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Many times the old adage "iron sharpens iron" plays out on the football gridiron, and that remains true on the USC practice field.
As Fall camp disappears from the Gamecocks' rear-view mirror and the focus narrows to their opening game against NC State, the members of the USC defense confess the best offense they might see is the one they practice against every day.
Bryson Allen-Williams, who has been rotating between strongside linebacker and defensive end (BUCK), said there aren't too many teams that match the depth on the South Carolina offense. Allen-Williams talked about which of his skills translate best to the BUCK position, and what he envisions from the Wolfpack next week:
Allen-Williams is learning from a younger player at BUCK, DJ Wonnum, whose time on the field increased late last season. Wonnum believes he and Allen-Williams can make a dynamic duo for the revamped Gamecock pass rush:
The secondary has earned contributions from a player who just received a scholarship this week in Javon Charleston. The redshirt sophomore now has a steady hold at the safety position after rotating between offense and defense earlier in his USC tenure. Charleston talked about the moment Will Muschamp told him he was on scholarship:
Charleston's roommate, senior safety DJ Smith, said earlier that day they were even discussing how he would pay the rent due at the end of the month. Now that Charleston is on scholarship, Smith is happy he can focus on playing ball and the task at hand next week against NC State:


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Sunday, December 17, 2017
Joy * Advent Whispers
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Obeying the Father seems like such a simple task, doesn't it? But when I read my joy is complete in Jesus, I know I want to do what it takes to have that joy,ReplyDelete
Bless8ngs on your Sunday,Replies
I hear you, Mary. There's joy in obedience ... and that's not always the way we view following His commands, is it.Delete
That our joy may be complete . . . Thank you, Jesus!ReplyDelete
Blessings, Linda!
Enjoying your whispers and His words, friend. Blessings on your Sabbath!ReplyDeleteReplies
It's been a beautiful day, hasn't it ...Delete
Love the picture and love the series. Wish I was doing that.ReplyDeleteReplies
I'm glad you're here with us today!Delete
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You're sweet ...Delete
Still here, but it hurts so much.ReplyDelete
You're showing us all how to be overcomers, victors, fighters, Andrew. Each day you're impacting people right and left ... despite the pain.Delete
May you and Barb sense God's comfort in the midst of the battle, friend, even as you read this reply.
I pray we still know joy in the midst of the worst!ReplyDelete
Blessings, My Friend!Replies
Amen, Lulu. Happiness is oh so fleeting.Delete
Joy, that fruit of the Spirit, remains as He continues to define who we are.
What a wonderful God we serve!
Sweet and joy-filled picture and advent verse!ReplyDeleteReplies
I like the kids to 'have at' the tree! None of them is around this year so it's filled with my grandma's fragile ornaments instead.Delete
Either way? Beautiful ...
This photo absolutely captures my heart, Linda. I love hearts. :) And I especially love how your granddaughter is taking it in. The verse, too, is so comforting. Thank you for all these Advent whispers! Love and hugs to you!ReplyDeleteReplies
She was entranced ... and I was, too!Delete
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I'd love if you'd email me your contribution ... I'd be delighted to hand post it as soon as possible.
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Two teenagers face more than 20 charges between them after allegedly breaking into homes and stealing cars in the Northern Territory, including driving one more than 300km.
Police say the boy, 16, and girl, 17, broke into a Palmerston house and stole a car, among other items, then drove to Katherine.
They say the pair abandoned that car then broke into a second home and stole a second vehicle.
The teens were to appear in the Darwin Magistrates Court on Tuesday.


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2 Michael Hankards, Cork to Cape Breton
The older Michael Hankard, b ca 1798 Ireland, is believed to be grandson of UEL John Maloney. Michael-1 married CB born Ann Carlin (first cousin? parents not yet known)in Sydney 1820. He was farmer in Sydney and with Crown grant land on Lingan, attended Sacred Heart. He died 1862 leaving wife, son James and wife Catherine ?----?, and daughter Mary Ann who later married Miles Fitzgerald. Ann Carlin Hankard died 1869. The second Michael was born in Cloyne, Co Cork, Ireland (?date?) son of Patrick Hankard and Margaret Stafford. He married 1849 in Sydney, Margaret McDonald, widow Blake and d/o Dennis McDonald and Catherine McCormak; witnesses were Michael-1's two children: James and Mary Ann. Michael-2 died 1850, 5 weeks before his daughter Catherine was born.
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Why do you go to church?
Ah! And so inspired am I by the passionate responses that I thought I'd share my subsequent thoughts here. (I wouldn't ask you to go read the conversation on Facebook as I don't spend much time there myself... albeit I'm thankful for the connections with people I love... and feel especially appreciative of this most recent "conversation.")
"I believe the local Church is the hope of the world." ~Bill Hybels
I believe that with all of my being and I shout a loud "Amen and amen!"
We pulled into Spokane, Washington on a typical Sunday afternoon this last August. I dialed my in-love's phone number to get directions to their new house. Aunt Kathy and Uncle Jake, the ones who raised my husband; the mother and father-in-laws I prayed for since I was twelve-years old. "Do you think we'd have time to pick up our vehicle and still make it to the six o'clock service at Life Center?" I asked. Our friends were special guests, sharing their passion and vision for Malawi, Africa, and we were hoping to get to hear them. Besides... the whole Church... all our family... butterflies alighted in our stomachs, the way it happens when you're about to see someone who you haven't seen in what feels like forever, someone loved and treasured.
Aunt Kathy's voice, soothing, perpetually solution-oriented, "No, I'm sorry. Our house is too far away. Is this something pretty important to you?" I sighed quietly, letting go. The butterflies didn't cease... in just minutes I'd throw my arms around this woman who occupies such a large portion of my heart. And Uncle Jake, dear, precious Uncle Jake. She finished giving directions as my sweet sister-in-law exited the freeway onto Maple Street.
A moment later the phone rang. "We've figured out a way for you to be able to make it in time for the six o'clock service." She told us where to meet them. Told me they were bringing the vehicle to us. I am overwhelmed by this tangible grace. And so, minutes later we shared hugs all around, a couple of the children opting to go with Grandma and Grandpa while the rest of us went on to Life Center.
We pulled up just in time. Holding hands, LeRoy and I and our two oldest children entered the enormous foyer, more like a great-room or family room, with its cafe table sets, sofas and armchairs. Deliriously happy, we made our way toward the auditorium, where we could hear Pastor Joe introducing our friends.
But we never made it into the auditorium. We met up with a friend coming out and stopped to talk. And by the time we finished talking, our friends had finished their few minutes of sharing. Though we know it was great... laughter bubbled all the way out into all the spaces. That's the way they are. Our friends. Funny. Courageous. Faithful. Fully alive... contagiously so. They pushed open the double doors, entering the lobby all smiles and hugs and Amy's famous kiss on each cheek, the men doing the man-hug with slaps on the back.
Then it was another couple of hours of sitting on couches, putting our feet up on the ottoman, drinking coffee, catching up with so many friends passing through the commons area or coming there to loiter, to pass the time conversing, connecting, getting filled up, and pouring out... these people who have become family over the last eighteen years, dear loved ones who we've done life with together.
After a while I looked over to see a friend of ours talking to our boys at a nearby cafe table. Their conversation appeared conspiratorial, them leaning in, our friend apparently asking questions as I watched my boy's expressions, thoughtful, somewhat serious, and then smiling broadly. Some time later I looked over to see the same friend, his hands on their shoulders as he prayed for them. Later I would ask them about the conversation and they would tell me he asked about their dreams, about their passions, that he prayed they would become mighty men for God.
And my heart... the seams pulled and stretched, me wondering how I'd keep from bursting with love... for this family... the local Church.
That week we got to spend more time with these people who mean so much to us... people we'll get to spend e t e r n i t y with -- such extravagant Grace! -- at the Global Summit Leadership Conference. A conference with the vision "to transform Christian leaders around the world with an injection of vision, skill development, and inspiration for the sake of the local church."
Because we're passionate about the Church.
To say that I don't "go to church" isn't completely accurate, I suppose. We went to church (buildings) three times in January.
One Sunday we went to Kingdom Hall with our friends who are Jehovah's Witnesses. They came to our door sometime back in late August, asked if they could study the Bible with me. They hardly finished speaking before I invited them in, made us all a cup of tea, began to get acquainted... to build relationships. They've been coming to Church every Wednesday afternoon since. (Since their religion doesn't permit them to go to any other other religion's church but their own, they won't attend a service in a building that we'd typically visit. And this is that abundant Grace that lives in me, this Spirit of Love that loves through me, this lifelong adventure of being the Church... so that whoever I come in contact with... is visiting Church. That makes my heart beat fast! Lord, have mercy!) So maybe Kingdom Hall didn't exactly count as church since our belief system isn't in accordance with theirs. The important thing is that we were with people we genuinely love and care about.
Another Sunday we went to Trinity Baptist Church in the morning. Got to be there to show our support for A. as she got to be baptized by her daddy. Since she's only five-years old, he shared on her behalf a little about her spiritual journey... It was the best part of my day! The pastor spoke from Nehemiah and I was reminded about God's vision for our lives and His power to see that vision carried out.
But now I have to tell you... this is where my passion runs deep for the Church. After the service was over, and we all stood there chit-chatting, (which, Lord help me, is constantly a source of anxiety for me), and my mind started to race, This can't be it! This isn't Church! A few praise songs, a Scripture reading, a sermon... though blessed by all these, Church isn't Church with me staring at the backs of the heads in front of me, (what? no eye contact?), wondering about the person's week next to me, wanting to know how God is moving, transforming, rocking these people's worlds, wanting to share my own experiences with my Lord and King over the past few days! And so... "What are your plans for lunch?" I asked two families standing there. When they said they didn't have plans, "Great! Then will you join us for lunch at our house? We'll have, um, uh, chicken salad sandwiches annnnnd, uhh, tomato soup. LeRoy will run to the grocery store and we'll see you shortly. Oh. And here's our address. ...And phone number in case you get lost." You see, it seemed the only sensible thing to do. Because God's heart is to enjoy intimacy with us... that must mean He wants us to share in-to-me-you-see with one another. Right?
(By the way, my house was a big mess... which translated into more and more and more grace.)
While going to church certainly has the potential to draw me closer to God's heart, it doesn't necessarily cause me to feel more "worshipful" or "closer to God." Intimacy with Kingdom family who are Church draws me closer to God's heart. Showing up in all my sloppy weaknesses and failures and knowing I'm loved for the mess that I am... receiving the gifts of grace and patience... receiving encouragement to press in to my Savior... knowing we're sojourners on this adventure together... This is the Hope of the world. It's this Kingdom culture, this culture of honor that draws me to go to church to be with the Church.
I appreciate how my friend, Amy, said in our FB conversation, "I love when the Word of God is passionately changing me -- and without the body (the Church) -- it is a lonely journey." Exactly. The only thing I love more than a grand adventure... is experiencing a grand adventure with people I love. Fellow sojourners. The beautiful privilege of being together with other saints -- to be vulnerable, real -- to do life together. Yes, an immense privilege!
And what about the sermon aspect of church? Oh! I love this part, too! I feel like the pastor is talking just to me -- same as a concert, conference or a class -- but the person up front can share the message more efficiently than meeting with us individually over coffee to share the same thing he or she can share with 40, 150, or 5,000 at a time. I just like it better when we can discuss it over lunch later. That's all.
The enduring weekly reminder to be the Church. To meet once a week to get centered -- always, always with the focus to draw closer to God's heart. Or, sometimes to draw my wandering heart back to God. To challenge us to a higher standard. To remind us to fill up on His Love daily so that we can pour out that which strengthens souls.
Later that same day we went to the four o'clock service at the Chapel on Base where Chaplain Costin preached with both passion and compassion from Psalm 139 on the sanctity of life. Again, what blessing and encouragement poured into my heart!
God, you know me! You knit me together in the womb! You know my comings and my goings! You see. You know. You know my insatiable appetite for depth and intimacy. With You. With people. Savior, Jesus, help me dream bigger dreams. Help me live a faith that is reckless, knowing You know all the details... knowing my messes don't scare You or overwhelm You.
So why do I go to church? Because I'm drawn there by the overwhelming desire to spend time with really cool people who are as messy as me in this crazy world we live in. People who are mutually passionate about living God-sized adventures. People who get scared, lose faith, stumble, have foolishly arrogant moments, and walk in, grasping for Hope, (much like when Hope pulled Christian out of the Slough of Despondency in Pilgrim's Progress?). My friend, Diana R. said, "...you realize how much your church family and attendance and being in his presence to worship with others who love him means to you and God." What a privilege to be His Church. What a responsibility we have to each other and to the world to be the Hope that pulls people out of a state of despondency!
I think the best example of why I go to church is the story of the time I saw my friend Marilyn R. in the Commissary (grocery store on Base). We had only been here in Germany a few months and were just starting to get to know people. A new couple who also recently arrived had visited our church the week before. Since I didn't really know her as we had only briefly met, I glanced over and then quickly continued up the grocery aisle. I stopped momentarily to find an item on the shelf and that's when I found myself in a holy moment. The next thing I knew, Marilyn was there beside me, her beautiful Puerto Rican accent praising Jesus, me caught up in her motherly embrace. She planted a kiss on my cheek and said, "Praise Jesus, I just had to come over here and give you a big hug! I love you, Sister! God loves you! Praise Him!" And then she walked away. And I thought, I'll go to church where she goes. Oh, wait! How cool, she's goes to the same church as me! I want to journey with the same Jesus she knows. I want what she's having! Praise Jesus! And you know what, that wasn't just some weird moment for her... her and her husband and their teenage daughter live that all-out crazy-in-love-with-Jesus adventure faithfully, consistently. They are the Church.
It's people like that that draw me into the presence of God, whether it's in a church building with a group of Christians, or it's just our family gathered for "pajama church," listening to Pastor Groeschel on LifeChurch.tv and praying for one another in the "hot seat." Or on a hike with another family, admiring God's creation, discussing marriage, parenting, friendship, and how it all fits into the grand scheme of eternity. Or sharing a meal with folks after the basketball game, the one where I worried over blowing our grocery budget for the week until Spirit reminded me that we are the Church meeting in J.R. Rockers for church and how during our time together we even made plans to visit Hamburg, (and possibly Denmark?), together.
Like one of my most favorite people on the planet said in our FB discussion, I go to church for "A million one reasons and counting..." (Thank you, Uncle Brian.) Another reason is for those hymns I am so passionate about! Those hymns that I hum or sing all day long. The ones I play on the piano during my personal worship times with Jesus. How I'd love to hear the tenors, bass, and sopranos sing all three rousing verses of Wonderful Grace of Jesus! If I close my eyes, I can still hear the harmony in our congregation when I was a child -- I'm sure it's a small sampling of what it will be like in heaven!
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Today was the true beginning of the "missions" part of this missions trip.
We were treated to a delicious breakfast of biscuits and gravy and scrambled eggs and we planned the day. We had a Masai village to drive to, an English class to prepare for, and a sewing class to organize. Mixed in throughout that where was obviously time that would be spent with the kids in Neema Village. Each of the team members is assigned a few kids that they are encouraged to read to during the day whenever they can. We each have three kids, and the like to read and they I think many kids switched back and forth between people once a book was finished. They really like to be with people who want to play and read to them.
About half of the group left at 9 am and went to the Masai village to pick up one of the kids who went home for Christmas, Joshua, and his stepmother so she could attend the sewing class that would be put on by Krista.
While they were on their way to the village, the rest of us went into Arusha to exchange some money for trips to the market and villages. 10,000 Tanzanian shillings is about $5 and the largest bill that they have is 10,000 shillings so our stacks of money grew with the exchange.
Next were the afternoon classes. Debbie had to get her curriculum organized and Krista her sewing supplies ready. There were about 20-25 women that came in to learn English or to learn to sew using the machines that Neema has on site. They began with singing a couple of worship songs and then split for the different classes. There will be more classes tomorrow afternoon and then next week.
The rest of the afternoon and early evening was spent with kids playing and reading. It has been really fun to get to know the kids and play. There are babies, toddlers, and the Montana Kids. The "Montana Kids" are the kids that are a little older and that are still left here by their families but are not able to be adopted because the families won't sign off on the adoption rights even though they do not have the means to support them. So Neema provides a good place for them to be a kid and learn.
After some dinner prepared for us with some veggies that were grown here at the village, we began to wind down for the evening. Some gifts for the staff of Neema Village were put together for tomorrow and we got ready for bed.
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Good News Gang
Good News Gang met on Thursday 6th November. We prepared for the Family Service theme - "Let the children come to me." We sang, told our good news, prayed together and made some small scenes to show children coming to see and be blessed by Jesus. Next GNG is 5:15pm on Thursday 4th December in the church room.


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Musical groups from The Hall were invited to entertain staff at the Next Headquarters in Enderby as part of their festive entertainment. The school choir, recorder groups and French choir went along accompanied by Mrs Wheatley and Madame Chollet. The children sang and performed in the atrium as members queued up for their Christmas lunches. They responded with enthusiasm and much appreciation as the children performed. Many emails were sent to the school with so many staff expressing their appreciation. As one member of Next staff wrote: "I just want to say a huge thank you to your staff and children for visiting Next Head Office today. The children are sang their hearts out... they are wonderful... the highlight of my week! Please pass on my congratulations to the whole choir and staff involved, they are a credit to your school."
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It's Sushi Zanmai located at One Utama. A place recommended by dear Wan Cheng before for dinning.
It's worthwhile depsite having to wait for seats for around 15 mins. A little chit-chatting with Pooi Gan and Jamie while lining up could make time passed easily.
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It's so mouth watering. However, it's not mine. Regretted for not ordering it. Omg...i couldn't help to steal a small portion from Pooi Gan. It melted once it was put in my mouth. Yummy. I must order it during the next visit to 1 U.
Jamie and i chose ramen. Err this is so so. I prefer Unado more.
And this..
Obviously it's not from Sushi Zanmai.
We went to 100 Yen which is situated not far away from 1U after watching Bride Wars.
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Dallas Goedert, The Britton Bomber
Dallas Goedert the monster tight end for the South Dakota State Jackrabbits has been making a name for himself throughout this 2016 college football season. Leading all Division I tight ends in catches (92) and yards (1293) and was second in touchdowns, and has made more than his share of highlight reel plays.One of those plays that specifically stands out was a one handed touchdown catch he made in the back of the end zone vs. Drake. That play was good enough to be the 5th best play on a Sportscenter top 10 segment.
The thing about Dallas is that he's far more than his highlights, from a down to down basis he is consistently making an impact for his team, whether it be making key blocks or being a diversion for his teammates, he is all over the film.
In the NFL, teams are desperately looking for tight ends that you can move all over the field, creating mismatches for the defense. That is exactly what Goedert does, he is a dynamic chess piece that coaches will love and move all over the field. When watching him play, you can instantly recognize that he plays everywhere getting reps in-line, from the slot, and even as the outside receiver, and he excels from each spot. As a blocker he is both willing and able. While his blocking skills leave something to be desired at the next level it should be expected that he is raw in that area with such great catching ability that over shadows the traditional TE roles.
Explosive athleticism has played a huge role during his rocket like ascension into one of CFBs most dynamic players. From all accounts this wasn't an overnight transformation either, he arrived at SDSU as a walk on about 50 lbs. lighter, but during the last three years he has added to his frame all while becoming more explosive. He has a vertical jump of 36″, and a broad jump of 9 ft 7 inches. While there is no listed 40 time for Goedert one can assume that his is between 4.50 and 4.60, based solely on what his 10 yard split is (1.51). This type of athleticism put's him in the upper echelon of NFL starters, with the physical testing information that has been made available to the public, Goedert has tested very similarly to Rob Gronkowski. That's not to say he is Gronkowski, that would be placing expectations way too high.
Currently Dallas is near pro size coming in at 6`5 and around 250 lbs, while still maintaining the 4.5/4.6 speed that rips apart the front 7.
Goedert while very talented, has his limitations, he's not overly quick in and out of his breaks, and he goes down often from minimal contact. That being said, it really doesn't take away too much from what he offers as a player.He's an instant contributor in the NFL, and may very well end up being a 1st or 2nd round selection. When he gets to the NFL he will bring a unique dynamic to any offense, offensive coordinators will love him, and defensive coordinators will fear him.
Projection- Early 2nd round
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Here are the more interesting Facebook Messenger statistics and facts that I was able to dig up so far in my travels. As always, I will be updating this post semi-monthly, so be sure to check back again in the future for new tallies.
Ever since Facebook spun off the messaging function of their mobile app into a standalone instant messaging app named Messenger, they have been racking up some pretty impressive usage numbers. Facebook Messenger has been growing exponentially over the past few years and has quickly become more than an app and pretty much a full mobile platform.
While I have been keeping Facebook Messenger statistics in my Facebook statistics post since its launch, after hearing that Facebook will no longer require a Facebook account in order to use Messenger, it seemed like a good time to break out the stats and focus this new post and report covering all the interesting statistics and facts about Facebook Messenger.
Facebook Messenger Facts
- Website: messenger.com
- Year Facebook Messenger Launched: 2011
- Developer: Facebook
- Facebook Messenger App: iOS | Android
Facebook Messenger History
- 2008 – Instant messaging is introduced to Facebook
- 2011 – The standalone Facebook messaging app launches
- 2012 – Sign ups for Messenger without a Facebook account began
- 2013 – Chat heads feature is added
- 2013 – Voice calling is added
- 2015 – Payments feature, video calling and business features are added
- 2016 – Facebook Messenger Lite launches and bots are introduced
- 2017 – Facebook Messenger Kids launches
Facebook Messenger Statistics
How many people use Facebook Messenger?
Last updated 12/13/17
Number of Messenger Kids users:
Last updated 8/13/18
Number of pages that use messaging:
Last updated 5/31/17
Percentage of the world's population that use Facebook messenger monthly:
Last updated 1/7/16
Number of photos sent through Facebook Messenger per month:
Last updated 11/21/17
Number of chatbots on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 5/1/18
Number of Facebook Messenger chatbot developers to date:
Last updated 5/1/18
Number of countries that Facebook Messengers are using chatbots in:
Last updated 9/12/16
Number of people that use Facebook Messenger's audio and video calling features each month:
Last updated 2/1/17
Average number of messages sent monthly between users and businesses on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 5/1/18
Percentage of Facebook monthly users that use Messenger:
Last updated 4/12/17
Number of businesses on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 4/18/17
Number of games that have been played on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 4/18/17
Percentage of US teens that use Facebook Messenger daily:
Last updated 1/18/17
Average number of emojis sent daily on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 7/17/17
Average number of GIFs per minute sent on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 6/14/17
Number of reactions sent on Facebook Messenger to date:
Last updated 12/13/17
Most popular reaction on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 6/7/17
Average group chat size on Facebook Messenger:
Last updated 12/13/17
This report is a digital collection of all the Facebook Messenger statistics I have curated over the years as of December 2018. 60 of them including stats for:
- Usage Stats
- Growth
- Global Reach
- Activity
- Etc.- all in one place
I try to go through each and every Facebook Messenger statistic regularly and update as much as possible, but we all know that some stats are easier to track down than others. As always, every stat is linked to its original source and has the source date listed.
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Walk for your health
Today is National Walk @ Lunch Day, so we hope you can get outside of the office and help us celebrate! It's one of the easiest and most effective forms of exercise.
Medical research shows that people who use walking as a fitness program can have a positive influence on many chronic conditions and diseases, including:
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What homes for sale got the nation clicking this month? Ranked from 10 to one, here are the most viewed in the Zoopla property charts.
10. What? Five-bedroom terraced house
Where? Windsor Road, Tuebrook, Liverpool
How much? £90,000
At 10th place in the 'most-clicked-on' rankings for January was this enormous terraced house in Liverpool. Brimming with potential as a student let or spacious family home, any buyer will have plenty of change from £100,000 and escape Stamp Duty entirely.
Sold by: Jones & Chapman
9. What? Six-bedroom detached house
Where? Beeston Fields Drive, Beeston, Nottingham
How much? £1,395,000
In ninth place it's still a large, detached home... just at the other end of the price spectrum. Your £1.4m spent on this six-bedroom pad in Nottingham will stretch to a home cinema, enormous kitchen and five bathrooms.
Sold by: Robert Ellis
8. What? Four-bedroom detached house
Where? Tollhouse Way, Girdle Toll, Irvine, Scotland
How much? £169,000
This detached family home in North Ayreshire, Scotland comes with every convenience a 21st century family could need. This includes an open plan kitchen/diner, utility room, two bathrooms and plenty of off-street parking. And all for under £170,000.
Sold by: Allen & Harris
7. What? Seven-bedroom detached house
Where? Edgecombe Close, Kingston-Upon-Thames
How much? £3,395,000
What will £3.4m buy you in west London? How about this eclectically-decorated Georgian-style mansion, which has recently been renovated by an Italian designer? It certainly piqued Zoopla users' interest as the 7th most-viewed home in January.
Sold by: Robert Holmes
6. What? Five-bedroom detached house
Where? Baas Hill, Broxbourne
How much? £1,750,000
It's not hard to see why this mansion made this month's top 10. But it's the back garden that really steals the show. With its heated swimming pool and a bar complete with a built-in television, what better place to host a barbeque and watch Wimbledon?
Sold by: Rodney Short & Co
5. What? Six-bedroom semi-detached house
Where? Cambrian View, Clydach Vale, Tonypandy, Wales
How much? £179,995
This modest Welsh property is proof that you can't judge a book by its cover. For less than £180,000, you'll get six bedrooms set over an incredible six floors. It also offers fantastic views across the Bwlch mountain.
Sold by: Diamonds
4. What? Five-bedroom detached house
Where? Amersham Road, Beaconsfield
How much? Price on application
If a home is marked as 'price on application' (POA), you can generally expect it to be pricey. And this immaculately-maintained Victorian cottage (currently split into two dwellings, but sold as one) is unlikely to be an exception.
Sold by: Nigel Briggs and Co Ltd
3. What? Three-bedroom detached house
Where? Nunings Way, Nafferton, Driffield
How much? £190,000
Just making it into the top three is this pristine detached home in Yorkshire. It's conveniently just around the corner from Nafferton train station, which runs direct services to Hull, Doncaster and Sheffield.
Sold by: Woolley & Parks
2. What? Three-bedroom detached house
Where? Marsh Road, Fritton, Great Yarmouth
How much? £550,000
Fancy a former toll house surrounded by serene woodland? It would appear many of you do, as this home took second place in the viewing rankings last month. Luxuries include a covered swimming pool, two conservatories and a triple carport.
Sold by: Fine and Country
1. What: Six-bedroom property
Where: Burkes Road, Beaconsfield
How much: £2,750,000
Topping the hottest home charts in January was this luxuriously-renovated Buckinghamshire mansion with its six bedrooms, cinema room and games room tucked away on the second floor. We can but dream.
Sold by: Tim Russ Prime


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Lighting appears odd - the reflection looks very clear though.
But a pity they are looking in different directions, Joe.
If they were both facing the same way, one behind the other, this would be a really stunning shot.
Even face to face would be better. At the moment it seems as though they have had a quarrel and are sulking!
It does look like they have had an argument. Great capture with a wonderful reflection.
Their looking away from each other creates its own story, which is quite different to the one where they were facing each other. I like that you have left space on each side for their gaze.
A moment well captured.


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MEXICO CITY — Mexico ratified landmark constitutional reforms Thursday to strengthen Indian rights, but indigenous communities that had inspired the bill dismissed it as useless in saving the peace process in Chiapas state.
State legislatures in Michoacan and Nayarit ratified the set of amendments known as the indigenous rights law, bringing the number of states approving it to 17--more than the majority required among Mexico's 31 states to change the Constitution.
But ratification came over rejection by states with large Indian populations and opposition from indigenous leaders.
"This reform will be born dead," the governors and leading lawmakers in heavily indigenous Chiapas and Oaxaca states said in a letter published Thursday in the Milenio newspaper.
Only months ago, the reforms were seen as crucial to ending an impasse with the Zapatista rebels in Chiapas, who rose up in arms in 1994 to defend Indian rights.


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Hi All,
This is a strange one. The remote control buttons on the steering wheel only work when the engine is not running. The ignition can be on either accessories or in the on position (dash lights on) but as soon as you start the engine, the buttons stop working. I have checked every function on the radio and CD and all works fine. This problem has only just started and there was no indication of a problem developing such as the buttons working intermittently, everything worked fine until one day it didn't.
Yes I have checked the plug on the back of the radio, no wires are broken, and they are getting resistance readings from the steering wheel buttons. I have tried swearing profusely at the radio and steering wheel but to no effect
Any ideas?
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- mipicasanovaAsked on October 28, 2016 at 07:45 AM
Hi, I've activated "hide the past" on the date selection calendar. I've activated and deactivazted several times but it doesn't seem to be working. Is there any known bug or is there something I'm missing?
Thank you
- JotForm SupportNik_CAnswered on October 28, 2016 at 09:56 AM
I checked your form, but I wasn't able to replicate this error, it is showing properly for me:
Is the issue still persists?
Please let us know.
Thank you!
- mipicasanovaAnswered on October 28, 2016 at 11:34 AM
Oh, it is actually working but I hadn't noticed because I was actually expecting a different behavior. My understand was simply that a previous date wasn't clickable in the calendar window... Which i think would be prefferable. Thank you anyhow
- JotForm SupportWelvinAnswered on October 28, 2016 at 01:15 PM
Yes, if past date is unchecked from the DateTime field settings, the past dates shouldn't be clickable. Here's how it should appear in the form:
- mipicasanovaAnswered on November 03, 2016 at 10:11 AM
Unfortunately this is not happenning here and the option is well selected
- JotForm SupportNik_CAnswered on November 03, 2016 at 12:16 PM
Please go to options for Date field, then limits and uncheck Past option:
That way your users will no be able to click on past dates.
Let us know how this works for you.
Thank you!
- mipicasanovaAnswered on November 03, 2016 at 12:40 PM
Got it! Finally! Thank you


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Beating the winter blues
January may traditionally be considered one of the most frigid months on the calendar, but we've had it pretty easy so far. Canadians have been basking in balmier-than-usual winter weather, although the season hasn't even hit its peak. The milder temperatures have allowed us to leave our parkas packed away for a little while longer, but the chilling reality is starting to settle in. The inevitable is on the horizon; the deep freeze will soon be upon us.
Coping with the Canadian winter
If you're like me, born and bred in Canada, our bodies should automatically acclimatize when the mercury drops, right? Wrong. Whenever winter arrives (and we know it never misses a year), there seems to be an adjustment period for many of us. That's why we should strive to find creative ways to beat the winter blues.
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) affects countless Canadians; up to 80 per cent of those directly impacted are women, according to the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. SAD is most often described by having feelings of hopelessness and can be coupled with oversleeping. While this type of clinical depression can last until spring, even those who aren't acutely affected can develop a bit of cabin fever during the dead of winter.
Even if you've made a conscious effort to view the frozen glass as 'half full' during winter months, negative feelings from others can still get you down. There's even a dedicated day that's been dubbed the most depressing of the year. It's called Blue Monday and this year, it falls on January 18th. We can thank this formula: cold weather plus holiday credit card bills. And for some, the blues stretch far beyond mid-month. Children can be affected too. Since the days are shorter during winter months, some experts blame a dip in vitamin D or serotonin for our sluggish behavior. If you're a parent, getting the kids outside for some fresh air can take some legwork. That might include helping your little one get dressed, searching for that matching mitten or, if you're like me, trying to reason with my two-year-old, who would rather wear a sun hat than a toque. The good news is that many children actually enjoy everything the season has to offer, so it's best to embrace the elements instead of wishing winter away.
Winter weather
There will be snow. There will be biting winds. There will be double-digit negative temperatures. Instead of hiding under your duvet, why not invest in a good winter coat? After putting on your parka, participating in outdoor activities and winter sports like skating and skiing can wake up those sleeping endorphins. Keeping up with your exercise routine might also help you beat the blues. Listening to the crackle of a wood burning fireplace and sipping hot cocoa may be small gestures, but they're great ways to embrace what Old Man Winter has to offer.
Winter safety
As you prep the family for winter play, it's important to take safe strides while venturing outdoors. When it comes to dressing for sub-zero temperatures, layer, layer, layer! Make sure children are bundled up from head to toe. Mitten clips will also ensure your little one's hands aren't left out in the cold.
Since children are more prone to hypothermia, make sure you keep kids dry and look for warning signs like lethargy and slurred speech. Frostbite is also something to keep an eye on. Fingers, toes, ears and nose are key areas where frostbite can quickly set in. If you notice pale, blistered or gray skin, take swift action.
As I traditionally sigh each year with the feeling of winter's chill, I'm reminded that we are fortunate to have four seasons in Canada. And no matter how painstakingly long it might feel, winter also brings picturesque views, lasting memories of my children making snowmen and, most importantly, the arrival of my firstborn child. So take a moment and enjoy all of winter's glory.
If you're looking for more tips on easing those winter blues, there's lots of material out there. These articles from Canadian Living and Reader's Digest caught my eye. And of course stay tuned to this blog for regular tips and information on a variety of other important topics.
Stay warm!


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Schools in Rome will stay closed also on Monday, mayor Gianni Alemanno has announced.
The prefect will make the same decision for public administration offices, but those providing essential services will remain open, he added, in view of heavy snowfall predicted for Monday afternoon.
Up to 12.00 Monday, all vehicles travelling in Rome must be fitted with snow tyres or carry snow chains on board.
For any other information, the toll-free number of the Civil Defence unit for the weather crisis is 800 854 854.


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RUST tI. BRITTLE SILVER CO.
residence and citlzenshipcan only be in the state or country by the laws of which it was ereated, although it may have an office and do business in other states whose laws permit it. Shaw v. Mining 00., 145 U. S. 444, 12 Sup. Ct. Rep. 935; Ward v. Manufacturing Go., 5 C. C. A. 538, 56 Fed. Rep. 437. On the argument it was urged that the cause was not removable under the act of 1887, (24 Stat. 552, c. 373,) unless it was one of which the federal court could take jurisdiction originally under the provisions of the first section of the act if no ass.ignment of the claim had been made; and that, as the petition for removal fails to show that the citizenship of George, the assignor of the claim, is such that he could have brought the action originally in the federal court, the cause was erroneously removed; and the opinion of Judge Shiras in McNulty v. Insurance Co., 46 Fed. Rep. 305, is cited in support of this contention. We do not find it necessary to express any opinion as to the soundness of this construction of the statute. While it is true the petition for removal does not allege that George, the assignor of the cause of action, is a citizen of Kansas, we think that under the rule laid down in Express Co. v. Kountze Bros., 8 Wall. 342, that fact sufficiently appears from other parts of the record. See Ward v. Manufacturing Co., supra, and cases cited. It is objected that the verdict of the jury was for the defendant, without designating which defendant. As elsewhere shown, there was but one real defendant in the action. The nominal defendants never appeared, and the plaintiff, in his brief, very properly says: "There was no issue between the plaintiff and two of the defendants upon which a verdict could have been rendered." The record shows that the only issue tried, and the only one the jury were sworn to try, was that between the plaintiff and the insurance company, and that no other party appeared. Judgment was rendered in favor of the defendants. This trifiing clerical error, if, indeed, it is such, is capable of correction by an inspection of the record, and constitutes no ground for the reversal of the case. Bank v. Farwell, 56 Fed. Rep. 570. The judgment of the court below is affirmed.
RUST v. BRITTLE SILVER CO. et at (CIrcuit Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit. October 30, 1893.)
No. 302.
In a suIt to set aside a deed of trust made for the benefit of creditors. it appeared that the plaintiff and the trustee were citizens of the same state, but that the beneficiaries under the deed, other than the plaintiff, were citizens of another state. Hela, that the trustee was an Indispensable party to the suit, and that the federal court, therefore. had no jurisdIction.
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of 'Colorado. Decree modified.
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M. B. Carpenter and W. N.McBird, for appellant. Albert S. Frost, for appellees. Before CALDWELL and SANBORN, Circuit Judges, and THAY· ER, District Judge. CALDWELL, Circuit Judge. This is a suit in equity begun by George Rust, the appellant, against the Brittle Silver Company, Albert S. Frost, trustee, William H. Bofinger, Charles K. Hall, and GeorgeN. Fenno, appellees, in the circuit court of the United States for the district of Colorado. The Brittle Silver Company, a IJollisiana corporation, on the. 10th day of April, 1890, conveyed all its property, consisting of lode mining claims in Summit county, Colo., to Albert S. Frost, in trust, to secure the payment of debts due and owing by the company, as follows, namely: To the defendant William H. Bofinger, the sum of $4,832.64; to the defendant Charles K. Hall, the sum of $3,009.84; to the defendant George N. Fenno, tbe sum of $2,935.38; and to George Rust, the appellant, the sum of $5,212.04. A -s4tute of Colorado provides that "no corporation doing business in this state, incorporated under the laws of any other state, shall be permitted to mortgage, pledge or otherwise encumber its real property situated in this state, to the injury or exclusion of aHy citizen, citizens or corporation of this state who are creditors of such foreign corporation; and no mortgage by any foreign corporation, except railroad and telegraph companies, given to secure any debt created in any other state, shall take effect as against any citizen or corp()ration of this state until all its liabilities due to any person or corporation in this state at the time of recording mortgage have been paid and extinguished." Mills' Ann. S1. § 4.99. The bilI alleges that the plaintiff and the defendant Frost, tbe trustee in the deed of trust, are 'citizens of the state of Colorado, and that tb,e other defendants are citizens of the state of Louisiana, and claims that as the plaintiff is the only creditor of the defendant corporation whose debt is secured by the deed of trust, who is a citizen of Colorado, he is entitled, under the statute ab()ve quoted, to have his debt, upon which he has obtained a judgment at law, made a lien upon the premises conveyed by the deed of trust prior and superior to that of the other creditors whose debts are seemed by that instrument; and the prayer of the bilI ts that the deed of trust may be declared to be of no effect as against the judgment of the appellant, and that the "defendant Albert S. Forest, trustee, be decreed to release said premises from said deed of trust; that when said premises shall be sold by virtue of an execution issued in' favor of your orator in the law action, or if sold under said deed of trust, y()ur orator's claim shan be decreed to be first paid in full out of the proceeds of suchsfile, bef()re any of the claims of the defendants William H. Bofinger, Charles K. Hall, or George :N. Fenno shall be paid." It will be observed that the plaintiff and the defendant ]'rost, the trustee, to whom the corporation had conveJed its property, are
both citizens of the state of Colorado. The bill avers that Frost, the trustee, "is only a nominal party," and the jurisdiction of the court is attempted to be supported upon that theory. But the pORition is not tenable. The deed of trust invested Frost with the legal title to the premises, and imposed on him the duty of selling 1he property, and applying the proceeds to the payment of certain debts of gJ'antor. The bill seeks to set aside and annul thiseonveyanee, and make a disposition of the property different from 1hnl provided for in the deed of trust. To a bill seeking such relief, }'rost. the trustee, is not a nominal, but an indis2ensable, party. :As the lilaintiff and Frost, the trustee, are citizens of the same staie, the court below had no jurisdiction of the case, aud rightly disthe bill. Thayer v. Association, 112 U. S. 717, 5 Ct. Rep. 355; Peper v. Fordyce, 119 U. S. 469,7 Sup. Ct. Rep. 287. There was a demurrer to the bill, which was sustained, and therenpon the bill was dismissed generally. As the demurrer challengrd the right of the plaintiff to relief on the merits, the decree dismissing the hill should be modified to show that the bill was djgmissed for want of jurisdiction, and the cause is remanded to the circuit court with directions to qualify its decree accordingly.
EQUITABLE MORTG. CO. v. CRAFT. (Circuit Court, N. D. Georgia. No. 451.
USURy-COMMISSIONS TO INTERMEDIARy-EVIDENCE OF AGENCY.
November 23, 1893.)
The fact that a trust and banking company engaged in the business of securing loans for its customers in one instance advances money to a borrower before submitting his application and real-estate securities to the mortgage company in whose favor they are drawn. coupled with the fact that the bonds to reconvey are signed by the president of the trust company, as attorney in fact for the mortgage company, are not sufficient to justify the court in inferring, in the face of direct testimony to the contrary, that the trust company was an agent of the mortgage company, so that the payment of a cO'IDmission to the former would be a payment to the latter, rendering the rate of interest usurious. Merck v. American, etc., Co., 7 S. E. 265, 79 Ga. 213, followed.
In Equity. Bill by the Equitable Mortgage Company against Clayton Craft. Heard on exceptions to the master's report. Exceptions sustained, and decree for complainant. Statement by NEWMAN, District Judge:
On July 26, 1889, Clayton Craft, the defendant in this case, made a written application to the Atlanta Trust & Banking Company for a loan of $2,400 for five years at 6 per cent. per annum, the application being made to them for the purpose of inducing said trust company to undertake to procure the money from some source for Craft. Accompanying said application was a written agreement, signed by Craft, and addressed to the Atlanta Trust & Banking Company, in which Craft made said banking and trust company his agent to procure the five-year loan of $2,400 at 6 per cent. per annum, and agreed to pay said trust and banking company $480 as commissions for procuring the loan, the same being 20 per cent. of the amount Qf the loan.


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New Year Hope
Here we go. The clean page. The fresh start. Oh sure, we get that chance each and every day, but we all know that there's something special about a new calendar year.
We're going to clean out those closets, eat healthier food, get on that treadmill, be more generous. I hope we all succeed.
More importantly, I hope we love the children in our lives, having good conversations with them so they know how much they mean to us. I hope we make the time to listen to them and find out what they're thinking about.
I hope we take the time to have coffee with our friends, and schedule time for nice long walks. I hope we do things to make the earth a bit more beautiful… plant another rose bush, gather up the garbage.
I hope we get rid of prejudice and resentment, and turn loose of old grudges.
It all sounds like the sweet answer to a beauty pageant question. We collectively smile while we hope for world peace. As long as I'm hoping, I'll add that to the list. It's unrealistic, but the other hopes aren't. They're very attainable, and I truly wish them upon each and every one of us. Happy New Year!
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Beautiful! Happy New Year to you Sandy!
You could not have said it better. I too am striving for what is on that list. Thanks for sharing with all.
As always you collect perfect thoughts succinctly! I've tried to embrace the "enjoy the moment" philosophy with this holiday season and not feel guilty. The only problem is that I'm still not finished with Christmas…still need to do some mailing and a special baking for my brother. Sigh…. But I have learned from this year that sometimes less is more. And "less" means having room for more things that are important; things like just sitting on the couch discussing the birds at the feeder with my husband, drinking coffee with no other sound than purring coming from the new kitten in my lap, enjoying my weekly horseback ride in the middle of the day without having to rush to get there and an impromptu brisk walk around the neighborhood with my energetic canine. "Normal" life will begin again on Monday so by necessity I will have less time for relaxation but I do so hope to maintain the feeling of calm.


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Lynda La Plante, creator of the gritty and emotionally raw crime drama Prime Suspect starring the brilliant Helen Mirren, is anticipating the adaptation of her best-selling novel Above Suspicion for the small screen.
The main character in Above Suspicion is a young female Detective Constable named Anna Travis, played by Kelly Reilly. This well-touted but more obscure actress is certainly a talent to watch - she was the youngest actress to be nominated for Best Actress at the prestigious Olivier Awards, at the age of 26, for her performance in After Miss Julie. If Reilly's name isn't so familiar, try Ciaran Hinds. This prolific Irish actor has been seen in many a film and television series, as well as on stage, and even if you can't picture his face [like me], you probably recognize his name. In Above Suspicion, Hinds portrays DC Anna Travis' boss Detective Chief Inspector Langton.
You can read what La Plante has to say about her literary baby's new cast here. Above Suspicion is said to be currently filming in London [in July], or perhaps they just wrapped up, and is scheduled to be aired on ITV sometime in 2008. I am sure it will be sometime in the fall or early winter, rather than August or September but who knows? If it is televised during the cooler months, it would be the perfect time to snuggle up to a new British mystery! Keep scanning your tv guides for the precise air date.
For those of us who unfortunately can't access ITV, we will have to wait until the show reaches us somehow, someway. In the meantime, we can all have a gander at the book, which is hopefully already on a bookshelf near us.
[Photo of the book jacket from Above Suspicion is from Fantastic Fiction, the photo of Kelly Reilly is from The Telegraph and the photo of Ciaran Hinds is from Men's Vogue]


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Ms. Franovich joined the NRC in 1991 as a Reactor Safety Intern in HQ. She served as a project engineer in NRC's Region II office and as a Resident Inspector at Catawba Nuclear Station. She transitioned hack to HQ in 2001 to manage the McGuire and Catawba license renewal project. She has served as NRR's Technical Assistant for Enforcement, as a Technical Assistant to Commissioner Merrifield, and as Chief of Environmental and Safety Review branches for Reactor License Renewal.
Ms. Franovich has a B.S. in Psychology and an M.S. in Industrial and Systems Engineering, both from Virginia Tech.


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A Case Study of Two Foreign Students: Focus on Language Problems.
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A case study examined the similarities and differences in the background characteristics, the nature and causes of the English language-based problems, and the coping strategies of two foreign students at Indiana University, Bloomington. Subjects were selected because they represented two different nationalities (Malaysian and Indonesian), genders, age groups, educational levels (graduate and undergraduate), fields of study, and colonial educational backgrounds. Data included responses to a questionnaire, personal interviews, classroom observation,and examination of student essays and lecture notes. Commonalities between the two cases were found in the following areas: speaking the Malay language which is the official language of both Indonesia and Malaysia; positive parental attitude and encouragement about learning English; the reasons for learning English; the nature and causes of English language-based problems; strategies used to overcome language problems and achieve academic success; perceived improvement in academic reading skills; and lack of perceived improvement in verbal and non-verbal communication. The two cases showed some major differences in their personal and academic backgrounds, reasons for learning English, and the amount of English instruction received. In spite of important differences, the language problems of the two cases did not significantly differ. (RS)
Descriptors: Case Studies, Communication Problems, Communication Research, Communication Skills, Coping, Foreign Students, Graduate Students, Higher Education, Language Role, Language Skills, Reading Skills, Second Language Learning, Undergraduate Students
Autor: Ali, M. Solaiman
Fuente: https://eric.ed.gov/?q=a&ft=on&ff1=dtySince_1992&pg=10810&id=ED359574


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At the Scarborough Police Court before Mr SP Turnbull (in the chair) and Mr Wm Boyes, Sarah Ann Malton, married, 46, Sandside, was summoned for having procured intoxicating drink for three members of His Majesty's Forces, who were undergoing hospital treatment, on May 23.
It was the first case of the kind taken at Scarborough.
Defendant pleaded guilty.
Detailing the facts, the chief constable said that on May 23 three soldiers in hospital uniform, the blue dress which was so well known as indicating that soldiers are undergoing hospital treatment, left the railway station about 1pm. They had arrived by train from Wykeham, where they are undergoing hospital treatment at Wykeham Abbey.
They were seen by PC Shepherd, and were followed by him down Westborough, Newborough and Eastborough to the Southside. They went slowly, and proceeded direct to the house of defendant at 46, Sandside. They went into the house at about 1.30pm, and the constable kept watch and at 1.33pm defendant came out of the house with a large jug, and went to the Lancaster Inn. She had this jug partly under her apron - the apron was thrown over it. She returned five minutes later to the above house, and at 2.10pm the constable went to the house.
He found the outside door open, and just inside there was a sort of lobby, or short passage, and the door leading from the passage into the room was barred on the inside. He knocked, and defendant opened the door. The constable said: "You have three wounded soldiers in your house?" She replied: "Yes," and the constable saw when the door was opened the three soldiers - one sitting on a couch near the window, and two seated near the fireplace. Mrs Malton sat near the door.
There were three glasses standing on the table, one of which was full of beer, and the other two half full. Another glass of beer was placed on the floor near the fireplace. A large white jug - previously referred to - was standing in the centre of the table, and contained about half a pint of beer. The constable asked defendant who had brought the beer, and she replied: One of the soldiers (named) gave me 2s, and asked me if I would bring half a gallon of beer. I did so. I am very sorry, I know I have done wrong by doing so.
The three soldiers admitted that what defendant had done was correct. One of them said he had had about the same, and the other that he had only one glass. That was about three and a half pints in ten minutes. They must, said the chief, ironically, have been very thirsty. One man said he had known Mrs Malton about seven years, but her statement, which he asked the magistrates to believe was very different. She said she had known him about three weeks. This man (Bailey) was the leader of this expedition, and Mrs Malton said that he, accompanied by another soldier, went to her when she was standing on her doorstep one afternoon three weeks ago, and asked her if she would get them a drink of beer. She did so (this was on a Tuesday). He gave her 2s. The soldier, accompanied by two more soldiers a fortnight ago, gave her 2s to bring half a gallon of beer (this was on a Thursday) and the same soldier that day (the 23rd) took the two others and giving her 2s asked her to fetch them some beer.
Those, said the chief, were the facts, and he submitted to the magistrates that it was a very serious thing to assist wounded soldiers to obtain drink. They were not allowed to be served at licensed houses, and the licensed victuallers had, he believed, been most careful. They had refused to serve them. He knew several cases where they had refused, and if private individuals assisted soldiers in that way it would defeat the aim of the regulations which was to prevent wounded soldiers obtaining drink except under doctor's orders.
There had been trouble during the past month at Wykeham on account of wounded men going into Scarborough and returning the worse for drink.
Defendant said she did not say to the constable that she knew she was doing wrong. She had said she did not know or she would not have bought the beer. The door was not bolted but was just "shoved to."
The constable, recalled, said he understood Mrs Malton to say that she knew she had done wrong, but she was sorry, she would not have done it had she known.
The constable said there was no handle to the door, which fastened with a bolt inside.
The chairman said it was not unusual for women to carry jugs under their aprons.
Defendant, it appeared, is the wife of a soldier, and she has four children.
The chairman said the magistrates thought it was a very serious offence, and one which might cause a great deal of trouble. It would have to be stopped.
Defendant: I shall never do it again.
The chairman said the magistrates did not think that defendant had known she was infringing the law, although she had evinced that she had been doing a thing she was ashamed of. She would have to pay a fine of £1. If there were any other offences of a similar kind in the town, the offenders would be much more severely dealt with.


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Quiz! Can you name all 36 England one-cap wonders of the last 20 years?
It's every English boy's dream to some day play for their national team, and some go on to make it a reality – even if it's only for one day
The English national side has called on 36 different players just once since 1997. Some of them, admittedly, have been in the last few years and will have ambitions of adding to their solo tally.
Others are confirmed as one-cap wonders, from strikers (some of whom even scored in their one appearance) to back-up goalies never given another go.
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White Christmas Sangria was one of the cocktails I made for my cookie party this past weekend. I actually made two pitchers the night before so the fruit and juices all had time to soak together. It was refreshing and not too sweet but most of all very festive and pretty to drink. Plus, it took no time to whip it together and have for the evening.
1 Granny Smith apple
1 Braeburn apple
1 heaping Cup Fresh cranberries
1 large Sprig rosemary
1 Bottle Pinot grigio
½ cup white grape juice
¼ cup sugar (more, for garnish)
1 Can club soda
Chop the apples into small cubes and then combine all the ingredients into a large glass pitcher. I combined apples first then the cranberries and then the sugar. Mix the sugar until it fully dissolves and chill the Sangria for at least 4 hours before serving. Add Rosemary as a garnish, the Rosemary also helps cut down on the sweetness of the drink. Enjoy.


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Nauseating nudnik Andrew Bingham (Tory High Peaks) driveled about the cut in a generic letter to me, justifying the unjustifiable: "The Government provides more than £50billion in support for people with disabilities, but I can understand when these changes are expressed in the terms of 'cutting money for the disabled' the anger and indignation that many people have expressed over this. If it had been that straightforward then I would have been similarly outraged." But the scale of the cuts by the Filth is causing nerves, with sanctimonious pisher Andrew Percy leading the charge. While filthy rich Zac has had to answer difficult questions about his support for the heinous ESA cut, poor MrJohnny Mercer (Tory Plymouth Moor) who also signed the damning legislation has received threats: "Threats to 'cut' me, assault me and disparaging comments about my wife are completely unacceptable," the self righteous shmo waffled. With so much going down, it would not be surprising for Labour to take a poll lead at a critical time.
The muppet Michael Fabricant (Tory Lichfield) will tell you that cuts to disabled benefits are great. The toff came out with: The MP said he knew people "who could work, but because they are receiving benefits, they choose not to. Perhaps you know some of them too. They may not see it this way, but they are taking the British taxpayer for a ride to the tune of over £500 million, and rising, each year. That just can't be allowed to go on when the money could be better spent on education and the NHS." Others say that excruciating shmuk Osborne is gearing up for an early election, before his dreaded 'fiscal consolidation'. It looks like the drek will have to reverse a few of these bloody stupid cuts. The Conservative Party are in disarray, since the famous Omnishambles Budget, this is the first time that the take over of the Filth by Economic Conservatives has been questioned. Fantastic JC can also sense an opportunity forcing a vote on PIP. But eyngeshparter Iain Duncan Smith loves to spout rubbish about the high percentage of people who thank him after getting a sanction, but the fascist has overstepped the mark, and his claim will be investigated by the official statistic watchdog. The ludicrous claims of IDS to stop the culture of entitlement make me sick, while the kvetsh squanders public money on his pants and £39 on one breakfast. The cuts to the PIP are already falling apart as this Omnishambles progresses. There are signs that the zhlob Osborne has shot himself in the foot. These stupid cuts are reminiscent of the mishandling by the drek of the NHS, they show a completely out of touch elite, and they could be a high water mark – it will be all down hill from now for the drek. The commentator Aengil writes of this: "You absolutely can cut unnecessary spending. But you can't cut necessary spending without it having knock on effects. When you cut needed welfare, you cut needed support, reducing productivity from those who needed it, and reducing consumer demand from that group. When you sack workers, such as public sector workers, or freeze their pay, you do the same thing. When you reduce demand, you slow recovery. There's no point hiring people to provide goods and services to other people who can no longer afford those goods and services. Meanwhile everything that depended on the support of those workers is stifled as well. It didn't work, it still doesn't work, Osborne's approach has failed by every goal and metric he's put out there, and his response is to just carry on doing it only more so, with the disabled lined up to get it in the neck. It's madness."
Please sign this petition to overturn the cruel cut to ESA.
Terrified of the fallout, the drek are preparing a u turn (18-03-16). Meanwhile the shlak Steve Hilton has been giving us insider gossip on greedy bumptious bupkes Borisconi, which is important for followers of the Westminster village. Utter zhlub Hilton comes out with: "I honestly struggle to think of what his legacy is." Well I can tell precious Steve about Borisconi's legacy in Walthamstow where I live. Borisconi has totally messed up the roads of Walthamstow forcing us to tolerate his wretched Little Holland scheme.
Yes – Borisconi is detested in my area, and yet the clown's time is still coming. As we say in ma momeloshn: "Abi gezunt dos leben ken men zikh ale mol nemen." or , "Stay healthy, because you can kill yourself later." JC's legacy could be a citizen's income, but JMcD has a long way to go before the public will listen to him.
My local MP Stella Creasy deserves some praise from The Vent after she threw Keith Nunn out of the House of Common Fuck over his stupid remarks at the Butterfields Estate in Walthamstow.
Please sign this petition to stand up against this social injustice.
I want to plug a petition for a Michelle Baharier. Michelle was working for the mental health charity Cool Tan, but she was suspended on account of her dyslexia and because she gave a shtup. Please sign to get her reinstated.Momza Osborne's attacks have hurt single parents particularly hard, for example the disgusting case of a woman North Lanarkshire who was sanctioned because she missed an appointment with the job centre nebbochim while her son was having surgery on a brain tumour. Justice in Breadline Britain is a travesty with the closure of so many magistrates and family courts by the drek, who sneaked out their decision just before the February recess (Nic Dakin March Newsletter).
The resignation of the nudnik Iain Duncan Smith marks an important moment in the fightback. The Tory lover D'Ancona will tell that he started it, but D'Ancona is not the brains of Britain, and is not able to articulate the crisis at the very heart of the Tory party. It is easy for us to forget that the Filth used to have compassion, that they brought in the ILF and the DLA. The Tory party changed in 2005 – a bit like in USA where the Republican Party became infested with Tea Party vermin. The fall out is not yet over, for it seems as if disgusting momza DC is no longer shmendrek Osborne's greatest fan, while Osborne is blaming DC for holding the referendum in the first place. It seems we are building up to a late stage when the incredible chamoole Borisconi will take charge, to be face the sharpened rapier of JC. The considerable division makes me want to reach for the popcorn. Without doubt the resignation of the dreadful meshugenner is a victory for JC, with right at the end IDS asking "are we really all in it together" The British public are finally waking up to the fact that austerity is a con. Hilariously the shmuk Osborne has been trapped by the very elephant trap he carefully made for decent JC – which can only be done with the greatest stupidity. It is critical that the downfall of IDS is happening on the eve of the European referendum and the local council elections.
It is hard not to agree with the analysis of Tory Peter Oborne writing in the Daily Heil: "However, it would be wrong to think that Osborne will go easily. Cameron cannot allow that. The Prime Minister knows that if Osborne fails, he fails too. Cameron will be all too well aware that if Osborne's reputation collapses – so does his own. The two men are political twins. They cannot be separated. They rose together. If they fall, they will fall together. If Osborne is destroyed, Cameron is destroyed as well."
The Tory serving Business Insider website is pedaling a lot of bollocks about this: "The joke is that the Labour party is so rubbish at the moment that IDS has had to step in to do its job for them. It's not too far from the truth. Ever since they won the election, the government has been cruising and hasn't faced any meaningful threat from the opposition. Now, with the EU referendum approaching, the government faces a much scarier threat than Jeremy Corbyn – their own side. Cameron needs to put a stop to all this today, or he genuinely faces watching his government fall apart." Thanks to the crap of IDS the Tories are now in a civil war. But there are dangers ahead as Maughan writes. Certainly the resignation of the vicious momza IDS has led to TV interviews where Tory ministers are forced to defend their shit. Nicky Morgan and slime-ball Sajid Javid have faced the music. There will be more on Question Time on the BBC – well there might be, but its forcing the drek to try to wear the mantle of the 'compassionate conservative' forcing disgusting tukkus DC to waffle foolishly about compassion and morality. Scrutiny of Universal Chaos shows the system to be riddled with predictable flaws.
Snide gonaf Mr Laws has once again exposed the truth about the scale of the mishandling of the NHS by the Filth. The acceleration of the NHS strike will be a hammer blow to the drek.


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Even as a child, I have always loved watching sunsets by the port area or by the beach in Bohol (Philippines) where I was born. And through the years, it has become a habit of mine to take sunset shots in the different places I have lived in or traveled.
This sunset photo featured above was one I took in December 2015 in Surigao City at its laid-back Mabua Pebble Beach. My husband and I together with some friends visited Surigao and explored this beach.
The photo is among the many I have taken with my Samsung phone camera and kept among my photo file folders. And I thought it deserves to be shared and perhaps serve as a reminder to us all how beautiful nature can be — the sunset, the sky, the sea. And that a lot of things in life are really, still free.
Note: This is my entry to Skywatch Friday. Check the entries there and be inspired.


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Ali ibn Abi Talib was a man who underwent severe hatred, from his name being cursed in the Pulpit of the messenger of Allah [saw] to facing three major wars from the muslims themselves in his short four years as Caliph.
Ali ibn Abi Talib said: "Two persons [groups] are doomed concerning me; the devoted extremist exalting me to what I am not, and the spiteful hater bearing malice towards me and slandering me)"
Reference: Al-Musnad, hadith no. 1376 and also hadith no. 1377 with a slight variation in its text and a different chain of authority (Ahmad Shakir).
Ummayad enmity towards Ali ibn Abi Talib
Indeed, it is a historical fact during the time of the Banu Ummayah, particular during the times of Muawiyah and the first major Ummayad Caliphs, the cursing of Ali ibn Abi Talib on the pulpits during the Friday prayer was common place. This itself is evidence of the hatred there was for Ali ibn abi Talib.
"I came to Um Salama and she said to me: "How come Allah's Messenger is being cursed among you?'. I replied: "We seek refuge from allah or praise Allah or some similar words. She said: "I heard Allah's Messenger [saw] saying , 'whoever curses Ali, has cursed me'"
Reference: Musnad Ahmad, Vol 6, Page 323 Declared Sahih by Shaykh Shoib Al-Arnaut]
"The statement of M'uawiyah to S'ad bin Abi Waqqas "What prevents you from cursing Abu Turab" indicates that the first generation of Bani Ummaya would abuse and belittle Ali.
Reference : Qurtubi in his famed work Al-Mufhem, Volume 20, page 25, whilst commenting on the tradition under discussion
" "When Marwan was a governor of Mu'awiya in Madina, he would curse Ali every Friday from the pulpit (Minbar). Hasan bin Ali then said to him: "Allah then cursed your father by the tongue of His messenger when you were in his 'Sulub' (loins) and has said that the curse of Allah be upon Hakam and his progeny."
Reference: Imam Ibn Kathir, in his Badaya wa Al Nahayah writes [Volume 8, Page 235]
The Prophet (ﷺ) sent `Ali to Khalid to bring the Khumus (of the booty) and I hated `Ali, and `Ali had taken a bath (after a sexual act with a slave-girl from the Khumus). I said to Khalid, "Don't you see this (i.e. `Ali)?" When we reached the Prophet (ﷺ) I mentioned that to him. He said, "O Buraida! Do you hate `Ali?" I said, "Yes." He said, "Do you hate him, for he deserves more than that from the Khumlus."
Reference: Sahih al-Bukhari 4350, Book 64, Hadith 377/Vol. 5, Book 59, Hadith 637 ENG
And from Tarikh At Tabari: "Ali b. `Abdallah b. `Abbas b. `Abd al-Muttalib. His mother was Zur'ah bt. Mishrah b. Ma`di-Karib b. Wali'ah b. Shurahbil b. Mu`awiyah b. Hujr al-Qird b. al-Harith al-Walladah b. `Amr b. Mu`awiyah b. al-Harith b. Mu`awiyah b. Thawr b. Muratti' b. Thawr, that is, Kindah. His kunyah was Abu Muhammad. It was reported that he was born the night `Ali b. Abi Talib, the Commander of the Faithful, was killed, in Ramadan 40/February 661. He therefore was given both the name and the kunyah of [`Ali b. Abi Talib], that is, Abu al-Hasan. `Abd al-Malik b. Marwan said to him: "By God, I shall not tolerate it that you would use both the name and the kunyah [of `Ali b. Abi Talib]." So he changed his kunyah and made it Abu Muhammad."
Here is what it states in the foot-notes: l-Tabari, Ta'rikh, II, 1592. The matter of genealogy and family relations within the Quraysh was of crucial importance in Umayyad propaganda, which is reflected in the stance taken by `Abd al-Malik; see Sharon, "The Umayyads.
Reference l-Tabari, Ta'rikh, II, 1592.
The hatred of Aisha, the mother of the believers towards Ali ibn Abi Talib
When Ubaidullah Ibn Utbah mentioned to Ibn Abbas that Aisha said "In his death-illness the Prophet was brought to (Aisha's) house while his shoulders were being supported by Fadhl Ibn Abbas and another person", then Abdullah Ibn Abbas said: "Do you know who this 'other man' was?" Ibn Utbah replied: "No." Then Ibn Abbas said: "He was Ali Ibn Abi Talib, but she is averse to name him in a good context."
Reference: Musnad Ahmad bin Hanbal, Volume 6 page 228 Tradition 25956 The margin writer of Musnad Ahmed bin Hanbal namely Shaykh Shoib al-Arnaut stated: "The chain is Sahih according to the standards of the two Sheiks (Bukhari & Muslim)"
Ubaidullah bin 'Abdullah told me that 'Aisha had said, "When the Prophet became sick and his condition became serious, he requested his wives to allow him to be treated in my house, and they allowed him. He came out leaning on two men while his feet were dragging on the ground. He was walking between Al-'Abbas and another man." 'Ubaidullah said, "When I informed Ibn 'Abbas of what 'Aisha had said, he asked me whether I knew who was the second man whom 'Aisha had not named. I replied in the negative. He said, 'He was 'Ali bin Abi Talib."
Reference: Sahih Bukhari, Volume 3 hadith 761:
It is therefore no surprise to find that in the short four years Ali ibn Abi Talib was the caliph, he faced a rebellion and war with Aisha, the mother of the believers, as well as two wars in Jamal and Siffin with M'uawiyah ibn Abi Sufiyan.
While many accepted the Prophet [saw], owing to the fact the fathers of so many died in battle fields by the sword of Ali , and that he enjoyed a very high rank and status, there was hatred, jealousy, and envy towards him. Furthermore, tribal rivalries may not have accepted power remaining in the hands of the Banu Hashim, and would have seen this as favouritism on part of the Prophet [saw].
By first saying 'whomsoever Mawla i am" what the Messenger of Allah [saw] wanted to make clear was that whoever had accepted him as an authority over them, should now consider Ali ibn Abi Talib just as they consider him an authority. One can not oppose Ali ibn Abi Talib, yet claim to love and obey the Messenger. Had the Prophet [saw] only said Ali is your Mawla, many may have accepted the Prophet [saw] as their master, but not Ali ibn Abi Talib. Thus, the Prophet [saw] using this immediately makes clear that obeying him means also obeying Ali ibn Abi Talib.


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We are looking for some dedicated citizen scientists!
Would you like to be a
citizen scientist
with Community Collaborative Rain Hail and Snow network?
You would be part of a larger community of like-minded people that would help support our 80 automated weather stations with additional rainfall data to support our new initiative of the AGGrower Daily Dashboard program.
This program allows our local farmers to access field specific climate information on each and every field and also receive timely agronomic management advice based on the current weather during the growing season.
What is required of you?
Currently live in Essex, Chatham-Kent, Lambton, West Middlesex or Elgin Counties
Your keen interest and dedication to collecting rainfall
An open area free of obstructions at your property
Smart phone device, Android or IOS
Download the free CoCoRahs app at the app store
Record rainfall every time it happens and enter zeros when it does not
What we provide
Special rain gauge a $60 value at no charge
Installation on your site
Set up help
We could use your help! We need 300 volunteers, if you are interested please complete the sign-up form above and fill in the required contact information.
We will respond in 48 hours.
You may also contact
Paul deNijs at 226-626-1048
A collaboration of AGRIS Co-operative, Wanstead Farmers Co-operative and Haggerty Creek Ltd.
This project is funded in part through Growing Forward 2 (GF2), a federal-provincial-territorial initiative.
The Agricultural Adaptation Council assists in the delivery of GF2 in Ontario
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