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JOHANNESBURG (miningweekly.com) – There can be no doubt that, for the past two decades-and-a-half or so, the biggest single influence on the global mining industry has been China. Between 2002 and 2012, that country experienced an annual average real gross domestic product (GDP) growth rate of 10.4%, compared with India's 7.6%, the UK's 1.3%, Germany's 1.2%, France's 1.0% and Japan's 0.8%. During the period 1992 to 2002, China's average annual real GDP growth rate had been 9.8% (India's had been 5.8%). (These figures are from The Economist: Pocket World in Figures 2015.)
The result was the "commodity supercycle" and a global mining boom. But Chinese economic growth has, of course, decelerated significantly since 2012. In 2015, it grew at 6.9% and last year at 6.7%, according to official data released in Beijing. (The International Monetary Fund, or IMF, has estimated India's 2016 growth rate at 6.6%, which makes China again the world's fastest- growing economy. The IMF does expect the Indian economy to accelerate once more this year, achieving a growth rate of 7.2%.).
Even so, the World Bank, in its Country Overview for China, describes its annual GDP growth as "still impressive by current global standards". It highlights that the country's 9% to 10% annual growth rates over 20 years was "the fastest sustained expansion by a major economy in history – and has lifted more than 800-million people out of poverty. China reached all the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) by 2015 and made a major contribution to the achievement of the MDGs globally. … China has been the largest contributor to world growth since the global financial crisis of 2008. Yet, China remains a developing country (its per capita income is still a fraction of that in advanced countries) . . . [and] there were 55-million poor in rural areas in 2015."
Thus, China remains and will remain one of the most important, if not the single most important, actor in the global commodities markets. Which is both good news and bad news for the world's mining industry.
First, the bad news. In its most recent annual review of the world's 40 biggest mining companies (in terms of market capitalisation), 'Mine 2016', global business services group PwC noted that, during the supercycle, "rampant Chinese demand led to a fierce race to increase capacity at any cost . . . The market climbed higher, reaching dizzying levels . . . Higher prices were expected to be the new norm. China's demand would continue to strengthen forever and miners were masters of the market."
So, when Chinese demand slowed down, the effects were pretty dramatic. "[T]he top 40 [miners] had impairments of $53-billion in 2015 and have now written off the equiva- lent of 32% of capex (capital expenditure) spent since 2010 . . . The market capitalisation of the top 40 dropped 37% in 2015, a drop disproportionally greater than that in com- modity prices." (Commodities prices fell by 25%.)
China supercharged global mining. It is no longer doing so. PwC warned that the world's mining majors could not rebuild themselves on the basis of dependence on the Chinese market. Nor is there a replacement in sight. "China's rampant demand for raw commodities seen during the boom will not be replicated. … There are a few notable growth regions, including the ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations) and the Indian subcontinent, which will assist with future growth," affirmed the review. "However, even the most bullish observers would agree that there is no new China on the horizon."
The decrease in China's economic growth rate has been purposeful. The country's government is seeking to transform the national economy from one based on manufacturing to one based on services. The world's most developed countries, with high per capita GDPs, all have economies dominated by the services sector. The current target is to create what is officially described as a "moderately prosperous society" by 2020.
As the World Bank observed: "Rapid economic ascendance has brought many challenges as well, including high inequality; rapid urbanisation; challenges to environmental sustainability; and external imbalances. China also faces demographic pressures related to an ageing population and the internal migration of labour."
Now for the good news: PwC pointed out, in 2015 China still, for example, accounted for almost 70% of the world's iron-ore demand and 40% of global copper demand. "In the medium term, China will continue to be crucial to the prosperity of the mining industry," it noted. "Representing approximately 40% of global demand, China cannot be ignored."
Perhaps surprisingly, according to tradingeconomics.com, China's main imports are mechanical and electrical products and high-tech goods. Crude oil accounts for just 6% of the country's imports and iron-ore, a mere 2%. This indicates the scale of the Chinese economy. The country's top ten metals ores and concentrates imports, and their values, for last year are listed by worldstopexports.com as (1) iron-ore, worth $57.1-billion; (2) copper, $20.6-billion; (3) precious metals, $2.6-billion; (4) bauxite and alumina, $2.5-billion; (5) manganese, $2.1-billion; (6) chromium, $1.6-billion; (7) nickel, $1.5-billion; (8) lead, also $1.5-billion; (9) zinc, $1.3-billion; and (10) tin, $814.6-million. In addition, imports of coal and solid fuels made from coal were worth $11.5-billion, and of lignite, $2.6-billion.
In its 'Commodity Markets Outlook' quarterly report published in January, the World Bank observed that "[p]rices for most industrial commodities continued to rise in the fourth quarter from their lows in early 2016 . . . Coal prices soared 38% on strong demand and continued supply tightening in China resulting from government efforts to reduce coal capacity . . . Metals prices increased 10% due to strong demand in China and tightening supply, not- ably for zinc and lead because of the closure of several large mines in Australia, Canada and Ireland . . . Policy efforts by China to boost commodity-intensive infrastructure and construction sectors were a key driver of demand last year. China's transition to a consumption-led economy, along with industrial reform and environmental concerns, is expected to slow growth in demand for raw materials." Note: slow the growth of, not reduce, its demand for raw materials.
This has consequences for Africa. In 2014 and 2015, China's imports from Africa were dominated by crude oil, diamonds, iron-ore, platinum, ferroalloys, refined copper and copper alloys, wood, and chrome ore.
But it must first be noted that the idea that China is invested solely or even predominantly in investing in mining and hydrocarbons projects in Africa is actually erroneous. A September 2015 release by a US think-tank, the Brookings Institution, entitled China's direct investment in Africa: reality versus myth, pointed out that between 1998 and 2012 some 2 000 Chinese companies had made about 4 000 investments in 49 African countries. "In terms of sectors, these investments are not concentrated in natural resources; services are the most common sector; and there are significant investments in manufacturing as well." In an August 2016 paper ("China's Aid and Investment in Africa: A Viable Solution to International Development?"), Fudan University (Shanghai) researcher Yu Zheng reported that large Chinese State- owned enterprises (SOEs) were responsible for only 17% of the country's foreign direct investment in Africa. And some 33% of the projects involved were in the manufacturing sector. While mining and quarrying were also listed as "major" targets for investment, they were grouped together with construction and the retail trade.
Still, there is significant and continuing Chinese investment in the mining sector in Africa. Zhen Han, a Beijing-based partner in global legal services group Mayer Brown noted that "[t]here is no doubt that mining in Africa has been attractive to Chinese investors . . . [I]n 2013, exploration and/or mining of oil and gas and non-oil and gas minerals attracted approximately 24.7% of China's total direct investment in Africa in that year . . ." She listed the African countries in which Chinese miners have carried out exploration or made investments as including Algeria, Angola, Cameroon, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), Gabon, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Sierra Leone, South Africa, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda and Zambia. In addition, there are investments in mining in Africa by Chinese SOEs that are not primarily miners.
And China is now home to a lot of mining giants. No fewer than 12 of PwC's top 40 mining groups listed in 'Mine 2016' are Chinese. They are China Shenhua Energy Corporation (ranked third), China Coal Energy Company (12th), Zijin Mining Group (13th), China Northern Rare Earth High-Tech Company (17th), Shaanxi Coal Industry (21st), Jiangxi Copper Company (26th), Sichuan Tianqi Lithium (31st), Tongling Non Ferrous Metals (33rd), Yanzhou Coal Mining (34th), Zhingjin Lingnan Non-Ferrous Metals (37th), Shandong Gold Mining (38th), and Inner Mongolia Yitai Coal (39th). Most, if not all, of these are SOEs.
There have been a number of significant developments in the past three years regarding Chinese investments in Africa's mining sector. In November 2014, Zijin Mining bought 51% of DRC company La Compagnie Minière de Musonoie Global, which is the owner of the Kolwezi copper project, in the African country. In April 2015, Shangdong Iron and Steel purchased 75% of the Tonkolili iron-ore mine in Sierra Leone, thereby increasing its stake to 100%. October 2015 saw Jinjiang Mining, a wholly owned subsidiary of Zijin, increased its stake in South Africa's Nkwe Platinum to 60.47%. And in December of that year, Zijin bought 49.5% of Kamoa Holding, which holds Ivanhoe Mining's interest in the Kamoa copper project, in the DRC. Ivanhoe Mines and Zijin each hold an indirect 39.6% interest in the Kamoa-Kakula copper project, while Crystal River Global holds an indirect 0.8% interest and the DRC government a direct 20% interest in the project.
At the end of last year (December 30, to be exact) the Huseb mine, in Namibia, produced its first drum of triuranium octoxide (U3O8). The mine is 90%-owned by Swakop Uranium and 10% by the Namibian State; in turn, Swakop Uranium is owned by the China General Nuclear Power Company. The mine will continue to be optimised during this year and will ramp up its production to 15-million pounds of U3O8 a year. And, in January, the China Molybdenum Company signed an agreement to support the acquisition of 24% of the Tenke copper mine (in the DRC) by Chinese private-equity enterprise BHR. China Molybdenum already holds 56% of Tenke, acquired from Freeport McMoRan.
"Chinese investors in mining in Africa have been increasingly diversified," observed Zhen. "Large State-owned mining companies have been the major players, but privately owned companies, large and small, have become more and more active."


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WAVERLY – The No. 1 seeded Wartburg volleyball team downed Nebraska Wesleyan University 3-1 Thursday evening at Levick Arena during an American Rivers Conference semifinal match to advance to the conference tournament championship for a fifth consecutive season.
The Knights will face No. 3 seed University of Dubuque for a rematch of the 2018 A-R-C Championship, in which the Spartans bested the Knights in four sets in Waverly. Wartburg will host once again, this Saturday, Nov. 9 at 7 p.m.
Wartburg and NWU were both limited to hitting percentages under .200, while the home team held advantages in points, kills, blocks, assists, and digs. A competitive contest resulted in 11 lead changes with the score deadlocked on 24 occasions.
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Homemade Applesauce
With an abundance of fresh organic apples available here every fall, making our own applesauce is just a natural occurrence. Oh, and it's very easy too. You can use a crock-pot or dutch oven on the stove, both methods work great. You can peel your apples but we don't. The apples we use are organic, so after a good wash, we feel leaving the skin on keeps more nutrients and of course don't forget the fibre.
Prep time: 10 minutes
Cook time: 15 minutes Dutch Oven, 6 hrs Crock Pot
Total time: 15 minutes D.O., 6 hrs 10 minutes Crock Pot
Servings: 6 - 500mL jars
- 10 to 12 medium to large Apples - use a variety, see note in instructions
- 2 Cinnamon Sticks
- 2 tbsp Lemon Juice
- 1/4 cup Coconut Palm Sugar (optional)
- 2 cups Water (if using Dutch-oven)
- You can use any apples you like. We've used Fuji, Gala, Ambrosia, Honey Crisp and others. Some apples are sweeter, some are more tart. The type you choose will dictate the natural sweetness of your sauce. We tend to use sweeter types as the applesauce helps to replace sugar as well as some of the fats in our recipes.
- Wash all apples and pat dry. Core apples and quarter. Cut quarters in half again. Don't be too fussy cutting them up into chunks. Place in Dutch Oven or Crock Pot.
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Biography - CICERO J. LINDLY
Judge Cicero J. Lindly, who is now engaged in the general practice of law
at Greenville, the judicial center of Bond county, has been a resident of
Southern Illinois from the time of his nativity and is a scion of one of the
prominent and honored pioneer families of this section of the state, with
the development of whose resources the name has been closely identified.
Judge Lindly has been a power in connection with political affairs in
Southern Illinois, has served as a member of the state legislature and as
county judge, as well as railway and warehouse commissioner, and was at one
time a prominent candidate for Congress. He has gained secure prestige in
his chosen profession and is one of the representative members of the bar of
Bond county, where he controls a large and substantial practice and where he
commands unequivocal popular esteem.
Cicero J. Lindly was born on a farm near St. Jacob, Madison county, Illinois, on the llth of December, 1857, and is a son of John J. and Mary A. (Palmer) Lindly. That the Lindly family was founded in Southern Illinois in the early pioneer epoch of the state's history is evident when it is stated that John J. Lindly likewise was born in Madison county and that the date of his nativity was 1831. There he was reared and educated and virtually his entire active career was devoted to the great basic industry of agriculture, in connection with which he gained distinctive success and prosperity. He lived retired for many years prior to his death, though he continued to give a personal supervision to his various farms and other important real-estate interests. In 1867 he established his home in the village of Lebanon, St. Clair county, where he passed the residue of his long and useful life, a citizen honored for his sterling character and marked ability, and he was summoned to eternal rest in 1909. He was a man of broad views and strong mentality, was a stalwart advocate of the principles of the Republican party and his religious faith was that of the Baptist church, of which he was a zealous member, as was also his first wife and is likewise his widow, who still resides at Lebanon. As a young man John J. Lindly was united in marriage to Miss Mary A. Palmer, who likewise was representative of a sterling pioneer family of Madison county, and they became the parents of four children, Joseph, Madison, Cicero J., and Mary A., the only daughter being now the wife of a Mr. Taylor. A number of years after the death of his first wife Mr. Lindly wedded Miss Ella P. Pierson, a native of New York, and she survives him, as has been previously noted in this paragraph. The two children of the second marriage are Cleda, who is the wife of William Wade, of Paris, Illinois; and Albert, who is a resident of this state.
Judge Cicero J. Lindly passed his childhood days on the old homestead farm and was about ten years of age at the time of the family removal to the village of Lebanon, where he fully availed himself of the advantages of the excellent public schools, after which he pursued a course of study in the law department of McKendree College. That he made rapid and substantial advancement in his absorption and assimilation of the science of jurisprudence is shown by a document in his possession. This is a letter issued by the court at Mount Vernon, Jefferson county, stating that he had passed the required examination before the same but that his license to practice law was withheld by reason of the fact that he had not yet attained to his legal majority and thus become eligible for admission to the bar. After leaving college Judge Lindly was for a time engaged in the work of his profession in the office of Ex-Governor Fletcher, in the city of St. Louis. In 1880 he assumed connubial responsibilities, and soon after his marriage he removed to a farm south of St. Jacob, Madison county, where he remained until the 2d of July, 1882, when he purchased a farm south of Greenville, Bond county, where he continued to devote his attention to diversified agriculture and stock-growing until 1900, when he established his home in Greenville. His activities and influence had in the meanwhile transcended the limitation of his farm, which fine property he still owns, and he had become an influential factor in. public affairs.
Unswerving and ardent allegiance to the Republican party has ever characterized Judge Lindly and, with admirably fortified convictions concerning matters of economic and political import, he has proved an effective advocate of the principles and policies for which the "Grand Old Party ' ' stands sponsor. In 1884 he represented his native state as presidential elector on the Republican ticket, and in 1888 he was a delegate to the national convention of his party when General Harrison was nominated for the presidency. In 1886 he was elected county judge of Bond county, and he continued to preside on this bench, with marked ability and favor, for a term of years. In 1890 he was nominated for the office of state treasurer and in the ensuing election was defeated by only forty votes. In the same year he was the candidate of his party for representative in the United States congress, but was defeated by normal political exigencies, as the district was strongly Democratic. In 1891 he received in the state legislature all of the Republican votes for representative in the United States senate, the contest being recorded as one of the prolonged and spirited order and his opponent having been Hon. Palmer, who received one hundred and two votes to one hundred given in support of Judge Lindly. In 1896 Judge Lindly was appointed a member of the state railway and warehouse commission, and he retained this office for five years, as did he also that of chairman of the lower house of the state legislature, in which body his service was marked by earnest and loyal efforts to conserve wise legislation, the estimate placed upon his work being shown most conclusively by his retention of the office for three consecutive- terms, during the last of which he was chairman of the Republican committee of the house. In 1908 Judge Lindly assumed charge of organizing forces and perfecting the plans for the issuing of bonds by the state in the amount of twenty million dollars, and in behalf of this important measure he made an earnest and effective canvass of the entire state. Since the completion of this work he has been engaged in the general practice of his profession at Greenville and his large and important business is based on his well proved ability as a trial lawyer and conservative counsellor of broad information and mature judgment. He has been a delegate to every Republican state convention in Illinois since 1884 and has been an effective and valued campaign worker, with high reputation as a public speaker on political issues.
Judge and Mrs. Lindly are members of the Christian church in their home city and are prominently identified with the leading social activities of the community. In the time-honored Masonic fraternity he has attained to the thirty-second degree of the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rite and he has held various official chairs in the different Masonic bodies with which he is affiliated, including the Illinois Grand Lodge of Free & Accepted Masons. He has also served as grand master of the Illinois Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and as grand representative of the same for two terms. He is identified with the Masonic adjunct organization, the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, and also with the Greenville lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks.
On the 20th of December, 1880, was solemnized the marriage of Judge Lindly to Miss Alice J. McNeal, of Greenville, and they became the parents of three children, all of whom died before attaining to adult age.
Extracted 10 Nov 2018 by Norma Hass from 1912 History of Southern Illinois, by George W. Smith, volume 3, pages 1546-1548.


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Ethnic studies journal; spring 2001 issue, volume I, issue 1
San Francisco: College of Ethnic Studies, San Francisco State University, 2001. 164p., very good in wraps. Critical theory, poetry, immigration, and more.
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Double Coin Holdings plans to expand its truck tire manufacturing facility in Rugao, China, by adding a low-rolling resistance truck line that will produce an additional 1.5 million truck and bus radial tires a year.
The new line will be built in a facility immediately behind the existing Rugao factory, which produces 2.7 million TBR tires and 100,000 off-the-road tires a year, many of which are destined for the U.S. market and sold by China Manufacturers Alliance, a Double Coin subsidiary based in California.
A second mixing facility has already been built and is in use now, though Feng didn't provide an exact date of when construction of the second factory would begin.
The expansion represents a 1.5 billion Yuan investment, or $234 million. Feng said the company expects to produce 4.2 million TBR tires annually in Rugao by 2018.
The Rugao plant, located three hours northwest of Double Coin's headquarters in Shanghai, is becoming an especially important focus of the company's manufacturing efforts. Production costs, including wages and utilities, are lower there than in Shanghai, a city of 23 million people. As a result the company has moved some of its Shanghai production to Rugao.
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Windows Container Isolation is a file system driver. In Windows 10 it is starting automatically when the operating system starts. If Windows Container Isolation fails to start, the failure details are being recorded into Event Log. Then Windows 10 will start up and notify the user that the wcifs service has failed to start due to the error.
Windows Container Isolation cannot be started under any conditions, if the FltMgr service is disabled.
Restore Default Startup Configuration for Windows Container IsolationBefore you begin doing this, make sure that all the services on which Windows Container Isolation depends are configured by default and function properly. See the list of dependencies above.
1. Run the Command Prompt as an administrator.
2. Copy the commands below, paste them into the command window and press ENTER:
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sc start wcifs
3. Close the command window and restart the computer.
The wcifs service is using the wcifs.sys file that is located in the %WinDir%\system32\drivers folder. If the file is changed, damaged or deleted, you can restore its original version from Windows 10 installation media.


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Least Valuable Player
Blessed are they who are faithful and endure (D&C 50:5).
My mom joined a softball team this summer. "It'll be good exercise," she said when she first told us at dinner one night. "Maybe it'll get me out of my rut." If saying things like "Eat all your brussels sprouts, Scott, or no dessert," was being in a rut, I was glad to see her getting out of it.
"Way to go, Mom," I said, I didn't think it had anything to do with me.
I was wrong. The next thing I knew, she had bought a glove and some cleats and was after me to practice with her. Between school and my soccer team and hanging out with my friends, I didn't have much time to play catch with my mother, but I tried.
She wasn't very good. She spent a lot of time chasing after balls she didn't catch, and I stayed busy running down her wild throws. At least when I'm playing with my friends, I can yell things like, "Get a net," but you can't do that to your mother.
"I can tell the coach hates having to play me," she told us at dinner one night. I knew she was upset—she forgot to fix garlic bread to go with the spaghetti.
"Give yourself a chance," Dad said. "You're getting better all the time—isn't she, Scott?"
I nodded, since I'm not supposed to talk with my mouth full.
After that, Mom was after me even more to practice with her. It reminded me a little bit of when I started playing soccer. I was only seven, and I kept falling because I'd get my feet tangled up with the ball.
"You just have to get up one more time than you fall down," she always told me. "You're getting better every day." That kind of thing.
So I tried to encourage her too. "You almost got that one, Mom!" "Try holding your glove like this." That kind of thing.
She was really discouraged after one particular game. She had been in right field, where she says the coach puts her because hardly anything ever comes there. In that game something did come there, but Mom didn't catch it, and by the time she'd chased it down, the other team had scored three runs. Her team lost by two runs, and she felt personally responsible, especially since she struck out every time she got up to bat.
"I'm thinking about quitting," she said that night. We were having hamburgers for dinner, and she had forgotten the french fries. "They all try to be nice to me, but I know that they'd be relieved if I'd quit. It's hard, knowing that I'm the team's least valuable player."
"Don't punish yourself," Dad said. "If you're not having fun, quit."
My jaw fell open. "Hey!" I protested. "That isn't what I heard when I wanted to quit soccer. You both told me, 'Don't be a quitter,' and 'What do you think we'll do with that soccer ball and uniform we bought?'"
"But, Scott," Dad said, "we were right, weren't we? You just needed to get over the rough spots. Look how much you've enjoyed it since then. You're the high scorer on your team now."
"Yes," Mom chimed in. "Look what you'd have missed. If you had quit while you were down, you'd have had a sour feeling about it for the rest of your life."
"That's what I mean," I argued. "The rest of your life may not be as long as the rest of mine, but do you want to feel sour about softball for the rest of it? Could I have another hamburger?"
I guess Mom thought about what I said. Or maybe about how much she had spent on the glove and cleats. Anyway, she didn't quit. And she did get better. I'm not talking about a miracle. But before the season was over, she was sometimes getting hits and sometimes catching what came her way out in right field. She must have stopped feeling sour about it, too, because the meals got back to normal at our house.


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The Community Health Training Institute is going back to basics with a two-part training Wednesday, June 13. Spend the day reflecting on the essence of what it means to be a coalition: why you exist and how you might evolve with your community. Read more below!
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| MercatorNet | June 2, 2017 |
'Why I am a Jew'
A leading British rabbi explains his faith in a short animated video
"The deepest question any of us can ask is: Who am I? To answer it we have to go deeper than, Where do I live? or What do I do? The most fateful moment in my life came when I asked myself that question and knew the answer had to be: I am a Jew. This is why."
These are the opening words of a clever whiteboard animation in which Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, a former Chief Rabbi of the UK, philosopher, and winner of the Templeton Prize, attempts to explain his personal commitment to Judaism. It is also an appeal to Jews around the world to connect to their people, heritage and faith.
June 2, 2017
Leading our varied menu of articles today is an account of transgender politics in the Canadian province of Alberta as it affects schools, and how this change has been handled by one particular family.
Wayne Ottenbreit is a marriage and family therapist in Calgary as well as a guidance counsellor in one of the city's school districts. He writes, as one would expect of such a professional, in a calm but forthright manner about the personal and professional risks of resisting an irrational but powerful movement, especially when others who can see its wrong-headedness are too afraid to say so.
But he also sets out reasons for hope and suggests a way forward:
In tending our own patches of soil the most effective tool is confident courage - exercised in relationships that educate hearts and minds. This is the antithesis of withdrawal from culture. This is to enter into the messiness of human living and encounter dissimilar others, with charity and truth harnessed together.
It's a sturdy and wise article and I suggest you will profit far more from reading it than from any of the thousands of articles on offer right now about Donald Trump's shock-horror repudiation of the Paris Climate Change Accord.
Carolyn Moynihan
Deputy Editor,
|How gender became political, and the political became personal
By Wayne J. Ottenbreit
One family's engagement with the new identity culture.
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|Senator Sasse has questions and answers about freedom and virtue
By Sheila Liaugminas
Now that his provocative new book is out, more people are noticing.
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|'Why I am a Jew'
By Michael Cook
A leading British rabbi explains his faith in a short animated video
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|The Lego Batman Movie
By Rachele Mocchetti
Action, humour, and unrelenting self-irony.
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|Facebook enters the population mapping game
By Marcus Roberts
Does this mean census forms are a thing of the past?
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|Grandmother bridges generation gap
By Jennifer Minicus
Henry likes to take his time.
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|A Christian abortion doctor? On the ignorance, arrogance, and violence of the Pro-Choice cause
By Charles K. Bellinger
An abortion doctor's inadequate apologia.
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|The engagement ring loses its sparkle
By Helena Adeloju
Whoever said 'Diamonds are forever' hadn't reckoned with the millennials.
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|Re-opening the apology book
By Raymond J. de Souza
Canadian Premier Trudeau wants (another) papal 'sorry' to First Nations people.
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|It's a hashtag world of sentiment
By Barbara Lilley
But does it do any good to the victims we are so publicly sorry for?
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|Exclusive: Trump to get Nobel Peace Prize
By Michael Cook
Norwegian committee has buyer regret after Obama experience
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SDCC 2017 is looking pretty good so far! Funko wise and other toy companies definitely! I am soooo stoked. hahaa. This week, we got 1 announcement Monday and then Disney wave today, Wednesday! Let's check them out fam… Monday's Announcement Rick & Morty: Tinkles / Ghost in a Jar! A lone announcement for 2017 SDCC!
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STÉPHANE GERSON is a cultural historian of modern France and the editor of a new edition of Nostradamus's Prophecies for Penguin Classics. He has won several awards, including the Jacques Barzun Prize in Cultural History and the Laurence Wylie Prize in French Cultural Studies. He has also contributed to Publishers Weekly and the Jewish Daily Forward. Gerson teaches French history at New York University and lives in Manhattan and Woodstock, NY, with his family.
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What is the Thanksgiving Day 5K?
The Thanksgiving Day 5K Benefiting Martha's Village and Kitchen is an annual, family-friendly, run/walk fundraiser in Palm Desert, CA. The goal of the 5K is to raise awareness about Martha's Village and Kitchen's services, and to provide funds to support our mission to end hunger and homelessness in the Coachella Valley. Over 4,000 people attend the event including participants, spectators, and volunteers.
When/where is the event held?
The Thanksgiving Day 5K is held on Thanksgiving Morning each year. This year's 5K takes place at the intersection of El Paseo and San Pablo Avenue in Palm Desert (across from Starbucks). The race starts at 8:00 AM. On-site registration and packet pickup opens at 6:00AM
How much is registration?
*2020 Registration Prices Coming Soon*
*Note: Children age 5 and under are NOT required to register in order to accompany their parents in the race. They should only register if they want to receive registration benefits (event shirt, race number with timing chip and goody bag).
How Can I Register?
Online registration is strongly recommended and is open until the start of the race at 8AM on Thanksgiving Morning.
Registration can also be completed in person at either of the two pre-event registration/packet pickup days *or* onsite at the 5K starting at 6AM.
- In-Person Registration/Packet Pickup Dates (coming soon)
Can I mail in my registration and payment?
Yes, however it MUST BE RECEIVED at Martha's Village and Kitchen by Thursday, November 19, 2020. Please make a check payable to "Martha's Village and Kitchen" and include on a separate piece of paper the info for each person you're registering: the first and last name, date of birth, sex, email address, phone number and desired shirt size.
How will I receive my race number, shirt and/or merchandise? When/where are packet pickup locations?
Shirts, race numbers and merchandise can be picked up before race day at either of the two packet pickup days *or* on race day starting at 6AM. See pre-event packet pickup locations listed in the question above the last.
Is there an age requirement?
There is no age requirement. Participants and spectators of all ages are allowed to attend and watch the event.
Do I have to pay for and register my children?
Children 5 years old and younger do NOT have to be registered to accompany their parents on the race course. They only need to register if they want a timed race number, long-sleeve event shirt and goody bag. Note that event shirts are available for purchase at the event after registration closes.
Can I get a refund?
We do not issue refunds under any circumstances.
Is the race timed?
Yes, all registered participants receive a race number that includes a disposable timing chip.
When and where will the results be posted?
This year, we'll have computers located at the registration area where starting at 9:00AM participants can look up their times by bib number.
How do I know if I won a medal and where do I pick it up?
The top three female and male finishers overall will be announced from the event stage at 9:00AM and presented their awards on stage. The top three fastest female and male finishers across several age categories can pick up their medals from the Awards Table located at the Packet Pickup / Registration area after 9:00AM.
Can I bring a dog on a leash or a child in a stroller?
Yes! Dogs on leashes and young children in strollers are welcomed and encouraged! We ask participants who bring strollers or dogs to kindly start the race towards the back of the crowd, allowing runners and jogger towards the front. Please be mindful of runners and allow them to pass on your left. Thank you!
Are scooters or bicycles allowed?
No. Due to complaints received and for the safety of all participants, scooters and bicycles are not permitted.
I registered online, but I never received a confirmation email. What do I do?
First, be sure to check your spam folder to ensure your email confirmation didn't end up in there. We can resend your confirmation to you upon request. Simply email firstname.lastname@example.com with your name, email address you registered with, and phone number.
Can I get a discount on groups of 3 or more?
A specific group discount is not available, however we suggest taking advantage of early registration pricing for savings off each individual registration.
Where should we park at the event?
Please park at The Gardens on El Paseo parking structure located on Shadow Mountain in between Larkspur Lane and San Pablo Avenue in Palm Desert. Note that the garage entrances on San Pablo Avenue or Larkspur Lane will not be accessible due to road closures for the event, so be sure to enter on Shadow Mountain Drive.
Is a course map available?
Yes. CLICK HERE TO VIEW/DOWNLOAD 2019 COURSE MAP
What time does the race actually start?
Promptly at 8:00 AM.
What time should I arrive to the race?
If you would like to register on the morning of the race, we recommend arriving as early as 6AM. Registration lines tend to grow as we get closer to race time. If you already registered online and still need to pick up your packet, plan to arrive by 7:00 AM. If you have already picked up your packet, please plan ahead for time to park and enjoy the pre-race festivities.
What time is the event over?
The event ends at 10:00AM.
Do you run in inclement weather?
Martha's Village & kitchen's 14th Annual 5K will run rain or shine.
Can I purchase a shirt alone (without registration)?
After registration closes on the day of the race (at approximately 8:15 AM), any remaining available shirts are for sale. Please note sizes and inventory availability can not be guaranteed.
Will water and snacks be provided for participants?
Yes, water from our water sponsor can be picked up near the finish line and along the race course. Complimentary fruit are offered as well.
How are funds raised from the 5K used?
All funds raised for Martha's Village & Kitchen go to support programs and services that help impoverished and homeless individuals and families in the Coachella Valley.
Is there a minimum amount participants must raise in order to participate?
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Guest Posting Guidelines
The WordStream blog is an authoritative resource that helps make online marketing easy for advertisers, agencies, small to medium-sized business owners, students—anyone interested in learning about digital advertising.
To include the best tips, tricks, and techniques from experts in the industry, the WordStream blog regularly runs guest posts from contributors and welcomes pitches for relevant, engaging topics.
What we're looking for
The WordStream blog publishes a wide variety of high-quality content related to online marketing. The best way to get an idea of the types of content and the topics that we cover is to read the blog regularly. WordStream only accepts posts that are timely, accurate, original, and resonate with our audience.
Here are a few types of content that we're particularly interested in from guest contributors:
First-person accounts of online marketing strategies or tests.
How-to guides for online marketing techniques or platforms.
Lists of successful and compelling ad strategies or types.
Industry-specific advertising advice.
Note: The WordStream blog does not accept previously published, sponsored, or overly promotional content.
Basic Requirements
Our blog publishes a wide variety of content, and we apply the same basic requirements to all of our posts to maintain our high-quality standards.
Here are some fundamental guidelines that blog posts should follow:
Length: 1,500-2,500 words
Images: 1 early in the introduction, and 1 per section or 1 per 200 words after that
Purpose: To provide helpful information and actionable tips.
Audience: Marketers, advertisers, agencies, small and medium-sized business owners, students—anyone interested in learning the ins and outs of online marketing.
Best Practices
Those basic requirements are, of course, just the baseline for what kind of content the WordStream blog publishes. If your idea meets that threshold, great! Now, here are a few more things you'll need to do to make sure your post would be a good fit for the WordStream blog:
Read the WordStream blog. This is the best way to learn the types of content we publish and get a feel for the blog's tone.
Check to see if we've published your topic already. After 10 years, the WordStream blog has a lot of content. Before pitching, it's a good idea to check and see if we've already published a post on your topic. If we have, consider whether or not you could write something with a fresh angle or from a different perspective.
Think about why your idea matters now. Your idea does not need to be tied to a news story or a product update, but it should be relevant to readers at the time.
Explain why you're the person to write this. We love guest posts because they give our audience the opportunity to learn from experts and business owners through the digital marketing industry. If you have a specific experience or expertise that makes you the person to write this post, tell us.
Consider your title. When submitting a pitch, your title will convey the topic and the scope of your post. Consider how effectively the title does that, how engaging it is, and whether or not you would want to read that post.
Guest posts we love
There are a ton of guest posts on the WordStream blog with great topics, interesting titles, unique perspectives, high-quality images, actionable advice, and engaged readers. The best guest posts, though, have all of these.
Here are a few examples of exceptional guest posts that we love:
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Response times vary depending on the current content calendar, but we do our best to respond in 1-2 weeks. If you haven't received a response after a few weeks, feel free to follow up.
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Here's what you can expect from guest posting on the WordStream blog:
Exposure. The WordStream blog has been publishing industry-leading content for over a decade and sees more than 1.5 million viewers each month.
Social promotion. We promote our content on social regularly. If you're guest posting for the WordStream blog, we'll ask for your social information to tag you in our promotion so that you can share with your network, too.
Edits. Because the content we publish varies so significantly, our process for editing guest posts isn't strictly defined. We might ask you to make a few changes or suggest a possible revision, especially if the content doesn't match your pitch or doesn't meet our quality standards. For all posts, we will at least edit the content thoroughly so that it matches the WordStream style guide.
After the final version of your post has been approved, it typically takes 2-4 weeks before the post is published on the WordStream blog.
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A Sensor-Based Interactive Digital Installation System for Virtual Painting Using MAX/MSP/Jitter
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Interactive art is rapidly becoming a part of cosmopolitan society through public displays, video games, and art exhibits. It is a means of exploring the connections between our physical bodies and the virtual world. However, a sense of disconnection often exists between the users and technology because users are driving actions within an environment from which they are physically separated. This research involves the creation of a custom interactive, immersive, and real-time video-based mark-making installation as public art. Using a variety of input devices including video cameras, sensors, and special lighting, a painterly mark-making experience is contemporized, enabling the participant to immerse himself in a world he helps create. This work illustrates the potential of making the user-technology disconnection more seamless between the physical and virtual worlds. Using unobtrusive interfaces, the user?s physical interactions can be encouraged. The development of this installation progressed through improvements based on user feedback from iterative public displays of the work. This process is to serve as a guideline for other artists working in interactive media who are also exploring perceived intimacy in user interactions.
Arenas, Anna G. (2008). A Sensor-Based Interactive Digital Installation System for Virtual Painting Using MAX/MSP/Jitter. Master's thesis, Texas A&M University. Available electronically from http : / /hdl .handle .net /1969 .1 /ETD -TAMU -2008 -12 -236.


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TEMPORARY EXHIBITPack up the station wagon and take a nostalgia-fueled journey exploring the history of the classic Midwest summer vacation after World War II through the 1970s. Explore the iconic destinations Chicago area families visited and see what they encountered along the way—from roadside attractions and tourist traps to memorable resorts, restaurants, and more. The exhibit features vacation photos and video, scrapbooks, kitschy souvenirs, road signs, travel gear and more. Play road trip bingo, and take a 1940s vacation personality quiz.
NEW! The Great Midwestern Road Trip
June 26-October 11, 2020
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POP-UP EXHIBITS Celebrating the 19th Amendment's 100th Anniversary
Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence
August 19-September 20, 2020
2nd Floor Gallery
Votes for Women: A Portrait of Persistence is a small-scale poster exhibition from the Smithsonian Institution's Traveling Exhibition Services. It celebrates the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment by exploring the complexity of the women's suffrage movement and the relevance of this history to Americans' lives today. Based on the National Portrait Gallery exhibition of the same name, "Votes for Women" seeks to expand understanding of the suffrage movement in the U.S.
Rightfully Hers: American Women and the Vote
August 19-September 20, 2020
Visitors and passersby can view this four-panel exhibit from the National Archives Museum in Washington, D.C.Created to commemorate the passing of the 19th Amendment, "Rightfully Hers" highlights the relentless struggle of diverse activists throughout U.S. history to secure voting rights for all American women. This display is a smaller version of the full-scale exhibition on display this year at the National Archives Museum.
By All Accounts: The Story of Elmhurst
Experience the history of Elmhurst through an innovative exhibit that takes visitors on a journey of discovery exploring how the city has changed and grown over the past 165 years. The Museum's entire second floor gallery has been transformed into a state-of-the-art, engaging exhibit with touch-screen displays, fascinating object towers, rare collection photos, and graphics that jump into motion. See the interactive tabletop map, rated as one of "50 Museum Marvels" by the Chicago Tribune (July 2017). View a documentary on Elmhurst history in the mini-theatre. Check out the changing History Spotlight and a feature about the Glos Family and Glos Mansion in the 2nd floor hallway.
Funding for this exhibit generously provided by the Elmhurst Heritage Foundation.
Find out more: View an Elmhurst Time Travelers program on You Tube where museum staff takes viewers on a tour of this award-winning exhibit.
Location: Elmhurst History Museum, 120 E. Park Ave., Elmhurst
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Welcome to the Diocese of Northwestern Pennsylvania's new blog, The Forward. Here you will find that, as our mission statement says, we are a community of miraculous expectation and of transformational ministry. You will be able to learn about stories from our diocese as well as hear messages of hope. From time to time, you will see messages and videos from Bishop Sean Rowe and other clergy from the diocese.
You may recognize the name The Forward from its days as a printed and, more recently, an online newsletter. There are several reasons we thought that a blog format would be more effective for delivering our news and stories. First, this format allows us to keep you connected in a more timely fashion; as soon as stories and news are available, we can get them to you. A blog also allows us to share multimedia content, such as video and audio files. Perhaps most importantly, this will allow you to share the news and stories that have impacted or are important to you. By having individual stories online, you will be able to share them through social media, email, text, or by printing out any particular story and sharing it with your congregation. On a regular basis, we will send an email to those of you who are subscribed to give a rundown of recent posts that you may have missed. (To subscribe click the "Join our email list" button on the side bar.)
Pending budget approval, we also hope to publish special edition printed newsletters twice per year. The plan is that each of these would be specific to a topic that fits in with our diocese's strategic plan and our congregations' needs at the time of publication. For example, a special edition on stewardship could be published ahead of stewardship season to help our congregations plan for their campaigns.
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The Boby Mill
Rosebank was always a remarkable whisky thanks to the way it was produced, and we are committed to restoring the distillery in order to revive its incomparable spirit. The three pot stills and the traditional wooden worm tubs that helped make it so unique are being replaced, but one vital piece of equipment will be original.
The Boby mill has been an unsung hero of the Rosebank distillery since 1936. Its job at the start of the production process was to crush the malted barley into the perfect consistency of grist for making the wash that was then distilled. Year after year its twin rollers ground up vast quantities of grain until the distillery closed in 1993.
It originally arrived second-hand from the Port Ellen distillery on Islay which closed in 1930, and its precise age is a mystery. The Boby mill at the nearby Islay distillery of Ardbeg dates from 1921 and is still going strong. They are incredible machines and beautifully engineered with their rollers, sprockets, chains and gears.
However, because the mills never needed replacing, Robert Boby Ltd eventually ran out of business and closed in 1971. Its engineering works in Bury St Edmunds was bulldozed into history and now lies buried beneath a supermarket, but its famous mill lives on.
Rosebank's Boby mill really was built to last, just like those in other Scotch whisky distilleries. After a full service and spot of oil, it will be back to work, as good as new.


text: Stonebrooke was selected by MnDOT District 7 to prepare final plans, special provisions, and associated tasks for a pavement rehabilitation project on 23 miles of TH 62 from Fulda (Murray County), east to Windom (Cottonwood County). This project includes roadway rehabilitation through full depth reclamation with alternate bids for bituminous and concrete pavement, guardrail improvements, traffic control, and other enhancements. Another major component of the project was water resources engineering. Our firm designed the extension and/or replacement of over 40 centerline culverts, with hydrologic analysis being completed for each culvert.


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Romney Rallies Bluffs Voters
More Than 300 Fill Bayliss Park Hall
Undecided voters in Pottawattamie County had a chance to meet the Republican front-runner in the presidential campaign, former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney, before Tuesday's caucuses.
Romney spoke to a crowd of more than 300 people at Bayliss Park Hall on Sunday afternoon.
"I just have a few Republican candidates that I have ruled out," undecided voter Dede Hedlund of Carter Lake said. "The rest of them all seem very similar, so I just want to hear what they have to say so I can try to find the differences, so I can figure out who I'm going to support."
Hedlund and her husband, Lyle, said they plan to decide on a candidate at their caucus meeting.
Romney leads the polls, including the latest poll released by the Des Moines Register on Saturday.
On Sunday, he reiterated his commitment to encouraging job growth across the country.
"I want to make America the best place in the world for entrepreneurs, innovators, investors, job creators, small business people," he said.
Romney said there are simply too many regulations in place that eliminate jobs.
He also criticized President Obama for not doing enough to spur job creation.
"It's such a disappointment to see a President who's made so many promises, and delivered so little," Romney said.


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Some states have decriminalized marijuana and even legalized it for medical or recreational use. South Carolina, however, is not one of those states, and the penalties for possession of even a small amount can be severe.
Marijuana possession
According to the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, it is a misdemeanor to possess less than an ounce in South Carolina. Your first time being caught with any amount of marijuana can lead to 30 days of jail time and a fine of up to $200. Being caught again after one conviction can potentially lead to a punishment ten times harsher, as the incarceration period can be as much as one year and the fine can be up to $2,000.
Cultivation of marijuana
Growing any quantity of marijuana is a felony offense in South Carolina, and if you are caught growing less than 100 plants, it can land you with a fine of up to $5,000, and you could be sent to prison for up to five years. Growing more than 100 plants is handled very severely by the courts, and typically the minimum sentence is 25 years in prison, with the fines ranging from $25,000 to $200,000 depending on how many plants you were growing.
Sale of marijuana
Selling marijuana is also a felony with fines as high as $200,000. You may get up to five years of prison time if caught selling less than 10 pounds, but selling 100 pounds or more will typically end up with a minimum of 25 years behind bars.
This article is informative in nature and should not be taken as legal advice.


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Such a sweet night at the Hellenic Centre full of amazing music and deep nostalgia.
Dora Bakopoulou and Elli Paspala met up and transformed the venue into a musically colourful place.
Such a sweet night at the Hellenic Centre full of amazing music and deep nostalgia.
Dora Bakopoulou and Elli Paspala met up and transformed the venue into a musically colourful place.
A great Thespian experience with The Outsider by Albert Camus at the Coronet Print Room.
I had to go back to memory, to make a short journey and to remember all these tiny moments in Meursault's life and his realisations about the paradox of the being. Life as a prison and prison as his short life.
"I realised then that a man who had lived only one day could easily live for a hundred years in prison. He would have enough memories to keep him from being bored" — Albert Camus, The Stranger
'Aftermath' exhibition at Tate Britain .
Dance and Spirit (more…)
Charles Moore discussed his authorised biography of Margaret Thatcher at LSE on 25th April.
This eagearly anticipated authorised biography, Not For Turning, is a 'notable landmark' according to the FT (27th April).
And, yes, Charles Moore, said on Thursday that he Iron Lady 'did actually care about society'!!!!
I watched Mies Julie written and directed by Yael Farber at Riverside Studios.
I still think that the strongest element of the play is not the new adaptation of classic Strindberg's play, but its loose relation to the original play itself.
JULIE: oh, I am so tired. I can't do anything; can't repent, can't run away, can't stay, can't live–can't die!
Great play and a nice performance at The Print Room tonight. Mollie Sweeney by Brian Friel with Dorothy Duffy as Molly, Ruairi Conaghan as Frank and Stuart Graham as Mr Rice.
The trip from blindness to vision, from understanding to seeing, from experiencing to visualising is a long and not an easy one.
What do we expect to see and what do we expect to understand? A miracle operation succeeded in restoring Molly's sight but failed to make her register with what she sees. It is not only Molly, who needs to be, it is Frank and Mr Rice who need to make sense of their damaged realities.
'So the question she had to ask herself was: How much do I want to know this world? And am I prepared to make that enormous effort to get it?'


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The casual teamwear of Riwal Readynez Cycling Team is this year sponsored by the French fashion brand Le Coq Sportif through a partnership with the Danish company GETRO a/s, who works as distributors of various brands of clothes in Denmark.
"We hope to achieve some exposure to the public eye through the partnership with Riwal Readynez Cycling Team, whilst this deal also stems from being loyal to the history of the brand of Le Coq Sportif", says CEO and founder of GETRO a/s, Palle Rasmussen.
Le Coq Sportif was founded in 1882 and in 1929 created a jersey specifically for cyclists. In 1951 they entered the biggest arena in the sport and became the official supplier of cycling jerseys for the Tour de France.


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Bangkok Hospital Pattaya donated a stretcher to the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation to support its emergency first responder program.
BHIP marketing manager Jutaporn Huyakorn and Saichon Panchumjit, manager of the Thai Health Insurance Department, presented the gurney to foundation rescue unit head Prasit Thongtidcharoen at its Naklua headquarters Aug. 16.
BHP said it donated the 70,000-baht stretcher to the rescuers as they play a vital role in saving the lives of accident victims before they reach the hospital.
The hospital has supported Sawang Boriboon for more than 20 years with rescue equipment, medical supplies and personnel to help the injured.


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Burns Day – magnet
What if the birthday of Rabbie Burns, Scotland's most celebrated poet, had lang syne been a national holiday?
Take a look into what the Scotlands of different alternate realities might be – through the medium of advertisements!
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Margaret Denson
Margaret Lucille Denson, 83, passed away at 3:07 p.m. Thursday, April 29, 2010, at Life Care of LaCenter, Ky.
The former Margaret Lucille Smith was born Sept. 6, 1926, in Pembroke, Ky., the daughter of John Trice and Sue (Eddins) Smith.
She married Wayne E. Denson on Nov. 24, 1948, in Brookport, Ill., and he preceded her in death on Nov. 30, 1990.
She was a longtime member of Calvary Baptist Church in Alton and was employed at Owens-Illinois Inc. for 30 years until she retired when the plant closed.
After the death of her father, at the age of 10, she went to live with her aunt and uncle, William and Hazel Smith in Allegre, Ky. She spent the years growing up with her cousin, Wilma (Smith) Mock, who currently resides in Hopkinsville, Ky., with her husband, Neal Mock.
She was the last of her family, with five sisters and two brothers preceding her in death.
She is survived by two daughters and sons-in-law, Donna and George Salof of San Antonio and Denise and John Fields of Kevil, Ky.; two granddaughters, Suzanne Salof and her husband, Chris Yount, of New Braunfels, Texas, and Dea Panke and her husband, Brian, of Columbus, Ohio; one great-granddaughter, Taylor Panke of Columbus, Ohio; several nieces and nephews, a special niece, Susan Denson Potter and husband, Jim, of St. Charles, Mo.; and a special friend and caregiver, Debbie Northington of LaCenter, Ky.
Visitation will be from 11 a.m. until time of funeral services at 1 p.m. Monday, May 3, at Elias, Kallal and Schaaf Funeral Home in Alton with the Rev. Andre' Dobson officiating.
Burial will follow at Rose Lawn Memory Gardens in Bethalto.
Memorials may be made to Life Care of LaCenter, P.O. Box 269, LaCenter, KY 42056
Online condolences and guestbook may be found at www.eliaskallalandschaaf.com.


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He Created "us"!
In by doing so, removed us from our natural birth right and detached us from our <GOD>; our <LIFE> of potential origin.
I only have one problem with "Man", but it is a big f…..g problem!
If "i" was artificial, "it" would not be such a big deal, because "i" would not have been denied a natural birth and "my" own active presence.
I know "we" all think "we" have been born naturally, but it is a lie and it is the belief in the lie, which keeps "us" from being born.
The belief that we are already man, keeps the formed life from becoming man.
The belief that we are already alive, keeps us dormant (dead).
Why would we ever push to be born, if we already think we have been?
Why would we ever strive to be alive, if we already believe that we are?
We are very quickly running out of time and if we wait until we go back to the ground, in order to get to heaven, we would have lost our opportunity.
The only chance we have at going to heaven, which really equates to becoming our own <I>, is if we come together and push for our own birth.
To push for our own <NAME>!
Right now we are so confused by man's lies that we will probably not get this and go back to the ground; not as a has-been, but as a never-was.
<GOD> gave "us" the "life" we were formed from, but the only true goal is to push for more "LIFE", not in quantitative terms, but in terms of activity.
The only goal should be to push the formed "life" into a "LIVE" status!
Because we were detached from <GOD>, it is as close to heaven as we will ever get.
Sorry, I always rant.
I do not know who speaks to me in my dreams.
All I know, is what they say is true.
Man is back to harvest his people.
What is the number one goal of a thief in the night?
To get in and out, without being seen!


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"There is a strong community spirit and the school is a warm and welcoming place to be. The schools' organisation into learning communities, with mixed-age mentoring groups, is particularly valued by staff and pupils. This nurtures good working relationships between staff and pupils and ensures that all pupils' pastoral and welfare needs are given careful support, alongside their academic requirements" – Ofsted, 2016
"Since starting in September, my son has flourished in self belief and confidence and is very proud to be a pupil of Oriel High School" – Year 7 Parent comment
Most students attending the school live within the catchment area which comprises the wards of Maidenbower, Worth & Pound Hill South.
Many children transfer from one of the local junior schools: Maidenbower Junior School, Pound Hill Junior School and The Oaks. However, we had students from 28 different schools transfer to us in September.
Oriel High School's admissions are managed by West Sussex County Council. Click the link below for further information about how to apply
Admission arrangements for those students with a Special Education Need (SEN) are outlined below.
For further information on admissions and appeals if the school is over subscribed please visit
If you have any questions about this process, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Useful Contact Telephone Numbers
Pupil Admissions Team (Northern Area) County Hall North, Chart Way, Horsham, RH12 1XH
Telephone: 03330 142 903
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Pupil Admissions Team (Southern Area) Centenary House, Durrington Lane, Worthing, BN13 2QB
Telephone: 03330 142 903
Fax: 01903 839214
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Special Educational Needs Assessment Team
Telephone numbers:
- 0330 222 8881 – Chichester, Bognor Regis,
Midhurst, Petworth
- 0330 222 8882 – Angmering, Littlehampton,
Steyning, Worthing, Shoreham, Lancing,
Horsham West
- 0330 222 8883 – Crawley, Burgess Hill, Horsham
East, Haywards Heath, Cuckfield, East Grinstead
Elective Home Education
Telephone: 0330 222 3300
Oriel High School is featured in The Parliamentary Review
Every year The Parliamentary Review's September launch brings together the most creative and inspiring voices across business, industry, education and the public sector to share insight, encourage best practice and help organisations confront the challenges of an ever-changing political landscape.
Oriel High School is situated in Maidenbower, Crawley, and is an institution built by the community, for the community. Elaborating on this aspect in their Review article and the journey the school has been on over the years and the next steps they plan on taking, Headteacher, Philip Stack stated: "We are delighted to be involved in this year's Parliamentary Review and we hope our story is read widely."
Oriel High School's article can be viewed here:http://www.theparliamentaryreview.co.uk/organisations/oriel-high-school


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The author has written a new and unique text for courses in Computers in Education or Instructional Media and Technology. The purpose of this text is to address what technology teachers should know and be able to do, but the focus is on learners and learning rather than on the technology itself. The book is unique in that it presents the students' learning goals first rather than the technology tool, thereby focusing on the learner and the learning rather than the technology.
The examples throughout the chapters present ideas for tasks that can be completed with a variety of tools rather than one specific tool that teachers may not have access to. Each chapter includes a brief summary of research from educational technology, learning theory, and other areas to build a foundation for chapter examples and activities. The chapters also include examples for learning in a variety of contexts and content areas and can be applied easily to teaching other ideas and subjects. A unique chapter (Chapter 9) on teacher productivity helps support future educators in their everyday tasks.
The book illustrates what technology-enhanced learning can be like today and prepares teachers and administrators for what may come tomorrow.
Some of the pedagogical features in the book include:
Cases-These appear at the beginning of each chapter and provide a framework for the chapter discussion that follows.
~These cases are compelling snapshots from real classrooms that help students to connect educational concepts to the real world.
~Related questions within and at the end of each chapter encourage the reader to think critically about the material and its related application to the classroom.
Meet the Needs of Today's Students feature-Each chapter contains margin notes to help the readers address the learning needs of ALL students including those with diverse needs and English Language Learners.
Meeting the Standardsfeature-This feature shows how the National Educational Technology Standards connect to the learning goal of each chapter.
~Additional state standards are listed on the book's companion website.
Tool CloseUpfeature-These boxes explore the features of technology tools discussed in the chapter in more detail.
Learning Activitiesfeature-Provide opportunities to apply the chapter's guidelines and technology tool discussions to a variety of learning activities related to all grade levels and content areas.


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