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Gah, just GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH. I know I didn't update last week, but I was out for a conference in Denver andplusalso right before I left my society dropped 3 projects in my lap, and oh but I also have an Editor Conference at my home office this week, so stress levels are high to begin with and time is sadly short.
And then all kinds of terrible stuff has been happening too, like:
- I hurt my knee at Spin Class I think? and had to cut down on my workouts (pretty much buh-bye cardio) and I swear I already feel like my clothes are tighter. Thanks, Old Lady Metabolism.
- However given that I still went to Spin Class a few times this week to try to ease back in but I regret both of them because it hurts worse and WHINEBITCHWINGE first world problems I know.
- I went to get Linus a banana as a snack today and that Terrible Thing Happened To Us like you read about online but think is just an urban myth but oh no you guys. I went to pull a banana off the bunch and it was kinda stuck (bad sign) and then when I finally got it off there was a GIANT HAIRY SPIDER NEST taking up 2 inches on one side, all smushed and full of dead spider bodies. Holy shit I'm never buying bananas again.
- Our household has been hit by a nasty chest cold this week.
- When in Denver the guy who brought me my room service salad and IPA (after 10p, mind you, because I didn't finish working until 9:15p, called in room service, and was told they were running 45 minutes behind…), the dude who delivered my room service proceeded to spend five minutes mansplaining to me what an IPA was. So I smiled politely and nodded along to his drawn out bullshit while I docked his tip a few bucks.
- I tried to make homemade Pop Tarts and that shit failed miserably, like overbaked tops and underbaked mushy bottoms. So bad I didn't even get photos but you don't want to see the outcome anyway, trust.
- Linus fell down and gave himself a buckle fracture and while I'm thankful that it's just a minor break and there's no cast, it's still a major pain in the ass to try to keep a crazy toddler from using a splinted arm. He keeps wrestling off the splint and using the arm. I foresee a healing period on the longer end of the estimate given to us…
- When I went grocery shopping I forgot at least one ingredient somehow from almost every recipe. Which is slightly annoying when it happens for one recipe BUT MINDBLOWINGLY RAGE-INDUCING when it happens to every last damned thing you planned.
Worst of all: Friday night I was, understandably, exhausted after a long week of travel and insane deadlines. We all got home, and Pete had invited over the sweet neighbor kid without asking. As we were putting dinner on the table, even. So we asked the neighbor kid if he wanted to eat, but he was sweet and declined, so we fed the toddler (but felt too guilty to eat in front of a guest) and busied ourselves with other things. I was in the middle of cleaning the bathroom when I heard a howl come from the basement.
And then the neighbor boy burst up the stairway from the basement, clutching his left hand, which was covered in blood.
Turns out, they were playing bowling in the basement, but being stupid boys they escalated it and were bowling different objects into the pins. Peter chose my 4-lb hand weights and when he tossed them down the "alley" he made a direct hit with the neighbor boy's hand.
Anyway. I saw all the blood and immediately got clammy/woozy, and thank God for Scott – he swooped in and directed him to the sink, assessed the situation, cleaned him up, calmed the sobbing boy down, dressed his wound, and calmly instructed me to fetch the boy's parents. For my part, I was too busy yelling at Peter and wringing my hands in the hallway (I am nothing short of Completely Useless in these situations, and I am being totally honest even though it is beyond embarrassing). So I ran down to get his parents, only to find out: his parents were taking their eldest to the airport in Milwaukee, and only his teenage sister was home.
It was a complete mess, Scott drove them to Urgent Care and stayed until family could get there, and it cast a shadow over the entire weekend. I frantically called my mom, thank god for Muzzy, and she talked me off the ledge of insanity. Pete still cries when I try to talk to him about it. It sucked so bad and that poor neighbor baby was so scared. He ended up with 9 stitches and I say he's lucky, because honestly: it looked worse than Just Stitches. His finger looked mangled. His parents were so thankful and kind about it and I am just, I dunno. It still sucks and I really don't want to talk about it anymore. I am just so thankful it's just stitches. And this kid is just a darling sweet kid, and he is taking it in complete stride. But I wish it had never happened, especially to him of all people. 😦
Ughhhhh, anyway. I guess if I were to update you on non-sad-terrible things, I'd tell you:
- Peter's school had a fundraiser running thing called the Hot Dog Hustle (we had a hot-dog picnic after the kids finished). He ran 23 laps total, not too shabby, and I got to have lunch surrounded by a charming group of boys.
- I took some pictures with Baby Momo on my trip (Pete insisted I take him along) and I totally look 15 years younger in any photo including me. God bless those low quality, out-of-focus photos that my phone takes.
- Peter's current (expensive) bike is too big and intimidating for him, and I found him a good workable smaller one for $3 at a rummage sale.
- I also finally got a memory card for my old camera, and taught Pete how to use it. He's been using it nonstop, he has started making these meticulous stop-motion animation "videos" of his Lego creations. It's adorable and I want to die. In a good way. I will upload some when I get more time, promise.
- I also found this bitchin' chair at St. Vinny's the same day I found that bike at a rummage sale (sometimes the thrifting gods truly smile down upon me).
- The weather has been beautiful since I returned and we've been a'grilling and enjoying the outdoorsy time.
- My older son, while making stupid decisions sometimes, is also my heart and my soul. And he knows when to lead me to his secret hideaway in the lilac bushes, that moment when he sees his mommy is sad and stressed and he just is like, check this out mama, come on.
Okay fine life is terrible but also, you guys, it's lovely and beautiful and it sucks but I'm happy for it all. Even the yucky part where the darling neighbor boy gets 9 stitches because of us. Aw shit now I wanna cry again.
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Motorsport Vehicle Technology Level 3 BTEC Extended Diploma at Basingstoke College of Technology
Course description
This technical qualification provides students with the skills and experience required to pursue a career in motor sport. It is suitable for direct entry (for those who meet the entry requirements) and can be a good progression option for those who have achieved a Level 2 in automotive skills.
Course content
The course covers a wide range of subjects including:
- Operation of vehicle chassis systems
- Vehicle systems fault diagnosis and rectification
- Motorsport workshop practices
- Motorsport vehicle preparation and inspection
- Applications of vehicle science and mathematics
- Vehicle electrical charging and starting systems
- Operation and testing of vehicle electronic ignition systems
- Vehicle engine management systems
- Vehicle technology project
- Function and operation of vehicle petrol injection systems
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- Light vehicle transmission systems
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- Operation of light vehicle suspension, steering and braking systems
To enhance employment opportunities the course may also have additional qualifications built into the programme.
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5 GCSEs grade A*- C (to include English, Maths and preferably Science) or successful completion of the BTEC Level 2 Diploma in Vehicle Technology (Motorsport) and Level 2 Functional Skills.
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Every fall Sean and I book our "vacation" aka travel without the kids (for future reference a "trip" includes the offspring.) In the past we have been horrible parents and missed Homecoming events, confirmations, you name it we have missed it. This year we "threaded the needle" and decided to go before JHS Homecoming, during a Hamline football bye week and ended up picking "Hurricane Month".
The week before we left Hurricane Irma was creating a sensation and every time we looked at the weather we made a percentage prediction of whether or not we would go. The week before we left the most common prediction was 50%. But Irma passed by the Bahamas so off we went!
We landed and the weather was beautiful. We rented a little white car and cruised the islands. We saw a lot of boarded up windows but upon further inspection it appeared that much of the work was not recent. Like many tropical islands there is a wide range of beauty and upkeep. We stayed at the gi-normous Atlantis hotel and marveled at the magnitude and beauty of the place.
And of course we did what all well informed American's do: we watched American politics and the weather. No comment on the politics. Sheesh. But the weather! Who is this Jose? And what about Maria? Crazily it appeared they were going to again miss the Bahamas and the weather remained hot and gorgeous. We were so sad to see many of our favorite places ravaged by these storms (St. Maarten AND St. Croix) and felt a little bit guilty that we were sitting on a beautiful beach while these storms raged around us. In many ways it feels like the same good fortune I feel when I think about being born an American – more on that in a minute.
But this is a book blog and I digress….yes I read many, many books. There is only so much weather and politics and sunning I can take. The best of the books I read was "The Latehomecomer" by Kao Kalia Yang about growing up as a Hmong woman in St. Paul. READ IT, you will learn much about what it's like to come to America – again with the thankfulness!
I also read the super snarky and very funny "Don't Get Too Comfortable" by the late David Rakoff. He laments about first world problems in a series of hilarious essays. It was great to have a little bit of comedy and relief amid all the politics and weather.
Then I went and got all depressed when I read "What the Health" by Eunice Wong. Many of my family and friends have become vegans after watching this on Netflix. I already AM a pretty healthy eater but this talks about the dangers of meat, dairy and even eggs and is a proponent of a plant based diet. I tried. I did. I ate veggie wraps at lunch. Sean kept calling me "Plant Head", yet I broke down the last night and we had a meat lovers pizza. YUM! The good news is that this book doesn't rip on my best friend in the world – the CARB. Go carbs go!
I also read "Everything you want me to be" by Mindy Mejia, another Minnesota writer. Plot: A high school senior is killed and her boyfriend and English teacher are the main suspects. It is very well written and was the most entertaining of the books I read.
I ran out of books and had a very interesting experience trying to find something else to read. Amid the land of plenty (aka Atlantis) people furrowed their brow and looked confused when I asked them if there was a book store nearby. One woman actually said "you mean like to read?" We had to venture off the property to BookWorld to find a mega store that had more school supplies than books. I knew it would interesting and I am glad we got there at 5:15 because it closed at 5:25. Yep, not 5:30 or 6 but 5:25. Amazing the things you see when you travel!
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After the release of Windows 8, many users had something to say for the overall improvement of the OS. Updates were made, and Windows 8.1 was released. While Windows 8.1 answered many user concerns, the desire for more features still remains, with hopes that they will be satisfied in the Windows 9 release.
Here is a list of some of the features users hope to see in the upcoming Windows 9 release. Some of which, Windows has already confirmed to update.
- Windows Start Menu
After the Windows 8 release, many users began feeling nostalgic for the traditional Windows interface that Windows 7 and older versions had. The start-menu was gone, and it was a huge concern for Windows users everywhere.
Good news is here, Windows announced that they would include the start-menu feature in the latest update. The start-menu will reportedly mash up desktop functionality with Metro aesthetics.
- Better Display Scaling
While Windows 8.1 handles display scaling better than any previous version of Windows, the way the OS handles high-resolution monitors still needs some work. As laptop and desktop display resolutions expand, the desktops interface simply shrinks rather than scaling to fit the screen.
Ultra-high-resolution displays are becoming more popular and common, meaning they are also becoming less expensive. This means Windows needs to work on this problem immediately to appeal to a wide audience.
- Cortana
Cortana is the digital assistant equipped in the Windows 8.1 phone. The assistant can help you find things to do nearby, answer your questions, set reminders, and help plan your day.
While virtual assistants have only been seen on phones, they would work just as well on a PC or a tablet. Windows should take this opportunity to make their lovely digital assistant available to PC's.
- Central Notification Center
Windows Phone 8.1 recently embraced and introduced the idea of a drop-down Action Center. You can view unread notifications, access quick Wi-Fi options, VPN details, and more.
It would be great if Windows 9 included a central notification center as well. The notification center could merge the Metro apps and traditional software allowing for seamless functionality.
These are a few of the many demands users desire from the new Windows 9 operating system. Will Windows listen to their audience and comply with these requests or will they go a completely different route?
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I read a father's day interview with President Barack Obama in which there were two points he made about good parenting that correlated to the philosophy I personally am guided by. He said that the time we spend away from our children because of our jobs, becomes of value, by what we do with that time; and within the relationship that we share with them, they must know that we are there for them to listen and to be available for all their emotional needs, with unconditional love.
I have made this my mantra and find that time has it's own way of stretching itself to help you "tuck" into it many things within a day. Like a computer program organiser, the brain has many "folders" that allow for neat separation and good management. So the eternal excuse of no time being the reason that children are left without the spiritual guidance and emotional anchorage that they require is hog wash in my opinion. My simple rule to myself is find the time!
Yesterday my adopted granddaughter underwent certain medical investigative procedures precipitated by a sudden health crisis. Before the procedures began, I spoke with her and suggested that she mentally offered all that her day would unfold for the millions of children in the world who did not have the privilege of health care and hospital aided medical care. Instantly Aditi's energies transformed, and she determined her will to guide her responses with greater wisdom.
As I go from the hospital- to the printers -to our home- to my studio -to the needs of the collective studio- to my involvement with Mithun- to being a care giver to my mother; each of these spaces require a management that is very do-able if you define a discipline and structure that holds consistency.
I have been working within a frantic schedule over the last two months which has had me burn the mid-night oil way beyond what is healthy or wise; yet what it has allowed is for me to keep abreast of all the "folder" management in my life and not get swamped by deadline that collide with unforeseen situations that crop up and need immediate attention.
My friend, who facilitated me on a recent work project, embraced me with the gift of his time, that did not come without the price of sacrifice for him. Juggling and altering his own packed schedule, he came not once, not twice, but three times within the space of two months to assist me; and not once did he ever indicate just how much extra work would have to be done by him to cope with his own deadlines.
It is when the desire to do is there, that all becomes possible. This I firmly believe in.
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Boston : Wisdom Publications, 1991
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Bstan-'dzin-rgya-mtsho, Dalai Lama XIV; Daniel Goleman; Robert A F Thurman; Harvard Medical School. Mind/Body Medical Institute.; New England Deaconess Hospital.; Tibet House (Organization : New York, N.Y.)
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|1 online resource (xi, 137 pages) : illustrations
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|Introduction. A Western perspective / Daniel Goleman --
A Tibetan perspective / Robert A.F. Thurman --
pt. 1: Buddhism, neuroscience, & the medical sciences. 1. The Buddhist concept of mind / The Dalai Lama --
2. Dialogue / The Dalai Lama, David M. Bear, Herbert Benson, Steven W. Matthysse, David D. Potter, Joseph J. Schildkraut, Carl E. Schwartz --
3. Mind/body interactions including Tibetan studies / Herbert Benson --
pt. 2: Buddhism, psychology, & the cognitive sciences. 4. Tibetan psychology: sophisticated software for the human brain / Robert A.F. Thurman --
5. Cognition: a Western perspective / Howard E. Gardner --
6. Tibetan and Western models of mental health / Daniel Goleman --
7. Dialogue / Diana L. Eck, Howard E. Gardner, Daniel Goleman, Robert A.F. Thurman --
Conclusion: Looking ahead / Daniel Goleman, Robert A.F. Thurman.
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|Mind science
|the Dalai Lama [and others] ; edited by Daniel Goleman & Robert A.F. Thurman.
What is the subtle relationship between mind and body' What can today's scientists learn about this relationship from masters of Buddhist thought' Is it possible that by combining Western and Eastern approaches, we can reach a new understanding of the nature of the mind, the human potential for growth, the possibilities for mental and physical health' MindScience explores these and other questions as it documents the beginning of a historic dialogue between modern science and Buddhism. The Harvard Mind Science Symposium brought together the Dalai Lama and authorities from the fields of psychiatry, psychology, neuroscience, and education. Here, they examine myriad questions concerning the nature of the mind and its relationship to the body.
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The inside out library: collaboration, inspiration, transformation
The 2015 Annual Conference & Exhibition is all about collaboration and what it means for libraries and librarians and we want to showcase the inspirational collaborative projects going on in libraries across the country.
Call for Papers
You can contribute to the conference in the formats;
· Case Studies
· Workshops
· Posters
Submissions addressing any of the following ideas:
· Collaboration in libraries
· Collaboration and joint initiatives between libraries
· Collaboration between librarians and professionals in other sectors
· Innovative projects involving collaboration, crowd-sourcing or community outreach
· The "embedded" librarian
· The outreach librarian
· New job titles for librarians
· Librarian as Futurist
· Librarian as Facilitator
· Communication skills for collaboration
· Presentation and marketing skills for librarians
· The collaborative power of social media tools
· The changing role of the librarian in the community
· Makerspaces in libraries
· Continuing professional development
Please note that this list is not exhaustive and all submissions that relate to "The Inside Out Library: Collaboration, Inspiration, Transformation" are welcome.
What is a case study?
Case studies should be practically based - a 20/25 minute presentation, with 5/10 minutes for Q&A, on a completed or current project/service/initiative that fits in with the conference theme as outlined above. Presenters may also be required to participate in a panel Q&A on the day. Case studies may be presented in the plenary or parallel sessions at the conference.
What is a workshop?
Workshops of 1 hour each will run in parallel sessions at the conference. Workshops should be practically based on a topic that fits in with the conference theme as outlined above. We are asking you to present your topic for 30-45 minutes, and then facilitate a 15-30 minute discussion with the workshop delegates.
Please indicate the intended audience for the workshop (Beginner/Introductory/Intermediate etc.) and the level of delegate participation required.
What is a poster?
The poster exhibition will run in two sessions - one on each day. Posters will be accessible throughout the conference. It would, however, be of benefit if you could attend at least one of the sessions so that you can engage with your audience. Your poster can address current challenges in your library, research you are engaged in or a future project. We are interested in first ideas, work-in-progress and best practice as well as completed projects from both practitioners and students.
In relation to the posters, please note that all expenses are the responsibility of the presenters. The poster should be of A0 or A1 size, portrait style and professionally printed.
A set of guidelines for posters can be obtained from Dr. Eva Hornung (A&SL Chairperson) at email@example.com.
Please fill in the attached submission form HERE and include an abstract of no more than 300 words by Friday, 17th October 2014.
The Committee will review all submissions by the end of October and will be in touch with everyone who has made a submission in early November.
· Please address all submissions to Eva Hornung and email to firstname.lastname@example.com with Submission for 2015 Conference in the subject line.
· Specific questions related to the poster session should be sent directly to Eva firstname.lastname@example.com.
· Informal enquiries can be made by email to the Conference Project Manager: Marie Cullen (firstname.lastname@example.com)
Please note that all plenary sessions will be live streamed on the internet on the day.


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I'm worried about Grundy as well but LRT is a more than apt replacement, and we needed him in the team anyway just in case they played tall. I'm really hanging out to see how Goodes goes. Whether them worrying to much about Goodesy frees up other players or not will be interesting. I really hope Goodes runs riot and runs guys all across the ground.
Keep Goodes on the ball as much as possible. O'Keefe must have a blinder, as must Jack and Hanners in the mids against Dal and Joey.
I think we'll stretch their backline, so basically if we can limit their options and make the most of ours we've got a chance.
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In our day to day interactions, it has become unavoidable to experience exposure to various chemicals. Let's face it, deadly chemicals can be found in any imaginable place from toxins found in domestic items to carbon monoxide in vehicle exhaust. Luckily, our interactions with such toxic substances is only limited to a few minutes, if nit seconds. On the other hand, toxins found at the workplace are a whole new dimension and can spell disaster in the absence of quick medical aid. If your profession entails working around poisonous substances, then wearing protective gear becomes basic instinct. In the absence of such equipment, exposure to such carcinogens can ultimately cause cancer.
Why a Workers' Compensation Attorney is Necessary to Protect You
New York workers who sustain injuries while working are entitled to Workers' Compensation benefits. Based on the type of injury, the law sets cash benefits as well as medical care for the injured person. However many employers and their insurance carriers complicate the workers' compensation process to deny the victims the benefits they deserve. If you are hurt while working, a skilled workers' compensation attorney can positively influence the settlement of your claims.
The three types of carcinogens and how they cause cancer
In our daily lives, we are often exposed to chemicals. In fact, potentially deadly chemicals are everywhere, from carbon monoxide contained in vehicle exhaust to a variety of toxins found in household cleaners. But fortunately, our exposure to these chemicals is typically in relatively safe amounts and for very brief periods of time.
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Mental Illness Awareness WeekPublished on 4 October 2017 Hansard and Statements by Senator Jane Cordy
Hon. Jane Cordy:
Honourable senators, this week is Mental Illness Awareness Week in Canada. From October 1 to 7, the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health, along with its partner organizations, promote mental health education to help open the eyes of Canadians to the reality of mental illness and the pervasiveness of mental illness in society.
This year we are celebrating the twenty-fifth anniversary of Mental Illness Awareness Week. The annual national public education campaign was established in 1992 by the Canadian Psychiatric Association, and is now coordinated by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health in cooperation with all its member organizations and supporters across Canada.
Honourable senators, in 2010, the Mental Health Commission of Canada commissioned a study to get a better idea of the number of people living with mental health problems and illnesses in Canada and the associated costs. One in five people in Canada experiences poor mental health. That is over 6.7 million Canadians. The study also found that mental health problems and illnesses can occur early in people's lives. More than 28 per cent of people aged 20 to 29 experience a mental illness in a given year. By the time people reach 40 years of age, one in two people in Canada will have had or have poor mental health in their lifetime. These are significant numbers and they have a significant impact on our economy and, of course, on Canadians and their families.
I have spoken many times in this chamber about the excellent report the Social Affairs, Science and Technology Committee released, Out of the Shadows at Last: Transforming Mental Health, Mental Illness and Addiction Services in Canada. Under the leadership of the committee chair, former senator Michael Kirby, this study was a collaborative effort by all members of the committee. At that time, we travelled extensively across Canada from coast to coast to coast to ensure we gave Canadians from all walks of life the opportunity to participate. The result was an in-depth look at the state of mental health and mental illness policies in Canada and the issues facing those Canadians living with mental health issues.
It is hard to believe that report was released over 10 years ago. Many strides have been taken, but much remains to be done to tackle the stigma that comes with mental illness. After more than 10 years, it may be time for the Senate to revisit this report to see what progress has been made and how the mental health landscape has changed since the report was released.
As the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health states:
A strong societal stigmatization of mental illness persists, forcing individuals into the shadows to suffer alone in silence. Unfortunately, many Canadians with mental illness will not seek the help they need and society continues to remain unaware of the significant burden mental illness places on us all.
Honourable senators, the goal of this week is to increase awareness and decrease stigmatization of mental illness. The Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness campaign this week includes the sharing of hundreds of personal stories from individuals living with mental illness. I encourage you to join me in spreading the word on your Instagram, Twitter, website and Facebook, celebrating Mental Illness Awareness Week using the hashtag #MIAW17. The only way to erase stigma around mental illness is to talk about mental health. So let's talk, and together we can make a difference.


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Hey guys! I'm going to be signing up to participate in the Clean Slate Read-a-Thon. This is a Read-a-Thon that's dedicated in reading books that we didn't get to in 2015. It starts on January 10th to the 17th. Since I hardly even got to read this year, I'm excited to go through the books I recently got through on Kindle with their sweet, sweet $1.99 deals.
I can't wait to go and read these books and then write the reviews up for them. I've been meaning to get really into book blogging again and I'm thinking of maybe even doing a podcast sort of deal so I can't wait! If you guys wan't to join you can click here.
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UPDATE – BREAKING NEWS: Robert Mugabe has resigned as President of Zimbabwe
Any time is a long time in politics. It's only last week that Zimbabwe's first lady Grace Mugabe stood before a cheering – and patronising – crowd of the apostolic church denomination in Zimbabwe and received showers of fake prophecies including by one gullible woman who professed that God had given her a vision that Zimbabwe's next president would be a woman (clearly playing to the gallery of Grace's presidential ambitions).
This was a political rally disguised as a church service and once again, she used it to denigrate expelled vice president Emmerson 'Crocodile' Mnangagwa. She started by narrating how good she is and then went on, as could be expected from all her rallies, to reveal the bickering which was happening behind the scenes in the presidium.
The part I am interested in is when she reveals that she and a group of other women had instigated the president to appoint Mahofa as minister of state, something which Mnangagwa is said to have argued against.
-Baba (father – referring to president Mugabe) told me that he had said… Mai Mahofa was not a suitable candidate because (among other things) she could not walk, Grace Mugabe said.
By her own admission, she went on to rubbish what the ex-VP had said and convinced Mugabe to appoint Mahofa anyway despite the opinion of Mnangagwa. In other words, she vetoed a sitting vice president's recommendation. In the bedroom.
Mugabe and his wife's reign of terror have largely been enabled by the neighbouring South Africa which continues to endorse Mugabe's (il)legitimacy, insisting that Zimbabweans must solve their own problems when it was clear that the people of Zimbabwe had been rendered powerless.
So, the people of Zimbabwe have long been told to deal with their own issues when that clearly meant standing up to the militarily propped regime without any means to do so. But now that the tables have been turned and Zimbabweans have found an ally in the army, SADC, headed by Zuma, now wants to intervene!
What president Zuma and his cronies in SADC need to understand is that they cannot selectively intervene in Zimbabwean domestic matters. When Mugabe was plundering the country's resources, ordering the same army that has toppled him to torture, maim and kill people, SADC said that Zimbabweans should solve their own domestic matters.
Taking this position suited the dictatorship agenda which most African leaders are in favor of. Zuma has given his own South Africa so many headaches; from allegations of being involved with the mafia in that country to allowing the Gupta family to capture the state. The opposition in SA and the majority of the people have repeatedly called on Zuma to resign but he continues to hold onto power. Much like his crony Mugabe.
Recently, Zuma's ex-wife has begun a campaign to take over the reigns in that country and of course, he now wants to intervene to stop the army – backed by the people of Zimbabwe – from toppling the ailing 93-year-old dictator in Zimbabwe.
For now, we wait and see but one thing is clear: Zimbabweans have resoundingly said they no longer want the Mugabes anymore.
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Are you guys excited? Because seriously, it all starts to click and fall together once you learn how to read Hangul! When you start reading words/pronouncing them (even if you do not know the meaning yet) makes it feel all sorts of special. I cannot –
That is how I feel when I am reading words, and then realize I can read it and sometimes I even know the words!
It… it took me a while to figure out what I believe would be some sort of useful way to help y'all read. Let's get started!
The word I chose to explain how to read it is one you see all the time on this blog! (Site?)
I won't tell you what it says yet (though you may have already figured it out) so I can break it down. The first thing to realize when it comes to reading this is that it is essentially broken into "Blocks" to be read. You read/sound out one block then move to the next one. To me, I see it easily, but I am going to 'color code' to help.
Did that help with breaking it up? Let's look more into it now.
Now that we see the blocks, how do you read the blocks? Well, it goes from left to right, and up to down. So…. let's look at the first block to show the example.
So, we can see the two letters on the top section first, so we start there. Then we go from Left to right. I actually broke down for each letter to help explain and work on the word. Let's get this started!
Progression! Let me help you.
First letter is the "place holder letter". The only time it makes a sound is if it is at an 'end' of a block. Since it is the beginning here, we just essentially ignore it and start sounding out with the second letter. (Did I ever mention why? The rule is that each block has to start with a consonant. That is why that letter can be placeholder or make a sound and counts as a consonants – purely for that rule.)
Second letter is the vowel "ah". (The "a" sound from iPad.)
The third letter is "nn". (The "n" sound from northeast."
So the sound of this first block: "an".
Making sense? Let's break down the rest of the word! I will go block by block to help.
Second block! Now that you have seen the last one, does the order make sense? I hope so! Let's break it down!
First letter in this block: "n" from northeast.
Second letter in like block is "yaw" sound. (Like the 'o' in ipod, and then the 'yuh' in front!.)
Third letter – Oh! Look at that! Last time it was a 'placeholder' but this time, it is at the END of the block! know what that means? It has a sound! "ng"!
Sound of the second block: nyawng!
Put it with the first block:
You know what word it is? Probably do now, but let's keep going!
This block is just two letters. (Consonant rule!)
First letter: "h". ("h" from hat.)
Second letter: "ah". ("a" from iPad.)
Sound from this block: "ha."
Combined with the rest of the word so far: an-nyawng-ha.
Faster break down!
Block four starts with "s" (like from seashell).
Ends with "eh" (like in egg).
Block five!
Starts with no sound! That's right, placeholder!
Ends with "yo" (With the "o" sound from old!)
Put it all together! And say it!
You know this word! 안녕하세요 – Hello! And guess what? Now you can READ IT.
Want some more practice?
Let's see….
I'll give you some time. (I also know because the words are smaller, it might be harder to break apart, but you'll get it! I promise!
Time for answers! (And definitions!)
감사합니다 – gahm-sah-hab-nee-dah! Means "Thank you!"
주세요 – jeu-seh-yoh. Means "Please".
커피 – keoh-pee. Means "Coffee."
차 – chah. Means "Car".
(Now, I know… it looks weird how I wrote "Coffee". I was going to just write "Koh-pee" but people might misread it as a long o instead of the short o from iPod. So I adjusted to try to get it how it sounds.)
And that is what I can tell you about reading Korean/Hangul! Hopefully this helped. Let me know if you have any questions and I will do my best to help answer! For now, that's all folks!
Next time on TTLK: Level 1: TTMIK "Goodbye" Podcast #3
Next in the Series: Level 1: Hangul Stroke Order


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The following is the full text of the homily that was delivered at St. Anthony Shrine and Ministry Center in Downtown Boston on Good Friday April 3, 2015.
Where you there when they Crucified my Lord?
Where you there when they Crucified my Lord?
Oh, OOOoohh, Sometimes it causes me to Tremble, Tremble, Tremble.
Where you there when they Crucified my Lord?
Where you there when they Crucified Cecil Clayton?
Where you there when they Crucified Manuel Vasquez?
Oh, OOOoohh, always, it should cause us to Tremble, Tremble, Tremble.
Where you there when they Crucified Walter Storey?
Or Donald Newbury, or Robert Ladd, or Warren Hill, or Arnold Prieto, or Charles Warner, or Johnny Kormondy, or Andrew Brannan?
These are the names of the ten human beings that the Government by the people, of the people, and for the people in this country have executed in several states just since the beginning of January of this year.
What we commemorate this afternoon is a state execution, the death of a man that was viewed as a threat to those in religious and civil authority, a man who was executed by the romans for what was considered "the fomenting of insurrection." We just heard the proceedings and we recognize the charge.
While we may honestly say that we were not "there," when they crucified our Lord, we have to ask ourselves on this day when torture, capital punishment, and the death of innocents is front and center – Does the perpetuation of the injustice of the death penalty in our country cause us to tremble, tremble, tremble?
It Should!
Yes, it's true, you and I are fortunate to live in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, a state in the US that has, since October 18, 1984, banned the death penalty. But just down the street at the federal court house in this city, a trial is underway that is moving toward a sentencing phase in which the US government – in your name and mine – will seek to take yet another human life.
If on this Good Friday, you aren't thinking about Cecil Clayton or, at least, Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, then you're missing a big part of the picture.
One of the big temptations of Good Friday is to confuse "feeling sorry or sorrowful" with "feeling sorry for oneself!" This, for example, is what the film "The Passion of the Christ" so often perpetuates. It was drawn not from good scriptural exegesis or sound theology, but from the gruesome visions of a German nun, whose written idea of what happened on Calvary is what the director primarily used in that film.
The effects of that film, and if you've seen it you know, is to play on the emotions that arise from watching obscene torture that makes the films of Quentin Tarantino look like Disney; to make individuals feel horrified and bad.
This is not what today is about! This is not why Jesus was executed!
Taking today as an opportunity to dwell on "how bad we are" such that we stay in the realm of "feeling sorry for ourselves" is not the point. Instead, yes, we should – today and always – reflect on how we need to repent for the wrong we've done and the right we have failed to do, but then we are, like Jesus after falling for the first, second, and third times, called by God to get up and move forward!
Pope Francis has talked a lot about Good Friday and the Death Penalty during his admittedly short, but powerful, term as Bishop of Rome. In terms of Good Friday, he has asked us in his Apostolic Exhortation The Joy of the Gospel, whether or not we are "Christians whose lives seem like Lent without Easter." Whether we, in other words, use this time of penance, prayer, and conversion to "feel sorry for ourselves," to go around mopey or gloomy, to be a burden for others; or whether we move toward the joy of Easter, the joy which proclaims that indeed death and sin do not have the last word
In terms of capital punishment, the Holy Father actually today includes a reflection on the injustice of the death penalty in his own Good Friday meditations on the Stations of the Cross – he calls us to work toward ending this evil in our world. It is no accident that he also spent last evening celebrating the liturgy of the Lord's Supper with prisoners and washing their feet.
Two weeks ago while meeting with a delegation of the International Commission Against the Death Penalty, Pope Francis said that, "capital punishment is cruel, inhumane and degrading, and that it does not bring justice to the victims, but only foments revenge."
Indeed, you and I, as we follow the Lord along the Way of the Cross, bearing witness to the State Execution of the Word-Made-Flesh, should ask ourselves: What good does the Death Penalty Do???
Seriously, what good does it accomplish? What grace, what healing, what contribution to human flourishing does it bring about???
It only brings about more evil. The murder of someone is always still murder – to deliberately take another human life is always wrong, no matter who pulls the trigger or pushes the poison in the syringe.
Similarly, Pope Francis said that, "the death penalty is an affront to the sanctity of life and to the dignity of the human person, it contradicts God's plan for humankind and society and God's merciful justice."
Many Christians fancy themselves as being "Pro-Life," by which they typically mean that they are "anti-abortion." Many of these same Christians claim that the difference between abortion and capital punishment is "innocence." The unborn somehow have an innocent human life, but the inmate on death row has some other kind of life.
But the Gospel and Christ make it clear, all human life is innocent! To say that we have inherent dignity and value as created and loved into existence by God means that there is nothing that can take that away from us. As Sr. Helen Prejean, the death penalty activist and author of Dead Man Walking, frequently says: "We are all more than the worst things we've done!"
This does not excuse horrendous and tragic behaviors, crimes, and actions – no, those things certainly merit punishment. But to say that a woman or man convicted of a crime has somehow lost their right to live is to take God's judgment into our own hands.
Yesterday was the birthday of the late Archbishop of Chicago, Cardinal Joseph Bernadin, who was a tireless voice for the Christian prolife movement – he advocated for what is called the "seamless garment" doctrine, which means that you cannot pick and choose which human lives you think are valuable or sacred.
If you are against abortion, then you must be against capital punishment, you must be against euthanasia, you must be against systems of racial injustice, systems that perpetuate poverty, systems of discrimination, anything that threatens the dignity and value of all human life!
Pope Francis has said that, "All Christians and people of good will are thus called today to struggle not only for abolition of the death penalty, whether it be legal or illegal and in all its forms, but also to improve prison conditions, out of respect for the human dignity of persons deprived of their liberty."
On this day when we gather to recall the death of the Lord, his being tortured and executed, let us think of and pray for those who are being tortured and executed in our own day. In a special way, let us begin again in the hope of the resurrection to be Christian women and men who work to overturn injustice, who tell our civil leaders that it is not ok to kill, who stand up for dignity of all lives. Let us break away from any temptation to just feel sorry for ourselves, but instead repent and believe in the Gospel – recommitting ourselves to go out into the world and work for justice!
And let us not forget the names of those who will be put to death on our behalf, for we in fact were and are there when they were crucified, and this should cause us to tremble, tremble, tremble.


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Summer of 2009
Dear Soccer Friends:
The Eastern Eagles Soccer Club of Montague, Prince Edward Island, Canada is pleased to announce they will once again be hosting two major tournaments in 2009. We invite you to a weekend of great soccer, new friendships and a taste of the warm hospitality provided by our town.
All of our tournaments have been sanctioned by the PEI Soccer Association Inc. and are as follows:
17th Annual International Tournament
July 25th, 2009
Age groups cover U6, U8 and U10 for boys and girls. These are club teams not all star teams. All teams are guaranteed three games. Entry Fee: $5.00 per player. Email contact for this tournament: Sherry MacSwain email@example.com
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Stars and Strollers
Similar to Movies for Mommies, Cineplex has their own brand of mom and baby movie events. Showing afternoon movies with the sound turned down, they also offer special changing stations and stroller parking. We found that a lot of senior citizens also like to attend these screenings. Only select theaters run this program, to find one near you, check out your nearest Cineplex
Movies for Mommies
Movies for mommies was created so that moms could go out and enjoy a movie without having to worry about their baby crying, or the movie being too loud for them. The theatre lights are dimmed but its not completely dark, so you can see your baby if you're nursing or getting a bottle out of your bag or whatever else you might want to do. Also, the volume is turned down so that it won't hurt a baby's ears. I was worried that there would be so many babies crying I wouldn't be able to enjoy the movie, but it was the opposite, not only was I able to enjoy the movie but I didn't feel at all bad when my baby started to fuss! Brilliant! They recommend that its best for babies 0-18 months but leave it up to the parent's discretion. Currently they show movies in Vancouver, Burnaby and Pitt Meadows. Check out their upcoming schedule.
Family Sing-Along at VPL
Today we decided to take a trip to the central branch of the library and I just found out that every Wednesday at the Vancouver Public Library at 3:30pm they have a family sing-along! What fun! Families and kids of all ages are invited down to the children's section of the library for a half hour of singing fun! I hope to see you there next week. Best part is, its free!!
Check out the VPL's website for more information.
Open Gym at the Community Centre
The city of Vancouver operates 24 community centers throughout the city which offer open gym free play for 0-5 year olds. A perfect place to play with some new toys (and in some locations a bouncy castle), meet new friends and get out all that energy! The cost is minimal, $1 or $2 depending on the centre. If you live near a couple community centers you can go every day! It's great also because some days they offer it in the morning and others the afternoon so it really works well with all schedules.
Find the centre nearest you.
Going for Coffee Part 4
So I have previously mentioned my hate of going to small cafes and also chains because of the inconvenience of maneuvering a stroller around the tables and the bad looks you get from other patrons but I would like to revise this a bit.
I was recently invited for coffee at the Starbucks at Kingsway and Tyne on the east side of Vancouver and I must say its pretty great. The place is huge and there is plenty of room for multiple strollers. They also have a small table with chairs that is perfect for little ones to sit at. They even have high chairs for the littler ones that can't sit at their own table. They have a kids menu with juice, milk and hot chocolate. The best part is free internet, so if you take a sleeping baby you can surf for free!
Rainy Days on the North Shore
Do you live on the North Shore? If so, Modern Mama North Vancouver wrote a great blog post on five great things to do on the North Shore on a rainy day including, the ballroom at Lonsdale Quay, Gymboree Music and Play, Mickey McDugall Toddler And Me Drop In, Gymnastics drop in at the rec centre and the Starbucks in Edgemont Village. Read her post here.


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Take a culinary journey to the northern part of Croatia in Dalmatia, from where the Rosini family hails. Husband and wife David and Mirela, and their lovely daughter Nicole, run Veslo with a great sense of pride that reflects their rich heritage. Veslo opened in December of 2011 and is already a favorite on many foodie Web sites. The impressive bar is made of stacked stone and topped with steel, materials prevalent to the region's many caves and wine cellars. Plank floors and rough hewn wood tables are illuminated by the unique lighting from exposed bulbs hung between dozens of oars. "Veslo" is the Croatian word for these boat paddles, and dozens of other old world antiques adorn the walls of this upscale Adriatic restaurant. What's more, the charming outdoor patio and garden make you feel as if you're dining in a quaint European village, right here in Astoria.
Nicole greeted us so warmly and made us feel right at home as she brought a ramekin of house made olive tapenade and warm, crusty bread to nibble on while she described and explained many of the tantalizing items on the menu. Croatia is a significant wine producing country and you should accompany your meal with one of the country's robust reds or crisp whites. There's also a full bar serving all your favorite cocktails and beer, and there's a bar menu for casual dining with friends.
The grilled octopus came highly recommended and it is truly something…tender and tasty, hot off the grill with plenty for two. This tender octopus can also be ordered as a cold salad Dalmatian style with diced potatoes, red onion, extra virgin olive oil and lemon juice ($15). The Adriatic shellfish combination has mussels and clams in a heavenly white wine sauce, begging to be soaked up with bread ($12). Chef Boris' special is a hot seafood platter with clams oreganata, steamed mussels in white wine,
grilled calamari, sautéed shrimp and savory eggplant rollatini stuffed with light, fluffy ricotta. My companion and I made short work of this impressive platter, soaking up every last drop of the delicious sauce. Share a Nikolina Salad; a toss of mixed greens, endive, honey toasted walnuts, gorgonzola cheese, dried cranberries and balsamic vinaigrette.
Croatian cuisine is a unique mixture of fish and seafood ("riba") , hearty meats ("meso"), pasta dishes and vegetables. The chef makes handmade, traditional pasta called "fuzi" which are delicious, smothered in a veal sauce that cooks for hours. The handmade gnocchi is served with this irresistible sauce as well. Lobster ravioli are tender pillows of pasta filled with sweet lobster, topped with a saffron-infused cream sauce ($18). It's still cool enough outside to enjoy a hearty bowl of wild mushroom risotto with its toothsome texture. The goulash is made of cubes of stewed beef, olive oil, onions, red wine and fresh herbs served over gnocchi or polenta. Brodetto a la Adriatico is a cornucopia of shrimp, mussels, scallops, clams, and sea bass fillet served in a divine tomato, garlic, white wine sauce with fragrant herbs. This spectacular dish is served over linguini or polenta and will be something you talk about for days!
The quality of the meats at Veslo is evident in every bite. For the best sampling, you ought to order the Veslo mixed grill platter. This stunning platter is composed of handmade Croatian sausages called, phonetically, "chibachichi"made with mild herbs and spices, tender baby lamb chops, and filet mignon that you could practically cut with your fork. Everything was grilled to the perfect temperature and beautifully presented. Chicken shish kebabs came on a platter, resting on grilled pita bread. Meat lovers will rejoice in hefty grilled veal chops, lamb chops, French cut pork chops, or New York sirloin steak, all cooked to order and served with roasted potatoes and fresh vegetables. Try the grilled fish of the day, which might be red snapper or branzino, basted with lemon and olive oil. Grilled salmon is always on the menu, as is jumbo shrimp sautéed with tomatoes, green onion, garlic and white wine.
As impossible as this might seem, do try and save room for their delicate, traditional crepes called "palacinke" filled with jam or with mascarpone cheese, topped with cognac. Croatian style flan, tiramisu, and homemade apple strudel all go well with robust coffee, espresso or cappuccino.
Veslo is open for lunch from 11am to 3pm where you'll find smaller portions of their great food, as well as kebabs, juicy burgers, skirt steak sandwiches and more. The bar stays open until 3am on weekends, and you can order from the bar menu into the wee hours. Veslo is open seven days a week for lunch and dinner, from 11am until midnight from Sunday to Thursday, and until 3am on Friday and Saturday nights, where there is a live d.j. to lighten your mood. Come for live jazz on Thursday nights from 7pm to 10pm. I'll be back on June 7 for the World Cup qualifiers when Croatia goes up against Scotland, which is sure to be an exciting match, accompanied by great food, cocktails and wine. The service at Veslo is professional and friendly and the atmosphere is sophisticated, yet casual and comfortable. For an upscale dining experience without pretense, visit Veslo. Veslo offers a unique, culinary experience, steeped in history and culture. Hvala! (thank you!)
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Events | Norman Finkelstein: How to solve the Israel- Palestine conflict
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University of Nottingham Palestinian Society
University of Leicester PSC
DMU Palestine Peace Society
UoN Arab Society
and Ceasefire
Norman G. Finkelstein
One of the world's leading commentators on the Israel/Palestine issue.
How to solve the Israel- Palestine conflict
Wednesday, November 9 · 17:45pm – 21:00pm
Open Q&A seminar
Thursday, November 10 · 13:00 – 15:00
The Coates Auditorium Building (University of Nottingham – Main Campus )
(Free entry for members of the Palestinian Society who reserve tickets beforehand)
Norman G. Finkelstein received his doctorate in 1988 from the Department of Politics at Princeton University. For many years he taught political theory and the Israel-Palestine conflict. He is currently an independent scholar.
Norman Finkelstein is the author of five books which have been translated into more than 40 foreign editions: Beyond Chutzpah: On the misuse of anti-Semitism and the abuse of history (University of California Press, 2005; expanded paperback edition, 2008) The Holocaust Industry, and much more.
For tickets and queries check the event's Facebook page or text/call 07411430873.
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The 2019 Lincoln Town Car will be a return of the luxurious sedan. Lots of fans, specialists, and rivals are waiting to check out what does it deliver. And because this is certainly a high-class auto, there are going to be loads of anything. It can be not uncomplicated to complete the Continental sedan from the similar firm in the beginning place. Moreover, Cadillac is preparing new XTS with many upgrades, so new Town Car could be the ideal response to any threats. We can anticipate practically nothing but elegance, comfort, and joy from a new auto, and designers in Lincoln are specialist to supply these.
2019 Lincoln Town Car Interior And Exterior
The approaching 2019 Lincoln Town Car will boast of significant modifications to its exterior layout as well as be primarily based on the new platform. While definite improvements haven't nonetheless been unveiled; we will speculate it to feature a changed frontal style and design characterized by LED headlights, bolder front bumper and split-wing grille structure, which transpires for being Lincoln's trademark style. Aerodynamics is additionally set to go up a notch owing to this car's refined entire body shape. Greater aerodynamics could only imply more excellent handling and steering capabilities.
Visual modifications will lengthen all the way into the 2019 Lincoln Town Car interior and make it look a lot more luxurious than ever before. There are going to be a substantial revamp in technology likewise for making it compatible with modern day specifications. Cabin space is additionally anticipated to increase thus allowing for superior leg and headroom for both the driver.
New Lincoln Town Car would also the art technologies enhancements starting with an LCD touch display console, right audio method, automobile air-conditioning, and so on. Security elements may also undergo a rehash and now feature personal safety airbags, Satellite navigation, Cruise-control and Rear parking sensors. Expect practically nothing, however, the greatest to have featured inside of this vehicle.
2019 Lincoln Town Car Engine
The company ought to put a good engine in it. Due to the proven fact that of that, 2019 Lincoln Town Car includes 3.5-liter EcoBoost drivetrain. It is going to be all set to crunch 360 hp, which suffices to get a full-size sedan. Energy travels through a 6-pace automatic transmission, which distributes it to all wheels. Selection for the first program can be a 2.7-liter V6 engine. The turbocharging technique could make this mill develop 365 horsepower and 380 lb-ft of rotation engine. It utilizes the same transmission to spread out the vitality. Leading speed of the Lincoln Town Car Auto will probably be all around 130 miles/hour.
2019 Lincoln Town Car Release Date And Price
The information about release date and price 2019 Lincoln Town Car may be identified in the last quarter of upcoming 12 months. The corporation continues to be quiet on any details, and nevertheless, leaking sources state that we will anticipate the premiere soon. Having said that, it is not likely to be a manufacturing model, but we will understand more details regarding the sophisticated sedan.


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On the off chance that you are searching for a delightful approach to enhance your body's general wellbeing, hemp chocolate is an awesome approach to both treat yourself and treat your body. Hemp chocolates sold at Tasty Hemp Oil are handmade in little groups containing 10mg of CBD oil for each piece. These hemp chocolates can fit into your way of life in an assortment of ways, making it a simple approach to keep up your wellbeing. The Tasty Cocoas come is an assortment of chocolate injected flavors, for example, unique dim chocolate, dull mint chocolate, and raspberry drain chocolate. Continue perusing for a couple of approaches to consolidate hemp chocolate into your day.
Hemp Chocolate with Breakfast
In case you're into a sweeter breakfast, this strategy for utilizing hemp chocolate is certain to speak to you. Hemp chocolate bites can, obviously, be eaten without anyone else, however in the event that you need to get favor you can break them separated or grind them over your breakfast. Wholesale CBD Crystals The main technique is grind the chocolate piece over your most loved cereal or smoothie bowl as a garnish. The other approach to change the chocolate piece is include it into the blender with a smoothie, for example, a banana or raspberry based smoothie for a heavenly matching.
Hemp Chocolate in a hurry
On the off chance that you lead a bustling way of life, leaving the hemp chocolate as is will be the most helpful approach to devour it. In any case, you can consolidate it in advantageous routes by keeping a bar in your sack or pressing it as a treat in your lunch. Be that as it may, with a specific end goal to keep it getting it done, you will need to ensure it remains cool and dry wherever you take it. While Hemp chocolate can be an extremely advantageous approach to appreciate the CBD oil, it can likewise be more attentive than oral and vape supplements.
Hemp Chocolate for Dessert
In the wake of a prolonged day, you are most likely searching for an approach to both treat yourself and slow down. Hemp chocolate can be exceptionally useful for this, as far as tasty taste and CBD's quieting impact. CBD is known to have a quieting impact on the body because of its positive communication with the endocannabinoid framework inside the sensory system. Hemp chocolate gives the colossal blend of scrumptiously made chocolate with quieting CBD hemp oil supplements for a magnificent sweet treat at night.


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Odisha Sun Times Bureau
Bargarh, Mar 17:
A dawn to dusk bandh called by Koshal State Coordination Committee to highlight the plight of the farmers today paralysed life in Odisha's Bargarh.
Agitators were seen picketing across various places of the district in general and Bargarh town in particular to make the bandh successful.
While vehicular traffic came to a standstill, most shops and government offices remained closed. Passengers were seen stranded in bus stops. Even though there have been no reports of violence so far, security measures have been taken to avoid any untoward incident.
Emergency services, however, were exempted and educational institutes operated as usual in view of the ongoing examinations.
The bandh call has been given in the wake of government denial of farmer's suicide in the state because of crop loss. It is being supported by Odisha unit of BJP, Congress, AAP, District Lawyers' Association among many other civil society organisations.
The agitators are demanding the government to admit crop loss as the main reason behind the farmer suicides and to provide Rs 5 lakh compensation to the next of kin of each deceased farmer. They are also demanding input subsidy for the drought-hit farmers.


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Last Friday (17/6/11) saw the return of Paul Lewis to the Sheldonian Theatre in Oxford. His last appearance featured the Schubert song cycle 'Die schöne Müllerin' with the tenor Mark Padmore. This week saw Lewis play a selection of Schubert's solo piano pieces, which included, the twelve waltzes (D145), four impromptus (D899), the Hungarian melody in B minor (D817) and Piano Sonata No.18 in G major (D894).
Paul Lewis is already recognised as one of the leading pianists of his generation. After a program of education that has included private studies with Alfred Brendel, he has gone on to receive many accolades for his performances and recordings. This weeks program of Schubert pieces was the perfect illustration of why he has received such positive feedback. What he offered was far more than an interpretation. After hearing Lewis perform these pieces it is difficult imagine them being played in any other way. The ebb and flow of each musical idea seemed to express an inner order and logic that could not be questioned. All the subtleties found in this music were executed with the utmost of delicacy and precision. While the more vigorous passages were played with a passion and energy that is not easily matched.
Lewis began the evening in a very business-like manner. A quick bow to acknowledge the rapturous applause, and then straight into the first of the twelve waltzes. A similar routine followed at the interval, and then again at the end of the recital. I did find it a little strange that Lewis did not speak at all. Maybe this is part of the 'understated persona' that is alluded to in the concert programme. Looking back over previous concerts I had attended, I tried to think if this was a common trait of any other performers, or one that is unusual to Paul Lewis. I don't suppose it really matters that much. The performance was of the highest standard and that's what the night was all about. It is nice when performers give a bit of themselves away when performing, but Lewis seemed to give one hundred percent to the music. And if that's what it takes to get this kind of performance, then who am I to argue.
Here is Paul Lewis playing the first movement of Schubert's Piano Sonata No.19 in C minor.
Paul Lewis is back at the Sheldonian in November to play another selection of works by Schubert. For more information follow this link


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Maybe you only require a little of assurance, or of exactly what at last by handle, I will tell you on the off chance that you are uncertain I control my cell. Quarry appears like only a little hoverboard-test with the exception of it more often than not does not have any ties which after I said before I do not have to use vast tennis shoes. I may just push forward which Aim improbable to tumble off. By information I really do wish to wind up individual the street, out of this I will move – off the cell is. At the point when the arrival was to wind up hard or even a moving landing your driver may contact the push catch handle to enhance the arrival rigging and yes this may require heaps of exercise in the driver to end up capable. Pros thusly are truly making the float sheets in to The Potential and therefore are considering beneath joined with Online Think-tank. One fascinating issue for these developers presently is ought to these drift sheets have wheels. That is a thing that may at last be portrayed as rebate developers and by authorities and also the float cell techniques being purchased by the wants of the people accessible available place. In this manner the mutual objectives appear to be inline together adequacy is about the psyche of everyone is.


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The excitement and large crowds for the Leicestershire County Show will be coming to Market Harborough for the second consecutive year next weekend.
The two-day family event celebrates all aspects of rural life, with livestock and equine classes, a funfair, exhibitions and demonstrations.
It is taking place next Saturday and Sunday, August 26 and 27, at the Airfield Business Park showground, just outside Harborough.
Having relocated to Market Harborough from Melton Mowbray in 2016, last year's event attracted 12,000 people to the site. Originally a one-day event, it has now been extended to run over two days to accommodate the growing number of visitors.
Attractions over the weekend will include a motorcycle stunt display by Broke FMX and Freestyle Motocross, a classic car and tractor rally, and a traditional funfair with dodgems and a Ferris wheel.
For canine fans, there's the Rockwood dog show, which will conclude with an agility relay race between two teams of dogs.
For the first time this year, there will be an RAF Battle of Britain memorial flight flypast with Second World War-era Spitfire and Hurricane aircraft on the Sunday.
Other activities include a Leicester Tigers' golden boot competition, Fernie Pony Club Relay and a grand parade to close the show.
In addition to the entertainment, there will be up to 70 craft stands and 50 trade stands.
David Young, Leicestershire County Show director, said: "This promises to be a great family event with something for everyone.
"We are particularly excited by the RAF flyover which promises to bring something a little special to the weekend.
"The show has gone from strength to strength, with last year's relocation to the Harborough showground proving a big success."
The Leicestershire Agricultural Society, which organises the County Show, was formed in 1833 by a group of Leicestershire farmers to promote improvements in agriculture. Victoria Park in Leicester was the original site for the event. The show is expected to be very popular and to save time and money, tickets can be purchased online prior to the event at www.leicestershirecountyshow.co.uk. Tickets cost £8 online or £10 on the day. The under-14s get in for free and parking at the show ground is also free.
For more details about the activities at the 2017 event, see the website listed above.


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Multiple underlying conditions may be responsible for evolving respiratory compromise.([FOOTNOTE=Lynn, L. A., & Curry, J. P. Patterns of unexpected in-hospital deaths: a root cause analysis. Patient Saf Surg. 2011;5(1):3.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) The likelihood for developing respiratory compromise may be influenced by a number of patient-specific or treatment-specific factors.([FOOTNOTE=Alvarez, M. P., Samayoa-Mendez, A. X., Naglak, M. C., Yuschak, J. V., & Murayama, K. M. Risk Factors for Postoperative Unplanned Intubation: Analysis of a National Database. Am Surg. 2015;81(8):820-825.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=])
Changes in respiratory vital signs corresponding with respiratory compromise often precede in-hospital deterioration and are associated with increased mortality.([FOOTNOTE=Barfod, C., Lauritzen, M. M., Danker, J. K., et al. Abnormal vital signs are strong predictors for intensive care unit admission and in-hospital mortality in adults triaged in the emergency department - a prospective cohort study. Scand J Trauma Resusc Emerg Med. 2012;20:28.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) ([FOOTNOTE=Buist, M., Bernard, S., Nguyen, T. V., Moore, G., & Anderson, J. Association between clinically abnormal observations and subsequent in-hospital mortality: a prospective study. Resuscitation. 2004;62(2):137-141.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) ([FOOTNOTE=Chaboyer, W., Thalib, L., Foster, M., Ball, C., & Richards, B. Predictors of adverse events in patients after discharge from the intensive care unit. Am J Crit Care. 2008;17(3):255-263; quiz 264.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=])-6 Many in-hospital declines may be preventable with better monitoring and early intervention to address evolving respiratory compromise.([FOOTNOTE=Sun, Z., Sessler, D. I., Dalton, J. E., et al. Postoperative Hypoxemia Is Common and Persistent: A Prospective Blinded Observational Study. Anesth AnalgAnesthesiology. 2010;112(2):282-287.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) ([FOOTNOTE=Taenzer, A. H., Pyke, J. B., McGrath, S. P., & Blike, G. T. Impact of pulse oximetry surveillance on rescue events and intensive care unit transfers: a before-and-after concurrence study. Anesthesiology. 2010;112(2):282-287.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]),8
Respiratory compromise imposes substantial burdens on patient health and hospital costs.([FOOTNOTE=Andersen, L. W., Berg, K. M., Chase, M., et al. Acute respiratory compromise on inpatient wards in the United States: Incidence, outcomes, and factors associated with in-hospital mortality. Resuscitation. 2016;105:123-129.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) ([FOOTNOTE=Wang, H. E., Abella, B. S., & Callaway, C. W. Risk of cardiopulmonary arrest after acute respiratory compromise in hospitalized patients. Resuscitation. 2008;79(2):234-240.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]),10
Changes in patient populations, along with economic and practical considerations, have led to an overall increase in patient acuity on the general care floor (GCF). Despite the presence of higher risk patients, current GCF surveillance is often limited to isolated spot checks of core vital signs, such as heart rate, respiratory rate, blood pressure and temperature, with such observations often limited to every 4 hours, which leaves patients unmonitored 96% of the time.([FOOTNOTE=Weinger, M. B., & Lee, L. A. No Patient Shall Be Harmed By Opioid-Induced Respiratory Depression. APSF Newsletter. 2011;26(2):21.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) Therefore, these patients may be at increased risk for respiratory compromise.
Evidence has demonstrated that the implementation of automated early warning score systems may improve patient outcome, and reduce the cost of implementation compared to traditional manually calculated systems. ([FOOTNOTE=Bellomo, R., Ackerman, M., Bailey, M., et al. A controlled trial of electronic automated advisory vital signs monitoring in general hospital wards. Crit Care Med. 2012;40(8):2349-2361.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) ([FOOTNOTE=Slight, S. P., Franz, C., Olugbile, M., Brown, H. V., Bates, D. W., & Zimlichman, E. The return on investment of implementing a continuous monitoring system in general medical-surgical units. Crit Care Med. 2014;42(8):1862-1868.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]),13
The Vital Sync™ monitoring and CDS solution integrates information from wearable and bedside devices and transmits it to a hospital server. This single software platform helps clinicians gain more value from their medical devices. The Vital Sync™ CDS solution allows clinicians to take action with immediate access to smart, actionable data, implement clinical protocols through use of CDS apps, view patient physiological information remotely, and receive updates and alerts on any web-enabled device.
This new clinical decision support (CDS) app helps hospitals realize the benefits of using an automated early warning system. The Vital Sync™ EWS app continuously monitors patient information from multiple bedside and wearable devices, EMRs, as well as data that has been manually entered by clinicians, to automatically calculate an early warning score based on your facility's chosen algorithm. Clinicians know when the first signs of patient deterioration appear- so they can take the appropriate action.
A clinician's time and resources are limited, but a patient's needs are not. Microstream™-enabled capnography monitoring may provide an early warning of respiratory compromise,([FOOTNOTE=Cacho, G., Perez-Calle, J. L., Barbado, A., Lledo, J. L., Ojea, R., & Fernandez-Rodriguez, C. M. Capnography is superior to pulse oximetry for the detection of respiratory depression during colonoscopy. Rev Esp Enferm Dig. 2010;102(2):86-89.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]),([FOOTNOTE=Maddox, R. R., Oglesby, H., Williams, C. K., Fields, M., & Danello, S. (2008). Continuous Respiratory Monitoring and a "Smart" Infusion System Improve Safety of Patient-Controlled Analgesia in the Postoperative Period.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]),([FOOTNOTE=Overdyk, F. J., Carter, R., Maddox, R. R., Callura, J., Herrin, A. E., & Henriquez, C. Continuous oximetry/capnometry monitoring reveals frequent desaturation and bradypnea during patient-controlled analgesia. Anesth Analg. 2007;105(2):412-418.],[ANCHOR=],[LINK=]) offering clinicians the opportunity to provide care sooner and quickly determine how to intervene, reducing risk and saving time, money and lives.
The Nellcor™ pulse oximetry system with OxiMax™ technology establishes a new milestone in patient safety monitoring that can impact clinical settings from the everyday to the extraordinary. This new sensor design helps to more effectively monitor a broader range of patients, including those who may have been difficult to monitor in the past based on certain clinical considerations.


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Path's "+" Button
Rick Fillion:
Details take time. Details are exhausting, and require a ton of trial and error. I spent at least 5 minutes last night just tapping Path's button again and again looking at the animation to try to figure it out exactly, to figure out why it felt so right. Recreating it would take me much longer than those 5 minutes. This exhausting trial and error is how you can manage to create things that not only look good, but feel fantastic.


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It seems inevitable that a massive racial war will happen in America. It's not like much earlier times when only white people had legal guns so Black folks are now prepared to fight back and the White man realizes he has a real fight coming.
The anti-Muslim terrorist organization, Bureau of American Islamic Relations known for their armed protests, tucked tail when confronted by armed protestors.
The Huey P. Newton Gun Club, New Black Panther Party and The Nation of Islam teamed up to combat the overtly racist B.A.I.R and protect the South Dallas worshippers.
The Huey P. Newton Gun Club created after the killing of teenager Micheal Brown by Ferguson, Missouri police officer Darren Wilson to promote Black 2nd Amendment rights and gun ownership. In 1989, the New Black Panther Party formed in the absence of other black power organizations. The most well known black empowerment group, the Nation of Islam, founded by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad in the 1930's and continues to be a force for radical change in the Black community.


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I'm having a delightfully relaxing morning- there's birds chirping, a blue sky and a nice breeze. There was no established plan for this morning so I stunned the Taiwanese people to silence when I walked into the convenience store by myself, order a medium coffee, 1 sugar, no extra milk (even though all you can get here are lattes anyway) asked how much and said thank you. Taiwanese people are easily impressed. But I have only found one other white person at this conference- all the other invited speakers from America are originally from here or the mainland. I was walking past an improv group on my way to the physics building when Penny ran up with the rice roll, as per request of the professor because it's his favorite. It had peppers, onions, a peanut-ty sweet sauce and maybe some ginger inside. When he saw me later, he went on a passionate rant about how this was the height of Taiwanese breakfast food and this is what he missed most when he went to graduate school in the US. However, "people these days", especially those in business, think breakfast sandwiches are the new trendy thing which makes rice rolls harder to find. So convenance and the allure of the Western world probably contributes to the whole hamburger trend.
Oh, and Penny thinks the random pods of artsy students might be participating in a high school winter session camp. Although it contextualizes their antics, it doesn't make the random shenanigans any less entertaining!
Oh, and Penny thinks the random pods of artsy students might be participating in a high school winter session camp. Although it contextualizes their antics, it doesn't make the random shenanigans any less entertaining!
I speak after lunch but after working on this presentation off and on for a month I can give the whole thing without even looking at my slides so I'm ready and raring to go! Especially considering Lei Bao didn't even remember what he promised to talk about and the professor from CCU has talked about TEAL a lot but never formally, so he's struggling. I'm currently in his office, visiting with Puppy as the professor hunts down Lei Bao, but trying not to get too friendly to avoid being covered in dog hair.
Yup, so that's the latest with me. I'll try not to look blissfully snug in my pre-presentation preparedness. Tonight's the formal conference dinner (not ball-gown-formal, if you are my grandma and reading this worried about my wardrobe), where less than a quarter of participants scored invites. They have everyone squeezing in the guest hotel for the meal, which looks like it might be snuggly!


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Following fundraising activities in support of the Road Safety Fund by the company at Formula One Grand Prix events in Singapore, Malaysia and Abu Dhabi, a 'Helmets on Heads' initiative has been launched in partnership with the AIP Foundation.
CLEAR and AIP Foundation held a helmet handover celebration for the initiative's pilot project in Tu Ky district of Hai Duong province on 1st October. At the ceremony, 1,065 helmets were donated to 505 elementary students, 505 mothers, and 55 teachers from Ky Son and Tai Son primary schools.
These schools were selected for this donation as they are both located on major highway 391. Between 70 and 80 per cent of students travel to and from these school on motorcycles. Traffic in this area is made even more dangerous by proximity to industrial zones; these schools have experienced 12 non-fatal traffic incidents in the past three years. Many parents in this area make less than the average provincial income and cannot afford to buy helmets for themselves and their children.
The helmet handover ceremony included performances by students, parents, and teachers as well as helmet training games, and remarks by the Department of Education and Training. In addition to the provision of quality helmets, the 'Helmets for Heads' initiative held a workshop on September 28 to educate parents and teachers about road traffic laws, child helmet laws, and correct helmet use. Letters asking parents to pledge to always wear helmets and to help their children do the same were sent out to 550 parents of students from both schools. Every letter sent out brought in an agreement from a parent to join the project, to act as a role model and always wear a helmet, to make sure their child always wears a helmet as well. Other awareness raising activities will be conducted throughout the school year to ensure that children, parents, and teachers continue to wear helmets.