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We know that Hon'ble Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina paid a 4-day official visit to Japan from 28 May 2019. This was her first bilateral visit abroad as Prime Minister after formation of the present government. Apart from the bilateral talks with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, she attended the meeting of the Japan-Bangladesh Business Forum, the conference on 'The Future of Asia' and the reception organised by the expatriate Bangladeshis living in Japan. Her earlier visits to Japan were in 1997, 2010, 2014 and 2016.
The two Prime Ministers, at the official meeting, have discussed a wide range of issues related to bilateral, regional and international interests. They have agreed to work together in all sectors of cooperation for mutual benefits of the two countries and their people. While discussing the on-going situation of regional peace and stability, Japan has assured its assistance for the infrastructure development in order to increase regional cooperation. Besides, they agreed to strengthen mutual cooperation in the international arena, especially in the fight against terrorism and violent extremism, mitigating risks emanating from climate change and ensuring denuclearisation.
The meeting also discussed the Rohingya crisis. Japan believes in early, safe, durable and respectable rehabilitation of the Rohingyas and, therefore, they have emphasised the creation of a favourable environment for their return to Myanmar. In this regard, Japan would always be with Bangladesh.
The number of Bangladeshis working in Japan might be ten to eleven thousands. The two leaders discussed about taking more skilled workers from Bangladesh. In this context, Japan has been requested to set up a training institute in Bangladesh for skill development. With a positive response, Japan has agreed to work on the strategies for implementation of this proposal.
At the bilateral meeting, both leaders, once again, pledged to work together at both national and international levels to fight against terrorism and extremism. It should be noted that, in June 2016, seven Japanese nationals were killed in the Holy Artisan incident in Dhaka. We know that the two countries had immediately taken appropriate steps to ensure that there is no adverse impact on the two countries' relations. During this visit, the Hon'ble Prime Minister expressed her deep sympathy to the families of those victims.
Immediately after the bilateral meeting, a US$2.5 billion development assistance agreement was signed between Bangladesh and Japan in the presence of the two Prime Ministers. This Japanese fund would be used for five development projects in Bangladesh.
This 40th Official Development Assistance (ODA) loan package will provide necessary funds to the Matarbari Port Development Project (1), Dhaka Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) Development Project (Line 1), Foreign Direct Investment Promotion Project (2), Energy Efficiency and Conservation Promotion Financing Project (Phase 2), and Matarbari Ultra Super Critical Coal-Fired Power Project (5). It is to be noted that Japan is Bangladesh's largest bilateral development partner. Last year, Bangladesh had also received US$ 1.8 billion as Development Assistance (ODA) from Japan.
Since 1972, the Japanese ODA in Bangladesh has reached US$ 11.3 billion. Bangladesh is the second country in the world that has received the highest amount of Japanese ODA. In a joint press conference after the signing ceremony, our Hon'ble Prime Minister has said that Japan would continue to cooperate with Bangladesh for its graduation to a developed country by 2041.
Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina also attended the meeting of the Bangladesh-Japan Business Forum held in the morning of 29 May. Referring to the existing relationship between the two countries, she has urged the businessmen to expand and strengthen the trade sector of these two countries. She expressed her hope of further participation of Japanese businessmen in all economic activities including investment in Bangladesh. We know that Japan is one of the ten biggest export markets for Bangladeshi products.
However, Bangladesh's import is still higher than its export; though the growth of export is comparatively increasing more than the growth of import every year. On the other hand, more than 260 Japanese companies are operating their business in Bangladesh. That is, the amount of investment in Japan is not also negligible.
Our Prime Minister also attended the Nikkei International Conference on 'The Future of Asia' held at Imperial Hotel in Tokyo on 30 May. Besides Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, the conference was attended by Malaysian Prime Minister Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen and President Rodrigo Duterte of the Philippines. Sheikh Hasina has placed five proposals on how to keep the world moving towards prosperity on the basis of peace, stability and equality.
The proposals were to strengthen the world to jointly address the global challenges and safeguard fairness and justice; to equip everyone with equal opportunity to ensure partnership, development and prosperity for economic development; to strengthen cooperation among Asian countries in the spirit of openness, inclusiveness, equality, sharing benefits and joint contribution; to create favourable conditions for every one in the international field for sustainable and balanced development; and to establish such a connectivity that would form the cornerstone of peace and prosperity around the world. She has also mentioned in her speech that Bangladesh prefers a peaceful resolution of the Rohingya crisis through dialogue.
Bangladesh's relationship with the people of Japan has been firm since our War of Liberation. And that relation was officially established on 10th February 1972 when Japan recognised Bangladesh as an independent country. Soon after, diplomatic relations between the two countries started. The first visit of a Bangladesh Prime Minister to Japan was paid by the Father of the Nation Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman in October 1973.
During his bilateral talks with the then Japanese Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka, they agreed to work together to develop the trade and economic relations between the two countries. At that time, at a dinner hosted by the Bangladesh-Japan Association in his honour in Tokyo, Bangabandhu said "During the Liberation War your support and sympathy was a source of strength and inspiration to our people. Whatever you did at that time went a long way in making Bangladesh, its people and its problems known to a wide section of the Japanese people. Since liberation you have collectively continued your noble efforts to promote the cause of Bangladesh thereby making a valuable contribution to the feeling of understanding and friendship that characterises the relations between our two countries."
That day, the foundation of relationship between the two countries and their people was built. And today, the little plant of that relationship has grown into a big tree at the hands of Sheikh Hasina, the illustrious daughter of the Father of the Nation.
Once, the 'Look East Policy' was well accepted by the leaders of South and South East Asia regions, Japan and South Korea were considered as the centres of that policy. Undoubtedly, we have much to learn from Japan. The initiative to send our skilled workers there is praiseworthy. However, if we can send our meritorious students to Japan to learn their advanced technology and other development and management strategies, it will not only strengthen our economy and the momentum of our development, but will drastically reduce our dependency on foreigners. And thus, we will also be able to save a lot of foreign currency.
For many reasons, Japan is very important for Bangladesh's development. Japan has been significantly contributing to our trade and investment sectors. Japan has a big role in constructing our socioeconomic development and infrastructure. There is no doubt that the relationship will be further strengthened with the implementation of the projects under the present ODA loan agreement. Above all, it is expected that this fund will contribute further to the development of Bangladesh.
Japan's support and cooperation in solving the Rohingya crisis is very much appreciating. However, we may like to seek Japan's help in convincing China, Russia or even India so that the issue would be easier to resolve. We need to find out the ways to approach Japan in this regard.
In view of the substantive and constructive discussions held between the two leaders, we are confident that the recent visit of Sheikh Hasina to Japan will play a significant role in deepening, widening, strengthening and diversifying the relations existing between the two countries and their people through the stronger bonds of mutual trust, friendship, partnership, development and cooperation.
This is Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina's fifth visit to Japan. It is a rare case that Sheikh Hasina, as Prime Minister, has gone for bilateral visit to a country five times. In that context, her visit to Japan for five times is a testimony of the attachment of Bangladesh to Japan or the depth of relationship between the two countries. In all considerations, this visit of Sheikh Hasina will surely bring the partnership of development and confidence of the two countries to a new height.
The writer is a former Ambassador and Secretary.


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I have always been mystified by Collagen..if you ask someone the main component of the human body they most likely will say 'water' and that is correct, however next to water the number one physical component is collagen. And what a big component this is - it covers so many different types and is often very hard to decipher what it actually is. Today I'm taking it apart and explaining it in lay man terms...the jargon associated is somewhat like Latin in my book !
Collagen firstly is a protein and it is a protein that our body can produce. It is essential for our bodies and affects skin, hair, bones, joints and even the digestive system. When we are young our bodies produce bountiful supplies of collagen, as we get older however this falls dramatically, by our 40's our levels can fall by about 30% and thus starts the wrinkles, dry skin, fine lines etc...the fun stuff of aging. Like all things collagen is subject to breakdown and dwindles with age.
Apart from aging lifestyle factors affect collagen production, stress, alcohol, too much sun, a diet high in processed foods can also contribute to collagen loss.
What is Collagen ?
There are at least 16 types of Collagen (lets not go into all those here) but the important part is what it helps in your body:
This is where collagen packs a punch - it contains 18 of these 20 amino acids, this is why your body shouts for joy after a cup of homemade chicken stock. Now I know we are not all going to manage a cup of homemade stock every day and indeed might not want to consume animal foods so there are alternatives. There are foods you can include in your daily diet that will enhance the production of collagen within the body :
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Ngaire and I went for a walk this morning and I was amazed at all the flowers. Camelia are in bloom here and there.
This large hawk or vulture was overhead during most of our walk.
Ngaire was sporting her new pink harness. This one actually does seem to help stop her pulling so hard.
There were daffodils everywhere.
Cherry trees are in bloom too.
Don't know what these are either. Both red and white. And something blue in the background.
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I was SO thrilled to receive a surprise package from New Zealand yesterday! Our friend Sue has been following my adventure with houses and sent me a bundle of NZ fabrics. Woot!
So of course, before I even got dressed this morning I just had to sit down with my templates and cut into them. My bin of house pieces is nice and full, but I'm sure it's only a fraction of what I'm going to need. :-) The fun goes on.......
I finished a large t-shirt quilt this afternoon. I had five extra shirt pockets and patches to applique too. It was a bit of a wrestling match getting it under the Bernina so I could buttonhole stitch around them, but aside from knocking a whole bunch of my tools on the floor in the process, it came out just fine. On the floor next to the filing cabinets you can see the blue bags of t-shirt quilts lined up waiting for my attention. And one is stacked on top of the printer, all prepped and ready to be sewn.
Another project I'm doing for Julianne is hand appliqueing the flowers on three dahlia blocks. It took a bit of pondering and experimentation to figure out how to prep and sew the three dimensional petals but I think I've got it licked. Stay tuned. :-)
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This post continues what we were doing with the previous post on Proverbs 10. The chapter divisions are not especially helpful between Proverbs 10 and 11, as you will see, but Proverbs 11:1 does at least begin a new subunit. This post will bring you up to Proverbs 15:29, since we will see something new beginning with Proverbs 15:30ff. In order to cover such ground in one post you will see that there is not a detailed commentary on every verse. In fact, the amount said about each unit basically will lessen with each unit covered. In other words, we will say more about the subunits in Proverbs 11 than about the units/subunits in Proverbs 15. My purpose in doing it this way is that these comments below will provide you with the basic contours of the text, which makes the work of interpretation much easier, and that the observations about earlier units and subunits (to go deeper, see the previous post too) will help you to know what to do with the ones that come later (after all, I have to leave some of the work to you the reader because that is the best way to learn). One thing that I want you to come away seeing is that the proverbs are not arranged haphazardly nor are they to be read independently, but instead they are in units and subunits that are linked together and that are to be read in the context of the book as a whole. Understanding this will help you to move beyond understanding the point of a particular pithy proverb (as important as that is) to understanding the point of subunits and then units of proverbs, and such until you have a better appreciation for how this tells you the message of the book as a whole.
Proverbs 11:1-8
Proverbs 11:1-8 is the next subunit in the unit that began with Proverbs 10:17. Waltke summarizes these eight verses as "Security through Honesty and Righteousness."
Proverbs 10:32 and 11:1 are linked by the catchword usually translated "favor" (10:32, acceptable or fitting; 11:1, delight). The pattern also shifts from Proverbs 10:27-32 of +- to -+ in Proverbs 11:1-2.
Proverbs 11:1 ensures that the reader associates YHWH with this issue of security in rest of the subunit. YHWH finds a false balance to be an abomination and delights in a just weight. Thus YHWH protects the honest and punishes the dishonest. Proverbs 11:1 only tells us how YHWH looks at the issue of honesty in weights and measures. But it is a pair with Proverbs 11:2.
In this subunit we find a proverb that explicitly says riches do not provide security. "Riches do not profit in the day of wrath, but righteousness delivers from death" (Proverbs 11:4, cf. also Proverbs 11:7). The day of wrath could be any fatal disaster that might befall the wicked. The basic point of the subunit is that the dishonest and unrighteous will die and that the righteous and honest will live.
Proverbs 11:9-15
Proverbs 11:9-15 returns to the subject of words and communication. This time the focus is on how they serve the community.
Waltke considers Proverbs 11:9 to be a janus transitioning the reader from Proverbs 11:1-8 to this new subunit. Note the way Proverbs 11:8 begins, "The righteous is delivered…" and Proverbs 11:9 ends "…the righteous are delivered."
Despite the common belief that sticks and stones will break bones but words do not hurt, Proverbs recognizes that words can hurt. The way that Proverbs 11:9 describes it is in the positive – "With his mouth the godless man would destroy his neighbor, but by knowledge the righteous are delivered." This verse is -+, which reverses the pattern in surrounding verses (Proverbs 11:8, 10-11). Verses 12-15 switch again to -+.
We said that the subunit deals with the effect of speech on the community. The community is designated with three different terms: neighbor (Proverbs 11:9), city (Proverbs 11:10-11), and 'people' (i.e., the nation, Proverbs 11:14).
Proverbs 11:16-22
Proverbs 11:16-22 concerns the way that kindness is rewarded and selfishness brings injury.
Waltke notes that often at seams we will find the mention of a woman, listing: Proverbs 11:16, 22, 12:4, 14:1, 18:22, and 21:9. Note then that the mention of a woman serves as an inclusio for this subunit (Proverbs 11:16 and 22).
Proverbs 11:16-17 are linked in the parallel between the gracious woman who gets honor and the man who is kind who benefits himself; likewise the parallel between the violent men who get riches and the cruel man who hurts himself. The picture of the violent man seizing riches (if understood in context) suggests that he does not hold onto them. But the gracious woman who gets honor will keep it.
Proverbs 11:18-19 form a chiasm: "The wicked earns deceptive wages, but one who sows righteousness gets a sure reward. Whoever is steadfast in righteousness will live, but he who pursues evil will die." The wages of the wicked are deceptive because they will die, but the sure reward of the righteous is life.
Proverbs 11:20-21 also form a pair, and Proverbs 11:22 stands alone as a sarcastic remark. Proverbs 11:22 relies on you knowing that ANE women, especially the wealthy, often wore nose rings. It also assumes that you know that the pig is ceremonially unclean. Not that it helps seeing the structure, but note that Proverbs 11:1 and 11:20 have the same basic format. These two verses are abomination sayings.
Proverbs 11:23-27
Proverbs 11:23-27 is the next subunit, as we continue to follow Waltke's lead. This one is framed by the inclusio of "good" in Proverbs 11:23 and 11:27. This unit concerns the idea of desires and, as Waltke puts it, "their paradoxical fulfillment." The opening verse is a summary statement, then we get examples.
These examples are how the one who gives freely grows richer (definitely a paradox, but true) and the one who withholds what he should gives will suffer want. Whoever brings blessing will be enriched, the one who waters will himself be watered (Waltke translates Proverbs 11:25: "A life bestowing blessing will be fattened, and as for the one who drenches, he will in turn be soaked" – note the agricultural imagery).
Proverbs 11:25-26 actually are related in chiastic fashion and both speak agriculturally.
Proverbs 11:27 is a fitting concluding summary answering the opening one. "Whoever diligently seeks good finds favor, but as for him who searches for evil, it will find him" (see Waltke's translation, which is similar).
Proverbs 11:28-31
Proverbs 11:28-31 is the next subunit. Verse 31 is different in that it is the first time we see the "how much more" variety. Waltke describes the point of Proverbs 11:31 as "crime does not pay." This is a fitting conclusion to this subunit because the point in Proverbs 11:28-30 is that those who trust in their riches will fall but that the righteous (who in context we know trust in YHWH) flourish like a green leaf – their fruit is a tree of life.
Proverbs 12
Waltke tells us that Proverbs 12 is two subunits. The first subunit consists of Proverbs 12:1-14 and the second of Proverbs 12:15-28. The topic he summarizes as "speech and deeds."
Each half of Proverbs 12 begins with what he calls "an educational aphorism contrasting the teachableness of the wise with the incorrigibility of the fool" (Proverbs 12:1, 15). These are introductory rearing proverbs like that in Proverbs 10:1b, 17). These two statements are designed to encourage the son to obey the proverbs below them. "Whoever loves discipline loves knowledge, but he who hates reproof is stupid" (Proverbs 12:1, recall Proverbs 3:11, 5:12). "The way of a fool is right in his own eyes, but a wise man listens to advice" (Proverbs 12:15).
Among the proverbs in the first half is one that begins, "A worthy wife…" (Proverbs 12:4, note the same opening to the acrostic at the end of the book Proverbs 10:31). Among the proverbs in the second half is one that is of the abomination variety: "Lying lips are an abomination to YHWH, but those who act faithfully are his delight" (Proverbs 12:22).
But note especially how each half of the chapter ends. "From the fruit of his mouth a man is satisfied with good, and the work of a man's hand comes back to him" (Proverbs 12:14). "In the path of righteousness is life, and in its pathway there is no death" (Proverbs 12:28). This is a forever statement. These are synthetic proverbs, which are rare in this part of the book.
Note also that the relationship of Proverbs 11:31 to Proverbs 12:1 is the same as that of Proverbs 12:28 to Proverbs 13:1. However, Proverbs 11:31 is a negative synthetic proverb (in the form of "how much more") whereas Proverbs 12:28 is a positive synthetic proverb.
Proverbs 13
Proverbs 13:1, as we might expect, opens with a proverb fitting for an introduction to a new section: "A wise son hears his father's instruction, but a scoffer does not listen to rebuke." Waltke observes that every word in Proverbs 13:1 except "rebuke" reflects the vocab of the prologue to Proverbs.
This whole chapter is a unit. The theme of the unit is sounded in Proverbs 13:2, which forms an inclusio with the last verse of the chapter (Proverbs 13:25) concerning eating/appetite. Waltke sums up the message of the chapter this way: "through morally good teaching and behavior one will eat what is materially good." Note the two ways that the word "good" is being used (morally good in Proverbs 13:2, and materially good in Proverbs 13:21).
Among the proverbs in this chapter is the second to last: "Whoever spares the rod hates his son, but he who loves him is diligent to discipline him" (Proverbs 13:24).
The chapter ends this way: "The righteous has enough to satisfy his appetite, but the belly of the wicked suffers want" (Proverbs 13:25).
Waltke explains that this is a fitting ending for the final subunit concerning "final destiny." The point is this verse has to do with forever. We have repeatedly seen that pattern among the proverbs of moving from now to forever.
Proverbs 14:1-32
Proverbs 14:1 apparently begins a new unit (cf. Proverbs 9:1 concerning a wise woman building her house). Thus it is our next rearing proverb.
This chapter is intricately organized with three subunits. The first one is Proverbs 14:1-7, the second is Proverbs 14:8-15, and the third subunit is Proverbs 14:15-32. The first two subunits are each structured as chiasms but each subunit is tied to the next with catchwords or janus verses. The theme of the proverbs in this chapter is walking in wisdom. The fear of YHWH is mentioned in the chapter.
Note Proverbs 14:11, "The house of the wicked will be destroyed, but the tent of the upright will flourish." Here is another example of paradox since the house offers less security than a tent. Waltke says this implies that the son needs to walk by faith and not by sight.
Note again how this unit ends on the note of forever in Proverbs 14:32: "The wicked is overthrown through his evildoing, but the righteous finds refuge in his death."
The next until then begins with the last three verses of Proverbs 14.
Proverbs 14:33-15:4
Proverbs 14:33-15:4 is this next unit as Waltke sees it. Proverbs 14:33 is a rearing proverb: "Wisdom rests in the heart of a man of understanding, but it makes itself known even in the midst of fools." The unit has to do with the king's role as a rewarder of righteousness and punisher of wickedness.
Proverbs 15:5-19
Proverbs 15:5-19 is the next unit. It concerns the topic of education. As we would expect, this begins with a rearing proverb that even mentions the father. It has two subunits of seven verses. Proverbs 15:5 and 12 form an inclusio around the first. The second subunit is Proverbs 15:13-19.
Proverbs 15:20-29
Proverbs 15:20-29 is the last unit of the first part of Solomon I. The second part begins with Proverbs 15:30.
Recall that part one of Solomon I began, "The proverbs of Solomon. A wise son makes a glad father, but a foolish son is a sorrow to his mother" (Proverbs 10:1). Proverbs 15:20 says, "A wise son makes a glad father, but a foolish man despises his mother." Thus the first and last units of this larger section are marked by inclusio.
This last unit consists of two subunits with Proverbs 15:24 serving as a janus between them. The first subunit concerns this education and the second subunit concerns YHWH's work of twarting the wicked and supporting the righteous. Thus the second subunit makes sure that we understand YHWH's role in the former.


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Violin Concerto (Adagio) - Max Bruch - Steven Hague
Skilfully arranged by Steven Hague for Kirsty Abbots of Carlton Main Frickley Brass Band, this beautiful second movement will not only keep the cornet soloist on their toes, but the rest of the band too, with some tricky rhythms and articulation. Although much of the work of Max Bruch remains unknown to modern audiences, his G Minor Concerto enjoys widespread popularity.In stock: Estimated delivery 1-2 days
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto - 2nd Movement (trombone solo) - Mendelssohn - Richard Rock
Felix Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64 is his last large orchestral work. It forms an important part of the Violin repertoire and is one of the most popular and most frequently performed violin concertos of all time.Estimated delivery 12-14 days
ALLEGRO FROM VIOLIN CONCERTO - Mendelssohn Felix - Wyss ThomasEstimated delivery 10-12 days
Adagio (from Violin Concerto) - Max BruchEstimated delivery 12-14 days
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Lento from Violin Concerto Op.29. Grade: Easy/Medium.Estimated delivery 12-14 days
Slavonic Rock March - David Well
According to his teachers, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893), was not particularly gifted. His special talents were acknowledged only in 1865 when he had been working for the Ministry of Finances for some years. In 1866 he was appointed teacher at the Conservatory and applied himself to composing. His oeuvre is fairly extensive and many of his compositions receive a high ranking on the international list of classical music, including his six symphonies, solo concertos (violin concerto and piano concertos), ballets (The Nut Cracker, Swan Lake), and his overtures (1812 and Romeo and Juliette). In 1893 Tchaikovsky died of Cholera after drinking a glass of infected water. His Slavonic March is a popular concert piece for symphonic orchestra that is still frequently performed in concert halls. David Well arranged the theme and created a contemporary march in rock style. Tchaikovsky once said to an unsatisfied teacher: 'I will be a great composer within 10 years time.'Estimated delivery 10-14 days
Chants Russes - Edouard Lalo
Euphonium Solo with Brass BandLento from Violin Concerto Op.29Estimated delivery 12-14 days
Summer Storm - Antonio Vivaldi - Rodney Newton
Antonio Vivaldi was born in Venice and began his adult life in the church, becoming known as the 'Red Priest', presumably due to his sandy-coloured hair. Health problems prevented him continuing actively in the priesthood and he turned his attention to music.He wrote 18 operas, many sacred choral works and over 300 concerti, many for use at the Ospidale della Piet? orphanage where he was director of music. Of these, the 12 violin concerti known as The Four Seasons (from the opus 8 set, The Trial of Harmony and Invention), have become the best known. The third concerto, Summer, includes a graphic description of a thunderstorm which makes an effective showpiece when played by any solo instrument. Sadly, Vivaldi died in poverty in Vienna, whilst trying vainly to secure commissions for himself, but his music has survived to become some of the best loved in the world.Estimated delivery 3-5 days


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Tuesday, November 07, 2006
Election Day
In other news, here's a progress photo of the sweater I started at the Dulaan Knit-In on Saturday:
I'm going to repeat the same treatment at the bottoms of the sleeves as the bottom of the sweater body. Still need to decide whether or not to include the band on the upper arm to match the chest. And whether to do the neckband in plain yellow, one of the other colors, or stripes? Any opinions, let's hear 'em. This is all worsted weight 100% wool yarns from my stash. Very old yarns, like from the time when Red Heart made wool. I picked them up at thrift shops here and there for a song. The colors are pretty wild, but I think they work well enough and should keep a child in Mongolia a little warmer in a cold winter.
After I took the sweater picture, I went around the yard looking for things to photograph. Here's what I found: ornamental grass, milkweed, and old sunflowers.
Tomorrow I will chain myself to my computer chair and not stop working until I have substantially finished writing at least one of the patterns I have pending. I promise. I'd really rather go to my lair and cast on for something new. Who wouldn't?
8 comments:
- Abigale said...
Beautiful photos as always!
As far as the top goes - my opinion would be to use the blue that you started the ribbing with... just makes sense - no?
And yes - casting on for something new... So much more fun than writing up patterns, or finishing off other projects.
- Bezzie said...
I thought about the blue for the neck ribbing too--but it might be too much. That blue is very vibrant. But then again the yellow might not be enough. I'm a great help huh?
Hooray for dead garden pics!!! Love 'em!
- leedav said...
I say nothing on the sleeves and striping around the color (a little of all the colors?). If my pictures were as lovely as yours, I'd find it hard to do much of anything else!
- Helen said...
hmm, i think a stripe on the sleeve, and the collar in a diff colour? i think putting nothing on the sleeves, and colour on the collar seaparates it too much. but i think there is too much yellow..haha. am i clear? i think i mean colour on both, or on none.
- Elizabeth said...
Looking at the picture more, I've come up with a plan. Leave the upper arms plain. Do the sleeve cuffs to match the bottom of the body. And for the neck, use yellow to pick up around neckline. Work half a repeat of the orange diamonds around, then do the neckline ribbing in solid orange. We'll see.
More input from others still appreciated.
Thanks all!
- MiniLaura said...
I see you've already decided. I was going to vote for leaving the sleeves plain so I'm happy that you're going to do that.
I was ALSO going to suggest doing the collar in orange. I guess great minds think alike.
I love the milkweed photos. When I was a kid, I loved to collect milkweed pods just so I could have tons of puffy white things to play with whenever I wanted.
- Carol said...
I love you sweater for many reasons! Really pretty...and wow you take awesome nature photos too!
You're so extremely talented and generous.x
- Sarah said...
Gorgeous pics again!
Yep, the sweater is cute and funky, and will definitely keep someone warm!
I too am wanting to cast on for a million different projects right now. Must be the weather.


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By Andrew Liszewski
Just like Alexander the Great wept when he realized there were no more worlds to conquer, someday mankind is going to come to the startling conclusion that he's run out of things to cram a USB flash drive into. But that day hasn't come yet, so today I bring you a flash drive that's been integrated into a wooden clothespin. This particular design does have some merit though. For one, I like the natural look of the wood clothespin in contrast to the shiny metal of the USB connection. The other more obvious benefit is that it can be easily attached to anything like a shirt pocket, making it harder to lose when it's not in use. Oh and 'Spinacz', that's actually Polish for 'clip', which expands my Polish vocabulary from 6 to 7 words. In another 1,200 years I should be fluent!


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London's St.Gregorios Indian Orthodox Church, Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church, will host a holy ceremony on Sunday, 7th May. Calvin Poovathur will be the first from the new generation to attain priesthood by Dr Mathews Mar Thimothios, Metropolitan (Diocese of UK, Europe & Africa)
This is the first ordination event to be held in the UK in the history of Malankara Orthodox Church. He is a member of St. Gregorios Indian Orthodox church parish in Belfast, Northern Ireland part of UK, Europe and Africa diocese of Malankara Orthodox Church.
Mr Calvin studied at Fort Hill college Lisburn and pursued his MBA degree from University of Greenwich, London. He later joined the Orthodox Theological seminary at Kottayam, Kerala, South India to undertake priestly and theological training programme.
He is the son of Mr. Jaison Thomas Poovathur and Lini who presently resides in Belfast. Miss. Rima is Calvin`s only sister .The family hails from Poovathur House, Elamannor in Adoor, Kerala, South India. Their parish is St Thomas Church, Elamannoor which is part of Adoor-Kadambanad Diocese.
The ordination holy ceremony will be on Sunday7th May 2017at St.Gregorios Indian Orthodox Church, Cranfield Road, Brockley, London. SE4 1UF. Morning Prayer begins at 9.00am followed by the Holy Qurbana and Holy Ordination Service.


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OSCE monitors report about 362 explosions near Donetsk airport on Monday
The OSCE Special Monitoring Mission (SMM) to Ukraine observed 362 explosions near the ruined Donetsk airport in eastern Ukraine on June 22, according to an OSCE SMM update.
"Between 09:00 and 17:00hrs, at the Joint Centre for Control and Co-ordination (JCCC) observation point at Donetsk central railway station ("Donetsk People's Republic" ("DPR")-controlled, 8km north-west of Donetsk city centre), the SMM observed a total of 362 explosions consistent with artillery and mortar fire as well as bursts consistent with automatic grenade launcher, heavy machine gun and small-arms and light-weapons fire," the update reads.
The SMM said it assessed that the explosions had occurred at locations to the north, north-west, north-east and west and at distances ranging between 2 and 10km from its position.
The SMM also observed 26 airbursts of anti-aircraft weapon at 2-3km west and north-west of its position.
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The Relationship Between Green Roofs And The Thermal Environment In Taipei City
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During the last decade, a large amount of research has been published in Taiwan on different strategies for the reduction of the urban heat island effect. The most important strategy for reducing ambient temperature and mitigating the heat island effect is encouraging citizens to build a green roof on their own buildings. In order to analyze the effect of green roofs on the thermal environment, this paper collects temperature and humidity data from two buildings with different roof greening levels and tries to analyze the relationship between roof greening and the thermal environment in Taipei city. The result of this research can give citizens an idea what kind of thermal environment they can get if they make some greening on their roofs; moreover, it also can provide some useful data to governments for calculating the environmental benefit if they carry out the green roof policy. Keywords: heat island effect, green roof, greening level. 1 Introduction Taipei is the biggest metropolis of Taiwan, which has around 5,000,000 citizens with a very high living density. The high concentration of buildings in the city has resulted in many environmental issues, such as air pollution, traffic jams, urban warming and the urban heat island effect. In order to solve these problems, several studies indicated that green roofs can be used to mitigate some problems associated with storm water runoff, the urban heat island effect, wildlife habitat, air quality and energy consumption (Liu and Baskaran [1]; Wong et al. [2]; Takebayashi and Moriyama [4]). In recent years, due to ecological concerns, the government has promoted the building of sustainable architecture to mitigate the building's negative impact on the urban environment and to create harmony
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The Blue Jays and Tigers split a four-game series to open the season. The primary highlight of the series came on Saturday, when Brandon Drury fouled off a pitch in the fourth inning. A fan behind home plate did not flinch with the ball headed straight at her head.
Per Sid Seixeiro, the woman is a regular behind home plate at Blue Jays games. Clearly, she is a veteran of baseballs flying directly at her head.


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Maine Wienerfest
Belfast, Maine, September 9, 2018. The 15th annual Maine Wienerfest will be held on Sunday September 9th from 11am-3pm at the Steamboat Landing Park in Belfast! Maine Wienerfest is a celebration of dachshunds and the people who love them, but we welcome all dog lovers and their families!
Come join us for a day of fun on the Belfast waterfront! Organized events include a Grand Parade around the park, Canine Costume Contest and Doxie Derby! Food and pet-related vendors will be available on-site along with some great raffle opportunities.
All proceeds from this event will benefit P.A.W.S Animal Adoption Center – a non-profit, no-kill animal shelter whose mission is to provide care for homeless dogs and cats until they can be placed in permanent, responsible homes while promoting humane values in our community through outreach and educational programs.
The Maine Wienerfest will be held rain or shine with gates opening at 10:30am. Admission is $3 for adults; free for children under 12 years old and dogs. For more information, please visit www.mainewienerfest.com. We hope to see you there!
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BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia was seen disappointed in the courtroom soon after hearing the five-year jail term against her in connection with the Zia Orphanage Trust corruption case. Advocate Abdur Rezzaque Khan, who met Khaleda Zia after the verdict, told this correspondent: "Madam (Khaleda Zia) was astonished hearing the verdict. She wanted to know from me how the court could give her a five-year jail term in a false case. She was also surprised as to how the court could pronounce the sentence without mentioning any charge against her."
The defence lawyer said: "She was not nervous over the verdict and directed us to file an appeal against the verdict. She sought prayers from the people and said the court had sentenced her in a false and politically motivated case." Wearing an off-white sari, Khaleda left her Gulshan residence for court at about 11.45am. All along the route, there was fool-proof security since the morning. Law enforcers took up position at Chankharpul, Dhaka Medical College Hospital's west gate, Buet gate, Bakhshibazar intersection, Alia Madrasa field gate and the main gate of the makeshift courtroom as well as inside the courtroom. Anyone entering the courtroom were frisked. A few lawyers and journalists, who had come before 9am, were able to enter the courtroom.
Many lawyers and journalists had to wait in front of security posts in front of Dhaka Medical College Hospital and the Bakhshibazar intersection. The courtroom was packed with lawyers, journalists and law enforcers within 9.30am. Judge Md Akhtaruzzaman, escorted by high security, reached the court premises at 10.30am and entered his chamber.
Pro-BNP lawyers were seen tensed in the courtroom, while prosecution lawyers were cheerful. Moudud Ahmed entered the court premises along with some lawyers at around 10.20am.
Law enforcers were seen vigilant in and outside the courtroom from the morning to till the BNP chief was taken to jail.
Courtroom people communicated with their colleagues to know when Khaleda would start her journey from her Gulshan residence. Khaleda left her residence at 11.44am. Some said she should reach the makeshift courtroom within 20 minutes as the route is empty.
But she was held up for about three hours as her followers gathered in large numbers from Mogbazar to Dhaka Medical College Hospital. Finally, Khaleda reached the courtroom at 1.51pm.
After she took her seat, pro-BNP lawyers approached her and stood beside her, along with law enforcers. After sometime, Khaleda went to the washroom and returned and sat on her chair at 2.06pm.
Court officials kept documents on the table and Judge Md Akhtaruzzaman entered the courtroom from his chamber at 2.12pm. The judge said it would be better if the private security men would go outside the court. The judge started delivering the verdict at 2.14pm.
Soon after delivering verdict, the judge left the courtroom at 2.30pm. After sometime, the law enforcers took Khaleda to the day-care centre of the old Dhaka Central Jail on Nazimuddin Road at around 2.50pm amid high security.
Before leaving her Gulshan residence, Khaleda spoke to her kith and kin, including her son Tarique Rahman, currently residing in England and who has also been convicted in the Zia Orphanage Trust Graft case, his wife Zubaida Rahman and her granddaughter over phone. She also offered prayers and assured her weeping relatives by saying: "There is no need to cry. I will be alright. You all wait, I will be back. Do not worry and be strong."
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We came to Kenya after a few days of rest in Pretoria, where we were hosted by an awesome couple called Walter and Hendrika who became new friends. They had one of the cutest/friendliest dogs I've ever met, Drumpel. We did NOT get a visa to go to Ethiopia, despite our many valiant efforts. I do not feel like recounting the insane process of trying to get an overland visa from that country while in South Africa - by this point the story is a past annoyance that completely took away the desire to travel to Ethiopia anyway!
We got robbed while on safari in Lake Nakuru... by a big baboon! We had barely stopped to check out a cliffside lookout when a huge male olive baboon rushed our Land Cruiser and jumped inside through the safari roof! A loud furry chaos ensued as he grabbed and tossled and bared his fangs out at us before jumping out a few crazy seconds later from the other side of the vehicle. He came for one thing only, and got it - he ran off with our lunch! Our driver told us "this never happens". The safari was great, we saw many animals including several rhinos, one of them only about 40 feet away.
We came to Kenya after a few days of rest in Pretoria, where we were hosted by an awesome couple called Walter and Hendrika who became new friends. They had one of the cutest/friendliest dogs I've ever met, Drumpel. We did NOT get a visa to go to Ethiopia, despite our many valiant efforts. I do not feel like recounting the insane process of trying to get an overland visa from that country while in South Africa - by this point the story is a past annoyance that completely took away the desire to travel to Ethiopia anyway!
We continued east into Chobe National Park in Botswana, where we found an abundance of beautiful animals. Many hippos, many elephants as well as buffalo, giraffes, lions, a plethora of birds and many more. We came across a herd of elephants within feet of our 4x4 - they seemed aware of but indifferent to our presence. They have such a calm, wise energy about them and I find it makes me happy to be around them, observing. Chobe is an exquisitely beautiful place.
From Chobe we made the crossing into Zimbabwe, and arrived at Mosikalamosikala or Mosi-oa-tunya ("the smoke that thunders"), aka Victoria Falls. These are some of the largest waterfalls in the world, and although we are currently in the dry season they were still majestic. A gargantuan quantity of water cascades down a deep, long fissure in the earth, resulting in a rumbling feast for the eyes.
In Vic Falls we bought a couple of $12 first class tickets on a sleeper train even more ancient than the one we rode to Cape Town. To book passage we had to walk through a troupe of nasty looking urbanized baboons which had more or less surrounded the train station! We arrived in Bulawayo and bought bus tickets to Pretoria. It is interesting to note the difference a border can make in terms of culture. Almost everyone we met in Zimbabwe was noticeably friendly if not outright warm and welcoming, whereas people in Botswana tended to be more closed off or aloof.
We headed to Pretoria to try and resolve a snag that came up for the next portion of our trip. Too annoying and boring to explain here, but we've been playing a complicated game of dominoes trying to line up the next few legs of our journey. The biggest problem is obtaining an Ethiopian visa in time.
We spent a couple of days eye-hunting for hippos and more elephants on the swelteringly hot Okavango Delta in Botswana. Unfortunately, though there was abundant evidence of pachyderms all around us (their enormous droppings were everywhere and two nights in a row I was woken up by their alarmingly loud bellowing in the forest) we saw no elephants here like in Etosha. No hippos either. We did see several impressive crocodiles, some monkeys and many beautiful delta birds. There are huge floating islands of papyrus, which thrive in the delta waters and through which hippos carve out canals - it was through these channels that we took our boat and canoes in a fruitless search for their creators. I took a video (click HERE) of one of the more narrow canals.
From the delta we headed north, to the Caprivi Strip in Namibia. There as the sun set on the limpid waters of the Okavango River we found hippos - many many hippos! You can barely see them in my pictures... mostly their heads and their cute little ears which they shake the water off from when they emerge from underwater, blowing mist like whales.
I shot this video (click HERE) from the riverbank... a bunch of local kids dancing and throwing rocks or dung at a group of indifferent hippos, two of who yawn with their menacing maws. Hippos are the most dangerous mammal in Africa, and every year kill more people than lions or other big cats.
Yesterday we spent part of the evening with some of the San (bushmen) people of the Kalahari desert. They spoke to us via an interpreter (in their fantastic click-clicking language) of their traditional ways, and how they survived in this harsh environment for millennia. The San have always been my favourite culture/people based on readings and documentaries, and it was awe-inspiring to spend a bit of time with them. These ancestral people survived for thousands of years as hunter-gatherers (actually living in a balanced and harmonious way with nature), until the white/European colonialists came and forcibly displaced them. Since then the San have had a very difficult time - today we drove by a more modernized settlement where, their culture eroded and their traditional lands stolen, they have developed significant social problems (eg rampant alcohol abuse). This story is all too familiar - the same thing has happened for example with Native American peoples and Australian Aboriginals. The San we met last night are able to maintain many of their traditional ways by showing foreigners how they live or used to live. They felt happy and natural and seemed to be having fun proudly showing us healing herbs, how to hunt and gather, make fire and soften leather, etc. It was very cool to see and learn and be around them. They seemed to me a far gentler people, connected to the earth without being sappy about it. The oldest man in the group (I can't pronounce his name) is an accomplished hunter who did not know how old he was, except to say he remembers a time when white people just used ox-wagons.
The more I learn about African history the more I feel that the arrogance and greed of the colonial (and unfettered capitalist) attitude, in all its varied past and ongoing forms, is one of the most destructive and uglifying evils there is. It's the attitude that the earth, its creatures and plants and (especially native) peoples are all there for the taking. The belief that the earth is ours rather than that we are of the earth. The belief that militaristic might is right. Africa had some problems before the white man came (eg the pre-existing African slave trade facilitated the colonial slave trade). However, a lion's share of the reason so much of Africa is in a heartbreaking shambles has to do with what Europeans started doing here centuries ago. This exploitation is still going on now - much of Africa is still an economic colony and garbage dump for the developed world - and even where it isn't what's been left behind is a gaping wound that is still bleeding out. This has happened and is happening, in one way or another, all over the world. That the planet's on fire (or flooding, or whatever other calamity) is no surprise.
September 14, 2017 - More Etosha
Yesterday we saw almost as many animals as the day before. About 50 elephants and countless giraffes, zebras and so on. What's more, we came across a lion feasting on a dead zebra, and witnessed the playfulness of two baby rhinos and their mothers by a watering hole last night. A bunch of elephants enjoyed the water hole while others kept watch and protected the young.
Things I learned from spending hours watching the watering hole:
Far from being dumb brutes, elephants and rhinos are highly sociable, playful and intelligent creatures. I already had this impression, but spending hours observing them made this absolutely clear. What's been and is being done to them and their habitat is sickening;
Elephants fart a lot. So do rhinos, though not as often nor with such hilarious resonance;
Life for these creatures, and many others in the wild, seems for the most part very slow, chill and relaxed while simultaneously alert, mindful and cautious. There is no big rush to get anywhere. Life is now, and here. All you really need to do is eat and not be eaten, drink water, make love, play and sleep. Don't let your big brain tell you otherwise. ;)
Giraffes are graceful and cautious. Zebras, while pretty, are skittish and damn vicious/violent with each other. Springbok are happy to gaze into the void a good part of the day. Jackals are cool, sneaky dudes.
At Etosha I took some videos of some pretty magical, uplifting things. Check these out:
Click HERE - A happy herd of elephants parading into a refreshing water hole;
Click HERE - a lioness and her two cubs
Click HERE - some brief rhino action
Click HERE - the impressive coordinated flight of red-billed quelea birds
So many beautiful animals. Today we saw 7 endangered black rhinos, a pride of 7 lions, about 50 elephants, well over two dozen giraffes and countless zebra, oryx and springbok. Some jackals, warthogs, ostriches, kudu, impalas, eagles, meerkats and mongoose, owls and other large and small birds as well. Two dead zebras as well. It is (surprise surprise) a particularly hot and dry year, so there are more animals clustered around the watering holes. This is fortunate for us, but not for them. Still, today was unforgettably awesome. Seeing lions in the wild is breathtaking. Seeing a herd of elephants parading into the water hole was just magical - I felt a great joy watching them frolic in the water, cooling themselves off and playing together. It was also bittersweet given what humans are doing to wildlife and wild places all over the earth. There is fortunately a program in place whereby many elephants have their tusks cut by rangers to protect them from hunters (same goes for many of the rhinos with their horns). That people could hunt these animals for trophies or money or pseudo-medicine seems even more repugnant to me after seeing their beauty (and intelligence) firsthand again today. It is good to see these last remaining pockets of wildness in the world - a reminder of what things were like before humans began trying to pave, exploit, commodify, wrap in plastic, pollute and uglify every natural wild place on earth!
We are at Etosha National Park, which covers over 22,000 square kilometers in Namibia. It is home to and protects countless springbok,25000 zebras, 4500 giraffes, 2500 elephants and 500 lions among many many other species. The number of rhinos is kept secret as yet another measure against hunters/poachers.
We spent a couple of days in Swakopmund before heading north again along the Skeleton Coast (so called because of the many shipwrecks which used to pepper its shore). Swakopmund is a modern little town wedged between the Atlantic Ocean and the sprawling Namib desert. Quad biking on those big ole' sand dunes was a whole lot of fun. From there we continued north and camped in the desert mountains near Spitzekope before continuing northeast to the lands of the Himba. Spitzekope is exquisite - the stars at night are gorgeous, the views are most pleasing to the eye, and cute rock dassies abound (for a video of the dassies, click HERE)! The Himba are a semi-nomadic people who have managed to prosper while maintaining their traditional way of life. The women never shower, but cover their bodies and hair in a fragrant ochre paste as an ornamental/cosmetic, as a sunscreen and to stay clean. Their villages are organized in a circle, with the cow pen (cows are very important in Himba culture) and sacred firepit in the center. We visited a Himba village in the sweltering heat. The men were all out with the herds. It felt a bit forced as we had to go with a guide, and the energy of the whole experience was kind of weird. I'm not sure how the Himba feel about visitors, especially a bunch of tourists snapping pictures of them like paparazzi on a human safari. This was followed by an exit-through-the-gift-shop tchatchke sale. Still I suppose if it helps them preserve a semblance of their traditional life, it is probably a good thing.
Last night a moon like I have never seen before rose from the desert horizon, a huge radiant blood-orange African moon which had all our camp in awe. All of except our driver, Shadi, who said "you do not have these moons? Here they happen all the time!". Photographs could not capture the beautiful essence of this moon. Later on we awoke to the eerie wails of jackals in the distance.
We woke up in darkness and drove out to Dune 45, which we climbed to watch the sun rise in a similar glorious fashion. I was halfway up the enormous dune when the first shining sliver of sun peeked over the horizon. The same moon as last night, pallid now, hung on the other side of the desert sky. There I was between moonshine and sunlight, and I shot this video (click HERE). A bunch of us hung out at the top for a while, then ran down down down the long steep sandy slope
From there we try took a 4X4 to Dead Vlei (Dead Valley) - trees which died hundreds of years ago but which were preserved by the dry desert climate rise from the hard packed desert floor, surrounded by massive orange sand dunes. The largest of these, called Big Daddy, is 400 meters (1200 feel) tall.
Tonight I watched the same sun set which I saw rise this morning, and the same red moon rose as well. We are camped close to a watering hole, and I was just woken up by the thumbing sort-of-neighing kicking galloping herd of zebra who come here to drink in the night. I can see them from here, about a 100 meters away. Good night.
From Cape Town we jumped on an overland truck heading north into Namibia. The population density here is delightfully low (only 2.54 inhabitants per square kilometers!). So, you rarely see anyone else as you drive on the rough dirt roads cutting through a massive desert peppered with satin-barked quiver trees, ostriches and eagles, baboons and scorpions and snakes and many horned beasts such as kudu and oryx. We have been camping for the past few days, sleeping in rugged thick canvas tents made for Africa. One day it is swelteringly hot, the next quite cold - our driver said that the weather has been unpredictable lately, adding that "this is the year of surprises!". The landscapes are epic and stunning. Yesterday we visited Fish River Canyon, which rivals the Grand Canyon in size and surpasses it in age. From a cost as well as a safety and convenience perspective, going overland in a group made more sense than renting a 4X4 and heading out on our own like we did in the U.S. The other travellers are mostly younger Germans, some Dutch and Australian. It's a pleasant group, and everyone pitches in to keep the camp working smoothly.
We spent a couple of days in Cape Town, a hip and happening city which feels decidedly "modern". The areas we visited were prosperous and clean, though it also felt like there was a lot of darkness lurking in the shadows cast by all that shininess. A stark contrast between opulence and poverty. The waterfront is pleasant and interesting though somewhat touristy. The highlight of our visit was clearly hiking Table Mountain. We took a couple of busses and a fun gondola ($25 a person) to ascend, then hiked for several hours on what felt like the top of the world. The views - of the city, the ocean, even regular and lenticular clouds down below - were spectacular. It was wonderful being up there, listening to the silence (except for the cool croaks of the frogs of the marsh) and taking in the views and fresh air as we hiked. We were exhausted by the time we got back, but satisfied and happy.
From Tofo we made the long trek back to Maputo, then caught a flight to Johannesburg where we boarded a 28-hour sleeper train to Capetown. The train is old but comfortable - we had our own berth compartment with pull-down beds and ate in the dining car. The ride was quite enjoyable and afforded us a varied sample of South African landscapes as we chooga-chooga-choo-chooed through the country. The best part, however, was being serenaded for hours on end by a group of African singers (click HERE for a sound sample) who were traveling in the car behind us. Joyful, soulful music punctuated by laughter and applause at the end of each song. That served as a great counterbalance to the fascinating book "King Leopold's Ghost" I read in its entirety on the train tide. It is an excellent work on the brutal history of European colonization in Africa, in particular the egregious exploitation of the Congo by King Leopold of Belgium near the end of the 19th century. Kinda heavy, but highly interesting and informative as well.


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Woodall Votes to Repeal and Replace Obamacare, Restore Healthcare Options and Choice
WASHINGTON, DC – Today, the U.S. House of Representatives approved H.R. 1628, the "American Health Care Act (AHCA)," to repeal and replace Obamacare. The first of a three-phased approach to restore choice, competition, and affordability to the American health insurance market, the legislation repeals one-size-fits-all policy and replaces it with patient choice. It grants much-needed flexibility for states while authorizing stability-funding for high risk pools aimed at reducing health care premiums, and it provides states for the first time the opportunity to design and build a better indigent care program for the under-served.
"It is a reality that Obamacare health care plans are failing and insurers are leaving the exchanges," said Rep. Woodall. "Premiums for the few plans that remain are skyrocketing under the current broken system put in place by Obamacare, and deductibles are often so high that families are effectively left without insurance altogether. Tens of millions more Americans have been left without any coverage whatsoever. We can do better, but we must act quickly before more families are harmed. This bill represents a thoughtful plan to keep the good ideas from the past, but also to start eliminating failed and damaging ones. Repairing the damage done by Obamacare will be a long journey, but it begins today. The U.S. Senate now must act. As Obamacare failures continue to mount and families continue to be left stranded, I know that the Senate will move with urgency and send these solutions to the President's desk."
Congressman Woodall represents the Seventh Congressional District of Georgia, which includes the majority of Forsyth and Gwinnett counties, and currently serves as Chairman of the Rules Subcommittee on Legislative and Budget Process, as well as serving on the Transportation & Infrastructure Committee, and Budget Committee.


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About this property
The property is located centrally within the heart of Welton Village, surrounded by nearby local businesses including a Public House, Tea Room, Hairdressing Salon and Cooperative Supermarket. Welton Village is located approximately six miles North East of Lincoln and is widely regarded as one of Lincolnshire's most popular Villages, given its proximity to the City Centre and excellent range of local facilities. Welton has a population of circa. 4,327 residents.
Ground Floor Premises & Business For Sale – We are pleased to offer for sale this very popular Freehold Property & Business, trading as Welton Paper Shop, which is a long-established business within one of Lincoln's most popular Villages, selling newspapers, magazines, tobacco cards and gifts. There is also the potential to apply for an Off-Licence and extend opening hours, in order to further increase turnover and profitability.
This ground floor property comprises a large open-plan Retail Space which, in total, extends to 60 sq.m (650 sq.ft), being well-presented and fully equipped with racking and display space, having a glazed door and three glazed display windows fronting onto Lincoln Road. The accommodation further benefits from air-conditioning.
In addition to the main retail space, there is a Kitchen/Staff Room with Stores and a WC Compartment. To the rear is a large enclosed secure courtyard area, with additional outbuilding.
The property benefits from being located within a busy thoroughfare, with parking spaces immediately to the front of the premises.
Welton Paper Shop is a long-established and successful business, specialising in the sales of newspapers, magazines, cards, tobacco, gifts and soft drinks. The business has the benefit of an excellent turnover and profit margin, which are available to seriously interested parties.
Mains electricity, water and drainage are connected. Air-conditioning units are installed within the retail space to provide heating and cooling.
EPC Rating – C.
The ground floor premises are available on a Freehold basis, which includes a courtyard area to the rear and outbuilding, used in association with the business. The first floor living accommodation is not included within the asking price but is potentially available by separate negotiation, if required. Further details on request.
The Rateable Value is – £9,000.
In the event that a full rating liability is required, the current rates payable would be approximately £4,536 per annum (Rate to the pound for 2019/20 is 50.4 pence).
Prospective occupiers are likely to qualify for Small Business Rates Relief which, under the current framework, would give up to 100% exemption of rates liability, but interested parties should make their own enquiries.
VAT may be applicable.
Visitor parking is available.
By prior appointment through Mundys Commercial.


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Not everyone is a fan of Brussel Sprouts, however at Christmas it's tradition that they make the dinner table! but do you want to see Sprouts on your pizza?
PizzaExpress has created two pizzas starring this festive vegetable.
The pizza's will have Roasted Brussel Sprouts & Pancetta Romana and will cost £13.85, the pizza will feature Brussel Sprouts roasted in garlic and rosemary, salty pancetta, chestnut mushroom, pine kernels, red onion, mozzarella and passta. It is topped with a free-range egg in the centre and finished with Gran Milano cheese and parsley.
Next up is the meat-free version which has Brussel Sprouts, Truffle Romana which costs £13.75 and combines sprouts with chestnut mushrooms, mozzarella, red onion and pine kernels.
It comes on a passata base and is topped with a free-range egg at the centre and finished with a generous drizzle of truffle oil, to create a festive tasting pizza.
Would you try either of the Brussel Sprout pizza's from PizzaExpress? or does the thought of Brussel Sprouts on pizza make you hate them even more? Comment below and let us know.


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It's the day after Halloween, and after an unseasonably warm fall, I've felt as if it's a cold, winter day. Some of my best childhood memories are of such days – building snowmen, making blanket forts, eating homemade baked treats. Perhaps that is why I felt myself gravitate toward one of my favorite places this morning: the kitchen.
There is an out-of-place bowl of candy sitting on my kitchen counter, thanks to a weekend of fall celebrations followed by the twins' preschool harvest party yesterday. While I must admit that I managed to sneak a few fun size Snickers and Milky Way bars this weekend, today none of the candy in that bowl appealed to me. And though it's in sight, my kids have not asked me for anything.
I can't speak on behalf of my kids but I can speak for myself and say that my lack of desire for candy has nothing to do with will power. The simple truth is that this once chocolate-hater is now a chocolate-lover and there are precious few pieces of chocolate in that bowl. No chocolate means no temptation for me.
Less you think that my story ends here, I'll be quick to say that it does not. I did what any responsible parent would do. I made brownies. 😉
Not just any brownies, though. I used the recipe in the Trim Healthy Mama cookbook. I've loosely followed the ladies behind Trim Healthy Mama for a while and I love listening to their podcast. They've done their homework and have made it easy for the rest of us to make food that is nourishing to our bodies and easy on our blood sugar. Because of health reasons I'll go into in a future post, I am making a heartfelt effort to manage my blood sugar.
Following the Trim Healthy Mama way of eating is great if you're trying to lose weight, but that's not my goal. I actually need to gain a few pounds. Because doing right by my body is important to me, I am gaining weight by consuming more calories but not the kind of calories that damage my body. This means I focus on protein, healthy fats, and healthy carbs.
Now let's get back to the brownies.
First, I want to share what is not in them. There is no grain and no sugar as you think of it. You're now probably wondering how these things I made can even be called brownies. I'll answer that by telling you what is in them.
- Trim Healthy Mama baking blend. (An equal mix of almond flour, coconut flour, and golden flaxseed meal. I bought the various "flours" and mixed them myself.)
- Unsweetened bakers chocolate
- Butter
- Eggs
- Pure stevia leaf extract. This zero-calorie sweetener is about 40 times sweeter than table sugar. I used about 1/8 teaspoon to sweeten the whole batch of brownies. If you buy this, make sure it is pure and not mixed with any other sweeteners. Most of the sweeteners labeled as "stevia" in the grocery store are not pure, so be careful.
- A few other ingredients such as pure vanilla extract, mineral salt, and baking soda.
The end result is a completely satisfying brownie! If you don't believe me, ask my kids. They ate theirs in less than a minute and then asked for more. Not a bad way to kick off a new month.
What are some of your favorite treats?


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GUINNESS –THE PUB– Marunouchi
There's just one thing that Facebook GUINNESS –THE PUB– cannot communicate and that's the actual taste of Guinness and the comfortable ambience of the pubs. GUINNESS -THE PUB- opened 10/11/2012 as a place where you can totally experience new brand message "SHINKOKYU-SURU IPPAI"*
*"Shinkokyu" directly translates to "Take a deep breath". In English speaking culture you probably take a deep breath before a big challenge, but in Japan, people do "Shinkokyu" to observe and calm oneself down. "SHINKOKYU-SURU IPPAI"means "The pint of Guinness that Shinkokyu".
■GUINNESS –THE PUB– Marunouchi
At last, GUINNESS –THE PUB– Marunouchi opens from 17:59 10/11/2012 to 10/27/2012. With the cooperation of restaurant "PAGLIACCIO Marunouchi Nakadori Branch," the pub will be re-creating dishes from Facebook GUINNESS –THE PUB– staff member Kenji's recipes.
■Giant Guinness that Shinkokyu
A giant glass appears at GUINNESS -THE PUB- Marunouchi. Send your "Shinkokyu" to the glass, and bubble will emerge from the bottom to create a beautiful surge.
■Blow-the-air and surge!
The "GUINNESS navigator," a Smartphone app, now provides "Blow-the-air and surge!" which lets you enjoy blowing air whenever and wherever you want. This is a completely new experience in which your "Shinkokyu" enables Giant Guinness to create a beautiful surge.
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My closet is quickly filling up with peplum tops, skirts, and dresses, as it's a trend I simply can't get enough of this fall. The cut gives the illusion of a cinched in waist and looks great on every body type imaginable. This red peplum dress with the sheer front mesh detailing is one of my favorite dresses to wear this fall and for under $30 you can't go wrong. I like to pair it with ankle booties,and an array of bracelets which makes for the quintessential fall outfit. You can also pair a peplum top with:
- Wide leg trousers
- Distressed denim
- A simple pencil skirt
- Sandals and shorts
As you can see the peplum is a versatile design that is great for a casual look yet can still be dressed up. What do you think about the peplum trend? Will you be giving it a try this fall?


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Coman ruled out for two months after injury on France World Cup duty
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German league leaders Bayern Munich on Friday confirmed Kingsley Coman will miss the rest of 2016 after injuring his knee and ankle on duty with France.
The 20-year-old was injured at the French training camp in Clairefontaine while preparing for Friday's 2018 World Cup qualifier at the Stade de France against Sweden.
Bayern say a medical examination in Munich on Thursday revealed Coman has torn the cruciate ligament in his knee and ruptured the ankle capsule in his left leg. He is expected to be out for two months.
Coman will miss Bayern's six remaining league games of the year, plus their Champions League clashes at Russia's Rostov on 23 November and at home to Atletico Madrid on 6 December.
After sitting out the first two league games this season with an ankle injury, Coman has struggled to maintain the dynamic form that made him one of the stars of France's surge to the Euro 2016 final last summer. Since those heights, he has yet to play a full Bundesliga match and has managed only 25 minutes of Bayern's four Champions League games this season.
Bayern, who won three Bundesliga titles on the trot with Pep Guardiola before he left to take over at Manchester City, are top after 10 games with 24 points. Newly promoted RasenBallsport Leipzig also have 24 points but trail the Bavarians on goal difference.
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This page is about a screamer of which the original copy was deleted.
Bubble Wrap Maniac is a Flash game created by developer Jeremy Winterrowd in 2006.
Instead of popping bubble wrap in real life, can now do it on your computer, just without the actual fun! As mentioned earlier, the player just plays the "game" by popping virtual bubble wrap; after a few seconds, Sarah, from Exorcist: The Beginning, appears and punches the screen, followed by the picture of Regan MacNeil From The Exorcist, along with the same scream used in The Maze and many other games from winterrowd.
NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!
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Vapour Wear & Hot Steam
'Vapourwear' - is a technique often used by technology companies where they release pre-launch teasers or signals and quite often conflicting information to create, mystery, myth, attention and yep you guessed it 'buzz'. In some cases vapourwear is used to force the competition to play a card that they are not ready to play yet. The origamiproject from Microsoft is the latest example of teasers. They've set up a site where the new product / technology is asking you to guess what it is. With a simple count down clock. My guess is its a wireless type product of some description. But the question is can Microsoft do what Apple does with this marketing tactic, looking at this probably not.


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We spin the TOP 2 songs in our Stray "Cats Countdown" this hour PLUS we hear 2 more NEW tunes from their album, 40. Slim Jim Phantom talks about Carl Perkins in our Five Year Flashback as well. We also hear NEW tracks from Nick Lowe, Lucky 757 (with Matt's Blues), Pepita Slappers, McKinley James, Bat! and our instru-Mental Breakdown has the latest from Los Straitjackets and Bloodshot Bill. Plus, we've got rockers by Dave Edmunds (with Stray Cats), Gene Vincent, Ritchie Valens, Deke Dickerson, John Fogerty and JD McPherson!
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Lucky 757 (with Matt's Blues)- "Enough To Make A Grown Man Cry"
McKinley James- "On The Run"
Stray Cats- "Three Times The Charm"
Gene Vincent- "Git It"
Dave Edmunds (with Stray Cats)- "The Race Is On"
#2 Stray Cats- "Stray Cat Strut"
JD McPherson- "I Can't Complain"
Bat!- "Villain"
instru-Mental Breakdown:
Los Straitjackets- "The Fishin' Hole"
Bloodshot Bill- "Shark Tank"
Stray Cats- "I've Got Love If You Want It"
John Fogerty- "Blue Ridge Mountain Blues"
Pepita Slappers- "Playing Hard To Get"
Nick Lowe (with Los Straitjackets)- "Raincoat In The River"
Deke Dickerson- "I'm Getting Your Message Baby"
Five Year Flashback:
Slim Jim Phantom on playing with Carl Perkins
Carl Perkins- "Blue Suede Shows" (w/ Slim Jim & Lee Rocker)
#1 Stray Cats- "Rock This Town"
Ritchie Valens- "Framed"
Outro Music Bed: Brian Setzer- "Pickpocket"
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Monday, October 22th, 2018
Dear Retailer,
It is our pleasure to inform you that we have chosen Aurora Importing Ltd., as our National Canadian distributor for the Riso Bello brand.
Aurora will begin representation as of Monday, December 3rd 2018.
Riso Gallo, established over 150 years ago has been the #1 Italian rice company in Italy and Europe. Riso Bello a brand 100% grown and produced in Northern Italy, with local ingredients and flavors, exported to over 72 countries. We are proud to announce our partnership with Aurora, a highly respected and focused Italian brand distributor in Canada.
We look forward to the next year of exciting in-store promotions, chef focus events and Italian festivals.
Enza Cappadoro
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Model No.: SR-H
Material: Chemical Fiber, Polyester Or PP
Usage: Outdoor, Decoration, Exercise, Hotel, Home
Design: Modern, Any Style Design
Feature: Anti-Slip, Wrinkle-Resistant, Anti-Bacteria
Installation Location: Floor Carpet
Size: 120X170cm, 80X150CM, 160X230CM
Technics: Hooked
Product Form: Carpet
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Packaging: Rolled by PVC bale
Productivity: more than 2 million sqm a year
Brand: HONGXU
Transportation: Ocean
Place of Origin: CHINA
Certificate: BSCI / ISO9001
HS Code: 5703300000
Port: XINGANG
Product Description
Hand Hooked Carpet for Outdoor is one of the most popular carpet item in the market. The material of the yarn is PP and the backing of it is PVC, which make the carpet is resistant of water. What's more, we can make many beautiful designs in different style for Hand Hooked Carpet for Outdoor.
You can put one hand hooked carpet with beautiful design in the courtyard. It can increase some romantic elements.
Here is some closeup pictures of this kind of carpets:
SHIJIAZHUANG SUNRISE CARPET CO., LTD. is in the carpet line for many years and have rich experience on producing and exporting various kinds of carpet which covered almost all the qualities in the carpet market. For our high-class quality, good service, reasonable price, we gain many csutomers' high approval and enjoy high reputation in the global carpet market. Every year our carpets are exported to different countries from all over the world. We always put the high quality in the first place, we have our own strict quality control group, before loading each container, our inspector will check the carpet strictly, if any of them can not reach our standard quality, we will leave it in our warehouse, that is the reason that many customers choose SUNRISE as their long time carpet supplier. Hopefully we could also have a chance to start the carpet cooperation with you, we are pleased to do the best to help you in carpet line.
Every year we will attend many International trade fairs to show our products, like the Domotex Hannover Fair, Domotex Asia Fair, Canton Fair, and East China Fair and so on. If you will go to the fair, welcome to our booth to have a look at our carpets.
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