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This month, Helen Walmsley-Johnson chows down on last year's turkey and quaffs a mealworm. Country life is all about making do…
Last week I ate a mealworm. Not a whole one and not on purpose. Nibbling on what I thought was an escaped pumpkin seed from my morning toast, I made the unwelcome discovery that it, er… wasn't. I suppose that was an inevitable consequence of filling the bird feeder on the table where I eat my breakfast.
Then, while I watched the garden birds shovel down mealworms by the yard, it began to dawn on me that my lifelong disdain for sell-by dates and persistence with slightly dodgy food experimentation has begun to get out of control.
A quick assessment of current food stores in Chateau HWJ reveals a variety of tinned goods (roughly 50 per cent of which are out of date by some years), a jar of MI5 apricot jam (use by 2007 and courtesy of HM Secret Service – don't ask), assorted dried goods in unopened packets (dates anywhere between 2004 and 2014) and some delicately furred sultanas. In the freezer there is a pack of year-old bacon, two bags of breadcrumbs predating my Rutland move and the remains of last year's Christmas turkey.
I told the youngest Tattooed Daughter (works in catering) about the turkey – which was revealed to be with stuffing, once I'd chipped the ice crystals off it – and how I'd added it to my solo Christmas menu for 2015. She went visibly pale. But once thawed the turkey looked OK and smelled OK and saved me 30 quid off my festive food bill. I call that a result. My Christmas dinner was delicious and I spent the holidays bathed in the smug glow of someone who doesn't have a wheelie bin-sized carcass in the fridge boring a giant hole in her home management self-esteem.
Speaking of cooking, when I was previously a Rutland resident I owned a formidable batterie de cuisine but over the course of my London years in a tiny furnished flat that had been whittled down to a few good saucepans and a stick blender. Now I'm back in Rutland, and with a whole kitchen at my disposal, I've been busily replacing baking tins, knives, ladles and so on and have begun polishing up my rusty baking skills.
The first time I made scones – that's the first time in 20-odd years – I suffered a Proustian rush so profound I had to sit down and stare at the wall for a bit until it passed. Since then I've managed an edible St Clement's cake and a completely inedible carrot cake (I tried to eat it but honestly, some things aren't worth the E. coli).
"The thing is, when you have achieved the larder of your dreams and all the shelves are double and triple stacked with stuff you're convinced you could never live without, it's quite hard to see what you actually have in there."
I've very much enjoyed making savoury things, although the curried parsnip soup with apple was a hard one to love. If you could get past the colour (the kind of mustardy yellow often seen in hospital biohazard bins) and the smell, it did actually taste very lovely although, as is the way with homemade curry things, my stick blender and half a dozen wooden spoons now look distinctly jaundiced.
I think stockpiling and then not eating what I've stockpiled originates from two places in my past. The first is my experience of severe winters up here on Rutland's roof and knowing that it's perfectly possible to get snowed in, cut off and isolated and that Mr Pushkin Cat cannot, under any circumstances, be left to go without.
The second, I am sure, is from the 2013 experience of not being able to afford food so the comfort gained from seeing a cupboard full of jars, tins and packets and a freezer full of saved odds and ends is not to be underestimated, although clearly I need to get a grip and actually eat some of it or it will be wasted. And I do hate waste – actually, I think that might be a third cause for my squirrelling.
The thing is, when you have achieved the larder of your dreams and all the shelves are double and triple stacked with stuff you're convinced you could never live without (a tin of Périgord goose liver pâté– use by 06/09/2010, for example) it's quite hard to see what you actually have in there. And thereby hangs a cautionary tale…
In that other house, on the other side of the valley, I was enjoying my first morning coffee in a silent house, having completed the school run when I noticed that the bird table was empty. There is very little that can provoke massive guilt quite as efficiently as a desolate row of fluffed up blue tits, metaphorically checking their watches and wondering where breakfast is.
Without further ado I went to the larder (yes, a whole room for food!) to retrieve the bird food, only it was on the top shelf under something else. I hopped up onto the stone thrall, bent down with a big bag of mealworms, had a funny turn and came off the shelf backwards onto the stone floor, breaking my arm and giving myself mild concussion. I couldn't drive. I had to call someone to come and take me to hospital.
And thinking about that, I wonder if my aversion to mealworms might have a more prosaic basis. In which case, perhaps I might risk a very small deep-fried locust…
Helen's book, The Invisible Woman: Taking on the Vintage Years, is out now.
Read all of her Rutland tales here.
Helen Walmsley-Johnson is a journalist and author who writes as the Invisible Woman. She has a weekly style column for older women which she writes for the Guardian. Her first book, The Invisible Woman: Taking on the Vintage Years, is out now. @TheVintageYear
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This European Union (EU) Charter affirms fundamental rights of EU law, and contains some express provisions on disability. It has legal effect, but its importance as regards discrimination law has yet to be determined.
This Charter is now legally binding on EU institutions, and on member states (including the UK) so far as they are implementing EU law. A special protocol negotiated by the UK seems to have little effect as regards the discrimination provisions of the Charter.
The main practical effect of the Charter may be to give some protection where neither the Equality Act nor the Human Rights Act apply, but the discrimination happens in an area where the UK is implementing EU law. Accordingly the Charter may be most relevant if there is no Equality Act claim and the area does not fall with the scope of the European Convention on Human Rights – or if there is doubt whether it does.
Link: The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: What can it do? (opensocietyfoundations.org) – February 2013.
The Charter of Fundamental Rights of the European Union was proclaimed (adopted) at the Nice summit on 7th December, 2000.
- Full text of the Charter of Fundamental Rights (link to Europarl website).
- Q&A Charter of Fundamental Rights (link to BBC News website), 16/7/07.
The Lisbon Treaty made the Charter legally binding from 1st December 2009. On how far it is binding, including the special UK Protocol, see below UK bound by the Charter when implementing EU law
Disability discrimination in the EU Charter
There are two provisions in the Charter expressly impacting on disabled people. Firstly Article 21 probibits discrimination on any ground including disability. Secondly, in Article 26: "The Union recognises and respects the right of persons with disabilities to benefit from measures designed to ensure their independence, social and occupational integration and participation in the life of the community."
It remains to be seen how important these provisions will be. Being outside Title IV, they do not seem to be affected to a great extent by the UK Protocol discussed below. Article 21 in particular seems to be reaffirming a general principle of EU law prohibiting discrimination: Kücükdeveci, 2010. However, it is possible that the courts may be inclined to see the Framework Employment Directive already in place as defining the extent of this general principle, at least as regards disability discrimination in employment. A way in which this principle, as reaffirmed in the Charter, has had an effect is that it seems the directive may be directly applied against private companies, rather than just public bodies (see Kücükdeveci).
As outlined under the next heading, UK bound by the Charter when implementing EU law, the main effect of the Charter's provisions on discrimination may be in areas were the Equality Act does not give protection.
UK bound by the Charter when implementing EU law
The Charter applies to all actions by EU institutions.
The Charter also applies to Member States (including the UK) when they are implementing EU law. Presumably this includes the Equality Act so far as it implements the Framework Employment Directive, especially the Act's employment provisions.
However, looking at what practical effect the Charter may have, what is likely to be more interesting is any areas where there is not a claim under the Equality Act, but where the UK government or UK law discriminates in the way EU law is implemented. Here the Charter may require UK law or policy to be applied in a way which avoids discrimination, even where the situation is not covered by the Human Rights Act. See further above Summary.
The UK negotiated a written guarantee on the legal effect of the Charter in the UK. However since Articles 21 and 26 (see above) are outside Title IV, they do not seem to be affected to a great extent by this special Protocol. See below UK Protocol.
On the point that the Charter only binds the UK when implementing EU law, see:
- The EU Charter of Fundamental Rights: What can it do? (opensocietyfoundations.org}) – dated February 2013, from the Open Society European Policy Institute.
- Annual reports on the application of the Charter – contain a section on Equality.
UK Protocol
The UK and Poland negotiated a Protocol which aims to limit – or perhaps rather 'clarify' – the effect of the Charter in their respective countries. For the text of the Protocol, see Lisbon Treaty (europa.eu) pages 157-8.
Article 1(1) of the Protocol says that the Charter is not to extend the ability of the EU Court of Justice or a national court to find that national laws are inconsistent with the fundamental rights, freedoms and principles in the Charter. However, this is not an opt-out. The UK Government has accepted (in the NS case, linked below) that 'the fundamental rights set out in the Charter can be relied on as against the United Kingdom' because the Charter simply restates the rights that already formed part of EU law, and does not create any new rights. The key word in Article 1(1) of the Protocol is 'extend'.
Title IV – which does not include discrimination
The rest of the Protocol deals mainly with Title IV of the Charter, which sets out various economic and social rights. (Articles 21 and 26 on discrimination – see above – are not in Title IV.) Title IV was not under consideration in the NS case, so the position on Title IV has yet to be clarified:
- Article 1(2) says that in particular nothing in Title IV of the Charter creates justiciable rights applicable to the United Kingdom except in so far the United Kingdom has provided for such rights in its national law.
- Article 2 deals with provisions of the Charter (mainly in Title IV) which refer to national laws and practices. Article 2 says that to the extent that a provision of the Charter so refers, it shall only apply to the United Kingdom to the extent that the rights or principles that it contains are recognised in the law or practices of the United Kingdom.
Links on the Protocol:
- NS v Secretary of State for the Home Department (link to curia.europa.eu), EU Court of Justice, December 2011 – particularly from paragraph 116
- Equality and Human Rights
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A man wrote to a hotel where he wanted to go for vacation and asked, "Could I bring my dog? He's very well behaved." The hotel owner replied, "I've been operating this hotel for thirty years and in all that time I've never had a dog steal towels, bedclothes, silverware, or pictures off the walls. I've never had to evict a dog in the middle of the night for being drunk and disorderly, and I've never had one run out without paying the bill. Yes, your dog is welcome. And furthermore, if your dog will vouch for you, you're welcome too." Solomon writes, "The godly care for their animals." Ever consider godliness from that perspective? Maybe you're thinking, "This doesn't sound too spiritual." Think again! "Every good gift…is from above, and cometh down from the Father" (Jas 1:17). Many a grieving heart is comforted by a pet whose love and loyalty makes their loss more bearable and helps them to go on. Did you know people with pets live longer, stay healthier, recover faster, and experience less depression? Who will ever forget the dogs on 9/11 as they searched through the carnage of the World Trade Center, howling in distress because they couldn't rescue those who perished? And how about the skilled dogs that give sight to the blind and visually impaired? That sounds pretty spiritual, right? When God created our pets He said, "It [was] good." Why did He say that? Because they have the virtues of mankind without its vices. So let's recognize them as a gift from God, be grateful for them, and take good care of them!
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I've had a stomachache more days than not for most of my life. It often feels like my insides have knotted themselves around one another, squeezed tight, and are refusing to let go. I've learned to live with it. I've done just about everything you can think of with the feeling – traveled around foreign countries, sat in important meetings, gave presentations, taught barre classes, even competed in powerlifting meets and Strongman competitions.
My stomach troubles started early. I was days old when the doctor deemed me lactose intolerant. I had to have a soy-based formula to gain weight. I "outgrew" the lactose intolerance over the years, or so I was told, and resumed drinking cow's milk, eating ice cream, and doing damage to any and every cheese platter that crossed my path.
I had some embarrassing moments in school. There were mornings when my stomachache was so severe I had to ask the bus driver to pull over, or even call someone to come get me. I was such a frequent visitor to the bathroom in the mornings while waiting for first bell in middle school that the hall monitors would just nod me through when I walked out of the cafeteria.
At one point, my doctor put me on pills for my stomach issues. I was diligent about taking my pill as soon as I got up every morning, almost always with peanut butter on toast. I wasn't a believer in breakfast back then, but he insisted if I ate something, I would feel better. I put a lot of faith in that pill and toast combo, but nearly every morning, my fate was the same on the 45 minute bus ride to school. Or on a Saturday afternoon on the way to my riding lessons. A random after school cheerleading practice.
When I ran out of pills, I told my mom. "I need my pills refilled." She sighed and told me the truth. They were "sugar pills" because all of my stomach issues were "in my head." My doctor and parents believed I just didn't want to go to school, but I loved school. I wanted to go to school. I couldn't get them to understand that it wasn't "in my head," and so, I learned to cope.
And I've coped ever since.
Thankfully, the bathroom issues are generally a non-issue these days. Praise hands for that, because middle school was terrible. But a constant stomachache? That's not normal.
What finally triggered me to make the doctor appointment I kept putting off wasn't my mom's medical history, in the end. It was my stomach. When I walked into my doctor's office, I had been painfully bloated for nearly two weeks. Even the scale was reflecting a weight gain of several pounds. I felt like if someone would just stick a pin in my belly, it would deflate and I would feel 100% better.
I had been on a huge salad kick for those two weeks. My lunch one week was a taco salad – lots of greens with some salsa chicken and cauliflower rice – and I ate huge salads full of every vegetable on the planet nearly every night. I love vegetables and crave salads in the summer, but I know enough about nutrition and digestion now that I knew they were likely wreaking havoc on my gut. My doctor, saint that she is, listened to all of my concerns, talked through what I had been eating, and suggested we reset my gut.
How does one reset their gut?
Not through insert cleanse here.
She put me on a month-long low FODMAP diet. I started last Monday. If you follow me on Instagram, you've probably seen my stories about FODMAP. I've gotten a LOT of questions about it, so I'm going to share what I've learned so far (FODMAP recipes to come!).
What is the low FODMAP diet?
First, let's talk about what the low FODMAP diet is NOT. It is NOT a "lose weight fast" diet. I've had a few people ask "how much weight is this supposed to help you lose?" The answer is none. That is not the point of the low FODMAP diet.
What the FODMAP diet IS, however, is a diet low in fermentable carbs known as FODMAPS. FODMAP stands for:
These particular carbs are known for causing digestive issues like bloating, stomach pain, diarrhea, constipation, and gas. Gross. I know. People diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) often greatly benefit from a diet low in FODMAP foods.
Interestingly, my visit to the doctor coincided with the chapter on macros in my Precision Nutrition certification studying and the carbohydrates section greatly detailed each of these fermentable carbs. That made conversing with the doctor about what the FODMAP diet entails a lot easier.
What foods are restricted?
I shared with my doctor that the only times in recent years that I've had total stomach pain relief have been when I've followed a Whole30 diet down to the letter. In her opinion, the FODMAP diet isn't as restrictive as Whole30, but I personally find it to be more restrictive as it eliminates some of my favorite vegetables, like brussel sprouts and cauliflower, as well as a number of beans and nuts that I often use for protein sources. And did I mention that I can't have avocados?
Some foods that are off limits on a low FODMAP diet:
Garlic (including salt and powder forms), onions (including powdered and pickled), asparagus, ripe bananas, broccoli, brussel sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cassava, cauliflower, celery, eggplant, green peppers, okra
Apples, apricots, avocado, blackberries, cherries, dates, grapefruit, mango, nectarines, peaches, pears, pineapple (dried), plums, pomegranates, watermelon
Baked beans, black-eyed peas, chickpeas, kidney beans (all), lima beans, soy beans
Wheat containing products, rye containing products, barley, almond meal, bran cereals, bread (non-gluten-free), cashews, couscous, pistachios
Agave, hummus, honey, most jams (read label), molasses, pesto, relish, stock cubes, sugar-free sweeteners, sweeteners that end in -ol such as sorbitol, mannitol, and xylitol
Cow, goat, or sheep milk, soft cheeses such as cottage cheese, ricotta, mascarpone, and cream cheese, ice cream, yogurt
Beer (more than one), coconut water, teas and juices with high FODMAP fruits, kombucha, meal replacement drinks that contain milk-based products, soy milk, rum, sodas containing high fructose corn syrup, chai, dandelion, chamomile tea, wine (more than one glass)
This is not an inclusive list of high FODMAP foods, but a general idea of what is restricted on a low FODMAP diet. I eat a lot of fruit, particularly apples and blackberries as well as avocado. I tend to use onion and green pepper a lot, cook with a fair amount of garlic, and eat a number of the vegetables on the above list almost daily. I eat Greek yogurt or cottage cheese almost daily in an effort to get more protein, and I use Ascent whey protein after my workouts. I love to dip carrots in hummus, use beans as a protein source…
While I can have gluten-free pasta and bread as well as rice, I think you may see why I tend to feel this is more restrictive than Whole30.
But is it working?
I'm one week in at the time of writing this post and I'm told it takes 10-14 days to start to truly see results. Having said that, I'm here to begrudgingly admit that yes, it is working.
My first two days were HARD.I was hyper aware of my meal prep leading into the week. I prepared all low FODMAP foods and felt pretty okay with my choices. But by the end of day two, I was not in a good place. I felt weak, cranky, and all around miserable. I missed lifts at weights that should have been a non-issue several times over, and had no endurance.
I suspected I wasn't eating enough. I plugged everything into MyFitnessPal and found I had barely eaten 1200 calories all day. For someone who considers themselves an athlete – and I had trained both days – this was not enough. I reached out to my doctor for advice on how I could eat more and she helped me identify places to add calories – brown rice to lunch, hard cheese and gluten-free crackers as a snack… By day four, I was MUCH better and by the time I trained on Friday (day five) I hit some very nice, very heavy snatches and clean-and-jerks.
Food is fuel, FODMAP or not.
But more importantly, a week in, my stomachaches have almost disappeared, and I'm significantly less bloated. And while it's not meant to cause weight loss, because of the reduction in bloating, I am a few pounds lighter. I don't hate it.
What are you eating?
I'm sticking to some pretty basic foods at this point. My breakfast is a ground chicken, sweet potato, and zucchini scramble with eggs, and new this week, uncured bacon. Lunch is zoodles, a bit of rice, and sheet pan chicken fajitas using orange, red, and yellow bell peppers. Dinner is a turkey burger with cheese, sauteed squash, and homemade fries in the air fryer. For snacks, I'm having grapes, strawberries, and blueberries in moderate quantities, rice cakes with peanut butter, and Nutthins with sharp cheddar. I've also found some GoMarco bars that are FODMAP-friendly, and my doctor okayed gummy bears (certain brands – I have to read the ingredients) and Swedish Fish in (very) small amounts.
Moving into week two, the focus is on eating enough calories and upping my intake of protein. That's easier said than done, given how many protein sources (non-meat) have been removed.
What comes after FODMAP?
After a month of FODMAP, I'll go back to the doctor and we'll start the reintroduction process. We'll pick food groups, add them in for a week, then go back to FODMAP for a week. So really, it's going to be a mostly low FODMAP summer. I have some theories on what my triggers will be, so I'm looking forward to finding out if I'm right in a few months.
That's the basics on the low FODMAP diet. Again, the list of foods is not comprehensive, and includes some debatable foods. Bananas, for instance, are considered low FODMAP unripe, but high FODMAP ripe, and banana chips are largely marked "okay." Needless to say, I spend a lot of time googling and reading ingredients in grocery stores these days.
I'll continue to post updates here, and especially on Instagram. If you've got questions or have FODMAP tips (especially snack tips!) leave a comment or send me a message – happy to answer as best I can, and always looking for snack ideas!


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$1 million Grant for the Hartford Innovation Hub
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - President Barack Obama's administration has awarded a $1 million grant for the Hartford Innovation Hub under a federal program designed to spark economic growth in urban America by partnering federal officials with local decision-makers.
The Hartford plan seeks to help the city attract serial investors, grow advanced manufacturing companies and increase global competitiveness. Hartford is one of only three cities nationwide being awarded the grant intended to spur long-term economic growth and job creation through the Strong Cities, Strong Communities Challenge.
Federal officials say the idea is to create Community Solutions Teams, which will include employees from several different federal agencies, and have them work directly with local officials.
U.S. Rep. John Larson and U.S. Sen. Richard Blumenthal will join Hartford Mayor Pedro Segarra in announcing the federal grant Monday.


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Looks as if Ariana Grande will be a no show to a major cancer gala on Saturday night, as AMI has exclusively revealed that the pop singer has pulled out of it 24 hours beforehand.
She was scheduled to appear and perform at the Barbara Berlanti Heroes Gala in Los Angeles on October 13th alongside Broadway legend Kristin Chenoweth, but an AMI insider claims that she's pulled out. Her manager, Scooter Braun, is scheduled to receive an award there this evening.
Her decision to do this last minute has thrown the event for a loop. Scooter is now scrambling to replace her but she said her anxiety is too much right now, according to the source.
Ariana has had to deal with quite a lot of stress lately, notably the death of her late ex-boyfriend Mac Miller. Although it appears that she's canceled her gig for tonight, she's still on the hook for a NYE performance at The Chelsea in The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas on December 29th.
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"This Is Not A Drill": False Emergency Alert Warning Of Ballistic Missile Threat To Hawaii Terrorizes Citizens Across The State – Alex Thomas
'Won't happen again': Hawaii officials apologize, blame missile warning fiasco on 'human error'
Residents "Crying And Screaming" After False "ICBM Threat" Alert Rattles Hawaii; Gabbard Slams Trump – AS SOON AS I HEARD ABOUT THIS, I KNEW THAT TRUMP WOULD GET BLAMED FOR SOMETHING, SOMEHOW!!!!!!!!!!!!
Quit LYING Hawaii – "Hawaii now claims "one employee" did this by "accident" by pushing the wrong button twice. If you believe that bald lie you're dumber than a box of rocks." – Karl Denninger
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Vatican's War on Trump Has Papal Paper to Wading Into S—hole Muck – Andrew West
CNN meltdown over Trump is deranged and selfish – "The MSM reaction to Trump's alleged curse is FAR worse and more disrespectful than his private closed-door meeting comment" – Seraphim Hanisch
10 Examples Proving The US Gov't is an Expert at Turning Countries into 'Shitholes' – "The outrage over Trump's crude comments about foreign countries has gone above and beyond outrage attributed to what the U.S. has done in those countries." – Rachel Blevins
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Who's Really Against Russia and Putin? – "Fake news experts at CNN say Russian discontent with President Vladimir Putin is "bubbling up." Before I make short work of the biggest liars in journalism, I'd like to express just how pitiful the globalist media assault on Russia and Putin has become. And, what waste of resources and potential stands behind them." – Phil Butler
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Leviticus 20:23 And ye shall not walk in the manners of the nation, which I cast out before you: for they committed all these things, and therefore I abhorred them.
Last night I heard this politician
Talking 'bout his brand new mission
Liked his plans, but they came undone when he got around with God and guns
I don't know how he grew up
But it sure wasn't down at the hunting club
Cause if it was he'd understand a little bit more about the working man
God and guns
Keep us strong
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Leigh Griffiths has been suspended for the first leg of Celtic's Champions League third qualifying-round clash against Rosenborg after UEFA took action against the striker and the club.
Griffiths received a one-match ban for "provoking supporters" at the end of their win over Linfield, who have been hit with a partial closure of their stadium for their next European game after the striker was pelted with missiles, in the first leg of the previous round.
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Vocational school in Hunan tells students to 'say no to homosexuality'
May 17 was International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia. In China, groups of college and high school students organized a series of activities to raise awareness of LGBT rights violations. Their message apparently did not reach the Xiangtan Technical Secondary School of Industry and Commerce in Hunan province.
Comrade's Voice (同志之声 tóngzhì zhīshēng — "comrade" is slang for "gay") is a Weibo account dedicated to empowering the LGBT community in China. Today the account posted a photo of a digital billboard at the Xiangtan school displaying the following message: "Say no to homosexuality, create a bright and harmonious campus."
"The failure of sex education and backward ideas have resulted in the long-standing violence and discrimination against the gay community on campus," Comrade's Voice commented (in Chinese). "But such flagrant homophobia from school officials is still rare."
The Xiangtan school has more than 4,000 students and around 300 staff members.
Many internet users pointed out that the school's hostility against homosexuality is at odds with the Chinese government's stance, given that the People's Daily argued in an April commentary that "homosexuality is not a mental illness." A Weibo user questioned (in Chinese), "How can you construct a bright and harmonious campus by singling out a whole community?"


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Jo-Wilfried Tsonga has claimed that Andy Murray no longer strikes fear into his opponents.
The Frenchman believes Murray is not the force he was and is ready to put his theory to the test when the pair lock horns in the fourth round of the US Open in New York on Monday.
Murray has not faced anyone inside the top 70 in the first three rounds at Flushing Meadows, yet has already dropped sets to Robin Haase and Andrey Kuznetsov, either side of a good performance against Matthias Bachinger in round two.
And should the Scot beat Tsonga, it would be his first victory over a top-10 player since lifting the Wimbledon title last year.
Tsonga said: "The locker room is maybe a bit less afraid of Andy because he's losing a few more matches than in the past. But I don't know any player who once on court is going to be super confident against Andy.
"He's different than in the past maybe because I feel he's not serving as strong as he used to, nor maybe hitting as strong as he used to.
"And during matches he's showing more when he seems in pain with his back or hip region, I'm not sure. You can see it on some moves, too."
'Close matches'
Murray leads Tsonga 9-2 in their head-to-head meetings but he was beaten by the Frenchman recently in the Toronto Masters.
"I played a good match," said eighth seed Murray, looking back to the Toronto match.
"I was up a break in the third set and didn't manage to close it out. So obviously if I get myself in that position again, hopefully I'll do a better job of that. But I don't need to change too much.
"It will be a tough match. We've played each other a lot of times. He's obviously playing well right now. He had a great week in Canada. He's played some good tennis so far here.
"I've had a lot of close matches with him but I've won a lot against him, as well. I would say my game matches up well."
Tsonga had been having a poor season until Toronto, where he beat Novak Djokovic, Murray, Grigor Dimitrov and Roger Federer back to back to lift the second Masters title of his career and climb back into the top 10.
The 29-year-old is not reading too much into his win over Murray and admits the best-of-five-set format in slams does not suit him as well as best of three.
"Andy is someone I know very well, against whom I don't have a good record," said Tsonga. "But I'm feeling good. I expect to play a good match. Playing three sets, it's always more physical. I like when it's in three sets.
"Toronto is positive because it means that I'm able to play well against him. I hope I will do that again.
"One shouldn't overestimate this win, he still leads our head to head and now he'll be aware of the danger and maybe it plays against me.
"A bit as with Djokovic, he's really tough for me because he returns very well."
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A note about the blueberries, I used a 15 oz package of Wyman's Wild FROZRN blueberries from Maine. They're absolutely the best. Here's the thing about blueberries, they're packed with antioxidants and SO good for you, but they vary in their health giving benefits. Try this little experiment, slice a store bought blueberry in half and look at the color, then slice a WILD blueberry in half and look at the color, I promise the wild blueberry will be a deeper more majestic blue and therein lies the truth – wild blueberries have WAY more antioxidants than regular old store bought. When the lovely wild Maine berries are picked they're flash frozen locking all that goodness in and I must say you can taste the difference. SO go for frozen WILD blueberries (they're also fantastic in smoothies click HERE for a recipe.)
A note about the topping to fruit ratio, I generally go for 3/4 fruit bottom and 1/4 topping. There's nothing worse that a crisp that's all topping with a tiny bit of fruit.
I like to bake these desserts in different sized bowls, you can go for small individual (4 – 6 oz ramekins) or one large (an 11 inch pie dish). Just remember if you go for small they take less time to cook (details below). Please remember to line a baking sheet with parchment paper so when the glorious juices bubble up and over they won't burn and cause a smoky oven.Print
Blueberry Crisp
For the topping:
1 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup coconut sugar
1 1/2 cups old fashioned oats
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon
Pinch of salt
6 oz vegan butter, diced
For the filling:
15 oz pack frozen wild blueberries
1/4 cup coconut sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch
Zest and juice of a lemon (at least 2 tablespoons lemon juice)
1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
Heat the oven to 350 F. Line a baking tray with parchment paper.
In a medium bowl combine the filling ingredients, stir well to combine and set aside.
To make the topping place the flour, sugar, oats, cinnamon and salt into a large bowl, add the diced butter and rub the butter through your fingertips into the the flour mixture until it resembles very large breadcrumbs.
Pour the blueberry mixture into an 11 inch pie plate, or individual 4 or 6oz ramekins and distribute the topping evenly over the top.
Place on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Place the baking tray in the middle of the preheated oven. Bake for approximately 25-30 minutes for ramekins OR 40-50 minutes for 11 inch pie dish OR until the crumble topping is golden brown and the juices are bubbling up the side of the ramekins or pie dish.
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International visits, 2006/07 academic year
September, 2006
In September, 2006 within the program of Robert Bosch Fund the German language lecturer Tobias Schmalhofer has started working for the OSU. He is giving classes of German language to the German Philology Department students.
In the framework of "German Days in Orenburg" the OSU hosted the brigade general Fogel, the governing member of the Munich Fund "White Rose". During the visit Mr. Fogel met with the OSU German language teachers and Philology Department students, discussing challenges of higher education and political situation in Germany.
October, 2006
In the framework of "Japanese Days — 2006" the OSU welcomed Mr. Koichiro Nakamura, the Councillor and the head of Information Department of the Japanese Embassy in Moscow, Mr. Ito Jun, the head of the representatives "Mitsubishi Heavy Industries" in Moscow, Mr. Naoki Kobayashi, the Machinery Construction and Technology Installations Department leader (Trade House Mitsubishi Corporation), Mr. Yoshihisa Saki, Mitsubishi vice-president of lithograph in Europe.
November, 2006
On November 9th the leader of the Samara representatives of the France State Educational Agency "Edu France" Olga Uvarova presented to OSU students and faculty "The higher Education in France".
On November 21st the OSU hosted the FRG General Consul in Yekaterinburg Tilo Klinner. The General Consulate met the OSU leadership and teachers to talk on the possibilities for our students to participate in the events, organized by the consulate. Besides, Tilo Klinner delivered the lecture "Russia and Europe and the European Union" for the students of the OSU German Language Department.
December, 2006
On December 1st the USA General Consul in Yekaterinburg John Stepanchuk made a report at the final seminar session "The tolerance: the dialogue of cultures", organized at OSU under the USA General Consulate in Ekaterinburg.
On December 28th Carl M. Kuttler, the president of the St. Petersburg College in Florida, USA payed a visit to OSU. Mr. Kuttler met with the OSU leadership, visited the museum of OSU history, attended meetings with students at Law faculty and Design faculty. The OSU International Office staff demonstrated to Mr. Kuttler the presentation "The OSU cooperation with the educational and cultural organizations and institutions of the USA".
January, 2007
On January 24-27 the OSU hosted the delegation from the Polytechnic University of Valencia, Spain. The Dean of the School of Building Management Mr. Rafael Capuz Lladro and the Deputy Dean of the School of Building Management Ms. Isabel Tort Ausina had several meetings with OSU authorities as well as with students and staff members at the Faculty of Architecture and Construction. The quests took part in ceremonial activities devoted to the St. Tatyana Day. On January 26th the Orenburg State University and Polytechnic University of Valencia signed the Agreement of Collaboration.
On January 24-27 the delegation Vitus Bering University College (Horsens, Denmark) was invited to visit OSU. Mr. Konstantin Lassithiotakis, VBD Director for Studies and Mr. Jorgen Jensen, VBD Chief Consultant visited the OSU Faculty of Journalism, Economics and Management Faculty and Distance Learning Faculty. The VBD delegation attended several meetings out of the university. Thus Mr. Lassithiotakis and Mr. Jensen met with the Head of Culture Office in the Orenburg City Hall Mr. Valeriy Krasnov; the "Ural Expo" leadership and the Orenburg region Chamber of Comerce.
On January 25, 2007 the OSU hosted the director of the French Alliance in Samara Natali Konio-Toven and her assistant Mr. Timote de Majar. When meeting OSU rector Dr. Kovalevskiy Ms. Konio - Toven described the possibilities of cooperation between the OSU and French educational institutions and organizations. The guests were invited to visit the photo exhibition "His Majesty the moment" and visited the Philology Department.
February, 2007
On February 5, 2007 a delegation from Changchun Normal University, Chanchun, China visited Orenburg State University. CNU Prorector Jan Min and International Office Director Tian Chunde attended specially arranged meetings at the OSU Rectors's Office and Russian language chair to discuss possible areas of cooperation. As a result, Vladimir Kovalevskiy signed the Memorandum on Cooperation between OSU and CNU. Besides, both sides reached the agreement to develop Chinese language summer courses in Chanchun; Chinese language courses at OSU; faculty and students exchange within the program "Russian as a foreign language".
On February 13-15 the OSU hosted Jeremy D. Slagovskiy, the English Language Officer who shared his professional experience in teaching English as a foreign language. The visit became possible thanks to the USA Embassy in Moscow namely English Language Office.
Thanks to the cooperation with the French Alliance branch in Samara, in February, 2007 a lecturer from France Edit Delbek worked at OSU. During six weeks Mrs. Delbek gave lectures to the OSU Romance Philology Department students, assisted OSU students and faculty in preparing for taking the international exam in French (DALF). Her stay was the first experience in the faculty exchange between educational institutions of France and the Orenburg State University.
March, 2007
On March 9-24 within the framework of cooperation between the Orenburg State University and Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich, the senior lecturer of German language courses for foreigners Anneta Gshvilm payed a visit to the OSU. During her stay Mrs. Gshvilm held intensive course of German language for competitors for International Certificate (DSH) and some methodical seminars and trainings for the OSU German language Department and German language Center teaching staff.
On March 26-28 the OSU hosted the director of the French State Educational Agency EduFrance in Samara Uvarova Olga and the newspaper "France City" editor-in-chief Mr. Frolov and the student Giem Asherman (Tur, France). The guests acted as lecturers invited at the methodology seminar "French language and culture of France at school" for the Orenburg high schools teachers and at the seminar for the pupils "French language - it is great". Both seminars were organized by the Roman Philology and methods of teaching French language Department.
April, 2007
On April 6-12 the OSU rector, Professor Vladimir Kovalevskiy paid a visit to the USA.
On April 23-24 the OSU hosted the Director of Social Programs Department of the European Committee Office in Russian Federation Mr. Nikola Skaramuzzo and the National Tempus Office Director in Russian Federation Ms. Olga Oleinikova. Mr. Skaramuzzo and Ms. Oleinikova presented to OSU students and faculty "Erazmus Mundus" and "Tempus" programs.
May, 2007
On May 4-9 the OSU hosted the delegation from Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich, Germany, consisting of two lecturers of German language courses for foreigners Peter Jaumann and Angelika Jodl. The goal of their visit was to examine OSU students for International Certificate DSH. Within the framework of the visit examination board members met with the OSU Prorector for Scientific Research and International Cooperation Dr. Aida Kiryakova to analyze and make plans for the future cooperation between our universities in the sphere of linguistic training for the OSU German language Center attendees.
On May 8-11 the OSU delegation, consisting of the OSU Prorector for Scientific Research and International Cooperation Dr. Aida Kirjakova and the Head of International Programs and Projects Office Oleg Krikotov were invited to visit Changchun Normal University. Within the visit our delegation met with the CNU leadership to investigate the possibilities of staff and students' exchange between OSU and CNU. As a result a new cooperation activities plan for 2007-2008 was signed.
On May 8-17 a lecturer from France Edit Delbek paid a visit to OSU for the second time. During six weeks of stay Ms. Delbek had classes with the OSU Romance Philology Department students.
On May 7-20 the OSU hosted Wiliam Ditman, the president of Creative Solution Center, Texas, USA. During his stay Mr. Ditman conducted classes for the OSU students, participated in the II Orenburg Region Sertoma Convention arranged by the OSU SERTOMA Collegiate Club, met Lyceum #1 students, visited the OSU branch in Akbulak, went sightseeing in Orenburg and Orenburg region.
On May 10 the Orenburg region and OSU hosted Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Danish Kingdom in Russia His Excellency Per Carlsen. The aim of his official visit was to find the possibilities of Orenburg region to create new investment projects. Mr. Per Carlsen was accompanied by the Minister Pole Jacob Erikstrup, Ambassador Counselor on Food Affairs, Agriculture and Fishing and Marina Mityanina, Food and Agriculture Department Senior Counsellor. Within the framework of the visit Mr. Carlsen met with the OSU rector Vladimir Kovalevskiy. Besides, the delegation met with the group of "double diploma" students who studied at Vitus Bering University College, Horsens, Denmark.
June, 2007
On June 11-30 the deputy Head of the International Programs and Projects Office Ludmila Dokashenko had an internship at Vitus Bering University College, Horsense, Denmark. The aim of her stay at the university was to get acquainted with the way how educational establishments cooperate with different enterprises and firms. Ms. Dokashenko visited a number of business enterprises to learn their structures, management, list of activities and needs for upgrading and retraining.
On June 24-28 Vitus Bering University College, hosted one more delegation from the OSU, headed by the OSU Prorector for Scientific Research and International Cooperation Dr. Aida Kiryakova. Other delegation members, the Head International Programs and Projects Office Oleg Krikotov and the Head of International Office Dr. Natalya Yankina attended the organization meeting arranged for TEMPUS project "Quality Assurance in Higher Educational Establishments of Russia".
July, 2007
On July 3-4 the OSU hosted Klaus Haenssgen, professor from the University of Applied Sciences, Leipzig, Germany. During his stay Mr. Haenssgen made a presentation of Leipzig University of Applied Sciences, evaluated OSU abilities to participate in some Tempus Programs.
On July 6 Gzegosh Vishnevskiy, Attache on Defence and the first Councillor of Poland Embassy in Russian Federation and Heronim Gralya, director of Poland Cultural Center visted the OSU. Within the framework of the visit the delegation met with OSU leadership and described the idea of arranging a conference on the OSU basis.
On July 18-29, the international English Language and Networking Courses for the university staff of Denmark, Spain, Poland, Finland and Russia were organized at Universidad Politecnica de Valencia and Jaume I University, Spain. The OSU Prorector Oleg Tarnavskiy and the Head of English Philology department Dr. Vera Temkina attended the courses as the OSU representatives. The aim of these linguistic courses was not only to improve communicative skills of all the participants, but also to develop and cement the international relations between the universities-copartners.
Within the framework of cooperation with Ludwig-Maximilians University (Munich) the OSU German Philology Department and German language Center worked out the project "Memory-Responsibility-Future". As a result some of the OSU students had a chance to participate in the scientific seminar, which took place at LMU in July, 2007. Twelve of our students, studying German language and having DSH certificate presented their reports. Besides they made acquaintance with some interesting places of Munich and its surroundings.
August, 2007
According to the collaborative agreement between the Orenburg State University and Ludwig-Maximilians University (Munich) the OSU German Center teachers Petrosyan Elena and Sokirkina Olga took the upgrading in "German language courses for foreigners" at LMU on August 3-31, 2007.
On August 17 as a part of his visiting program to the Orenburg region the Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Republic of Poland Ezhi Bar called on the OSU. The guest was introduced to the university's structure, its history and international activities. When meeting the OSU rector Prof. Vladimir Kovalevskiy the Ambassador Ezhi Bar joined the discussion on the possibilities to develop possible contacts with Polish universities and organizations. The Ambassador Ezhi Bar made a tour around the university library.
From August 24 within the framework of cooperation between the Orenburg State University and Ludwig-Maximilians University, Munich, Germany, four students from LMU have started studying at the OSU Philology Faculty. German students Fisher Richard Georg, Sajkiewicz Marlena Diana, Pabst Camilla Desiree, Shmidt Heiko will study History of Russia, Russian language and literature.
On August 31 — September 3 the OSU hosted the delegation from Vitus Bering University College, headed by the VBD rector Svend Trøst. The other delegation members were two VBD prorectors: Konstantin Lassithiotakis and Ole Hjort Willatzen. The Danish colleagues took part in the ceremonial activities devoted to the Day of Knowledge and the City Day.
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The Midwest Banjo Fest will be celebrating its 57th anniversary in 2021!. After a brief beginning in the Twin Cities, this riverboat banjo event quickly moved to La Crosse – a city that has a profound Mississippi River history, especially of steamboats carrying passengers, merchandise and musicians who performed on the boats. Banjo players and other musicians from all parts of the United States, Canada and Japan have attended this musical extravaganza. From Friday night through Sunday night "The banjos are back in town", entertaining as only they can.
You'll hear amateurs and professionals providing musical memories at several La Crosse locations. The main jamboree is held Sunday afternoon in the big hall of La Crosse American Legion post – a structure that housed the Governor's guard in the 1800's. Rumor has it they all played banjos.


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Route 9 might be like Amphisbaena, the snake with a head at both ends that I saw in an Eric Carle book today. It meanders up and down across the state, one end heading toward a plunge into the Atlantic, the other heading toward upstate New York, but not really long enough to end up in either place. It has some notoreity because it is not the fast way to get anywhere. (I'm talking about Route 9, not Amphisbaena, but I'm sure she has some notoreity, too . . . among people who have heard of her.) The only time it's really worth driving on is if you are not in a hurry to get wherever you're going, and even then, once you start driving on it, you may discover you're in a hurry after all, it takes so long. But it is interesting.
If you start in Our Fair City and drive east on Route 9, the businesses on either side get more "businessy" and industrial, but are liberally interspersed with ethnic restaurants and lots of shopping. If you start in Our Fair City and go west, the businesses get more "farmy" and artsy. Or . . . the art has a different personality in the west than in the east. In the east, you might find a gallery in a modern building made of metal; in the west, it's likely to be in a refurbished barn or something.
Today I was planning to meet my friend Long-Lost-Kimberly. (She's not really lost and it hasn't really been for that long, but for some reason we only ever manage to get together once a year, so it kind of feels like it.) We were going to go to the Eric Carle Museum of Picturebook Art. So she drove north from where she lives and I drove west from where I live. I drove on Route 9. Someday, when I feel both ecologically irresponsible and financially solvent enough to justify the petrol usage, and when I have an entire day with no agenda, I'm going to drive all the way west on Route 9 and just stop and get out at every single farm stand/ice cream stand/general store/museum/gallery that looks interesting to me. Or just picturesque. Maybe I'll take pictures of it without even going in. I wonder who stops at these places. Then another day I'll drive all the way east and eat Indian food the whole way, and get out and browse in furniture stores, and buy myself a cute dressy outfit even though I'm not sure what the occasion for it would be. And maybe stop in the arcade I know of on that stretch and play laser tag . . . as long as I wasn't by myself, obviously.
Today, because Route 9 only meanders, and sometimes stops at stoplights, and for at least six miles had someone on it in front of me going 15 miles below the speed limit, I was a little late to the Eric Carle Museum of Picturebook Art. Fortunately or unfortunately, Long-Lost Kimberly is used to this by now, and she didn't seem very phased by it. As I was buying my ticket, the young woman behind the desk who was giving me the lay of the land said, "And behind you is the art room, where you can go and make an art project if you like."
I turned around and looked, and down a short hallway across the foyer was, in fact, an art room just visible through a doorway. What kind of wondrous place was this, that was designed for children but knew and acknowledged that the adults who went there were likely to want to play, too? "Yes!" I said, not overstating my enthusiasm but probably startling the young woman a little bit.
Long-Lost Kimberly and I walked through the three galleries first–one of Eric Carle's art, one of illustrations by different artists for the ecclectic and prolific Jane Yolen, and one special exhibit of illustrations by a guy named Etienne Delessert. I had never heard of him, but I'm glad I have now. All the art was amazing. I guess it could have daunted Kimberly and me, but mostly I found suddenly I so badly wanted to glue bits of paper and fabric to other bits of paper and fabric that it didn't really matter if I couldn't compete with Eric Carle. Fortunately. Because I can't. But I don't remember the last time I was so completely engrossed in a project. Kimberly was, too, and I suspect part of our mutual enjoyment derived from the fact that neither of us felt pressured by the other to hurry up and move on to the next thing.
First I made a picture of a cardinal flying across a cloudy sky toward the sun.
Then I had a strange brainwave-traffic-jam in my head, the primary casualty of which was the memory I had of two days before when I had had a sudden urge to litter. It might have been the only time since I learned not to, that I have ever actively wanted to, social-activist child that I was. Some of the items you could collage in the art room included candy wrappers and other sorts of things, so I came up with this Potential New Children's Book Character: the Scrap Dragon. Here he is:
The text, in case you can't see it, says, "Beware the Scrap Dragon, Litterbugs! He's made of trash; he'll eat you up!" There are arrows pointing to the Scrap Dragon, a Litter Bug, and a tiny piece of litter. Then the dragon says, "RAWR!" and the Litter Bug says, "eep!"
So, you see what I mean? I guess this museum isn't right on Route 9, but it's not so far off of it. You just never know what you're going to run across when you travel back and forth on the meandering Amphisbaena . . .


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It's refreshing to see an article like this one from the Huffington Post (particularly from the left, with its usual emphasis on top-down redistribution). I've always been a big fan of the social entrepreneurship movement. Usually, one of its features is that you don't forcibly strip resources from people for causes you think are good. Rather, people network to support causes they deem important without the use of force. There is a good way to be good citizens and to show benevolence towards our fellow man: The welfare state ain't it. Foreign aid ain't it. Draconian environmental regs ain't it. Social entrepreneurship would flourish if the government got off of so many of our resources for its pet causes. And we currently waste a lot of money on political activism.
Social Problem? Let us get it done.
Long live Mohammed Yunus, Pierre Omidyar, and Hernando de Soto. We can take a leaf from their playbooks here in NC, for sure. People interested in social entrepreneurship should check out Zaadz.com–a social networking site devoted to volunteerism for social causes. (Warning there are a lot of crusty homeopaths, herbalists and weirdos on the site, but the volunteer network is great.) -MB


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Fine print: 5:30-9 p.m. Friday. Texas high school coaching legend Spike Dykes is master of ceremonies. The resort is at 23808 Resort Parkway. Go to www.GridironHeroes.org for ticket info, reservations.


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Hi all. I'm relatively new to NGINX as a reverse proxy and have run into a known issue with an unknown solution and need help please.
Currently we have an app that posts to domain.com/liveness and proxy_pass redirects this to an external 3rd party but it only passes through the data from the app after /liveness.
The 3rd party had a failover event on the weekend and as DNS is only reloaded when the config is reloaded, we had an outage on our side as well.
So now I've been tasked with setting up proxy_pass as a variable which I have added to the config. This means every time the variable is referenced it does a DNS lookup (to known internal resolved not on the local host) and it's working.
However the whole url is not passed through eg domain.com/liveness/api/xxx
I'm not an experienced coded so while a rewrite seems the correct way to do this I am baffled by the regex and associated $ variables to get the output sent to proxy_pass part to drop liveness.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
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UPDATE: This is the config I've added and the important part is working. But I've broken my monitoring.
By default if the website is opened with /live and no other data it should open a homepage on the 3rd party (for my monitoring platform) but it is now broken. I assume because there is nothing to pass as the URL is /live with nothing after. Do I need another IF to cover the "blank" URL?
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Crappie, bluegill, bullhead, bass and channel cat fishing is consistently good in early and late spring. Ice fishing for crappie and bluegill is also popular in the winter.
Waterfowl populations consist chiefly of mallard and wood duck. The area provides blind sites for waterfowl hunting in the fall months.
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aclyn Lucibello, a former opioid addict, jumped right into the deep end of the darkness.
"Here I am, a convicted felon, and the choices of my past continue to live with me," Lucibello told those attending a recent forum, "Building Bridges and Finding Answers: The Opioid Crisis in Connecticut."
Lucibello was in graduate school and working as a social worker with a bright future. The picture changed after filling several prescriptions for Percocet to relieve post-surgical pain and she was hooked. But when the scripts stopped, the arrests began on charges of larceny and other crimes to pay for her drug habit.
"Eventually, I could no longer get the prescription drugs, so what did I do? I turned to heroin. Nobody in their right mind is going to stay dope sick for more than a day or two," said Lucibello, who spent three years in state prison and gave birth to a son while shackled to a hospital bed.


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A curiously curly story to tell. Squiggle Piglet can't wait to meet some new farmyard friends! This friendly little Jellycat fellow has such a soft tummy, and loves to have his squishy hooves tickled! A right clever piggy, he would never go "wee-wee-wee" all the way home. He's much too busy tricking Willow Wolf into giving him all her jellybeans! Friendly adventures await with this stuffed animal!


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Perhaps the most significant sporting result over this weekend – one that even trumps Mumbai FC beating Pune FC in the ISL, and USA defeating Europe in the Ryder Cup (finally!) – was the podium at Sepang on a hot, humid Sunday.
It was another 1-2 for a team, but this time it wasn't Mercedes for a change. Previous dominators Red Bull made an appearance on the top steps after three long years – their young guns, Aussie Daniel Ricciardo winning the fourth race of his career, and 19-year-old Max Verstappen (who is impressing more and more as his phenomenal young career advances), battling right till the finish line to finish first and second respectively.
But it wasn't always like this. A bit of luck played its part in handing over maximum points to Red Bull – and team chief Christian Horner couldn't be happier after the disaster at Monaco earlier last month. Lewis Hamilton had been leading until lap 43, without a worry in the world, after dominating every session all weekend and looking in no danger whatsoever. He had the lead by 22 gigantic seconds.
You could literally hear the happy music in his head, until disaster struck. For the third time this year, his engine burst into flames. "No, No, Nooo!" he screamed over the radio as he parked his car on the side and walked away in complete disgust. This wouldn't have been as significant if it weren't the 15th race of the season, with Hamilton trying to chase down teammate Nico Rosberg in the championship and only seven points separating them.
This internal combustion blow may have just cost the Brit his third consecutive drivers' title. And what a turnaround in just one hour for Rosberg's team, who saw him drop right till the back after clipping Sebastian Vettel during a clumsy overtake maneuver early on. Rosberg had to steam his way back into the field, only to be handed a 10-second penalty after he got back up to fourth place while trying to pass Ferrari's Kimi Raikkonen. It didn't feel like Rosberg's day, until Hamilton was knocked-out of the race late into the day. Christmas came early for the German driver, who then passed Raikkonen to finish third – a phenomenal result, given where he was an hour ago in the race. The whole season must have flashed by his eyes when his engineers informed him of Hamilton's exit. As a result, Rosberg extended his championship lead to 23 valuable points – a cushion that could just be the difference this year to give him his much-deserved and long-in-the-making title. Everything has changed for Mercedes after the season break, with Rosberg going from 23 points behind to 23 in front, and Hamilton wondering why his is the only engine in the entire garage that keeps failing. Perhaps it has something to do with the aggression he races with? But as of now, he has demanded answers from his team for this retirement, and doesn't seem happy heading into the race next week at Japan.
Ricciardo also became only the fourth race winner this season after his teammate Max Verstappen (Spain) and the two Mercedes drivers who've won 13 races between them. The Aussie defended admirably and fended off some savage attacks by the teenager, eventually winning by a couple of seconds after Verstappen's tyres seem to keep him in check.
And so we head into Suzuka before the celebrations wear down. Red Bull on a high, Mercedes quite reflective and the rest playing catch up. Five races to go.
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03 May Break Bad Habits – Multitasking
Remember those notes that you started taking in April? One downside of to-do lists and notepads is that you'll start to build up a huge list of tasks that can seem insurmountable. You may feel compelled to work on multiple tasks at once in order to resolve them at a faster rate.
Unfortunately, multitasking not only reduces productivity but results in work that isn't your best effort due to divided attention. It's better to focus on one task a time.
Solution: Revisit your notes and lists from April and go through them again, assigning various priority levels to each task. Start by tackling the most difficult tasks and get them out of the way. It's easier to be productive when your day gets simpler as it progresses, not when it gets more difficult.


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I would like to have some extra materials to choose from other than the ones provided in the Workspace, so I'd like to create a new Custom_Materials.dgnlib.
I have a couple of png-images for a brighter asphalt, grass and gravel.
What is the best workflow to create a new dgnlib?
Where must the new dgnlib be put? In the Standards>Materials-folder? Are MS_BUMP, MS_PATTERN and MS_MATERIAL the only environment variable pointing to it?
Where do the png-files have to be placed? In the Standards>Material>bump and/or in the Standards>Materials>pattern folder? Or are they saved in the dgnlib?
Hi Marianne,
What version of MicroStation are you using you can always copy your dgnlib into same folder where Bentley_Materials.dgnlib is located. In V8i it would be by default located C:\ProgramData\Bentley\MicroStation V8i (SELECTseries)\WorkSpace\System\materials. In MicroStation CONNECT Edition it is located here C:\ProgramData\Bentley\connectsharedcontent\materials.
You can put it anywhere you like but you will need to edit the MS_Material configuration variable to add your own custom path.
Hi Jerry.
Thanks for your reply.
I am using OpenRoads Designer CONNECT Edition.
Im my workspace MS_MATERIAL points to the ...Standards\materials\ in Organization-Civil as well as ...\OpenRoadsDesigner\Default\materials\ and my WorkSet ...\Standards\materials\. This is what I prefer.
So do I need to have the png-files in the Standards>Material>bump and/or in the Standards>Materials>pattern folder?
What is the best workflow to create a new dgnlib? Is there a video clip showing that?
The MS_PATTERN variable determines where we look for both Pattern and bump maps. There is an MS_BUMP variable as well but we will look in the MS_PATTERN search path for bump maps if not found by MS_BUMP.
You can add your own directory for your pattern maps or you could copy them to the folder where we already look.
So the png's need to be present even after I create the dgnlib?
Yes they need to be placed somewhere, they are not stored in the dgnlib.
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Long House Food Centre Sold
Long House Food Centre sold for $45.2 Million. TEE Ventures, a subsidiary of TEE Land Limited successfully bought over this popular food centre located along Upper Thomson Road. This famous eating spot is well-known for the prawn noodle, duck rice, goreng pisang and many more. This Long House 's Site was owned by the Ng's family and was bought at $678,000 in 1980. This mean that the value of this plot of land has shot up to 66-fold over 33 years.
The land size is approximately 16,960 square feet (1,575.6 sqm) and based on the master plan 2008, this site is designated for Commercial and Residential use, with a Gross Plot Ratio of 3.0. Possible redevelopment into mix residential and commercial development in the future with shops on the lower levels and residential apartments on the upper levels.
This freehold property is located close to Marymount MRT Station and the upcoming Upper Thomson MRT Station, Thomson Plaza shopping mall as well nearby dining, shopping and entertainment facilities. It is strategically located next to an exclusive enclave of low-rise housing estate in the well sought-after Upper Thomson area. Vehicular access to other parts of the island is also enhanced by its close proximity to Central Expressway and Pan Island Expressway. The most current new launches in this area will be Thomson Three with an average prcing of $13xxPsf.