green space," with some benches for meditation. Members hope to preserve some artifacts from the rubble and put them on display.
A possible artifact: the staircase that reached from the ground floor to the bedrooms above — a spot where a child once slid down a banister with a big grin on his face.
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In pictures: London attack aftermath
Scenes from London after the terror attack in Westminster that left five dead and many injured.
Jonathan Brady/PA
The flag above the Houses of Parliament flew at half mast following Wednesday's attack on Westminster that left five people dead, including the attacker, and many injured.
Jonathan Brady/PA Wire
The attacker, identified as Khalid Masood, 52, drove a car along the pavement on Westminster Bridge, knocking down pedestrians, before killing a policeman in the grounds of Parliament.
Will Oliver / EPA
Members of the public brought flowers to lay outside New Scotland Yard in tribute to PC Keith Palmer.
Gareth Fuller/PA
Others left them near to the scene of the attack in Westminster.
Members of Parliament held a minute's silence in Westminster on Thursday morning.
Jonathan Brady/PA
And a silence was also held outside New Scotland Yard.
Dominic Lipinski/PA
Officers continued to search the area for forensic evidence.
Jack taylor / AFP
Prime Minister Theresa May said there was no reason to believe there would be imminent further attacks. She also said the UK's threat level was set at severe, and would not change.
Adrian Dennis / AFP
Westminster Bridge reopened less than 24 hours after the attack.
Darren Staples / Reuters
Armed officers remained very visible around the area.
Jack Taylor/Getty Images
Members of the British Transport Police paused for a moment after laying floral tributes on Westminster Bridge.
Daniel Leal-Olivas / AFP
A man pauses in front of floral tributes laid in honour of PC Keith Palmer at the National Police Memorial in Westminster. In a statement, the PC's family said he was a "friend to everyone who knew him".
People gathered in London's Trafalgar Square on Thursday to pay their respects to those who were injured and killed in the attack.
The candlelit vigil in Trafalgar Square was also marked by speeches, including one by Mayor of London Sadiq Khan, who described the city as "full of amazing people from all backgrounds, and when Londoners face adversity we always pull together".
On Friday, inter-faith leaders held a vigil in the grounds of Westminster Abbey.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury, the Most Reverend Justin Welby, is seen during the vigil embracing Sheikh Khalifa Ezzat, chief Imam and head of religious affairs at the London Central Mosque.


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New York City-based Collibra brings a "data shopper's" approach to the task of finding and analyzing volumes of data.
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Interview With Two U.S. World War II Veterans
May 31st, 2010 by David Erickson
Mr. Sergio Moirano and Mr. Curtis Phillips, two U.S. World War II veterans living in Belgium, were interviewed by the U.S. Embassy to Belgium for Memorial Day. Found at YouTube from usembassybrussels.
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