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Defending national champion Duke was a runaway No. 1 in The Associated Press preseason Top 25 men's basketball poll.
At the other end of the Top 25 there was big news Thursday with San Diego State entering the rankings for the first time ever.
Duke, on top for a seventh time, has two starters returning to a roster featuring highly touted freshman Kyrie Irving and transfer Seth Curry, Stephen's little brother.
Florida, coming off its first NCAA Tournament appearance since winning back-to-back championships, is ranked ninth. Florida State and Georgia are receiving votes, but haven't cracked the top 25.
Hall of Fame coach Mike Krzyzewski doesn't think it's fair to say a team is trying to repeat when there have been so many changes since the Blue Devils beat Butler for their fourth national championship.
"To repeat is a bad word [to use]," said Krzyzewski, who spent the summer leading the U.S. national team to the gold medal at the world championship. "... What you want to do is have the same result, of winning the national championship, but figure out what journey you're going to be on along the way. And so pursue is a good word for me, and develop. We're going to be a developing team throughout."
They're also a team that garnered 55 first-place votes from the 65-member national media panel, easily outdistancing Michigan State, which had eight No. 1 votes. Kansas State was third, followed by Ohio State and Pittsburgh.
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In the summer of 2012, Sister Simone Campbell and a group of fellow Roman Catholic nuns toured parts of the country to rally support against Congressman Paul Ryan's budget, a plan that cut vital social programs for the hurting poor and the struggling middle class. Prayer groups turned into rallies, and small town meetings became national media events. Sister Simone became a galvanizing force for progressives of all stripes and remains a driving force for programs and policies that support faith, family, and fairness.
Rooted in a deep spirituality of compassion and service, Sister Simone gives voice to the hunger, isolation, and fear that so many people in America are feeling right now and shows us how we can create real transformation in our communities and in our own hearts through the contemplative life of prayer. Powerful, inspiring stories from the Nuns on the Bus tour and from Sister Simone's own life offer readers a fresh vision for a lived spirituality that is at the heart of today's progressive Christian movements working for change.
Campbell activist, attorney, and nun mixes autobiography with a strong call for justice in this brisk-paced, crisp, inspiring account. Having grown up in a Catholic family in California in the 1960s, college-aged Campbell joined the Sisters of Social Service, an especially "modern" order, whose sisters were very much involved in the world. ("Aren't those the quasi nuns?" asked her mother.) Campbell earned a law degree, first practicing low-income family law, and then taking the helm of NETWORK, a Washington, D.C.-based organization of sisters promoting economic justice. Under Campbell's leadership, NETWORK advocated health care reform, work that garnered censure from the Vatican, which claimed that NETWORK was devoting too much time and energy to social justice. "Well, yes, social justice is what Catholic sisters do," Campbell tartly writes. In order to advance the organization's mission in the wake of this Vatican censure, Campbell and other nuns took a nine-state bus tour, highlighting the struggles of low- and middle-income people. Throughout this account, Campbell writes with wisdom, charity, and backbone. She offers a nuanced position on abortion, and issues a rousing call for Americans become involved in the public square. The volume is marred only by a self-indulgent appendix of rather pedestrian poems.


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[WATCH] Brexit unlikely to impact Malta's economy severely, economist says
It will be Britain's most vulnerable sectors which will bear the brunt of the UK's divorce from the EU
Malta's economy is strong enough to remain relatively undamaged by the consequences Brexit will have on Europe, economist Gordon Cordina said.
Cordina said that, while Malta will have to face some consequences brought about by the slowing down of the United Kingdom's economic growth, and the influence the pound's weakness will have on the Maltese touristic sector, the impact locally won't be major.
In comments to MaltaToday following a conference on employment sustainability, Cordina said that Malta's rapidly growing economy would make good for any negative effect.
"The impact on Malta isn't expected to be substantial, and won't be one we cannot counter with our economy's strength," he said.
The economist said that it would be Britain's most vulnerable sections of society that would have to bear Brexit's worst repercussions.
Asked what effect he thought the current uncertainty in the UK would have on the Europe Union, Cordina said the bloc would be losing an important a key factor in its competitive edge.
His comments come amid confusion in Britain on what direction Brexit will now take. The deal Prime Minister Theresa May negotiated with the EU was for the second time voted down by MPs when she tabled it in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
On Wednesday, MPs went on to vote against a no-deal withdrawal, and are today set to vote on a possible extension to the Brexit date - a turn in the situation which would necessitate the approval of each of the other 27 member states if it is to happen. May has moreover indicated that she next week will for the third time attempt to pass the agreement she negotiated through the Commons.
"The effects are obviously not positive. The divorce had to happen over a short period, and it can take a long time for a divorce process between to people to take its course, let alone when it comes to one between an economic bloc and a country like the UK," he said.
"The British economy is suffering, and investment and businesses are not doing very well. But the ones who will suffer the brunt of the consequences are the more vulnerable segments of society," he highlighted, pointing out that such people are likely the ones who might have voted for Brexit in the first place.
"I believe the European economy will be losing an important part of its competitiveness, including [the input of Britain's know-how]," he underscored.
Asked if he thought the EU should have been more flexible in its negotiations with the UK, he said the issue was a double-edged sword. "On the one hand, being more flexible could have facilitated the process. But, on the other hand, it could have negatively affected the entire European model."
Had the EU made it too easy for Britain to leave the Union, this could have led to other countries deciding to attempt to replicate the UK's experiment in withdrawing from the bloc, he said.
"It is important that the European model - both as an economic project and a political one, which aims to maintain peace amongst member states - remains strong in the future," Cordina added.


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When Hurricane Harvey came to visit and just wouldn't go away, our phones here at TDCAA lit up with people asking, "What can we do to help?" So many people lost their lives and their homes! Our profession was in need, and y'all were anxious to help.
That is where the Board of the Texas District and County Attorneys Foundation stepped in. The Foundation is an educational foundation, but IRS rules allow such an existing organization to serve as temporary home for charitable donations aimed at disaster relief. Within no time, the Foundation created the Hurricane Harvey Disaster Relief Fund. The fund was a vehicle for donations to support Texas prosecutor office staff impacted by Harvey, with 100 percent of the donations going directly to those in need. The Fund accepted donations through October 31, and relief checks have been distributed. By the end of December, the fund closed with a zero balance.
A list of all those who donated to the fund is on the back cover of this journal. These folks in very short order donated $37,455 to help our friends restore their lives. Thank you to everyone who reached into their own pockets to help—that is what the Foundation is about. I want to give special recognition to a few folks: Rusty Hardin, who started us off with an anchor gift of $5,000; Travis County Attorney David Escamilla offered a $5,000 matching challenge at TDCAA's Annual Update, which was enthusiastically met by our membership; and the Criminal Justice Section of the State Bar of Texas generously donated $5,000.
I also want to thank our friends from around the country. The Cajun Navy sailed to Houston to offer help on the ground, but the Cajun DA's Association showed up big time—East Baton Rouge Parish District Attorney Hillar Moore, his assistant Mark Dumaine, Calcasieu District Attorney John DeRosier, and Louisiana District Attorneys Association staffers Pete Adams and Roxie Barrios Juneau (plus many other Louisiana prosecutors) kicked in. And Hillar, Mark, and John all came to Texas to help in cleanup efforts. Prosecutors from many other states—North Carolina, Virginia, Oklahoma, New York, Indiana, and Colorado—also donated. (Thanks to Staten Island Executive Assistant District Attorney Timothy Koller, who not only donated but called to check how everyone was.) The National Association of Prosecutor Coordinators kicked in $1,000, and the National District Attorneys Association added $2,500.
Finally, I want to give a shout-out to the entire staff of the Bessemer Cutoff (Alabama) District Attorney's Office, led by Lynneice Washington. At the very end of the donation period, we received a check that represented a collection from the entire staff. I'm humbled that they took the time to help those in our profession a couple states away.
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Jam on the Brandywine
Gates open at 11 AM and music will play from Noon until 9:00PM. Some of the Brandywine Valley's best bands including: The Cameltones, Mallory Square, Origami for Addicts, Spokey Speaky, Stellar Blue, The Pretty Dittys and others will be performing at the beautiful amphitheater of the Brandywine Valley Association on Route 842 in West Chester, PA. THIS BYOB event will have food and beverages provided by Hickory House Catering. In addition to great music, the event will also feature hayrides and children's nature activities. Organizers expect over 2,000 supporters to attend and enjoy great music in a relaxed outdoor setting. All proceeds benefit BVA's watershed education and conservation programs. Advance tickets available for $10/person or $20/person at gate ($10 w/student ID). Children ages 12 and under get in for free. Generous support for this event is being provided by The North Face, Meadow Springs Farm, Phillips Mushroom Farms, The Hogan Firm, Guaranteed Rate Mortgage, SECCRA, Trail Creek Outfitters, Hickory House Catering, AQUA PA, Northbrook Canoe Company, Susquehanna Bank, Aztec Printing, Wm. P. McGovern Inc., WISTAR Equipment Rental, Eldredge Geothermal and Paradocx Vineyard.
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Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Pink, Grey, & Gold Baby Girl Nursery Room
A few months ago my family and I were able to move to a two bedroom unit in the same building. I absolutely hate moving but the space was something we needed. Man does a baby need a lot of things! It was a great opportunity and we converted the second room into Leah's nursery. It's great to have more space and as she's growing I love that she has her own space to play with her toys.
When it came to a theme I didn't really want to make it too specific but I knew I wanted the colors pink and gold since they look so beautiful together. The furniture in the room are a mix from Buy Buy Baby, Ikea, and Walmart. The first piece of furniture we ordered was the crib and everything just kind of came together. We looked into cribs that were convertible so she can have for a long time but one of our goals for 2019 is to become homeowners and if that wish comes true I know I will be doing her room entirely again. I love decorating! So we went with a less expensive crib that was practical and functional for us in the moment. This crib still converts but it's more of a simple style conversion. I wouldn't recommend it if you are looking to have a crib for a very long time. The price was great and worked for our short term plan. The crib wasn't part of a set so when looking for a changing table I tried to match it with the crib best as possible. I like this changing table because it has two levels to store all her essentials and I bought 3 baskets to organize them. I also added a changing pad on the top and if you read this post then you know why.
For her clothes we bought a huge Ikea unit which was perfect when we were living in the small space because the closet space was limited but it worked out perfectly in her room now even though the room had a closet already. Leah was so blessed and received so many essentials and clothes during the baby shower so I used the Ikea unit to store her clothes she's currently fitting into 3-6 months clothes and I use the actual closet to store the clothes that don't fit her yet as well as storage for her backup essentials. I started this new thing on my Instagram and saved them on my highlights called "Daily Tutu Looks". I'll be sharing her everyday looks there. Even though we don't go outside everyday I still dress her up in the house so the clothes don't go to waste. I want to do an entire post on organizing her clothes that I think has worked well for me and can help you if you are looking on how to organize baby clothes.
The last big piece of furniture was a sofa which pulls out into a bed. I love sitting on there to read to her and my dog loves sitting there and waiting for me while I go in to change her diaper or just when I'm in there. It's the cutest thing! I also feed her on there sometimes and if she falls asleep during the day while being fed I can quickly transfer her to her crib. She still sleeps with me in our room in her bassinet but during the day she naps in the crib while I watch her on the monitor and she seems to nap longer when in her room.
Once all the big furniture came in everything else just came together. I added a few pictures around the room from my maternity shoot and I still have two empty frames I'm just undecided which pictures to add of her in them. Over the crib I added a personalized wall decal with her name. When I posted this on my stories, so many of you were interested in it! It's from Amazon and you can customize it and also change the colors. It's a great alternative to filling up a wall if you don't want to add any frames for safety purposes or make any holes to the wall. I also added a little library area because we love to read to her even when she was in my stomach. That 3 cube organizer use to be in my office space but I ended up not needing it any more and it became a great place to store her books!
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A few days back, the weather here began heading in a less wintry, much more user-friendly direction. After two or three cold, rainy days, the sun returned, the air felt markedly milder — the kind of mild that suggests a change of seasons. The kind of mild that means walking around with jacket undone. The kind of mild that means birds singing, grass slowly turning green. people practically skipping along sidewalks with joy. After three days of that, each afternoon a bit warmer than the day before, flowering trees suddenly began popping, producing clouds of pink and white blossoms. The kind of weather that gets one hoping an early spring is on the way.
It's not the real thing yet. Today's been colder, more late-February-like. But the days are growing longer — it's just a matter of time now.
A couple of months back I wrote here about my brother, the only other survivor of my family of birth. Substantially older than me, not close (geographically and otherwise), and as of Christmas day, a person dealing with the effects of a stroke.
We're six timezones apart, enough of a difference to make getting in touch with him by phone (first in hospital, then rehab) wicked tricky. I made it through the day after the stroke — too soon, it turned out, for him to be able to talk comfortably. Every other time I called, he was out of the room. I finally decided to leave him in peace, stop pelting him with voice messages. (We're not, after all, very close — it could be that me trying so hard to connect was just more source of pressure for someone already dealing with huge matters.) Once, several weeks ago, I received a cc of a brief email from him to his wife, forwarded to me at bro's request — providing a brief snapshot of how he was doing. I sent a thank-you for being included, heard nothing more.
But he's remained in my thoughts, and a week and a half ago I decided to send an email to let him know that. Four brief paragraphs, ending with:
"If you get this and if you ever feel like it, let me know how you're doing — in as much or as little detail as you like. I'm thinking of you."
Two days later, en email from him showed up in a different account from the one I used to send that note. Not a reply to my email, not referencing my email — sent, apparently, with purely coincidental timing. And a relief to receive. And I have to say, given what he's been through and is currently going through, he has got some serious acceptance going, some serious patience. 'Cause he talks about it with a kind of calm objectivity that feels the teeniest bit zen to me:
"it's been eight weeks since the stroke. i'm at the point where i can walk by myself with a cane. however my hip is still weak and needs to be more stronger and stable. the therapists aren't confident enough yet to let me trade in my wheelchair for a cane. soon though. at [the previous rehab facility] we were strapped into our chairs, only allowed up to use the toilet or go to bed. now i am in [a different facility] and they are less controlling, no seat belt. so i take advantage of my relative freedom to do things i couldn't before. for example there is a long grab bar in the bathroom, by the toilet. i use it as an exercise bar and do about 80 knee bends a day. have been doing it for about two weeks now and my knee being so much stronger and stable has greatly improved my walking. it's been unusually warm this week, over 60 yesterday, so my therapist let me work on walking outside. i went about 300′; it was really nice. my arm is recovering much more slowly, as arms do, but this week i was able to lift my arm to waist height, very satisfying. can do a few other movements in the arm ad some movement with fingers as well. I'm getting there. i met someone i know who lives in the independent living side of [this rehab facility]. she had a stroke three or four years ago and you would never know it to meet her. she said her recovery took two and a half years. so, i've got a ways to go."
Fine, 'zen' may be overstating it. But still. I'm not so sure I'd have that kind of level attitude going were I in his position.
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Community Connection 2019
For the 2019 OC-ALA Community Connection Event, the Chapter has adopted 2 families through the Share Our Selves Adopt A Family Program. Share Our Selves is a non-profit that services low-income and homeless families in Orange County. This year is the 50th Annual Adopt A Family Program and the OC-ALA is proud to have adopted two very deserving families. The details of the families can be seen below.
The goal of this event is to provide these families with gifts and other necessities that will help to make their holiday season bright. The OC-ALA will be fund raising and accepting gifts in order to provide these gifts as well as money for these families to be able to have a nice holiday dinner. As you will see from the descriptions of the families, they truly are just hoping to have a few presents for the kids and some of the essentials for the adults. Along with fundraising and purchasing the gifts and gift cards for this family, we will also be getting together to sort and wrap these gifts for the family on December 14th at 9:00 am. If you would like to get involved, there are several ways to do so:
1. Individuals, Law Firms, or Businesses can donate money so the chapter can purchase the gifts for the families. The sponsorship levels are:
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There is no limit to the number of donations. Any excess funds will be donated to the Adopt A Family Program on the behalf of the OC-ALA.
2. Reach out to Kelly Hess (firstname.lastname@example.com) to get a specific item or items to purchase and to coordinate drop-off.
3. Show up on Saturday, December 14th at 9:00 am at Newmeyer & Dillion LLP to help sort, wrap, label, and box the gifts for the family. We will need all the help that we can get as we expect to have many gifts that need to be wrapped. Please bring any wrapping supplies that you wish to donate as well. We will also need large boxes to help in transporting the gifts to the drop-off location. Be sure to register for this event at the bottom of the page if you plan to help sort, wrap and box.
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As always we appreciate the continued support of the OC-ALA as we strive to give back to the wonderful Orange County community. Thank you for your time and contributions and we hope to see you all on Saturday, December 14th.
The year we have adopted two families. The first is a family who is relying on a single mother as their sole provider. Their father left and has had no contact with the children. The family is sharing an apartment with the mother's parents and another family. All support is welcomed this season.
Carlos 5-Years-Old
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Juan Pablo 14-Years-Old
Kevin 15-Years-Old
We have also adopted Eduardo and Maria who are struggling to raise their four children. Maria has a part time position at the children's school and Eduardo works very hard at two jobs. They are paying off some previous debts and are hopeful that they will soon be able to afford a place of their own as they currently live with Maria's parents, Arturo and Francisca. They would all so welcome some cheer and encouragement this Christmas!
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Miguel 6-Years-Old
Alexander 7-Years-Old
Emmanuel 12-Years-Old
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By J Ann Crowder
Written December 14th, 2016. I love whales, especially the Orca.
J Ann Crowderover 3 years
Moments can stay paused and suspended in our memory forever. I'v never actually seen an Orca in the wild but one time while vacationing in Hawaii I was walking the beach early in the morning and a family of Hump Back whales emerged. They spent about 30 min there breaching the surface. They were fairly close. I'm glad I never paid for a whale watching tour.
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Concerts 2019/2020
London Chamber Music Society at Kings Place
The London Chamber Music Society presents another fine array of chamber music for 2019/20. Our contributions to Venus Unwrapped, a celebration of women in music, include the exciting discovery of the lost violin sonatas by Agnes Zimmermann, performed by MathildeMilwidsky and Petr Limonov. We welcome oboist Emily Pailthorpe and the Piatti Quartet in Maconchy's Oboe Quintet, and also the Chiaroscuro Quartet with Fanny Mendelssohn's String Quartet.
We feature the Lipatti Quartet, in our collaboration with the Park Lane Group, and the celebrated Rosamunde Trio. Larger-scale events include the Tchaikovsky Camerata, in a programme of Russian Romantic Classics, and a 70th birthday concert for the London Mozart Players, including symphonies by Mozart and Schubert.
We also host the Fitzwilliam, Allegri and Carducci quartets, and the Chilingirian Quartet in a Nature Unwrapped event, exploring the rich theme of nature and music. Also in this series, the Firebird Orchestra present ornithological pieces, including Delius's evocation of a cuckoo in spring and Haydn's famous 'Hen' Symphony, and we welcome Jack Liebeck and friends in a 'Haunted Forest' programme.
Other events include the Aquinas Trio, our annual Bach concert with Martin Feinstein, and Divertimenti with the London premiere of a work by Sally Beamish. The Northern Chords Festival Ensemble and Jonathan Bloxham join us with piano quartets by Mozart and Brahms, and violinist Philippe Graffin presents the UK premiere of a newly discovered sonata by Ysaÿe.
We host two cello and piano duos, Raphael Wallfisch and John York, and Nadège Rochat and Anthony Romaniuk in an exciting late morning concert – a new venture for the LCMS at Kings Place. Elsewhere in London, we continue our association with the Royal Over-Seas League in a concert given by the Fine Arts Quartet in Piccadilly on November 24.
There is something for everyone in our 2019/20 season, and I look forward to seeing you there.
Peter Fribbins, Artistic Director
London Chamber Music at Kings Place
The superb new concert hall at Kings Place – the first in London for 25 years – has opened an exciting new chapter for the London Chamber Music Society, which can trace its origins to Victorian music making in London in the 1870s, and the regular Sunday Concerts that developed at South Place and then the Conway Hall from 1929.
The inheritance of the Sunday Concerts is special, and our Concert Series aims to continue that rich legacy – which has long been part of the musical life-blood of the capital – by bringing the very best classical chamber music to London audiences at affordable prices.
The list of famous artists and ensembles appearing through the years reads like a 'Who's Who' of music history, and includes Henry Wood, Frank Bridge, Albert Sammons, Samuel Coleridge Taylor, Goossens, Ysaye, Percy Grainger, Primrose, Harriet Cohen, Myra Hess, John Ireland and many more. Britain's most celebrated string quartets have regularly appeared in the Series, from the Brosa and Amadeus to the Allegri, Lindsay and Chilingirian Quartets. In 2008 we moved to a beautiful new location, the Kings Place, and continue our theme of celebrating some of the best British chamber music for strings and also in commissioning new chamber works.
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Feb 20 2018
NORFOLK DAILY NEWS: A Common-sense Solution
By U.S. Senator Deb Fischer
Federal regulations affecting agriculture often boil down to a complicated alphabet soup of programs and rules. As your U.S. senator, I'm working in a bipartisan fashion to restore common sense to the onerous regulations that make life harder for families.
I'm also focused on providing more certainty for Nebraska's agriculture producers who grow our state's economy and feed the world.
In the 1980s, Congress enacted a law to address the release of toxic chemicals and hazardous waste. The Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability (CERCLA) Act gave the federal government administrative tools to respond to incidents at toxic superfund sites. It's a well-intentioned law that helps keep our families and communities safe, but it was never intended to apply to animal agriculture.
A final rule published by the EPA in 2008 exempted most livestock operations from reporting requirements under CERCLA. Almost a decade later, a D.C. Circuit Court overturned this exemption.
Nebraska livestock producers are worried about how this ruling impacts them. They have every right to be worried.
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No mechanisms are readily available for producers to calculate emissions from animal waste. That makes it challenging to submit an accurate report.
This uncertainty has caused confusion. The National Response Center (NRC), which is operated by the U.S. Coast Guard, handles these reporting requirements.
According to the NRC's director, daily calls at the center have jumped from an average of 100-150 to well over 1,000 a day creating, at times, a two-hour wait for calls to get through. Because of this influx of reports, the U.S. Coast Guard is worried they will be unable to respond to real emergencies.
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That's right: the man who brought you Mickey Mouse was born on this date in 1901. He also brought you the first animated feature film, at least in this country. That would be Snow White, of course. He brought you the Disney theme parks, one of which was brought to life under his watch, the other he at least kicked off before he left us. He gave us lots of pop culture fodder and he was a really cool frood.
And for his birthday this year, we actually began to see a serious turnaround of quality in Disney animation projects. Which is a gift for all of us really. Here's the short that started everything. Or at least most things.
Our first video should be obvious.
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And here's a bit from the first episode of Disneyland, in which, among other things, he lays out the plans for the theme park.
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Sep 17, 2017
very useful and practical course.. it boosts my positive energy to cook more and more in healthy way for my baby coz much love=much healthy.. It inspired me, it's very simple , easy and very healthy..
Oct 07, 2015
This course is immensely informative, as well as fun! I loved the way Maya made things simple, with diagrams to accompany all of the the nutrition information. I hope she does more courses like these!
by Theresa T•
Aug 05, 2016
I've done this course twice (once for my personal information and work, and again to receive the certificate). I always learn something new the second time around; very informative on a home level and professional level.
by Ioana A•
Oct 30, 2015
Easy, simple and clear. Does not need extra learning time so you can do it even with a busy schedule.
I think everybody should be aware and take in consideration eating aspects. Was totally happy with the course content.
by Maya T•
Sep 23, 2015
I loved taking this course. The instructor was fun to watch and she seems really nice, I wish I could meet her and her darling children. I learned a lot and I am happy that I was able to take the course at my own pace.
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Apr 10, 2018
i am learning too much from these course, even i am participated, in every time its replay, its helping us as parent, and also increase our nutritional value and habit outside in such ugly reality NON healthy life,,,
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Very simple to follow and nice course. My only issue was, that Doc Maya's voice is so nice, and soothing that I often had to watch myself from falling asleep. No offence meant, it is supposed to be a complement. :)
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La Route du Rock Advice
Hello there,
Sorry if there's a million threads on this already. I'm tempted by going to this, sounds like a nice close festival with a decent line up and good value tickets. I'm struggling to find much out about it though - main thing I want to know is, is it possible to do it from a hotel rather than camping? Says there's a bus to city centre - is it walkable? Is the bus a massive arse queues wise/times wise or is it okay?
Are there any weird rules at the festival? (like no drinking whilst watching bands, etc.)
Do the crowd know how to watch live music or will they be being sick down my back?
I went a few years ago
There is a free bus that stops at the campsite, hypermarket, old town (St. Malo) and beach. It seems to go regularly throughout the day. You can't walk it, as the site is a good 20 mins or so from St. Malo. There are sometimes massive queues for the bus at peaktimes (i.e mid morning, when people are heading off to the beach).
They don't like you bringing drinks into the festival arena (5 min walk from campsite to performance area. But there are bars and food stalls, so you can have a beer while watching the bands. You had to get tokens to get drinks.
There is a mainstage, with a small stage towards the back , but the bands play consecutively, so you wouldn't miss anything. The audience were pretty chilled, and it was easy to get quite near the front. I can't think of anything else, but feel free to ask any more questions.
I went in 2009 and stayed at the Etap hotel in St Malo
Perfectly possible to do this. In fact it's better as there were gigs in the centre of St Malo on the day before the main festival plus it's handy for the beach. There is a bus as mentioned above. The crowd was pretty chilled from what I remember. The food was better that your average festival food.
Went in 2011 and camped
Really enjoyable and relaxed festival. As mentioned above, the crowd were fine, booze a bit pricey but its a festival! Only real gripe was no re-addmitance, so couldn't pop back to the tent, and had to pay extra to see gigs in the town, which we didn't realise at the time.


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Competition can bring out the best in us — or the worst. In business, sports, politics or the county fair, the lure of winning is oh so strong.
The good competitor is focused on his own performance. If he has advantage over his opponent, it's from is skill and hard work.
The bad competitor looks for any advantage he can find that will bring him victory. He's a ready prospect for cheating.
The Republican Party belongs to the second group. They cheat. Their planners and politicians cheat in broad daylight and brag about it.
And Republican voters don't seem to mind.
Republicans cheat by rigging elections. In states where Republicans controlled state government after the 2010 census, they drew congressional district maps so that a Democratic vote was worth half of a Republican vote. In seven such states ̶ Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, Michigan, Florida and North Carolina ̶ Democrats got a total of 16.4 million votes for Congress, and Republicans got 16.7 million. Each party should have elected about half of the seven states' 107 representatives, but GOP got 73, Democrats got 34.
A website for Republican strategy boasts: "[Our system's] effect on the 2012 election is plain when analyzing the results. Michiganders cast over 240,000 more votes for Democratic congressional candidates than Republicans, but still elected a 9-5 Republican delegation to Congress."
In Raleigh, GOP legislators openly researched voting habits of Democratic voting constituencies, like seniors, minorities and young people, and then they passed laws to inconvenience these voters.
Nationally, they tried to manipulate the census to make congressional districts more favorable to Republicans. Their scheme was exposed when a key consultant died last year, and his computer proved their intent was to cheat the system.
OK, it's no mystery that Republican planners and politicians run a garbage factory. And amazingly, they're proud of their reeking product.
But what about their staff, who have to live with the cynicism and dishonesty all day every day? Some, I'm sure, are excited to learn how the garbage trade works. Others, I hope, are blessed with olfactory fatigue.
More troubling to me, however, are the millions of good people, who vote, time and again, to send the cheaters back to the General Assembly. They know about the election rigging and the lies. In their own lives, they treat people fairly and expect to be treated fairly by others. And yet their vote says, "Whatever they can do to win is fine with me."
On the surface, this seems inconsistent. And it is. But not really. Here's an example of what I mean.
In 2015, ESPN conducted a national poll. The question was: Do the New England Patriots cheat.? A majority in all non-New England states, plus Connecticut, said yes, they do. A majority in the other five New England states said no, they don't.
That poll teaches a lesson beyond sports, I think. It says we want our side to win, yes, but more than that, it says that all too often, when the cheater who's cheating is cheating for us, his cheating isn't cheating. The cheater is…well…he's making sure the right side wins.
Many people who enable Republican chicanery with their votes are committed Christians. They know that cheating is wrong, but cheating on elections to gain the political power necessary to check the wrong directions that today's society has taken, well, that's a package they can accept.
It's old-time situational ethics (taking the total context of an action into consideration, not applying absolute rules). It's "end justifies the means." And it's unusual thinking for these Christians. In fact, if any one of these Christians, by himself or herself, were given sole responsibility for creating electoral districts and passing laws, I'm sure they would do the job according to strict moral standards. They would not cheat.
And I'll tell you something else for sure. If Democrats take majorities in the General Assembly in 2020, and they cheat in drawing districts after the census, if they don't create a nonpartisan redistricting commission, then they lose my vote next time around. And I'll write about it.
Lee Ballard, who lives in Mars Hill, has a website at Mountainsnail.com.
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— Martin Luther King Jr.
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What are the Effects of Fluoride Varnish To Your Teeth?
A way to have a healthy set of teeth is to start young. Children should be able to have a visit to the dentist as early as 12 months of age. It is the ideal age for a child to undergo a dental procedure called Fluoride Varnish Application. It is a procedure wherein a child's erupted tooth or set of teeth, is coated with fluoride varnish using a soft brush or a micro-applicator. The fluoride varnish is a non-toxic liquid or gel, used to coat the teeth to protect it against oral bacteria. It also helps prevent the early onset of caries, especially in children. It also helps toughen the enamel, the tooth's natural protective covering. It is an easy procedure and easy to apply, unlike fluoride gels that need certain equipment and attendance at the clinic, varnish can be used widely in the community especially the type which will set in proximity to saliva meaning easier application. Overall, there are a lot of benefits that you can get from fluoride varnish. It is not just an ordinary procedure, it is a protective one.
Some parents might think that having their child undergo fluoride varnish application is mediocre or unimportant. But in reality, they miss an important thing that can help their children to grow happy and healthy. The parents might think of what this procedure means and what are the effects. As mentioned above, there are good effects of fluoride varnish, like the protection and prevention of caries, however, according to research, excessive fluoride application may lead to underdeveloped bones and teeth in children. These cases are rare because children are only required to have their teeth varnished twice a year or depending on how fast caries develop. Early childhood caries is the ones the parents should watch out. It is a disease involving the maxillary primary incisors (most commonly known as front teeth) within months after the eruption, spreading rapidly to involve other primary teeth. Untreated caries causes progressive destruction of the crowns of the teeth, often accompanied by severe pain and suffering, affecting the quality of life. The repair and replacement of carious primary teeth are excessively time-consuming, costly and challenging, even in developed countries. Considering the magnitude of this problem and the effect of early childhood caries on the quality of life of children, prevention of These caries should be the priority of the dental profession. This is why parents are encouraged to follow the dentists' advice and keep on track of their child's development. There are also studies and researches that prove the fluoride varnish application is effective in reducing the onset of dental caries in children. Wonderful Dental fluoride varnish is kid's #1 choice.
Fluoride varnish application is the first step to help your child be familiar with the dental environment. Having the child to be able to be familiar with the environment may help reduce fear and thus, making it easier to come back to dental appointments. Aside from it is the protection this procedure does to the teeth. Without it, caries may easily build up on the teeth resulting in pain and irritability. The second step of having your child to be familiar with the environment is the introduction of oral prophylaxis which is a procedure of extensive cleaning of the oral cavity. Prophy paste with different flavors is used for the child to enjoy the taste. It is, however, recommended that prophylaxis should come first before fluoride varnish application. But age-wise, fluoride varnish comes first as it is advisable in the early years of the child.
This procedure can also be done to children of school age and adults though not really recommended because their teeth are already matured or permanent. In this case, they are advised to undergo topical fluoride application. This procedure is different from the fluoride varnish application. Varnish application is easier and hassle-free while this procedure needs a little effort. Topical Fluoride Application is a procedure wherein gel-type fluoride is mounted to a fluoride tray made of thin foam which will then be inserted in the mouth and stays in there for approximately 40 seconds. The Fluoride will then be seeped into the gaps between the teeth, enabling them to entirely coat the surrounding teeth. Topical fluoride may come in gel form of foam type. However, foam types are not usually seen or recommended nowadays due to its little effect on the teeth. This procedure can be done twice a year and is recommended by the dentists for the teeth to be protected. There are also other ways to get our teeth protected with other forms of fluoride. Water fluoridation is the systemic addition of fluoride into the water system of a community or a nation. It is a way to help protect the teeth. The water that is available to the community contains a certain level of fluoride, usually 0.7 milligrams per liter. This is enough for the body to be able to absorb it and would not cause excessive fluoride or fluorosis. Fluoride toxicity, although rare, could also occur if the body is exposed to too much fluoride. Effects of water fluoridation are almost the same with topical fluoride and fluoride varnish. Even though little, it could also help prevent caries, protect teeth, cost-effective, and most of all, it is natural. Fluoride supplements can also be prescribed by a doctor for children ages 6 months to 16 years who are at high risk for tooth decay and whose primary drinking water has a low fluoride concentration. However, health care professionals and parents should be aware of the child's intake to prevent excessive fluoride consumption. Last but not least, kinds of toothpaste also offer fluoride protection for the teeth. Out of all options, toothpaste is the easiest to reach, though not the most effective, but still does what it needs to have our teeth protected. This is why brushing is an essential part of our day.
Maximum protection could not be achieved just by fluoride varnish or topical fluoride alone. Intervention is needed to achieve it. Start by brushing the teeth thrice a day is a great help in achieving the goal. Dental appointments and check-ups are also necessary to be able to attain what is desired. Eating healthy food and avoiding junk foods are also important because those are the sources of dental caries. If we are not able to do these and just keep on doing nothing and being lazy, then our oral health will be compromised. Children will also think that it is okay not to be aware of what is happening inside the mouth and they will think that neglect is acceptable. Let us be a good example to children so that they can follow us and achieve that healthy, glowing and, wonderful dental smile we desire!
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An A3, three coloured screen-print of a flying owl, hand pulled by illustrator Jenna Lee Alldread at The Art House Studio in Wakefield, UK.
It has been printed by hand on to 300 gsm heavy weight paper.
As each screen print is hand pulled there are slight variations in each print, making every one unique.
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TBF, Douglas had never played in England prior to joing Wolves.
I still prefer Bas Tard.
I think I'll just call him 'Bast'.
Ho hum. Another day, another up-and-coming Portuguese superstar.
It's like being force-fed caviar and foie gras.
Meaningless FM comparisons
Joe Lolley only a 5 aggression. Doesn't want it enough. Get rid.
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Read the thread title and thought someone had died
I believe in socialism because it seems more humanitarian, rather than every man for himself and 'I'm alright jack' and all those arsehole businessmen with all the loot. I made up my mind from viewing society from that angle. That's where I'm from and there's where I've made my decisions from. That's why I believe in socialism
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We're signing a lad called Gil and 3 pages in nobody has made a fish related pun.
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What I really like is we are getting in lads whose value is only going up.
A refreshing change for the club.


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"There are no survivors" an Ethiopian Airlines spokesperson grimly told the world after a brand new Boeing 737 Max 8 fell out of the skies just after taking off from Bole Airport, Addis Ababa on Sunday.
The jet was operating flight ET302 and was embarking on a flight to Nairobi with 149 passengers and 8 crew, departing at 0838 on Sunday morning. The passengers were a mix of nationalities. including 32 Kenyans, 18 Canadians, 9 people from Ethiopia, 8 Italians, 8 Chinese, 8 Americans, 7 were from the UK, 7 people were French citizens, 6 from Egypt, 5 Dutch citizens, 4 Indians and 4 people from Slovakia. Sweden, Russia and Austra each had three nationals on the flight. There were 2 Spanish, 2 Israeli's, 2 Moroccans and 2 Poles. There was also one passenger each from Belgium, Indonesia, Somalia, Norway, Serbia, Togo, Mozambique, Rwanda, Sudan, Uganda and Yemen. Many were returning home, others were tourists enjoying a holiday of a lifetime, while others were travelling on business including those working for the United Nations, yet sadly none would reach the destination. Shortly after takeoff, the tower lost contact with the doomed aircraft in the air for around just six minutes before flight ET302 crashed near the town of Bishoftu, 39 miles (62km) south-east of the Ethiopian capital.
|Flightradar24 plotted the aircraft's final movements.
|© Preston Fiedler
The aircraft was 737 MAX 8, registration ET-AVJ, manufactured by Boeing was just 4 months old and powered by 2 CFMI LEAP-1B engines. It was the same type of brand new Boeing of Lion Air that crashed shortly after taking off in Indonesia in October last year. All passengers and crew on that flight, JT610 also perished, with some relatives taking legal action against the US manufacturer.
The cause of the crash has not as yet, been established, it is understood the captain, Yared Getachew had asked air traffic controllers he wished to return to the airport. Details regarding the last few seconds of the flight show the aircraft climbing and falling rapidly with speed decreasing and increasing alarmingly.
The senior he Captain was Yared Getachew who had amassed over 8,000 flying hours and an "excellent flying record". The flights First Officer has also been named as Ahmed Nur Mohammod Nur who had 200 flight hours.
Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed said, "The office of the PM, on behalf of government and people of Ethiopia, would like to express it's deepest condolences to the families that have lost their loved ones on Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 on regular scheduled flight to Nairobi, Kenya this morning."
Tragically, Slovak MP Anton Hrnko confirmed via social media that his wife and two children had been on the aircraft, "It is with deep sorrow that I announce that my dear wife, Blanka, son Martin and daughter Michala, died in the air disaster in Addis Ababa this morning,".
UK's Prime Minister Theresa_May "I was deeply saddened to hear of the devastating loss of life following the plane crash in Ethiopia. At this very difficult time, my thoughts are with the families and friends of the British citizens on board and all those affected by this tragic incident."
The International Federation of Air Line Pilots' Associations (IFALPA) issued the following statement saying it "would like to express its most sincere condolences to the families of the passengers and crew affected by today's tragic accident of Ethiopian Airlines flight ET302, a Boeing 737 Max 8 (reg. ET-AVJ) that crashed shortly after take-off from Bole International Airport in Addis Ababa."
IFALPA stresses the need to avoid speculation as to what happened to the aircraft. The Federation has reached out to the Ethiopian Air Line Pilots' Association and will offer the advice and assistance of accident investigation experts familiar with the B737 Max aircraft to the Ethiopian Accident Investigation Agency.


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5 MINUTES WITH Zac Posen
He's a designer synonymous with wow-factor gowns. Zac Posen counts Claire Danes, Reese Witherspoon and Coco Rocha as his red-carpet glam squad and his Truly Zac Posen collection for David's Bridal has topped our dreamiest dresses list since its launch in 2014. We recently chatted with Posen about his latest lineup and his musings on bridal style.
What is the style philosophy behind your latest collection for David's Bridal?
"The dresses feature sculpted fabric manipulations, as well as clean silhouettes with details that help create a modern look. Hand-sewn appliqués, engineered botanicals, and feminine lace add to the dramatic romanticism of several of the gowns. I played with layering delicate lace fabrics to create an alluring sense of volume within the silhouettes."
Do you have some favourite trends you see as being new bridal classics?
"I believe when it comes to wedding gowns, the bride needs to embody the dress. She should embrace her silhouette and character, which she can do with the help of my designs. I believe there is a resurgence in becoming oneself, but a few flashes of gold or other fabrics are always good statements."
What is the most important thing a bride needs to consider when shopping?
"There really is no right or wrong way to find the wedding dress of your dreams. You need to search out the gown that embraces your sensuality and personality as well as embodies the woman you truly are."—Alison McGill


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first published on July 23, 2017 by Josh
In a recent Twitter post from a member of Malhama Tactical, a short video was released that shows a raid against a position occupied by members of the Syrian Arab Army in Daraa, Sryia. While the footage is not of the highest quality, it does appear to show the group using a range of different weapon systems in order to quickly advance against the SAA troop's position. This speed and violence of action is not something that the Syrian Arab Army is accustomed to, and it easily allows the Malhama Tactical led attack to overwhelm their position.
Malhama Tactical has been dubbed the Blackwater of Jihad by popular military journalists, and for good reason. The organization is known for working with extremist factions of the Free Syrian Army such as Jabhat Fateh al-Sham. On their Twitter pages, they advertise a number of tactical courses and services that they provide to any organization that lines up with their ideals, as long as those groups can afford it. It is rumored that the group's size is somewhere in between 6 and 10 members that are allegedly as well trained and equipped as some Western Special Operations units.


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These are amazing shoes but hard to keep clean. I love them but impossible to keep them clean.
My son loves his Oakland Curry 6's! But we need a new pair of laces. Are the special laces that say "The Town" available for purchase?
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We had a good experience with the Curry 5s so when they fell apart (due to persistent wear by my 8yo son) we got the 6s. After about 4 months the inner heel portion cracked/folded and wouldn't return to its original shape so we had to replace them. I am happy to buy them for him again but I'd prefer these to be about $20 less if they're only going to last a few months.
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My son loves these shoes. The fit is great not that comfortable, but with insoles works great
They're kind of a thin shoe. My son wears about a 4 in a regular UA shoe. I got a 4.5 and they are perfect with just enough growing room. He loves them. They're cute and he says they're super comfortable. They also have the curry signature on the bottom and he thinks there's just nothing cooler than that. Good product!
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Regalo para empezar la temporada para mi hija. Está muy contenta porque dice que son muy cómodas y más contenta porque son preciosas!!
Arrived when they said they would my son is well happy with them never wants to take them off as they are comfy and give him great support


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Quicksilver 450 cuddy £8,995 £9,995
Model: Model:
- Year Built: 2003
- Stock No: 10264
- Vendor: Brokerage (we are not the vendor)
- LOA: 14ft 9in (4.5m)
- Beam: 6ft 4in (1.94m)
- Draft: 1ft (0.32m)
- Hull No: 4562131
- Berths: 1/2
- Keel: Planing
- Construction: GRP
- Engine Year: 2017
- Engine Hours: 50
- Fuel Type: Petrol
- Category: Fishing Boats / Cruisers
- Location: Morgan Marine - Brightlingsea
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Deck/RigFull canopy in very good condition - fully removable. Bow hatch. Pulpit. Fenders.
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Machinery2017 Mercury 30hp with approx 50 hours. Power trim and tilt. Auxiliary outboard bracket.
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I have to say that this book moved me. I would have to say that I was not a real believer in God until I started hearing my older son discuss God with me, without ANY outside influence. I told my husband that I thought God was talking to me through our son. Then I came across this book. I read it in a bit over 2 hours and was brought to tears. I believe now and I think you will too.
Description of the book...
A young boy emerges from life-saving surgery with remarkable stories of his visit to heaven.
Heaven Is for Real is the true story of the four-year old son of a small town Nebraska pastor who during emergency surgery slips from consciousness and enters heaven. He survives and begins talking about being able to look down and see the doctor operating and his dad praying in the waiting room. The family didn't know what to believe but soon the evidence was clear.
Colton said he met his miscarried sister, whom no one had told him about, and his great grandfather who died 30 years before Colton was born, then shared impossible-to-know details about each. He describes the horse that only Jesus could ride, about how "reaaally big" God and his chair are, and how the Holy Spirit "shoots down power" from heaven to help us.
Told by the father, but often in Colton's own words, the disarmingly simple message is heaven is a real place, Jesus really loves children, and be ready, there is a coming last battle.