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Insurance policy For The Disc Jockey
Many video jockey advance right into the DJ globe loaded with interest Top Arena 4 Deck, as well as make their leading concern the acquisition of their devices. Visions of mixers, sound speakers, cd decks, turntables, and also impacts circulation with their minds. That's all great as well as anticipated, yet when such an emphasis is placed on the DJ's equipment; it makes no feeling not to shield that financial investment. Insurance coverage business have actually familiarized the mobile DJ career and also lots of auto insurance policy companies have actually reacted by providing reduced prepare for thaose Djs that decide to incorporate their vehicle and also responsibility insurance coverage with the exact same service provider. It's as basic as browsing the web to a couple of auto insurance policy companies as well as completing quote demand kinds to discover the most effective price. All possible Djs would certainly be well suggested to locate appropriate insurance policy prior to advancing right into the enjoyment globe. As has actually been claimed concerning insurance coverage: "It's much better to have it as well as not require it, than to require it as well as not have it.".
The career of Djing has actually undergone transformations in the last 10 years. Devices has actually expanded in all fields. Audio speakers have actually obtained a significant overhaul. They are lighter, cleaner in audio, as well as much more effective. Several are also self powered, where a different amplifier is not needed. Breakthroughs in computer technology has actually enabled today's Djs to run with a laptop as well as correct software program. In a market where it's professionals needed to bring heavy turntables and also dog crates of documents, current Djs could never ever touch a cd. One could just really hope that the new age of assuming will certainly continue right into the industry of correct job technique where insurance policy is worried. Odd as it could appear, lots of Djs run without an insurance coverage to secure them from a suit. Mobile Djs operate area and also are called for to lug an obligation plan to ensure that they will certainly not be directly liable ought to they be confronted with a suit. A responsibility plan – which could often times be bought from basic vehicle insurance coverage business – will certainly make certain that the Dj's individual possessions are not assaulted in a legal action. Securing the devices with correct case for transportation is suggested and also a clever technique, however that is not the emphasis of this short article. It makes no feeling to spend a lot right into devices and after that have an ostentatious neglect for securing a job and also it's possessions.


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The Effect of Therapeutic Fecal Transplant on the Gut Microbiome in Children With Ulcerative Colitis
Condition | ulcerative colitis |
Treatment | fecal microbial transplant |
Phase | phase 1 |
Sponsor | Children's Hospital Los Angeles |
Start date | November 2016 |
End date | November 2021 |
Trial size | 101 participants |
Trial identifier | NCT02291523, CHLA-16-00050 |
Ninety Six patients with mild to moderate ulcerative colitis will be randomized to double blind, placebo controlled study. The safety and efficacy of the intervention will be closely monitored.
Study Design
Allocation | randomized |
Endpoint classification | safety/efficacy study |
Intervention model | parallel assignment |
Masking | double blind (subject, caregiver, investigator, outcomes assessor) |
Primary purpose | treatment |
Primary Outcomes
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The primary endpoint is disease remission based on PUCAI scores (<10).
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12 Months
Secondary Outcomes
Measure |
Secondary endpoints will include change in mucosal inflammation reflected on laboratory studies.
time frame:
12 Months
Eligibility Criteria
Male or female participants from 7 years up to 21 years old.
Inclusion Criteria 1. Age: 7-21 who have been diagnosed with ulcerative colitis 2. Mild to moderate disease based on PUCAI with a score of 10-64 3. Need for colonoscopy Exclusion Criteria 1. Children who are known to be resistant to steroid therapy, immunomodulators and biologics, or on a steroid dose greater than 0.5 mg/kg/day (maximum 20 mg) 2. Children with recent dose change of biologics (within 4 weeks), 5-ASA, steroids or immunomodulators (within 4 weeks) 3. Allergy to or intolerance of mesalamine or 5-ASA products 4. Any evidence of infectious colitis 5. Concurrent infections that require anti-microbial therapy (such as abdominal abscess, pneumonia, etc…) 6. Unable to give informed consent/assent 7. Have received probiotic preparations ≤ 4 weeks prior to randomization 8. Pregnancy and breast feeding in patient subjects of childbearing potential 9. Subjects with significant renal and liver dysfunction (creatinine > 2 mg/dl and direct bilirubin > 2 mg/dl), Subjects with congenital or acquired immunodeficiency, or who are immunosuppressed due to conditions other than ulcerative colitis (such as neoplastic disease or organ transplantation), have received or are receiving chemotherapy, or have been diagnosed with HIV.
Additional Information
Official title | The Effect of Therapeutic Fecal Transplant on the Gut Microbiome in Children With Ulcerative Colitis |
Principal investigator | Sonia Michail, MD |
Description | The enteric microbiota is now accepted as an important etiologic factor in the pathogenesis of human Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) and immune-mediated chronic experimental intestinal inflammation, with ample data to implicate the microbiome as a main factor in the occurrence of IBD. This can be inferred from animals in germ-free environment which can protect from experimental colitis. In addition, increased gut permeability due to dysbiosis, is frequently seen in patients with IBD even in remission and, similarly, first degree relatives of IBD. Therefore, it is not surprising that therapeutic interventions aiming at modifying the gut microbiome would be of therapeutic benefit. Ulcerative colitis is a condition that is characterized by chronic inflammation of the colon. It is an important pediatric disease as 25% of all cases begin in childhood and its incidence is continuously on the rise. It is believed to be related to a genetically and environmentally-generated altered immune response to the enteric microbiome. Previous work in the PI's laboratory suggests that children harbor a unique gut microbial profile, which can predict therapeutic response. Therefore, modifying the gut microbiome may result in therapeutic benefit. However, attempts to modify the gut microbiome were largely unsuccessful until the advent of fecal transplant, which is a new approach in treating colitis. Fecal microbiota transplant (FMT) has been introduced several decades ago in an attempt to restore the gut microbial balance and it appears to be a more efficient method to effectively change and sustain the gut microbial composition. To date there have been a number of successful reports to suggest control of disease activity and in some cases cure of the disease. This study aims to further determine the safety and efficacy of FMT in treating children with ulcerative colitis |

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Best Western Hotel Garden & Spa places you within a short walk of Aquabaule and within a mile (2 km) of La Baule Beach. This 34-room, 3-star hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like a full-service spa, free in-room WiFi, and a computer station. Near the airport, the hotel is also close to La Baule La Cave and Notre-Dame de La Baule.
Start each morning with buffet breakfast, available for a fee from 6:30 AM to 10 AM. Order from room service to satisfy your hunger without leaving your room.
Best Western Hotel Garden & Spa's 34 rooms are soundproofed and provide coffee makers, laptop-compatible safes, and phones. LCD TVs come with digital channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms offer rainfall showers, hair dryers, and free toiletries. Desks are also available.
Property features
A full-service spa, a steam room, and free WiFi in public areas are featured at Best Western Hotel Garden & Spa. The 24-hour front desk has multilingual staff ready to assist with dry cleaning/laundry and securing valuables. Other amenities at this spa hotel include a computer station, express check-out, and free newspapers.
- Close to La Baule Beach
- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Spa
- 24-hour front desk
Best Western Hotel Garden & Spa
Hotel Amenities
Hotel Amenities
Best Western Hotel Garden & Spa features a full-service spa and a steam room. A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Event facilities measure 355 square feet (33 square meters). This La Baule-Escoublac hotel also offers multilingual staff, a garden, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
Best Western Hotel Garden & Spa is a smoke-free property.
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 34
- Number of floors - 3
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Express check-out
- Full-service spa
- Turkish bath/Hammam
- Computer station
- Free WiFi
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Multilingual staff
- Garden
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Conference space size (feet) - 355
- Conference space size (meters) - 33
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
- Smoke-free property
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Steam room
Family Friendly Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Soundproofed rooms
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Room Amenities
Best Western Hotel Garden & Spa offers 34 accommodations with laptop-compatible safes and coffee/tea makers. LCD televisions come with premium digital channels. Bathrooms include showers with rainfall showerheads, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This La Baule-Escoublac hotel provides complimentary wireless high-speed Internet access. Business-friendly amenities include desks and phones. Housekeeping is offered daily and irons/ironing boards can be requested.
- Premium TV channels
- Soundproofed rooms
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Daily housekeeping
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Shower only
- Rainfall showerhead
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
- Desk
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Digital TV service
- Free WiFi
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Room service (limited hours)
- Free cribs/infant beds
Where to Eat
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge and are served each morning between 6:30 AM and 10 AM.
Room service (during limited hours) is available.
Start your morning with a buffet breakfast, available each day from 6:30 AM to 10 AM for a surcharge. You can order up room service during limited hours.
Nearby Things to Do
Recreational amenities at the hotel include a steam room.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Personal motorized watercraft on site
Spa Services
Le Temps d'un Spa has 2 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include massages, facials, body wraps, and body scrubs. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including Ayurvedic. The spa is equipped with a mud bath, a spa tub, a steam room, and Turkish bath/hammam.
The spa is open daily. Guests under 16 years old are not allowed in the spa.
- Steam room in spa
- Spa tub in spa
- Massages
- Minimum age to access spa is 16
- Body wraps
- Body scrubs
- Ayurvedic treatments
- Mud bath in spa
- Number of treatment rooms 2
- Couples treatment rooms
- Body treatments
- Facial treatments
If you have requests for specific accessibility needs, please note them at check-out when you book your room.
- In-room accessibility
- Roll-in shower
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2 PM
Check-in time ends at 9:30 AM
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
- Pets allowed for an extra charge of EUR 10.00 per pet, per night
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- No onsite parking is available.
No rollaway/extra beds available
- A tax is imposed by the city: EUR 1.02 per person, per night. This tax does not apply to children under 18 years of age.
Optional extras
- Fee for buffet breakfast: EUR 12.00 for adults and EUR 6.00 for children (approximately)
- Pet fee: EUR 10.00 per pet, per night
Hotel Name
- Best Western Garden La Baule-Escoublac
- Best Western Hotel Garden La Baule-Escoublac
We should mention
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments. Reservations can be made by contacting the hotel prior to arrival, using the contact information on the booking confirmation. Set meals are served in guestrooms only (no menus or public dining).
National Rating
This property has received its official star rating from the French Tourism Development Agency, ATOUT France.


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Department of Finance Surveys of Private Sector Economic Forecasters
2 Economic and Fiscal Reporting The Government reports regularly on the economic and fiscal situation and outlook: The budget provides the Government's economic and fiscal outlook. Budgets are normally tabled in February or March. In the fall, the Government releases a 5-year economic and fiscal projection to provide an economic and fiscal context for budget planning. The Fiscal Monitor provides monthly updates of fiscal developments. In early fall, the Annual Financial Report of the Government of Canada and the Public Accounts of Canada report final fiscal results for the fiscal year ending March 31. Canada has received unqualified audit opinions from the Auditor General of Canada for 11 consecutive years.
3 The Department of Finance Survey of Economic Forecasters The economic forecast used for budget planning (and for the fall update) is the average of private sector economic forecasts: – The Department of Finance surveys private sector economists for their views on the main economic variables (e.g., gross domestic product, the unemployment rate, interest rates). – Sample of about 15 forecasters. The Department of Finance develops the fiscal forecast based on the average private sector economic forecast.
4 Framework for Budget Projection The average of private sector economic forecasts has been used as the base for fiscal planning since Budget 1994. Use of private sector forecast introduces an element of independence into the fiscal forecast. Framework for budgeting is based on recommendations by independent organizations: – Review of the Forecasting Accuracy and Methods of the Department of Finance, Ernst & Young, September 1994. – Review of Canadian Federal Fiscal Forecasting: Processes and Systems, O'Neill Strategic Economics, June 2005. Supported by the International Monetary Fund (How Do Canadian Budget Forecasts Compare with Those of Other Industrial Countries?, IMF Working Paper, March 2005). The Parliamentary Budget Officer uses the same approach.
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Diversity Council
The Bowsland Green Diversity Council is looking forward to celebrating the diversity we have in our school and learning from each other.
Diversity club – Thursday Lunchtime
Would you like to be part of the Bowsland Green Diversity Club?
This term we are running a Diversity Club for pupils that might be interested in:
- Fundraising and charity work
- Learning and exploring about varying cultures
- Volunteering in the community
- Investigational journalism
- If you would like to take part in the diversity club please see Mr Clemo for further information. All children are welcome to join but pupils must be committed to attending and will be first come, first serve.
Our first fundraising event will give donations to The Calais Refugee Support Charity, CalAid.
Our Diversity Club Members 2016-17
Diversity Club's Upcoming Fundraiser – Sponsored Sleep Over in School! 31st March
Diversity Club are raising awareness for the increasing amount of homeless people in Bristol. The Diversity Club members have decided to organise a fundraiser raising money for St Mungo's, a Bristol based homeless charity, and are introducing a very exciting opportunity to help people in need and have lots of fun!
Diversity Club will be releasing more information about the sponsored sleep over soon!
Diversity Club Jam
The members of Diversity Club were set the challenge of creating a short video that best represented what we do as a collective group. The members had to harness their creativity and imagination to create their interpretation of our club. The results were fantastic, here are some examples…
Calais Clothes Drive
The children in diversity club have been working extremely hard fundraising for a local charity that supports refugees in Calais. Today the children successfully collected loads of very generous donations that go to helping people in desperate need!
Upcoming Fundraiser!
The members of Diversity club have been hard at work over the first term, researching information about the current Refugee Crisis in Europe. The children have been investigating the problems that millions of innocent people are facing, in countries like Syria, and how they are trying to find a better life for themselves and their families in Europe. In particular, the Diversity Club members have been focusing on the current crisis in Calais and have been trying to understand why people are so desperate to get to the UK and why people are risking their lives to get here.
Due to the fact that winter is approaching and the weather is going to continue to worsen, the children have decided to organise a 'Clothes Drive' for refugees that are stuck in Calais. The Diversity Club Members are asking for any donations of warm clothes, unused jackets or anything people can spare to try and help people in need.
Thursday 26th November- Calais Clothes Drive
The children will be advertising more information about the fundraiser and how people can donate over the coming weeks!


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Ahki, a moundbuilder warrior/shaman, struggles to provide for his family near the end time of a great civilization. He and his family battle mother nature and warlike raiders in their attempt to survive. Pathway of Departed Souls takes place in the Ohio River Valley. Follow the moundbuilder's journey through present day Ohio and Indiana some fifteen hundred years ago.
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This sculpture has 12 faces. There is a number of interpretations of these famous Lega figures with many heads. It could mean a high level Bwami who is supported by teachers, a wife, children, relatives, etc. It can also mean a Bwami who is looking in all different directions on many levels to see an elephant... or a hunter who saw an elephant on the other side of the river and went back to get help from other hunters.
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A veteran of the Irish Guards recalls hearing about the rebellion in Ireland while stationed in Essex.
This veteran of the Irish Guards who was stationed in Essex, says the first his battalion knew of the rising in Dublin was seeing it on newspaper bill boards on Easter Monday 1916.
After initial anger over events in Ireland he and colleagues were too preoccupied with what lay in front of them to worry about events in Ireland.
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'The Irish Brigades In The First World War' was a two part documentary for radio. The programme examined the participation of the Irish Brigades in the Great War using personal accounts of the battles from surviving members. The documentary was produced by Kieran Sheedy and presented by Tom McGurk. The clip used here was taken from part two and broadcast on 8 December 1974. The photograph accompanying this clip shows the destruction in O'Connell Street following the Easter Rising in 1916. The photographer was Joseph Cashman. © RTÉ Stills Library 0510/070 |
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ALTA LAKESHORE LOFTS IS THE SPECTACULAR NEW DEVELOPMENT located in the trendy Las Colinas Urban Center. We have designed excellence into every feature on the property, from large inviting floorplans with lakeside views to the well-appointed kitchens and baths which include granite countertops. Come see why Alta Lakeshore Lofts, the newest addition to Las Colinas, is the only place to call home! Pet Friendly Community: We allow up to two indoor pets per apartment home, with no weight limit. Breed restrictions apply. To learn more please email Leasing Team with Alta Lakeshore Apartments or call at .
This unit is a 1 bedroom place offered for $1074 per month. The apartment complex is located in Irving. Stay fit any day in the building's exercise facility. The property is equipped with balcony, air conditioning, brand new, and, walk-in closets. The property features pool, and, fitness center and is scheduled to be vacant on April 6, 2013.
This listing is no longer active as of November 1st, 2013.
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Bottom Line Price | $964 |
First month's rent | $964 |
Deposit | $88 |
Application fee | — |
No Broker Fee | $0 |
Estimated Move-In Costs | $1,052 |
Move-in Date | May 31, 2013 |
Lease term | 1 year |
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Posted at | April 11, 2012 |
Last updated | May 31, 2013 |
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The fedora is going mainstream.
Initially the hat of choice for basement dwellers before being appropriated by YouTube trolls trying to pass themselves off as them, it is now set to leave the internet and go IRL, with the New York Mets upcoming clash with the Milwaukee Brewers to get a fedora theme.
The first 15,000 fans through the gates will receive Mets-branded fedoras, though as one user noted on Reddit: "That's a Trilby m'kind gentlesir."
Giving away free things to the first 15,000 people is a time-honoured tradition for the baseball team, though normally it sticks to T-shirts, beach towels and sunglasses.
The Mets also have a 'Bark At The Park' night planned at their Citi Field stadium, where people are encouraged to enjoy a ballgame with their dogs.


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NEW DELHI: Two Union Ministers, Prakash Javadekar and Hansraj Ahir, on Tuesday protested in an special court against CBI's turn to close a coal allocation case, purportedly including Prakash Industries Ltd (PIL) and others, in which he was the complainant.
The supplication was mutually recorded by Mr Javadekar, Human Resource Development Minister and Mr Ahir, the Minister of State in the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers, on whose grumbling the Central Vigilance Commission had begun its procedures.
Both the priests looked for the court's heading to reject CBI's conclusion report recorded for the situation and direct the test office to advance explore the matter and document a supplementary charge sheet for the situation.
Unique CBI Judge Bharat Parashar approached the advice for both the BJP pioneers to supply the duplicate of dissent appeal to the CBI prosecutors V K Sharma and A P Singh and examining officer and set up the matter for thought on November 2.
The dissent request of affirmed that the organization, PIL, had intentionally distorted realities to the 35th Screening Committee in intrigue with other blamed to get the coal square and examination was done on an indistinguishable lines from guaranteed by the denounced.
The request of Mr Javadekar and Mr Ahir came because of the court's prior notice inquiring as to whether they needed to submit anything on the last report for the situation.
The court had before issued notification to the two pastors after CVC Director Sanjay Agarwal had educated it that CVC was not a complainant in the matter and had no part to play for the situation and it was these two pioneers on whose protest the Commission had begun its procedures.
It had said that before tolerating CBI's conclusion report, the court was compelled by a sense of honor to issue notice to the complainant.


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Six Niagara University students are among the top 20 percent of the 5,479 ROTC cadets nationwide that were ranked via the United States Army Cadet Command's Cadet Accessions and Branching Board.
According to results released Nov. 20, seniors Kit Burdick (Oswego, N.Y.), Ethan Froelich (Albany, N.Y.), Mitchell Willie (Wappingers Falls, N.Y.), Christian Beaucage (Syracuse, N.Y.), Edmond Moloney (Rock Tavern, N.Y.) and William Olszewski (Skaneateles, N.Y.) placed in the top fifth of the National Accessions Order of Merit List.
This year, 5,479 cadets from the 272 host Reserve Officer Training Corps program were evaluated on metrics that include:
- Cumulative GPA.
- Physical fitness.
- The cadet's leadership performance on campus.
- Evaluation during a leadership development and assessment course conducted at Joint Base Lewis McChord, Wash.
- Participation in events held by the ROTC program.
- Participation in athletics (varsity, club, and/or intramural).
Additionally, the Niagara University Purple Eagle Battalion had 11 of 13 (85 percent) cadets who elected to compete for active duty Army commissions accessed on to active duty. Last year the U.S. Army Cadet Command average for active duty officer accession was 58 percent (and the Purple Eagle Battalion had 91 percent of its cadets accessed onto active duty).
"The recent achievements of our cadets continue the outstanding Niagara University legacy of developing quality future leaders for the Army," stated Lt. Col. Paul Dansereau, professor of military science. "There are several factors that contribute to the success of our cadets, including Niagara's low faculty-to-student and cadet-to-cadre ratios that facilitate individual mentorship and development training, as well as our battalion's ability to place our cadets in positions of responsibility and leadership, both within the cadre and the university. It is truly an honor to be part of such a proud and successful battalion."
Niagara University's Army ROTC program is consistently ranked among the best in the country, previously garnering the No. 1 standing in the U.S. for recruitment, retention and quality of training in 2004; being named the No 1 program in the Northeast in 2008; and for achieving the highest average National Active Duty Accessions Board ranking in the Northeast for fiscal year 2013.
Military alumni of Niagara include two Medal of Honor recipients, Gen. William Donovan and Lt. John Bobo, and a humanitarian nominated for sainthood, Father Nelson Baker. Being in close proximity to Niagara Falls Air Reserve Station and the regional Military Entrance Processing Station, Niagara is responsive to the unique needs of military students, veterans and dependents.
Niagara University participates in the Department of Veterans Affairs GI Bill Yellow Ribbon Program, a provision of the Post-9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008.
For more information on Niagara University's ROTC program, please visit http://purple.niagara.edu/rotc. To learn more about services that NU offers for veterans, please go to www.niagara.edu/veterans.


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15 – 20 Nov Hailing from Shanghai's M50 contemporary art district, artist Wang Run-Yue and curator He Fei-Yue transform the abstract language of the personal into abstract objects that are tangible. Using a combination of acrylic paint and mixed media, Wang reconstructs familiar landscape scenes into something pertaining to his own artistic sensibility. Through conflicting colours and a highly textural aesthetic, audiences not only gain insight into the artist's own changing emotional state during the creative process, but also a new and personal visual experience. The dialogue between the Wang and He aims to disrupt the relationship between the public and the personal, the 'person' and the 'object'. Here, artist and audience, Read More
Fringe Festival Program: 蝕-nibble, erosion, eclipse
15 September 2016 – 3 October 2016 31 October 2016 Three artists, Zheng Tian-Shu (China), Chen I-Yen (Taiwan) and Yang Yan (China), frame a scenario through works of painting, installation and video art. This contemporary art exhibition explores the nature of dream, memory, and desire; it pushes the boundary between illusion and reality, existence and absence, gain and loss. The exhibition explores the meanings, feelings, and phenomenon behind the Chinese character "蝕 (Shí)". This complex symbol usually refers to eclipse, as well as erosion. It is a character of loss or disappearance. However, things do not just disappear; instead, they Read More
Ink Wash Painting and Life, Emotional Connections with Australia
7 May – 12 May 2016 Mi Fengguang born October 1956 from Shengzhou, Zhejiang. Skills developed through self-study and learning from artists. He specialises in carving, sketch with brush, ink wash painting of figures and caricatures. His proficiency in clay figurine shaping enabled him to found a school 'Zhejiang Clay Figurine Mi'. Member of the Chinese Folk Artists Association, Vice President of Zhejiang Folk Artists Association, Vice President of Zhejiang Caricaturists Association, Vice President of Shaoxing Artists Association, and the director of Zhejiang Clay Figurine Mi Research Institute. Real life figures are depicted by free-sketch with traditional 'ink'. His figure Ink Wash Painting Read More
Jane Walker and Patrick Kan – Art Exhibition
27 May – 6 June 2016 This is a joint exhibition of Jane Walker's paintings of Vietnam and France, and Patrick Kan's Chinese calligraphy and fine carvings. Jane Walker obtained a diploma of fine Art at RMIT in 1965. She has had an extensive career not only as a fine artist, but also as a children's book illustrator and teacher of watercolour painting. She blends Chinese, Vietnamese and Japanese techniques to create land and sea scapes on rice paper. Patrick Kan is known for his murals, window art and wood carvings. His interest in art and nature were nurtured from Read More
Chinese Anzacs: Chinese Australians and World War One
16 March– 3 May 2016 Due to popular demand, this exhibition is returning for a limited time. When World War One was declared in 1914, Australia rallied behind the Allied efforts. More than 330,000 mobilised personnel were called to action, of which, a small proportion were Australians of Chinese descent. Billy Sing, Caleb Shang and Hunter Poon are some of the well-known Chinese Australians who served in the frontline. Other stories remain untold. In the lead up to the centenary of World War One, the Chinese Museum researched these untold stories of Chinese-Australian war contributions both at home and abroad. Read More


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Time for change? New Zealand PM wants to cut Britain's Union Jack out of national flag
By Ishaan TharoorThis weekend, New Zealand Prime Minister John Key secured his third term in power after his center-right party won an increased majority in parliament. Key, a popular premier credited with steering the country through the global financial crisis, withstood the challenges of a slew of parties, including an eye-catching intervention by controversial Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, who beamed in via video link Wikileaks founder Julian Assange and NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden at an Auckland event last week. New Zealand, instead, opted for more of the same. But that doesn't necessarily mean big changes aren't on the way. Key suggested Monday that he wants to hold a referendum next year on the design of the country's flag. The current design, which has been in use since the 19th century, has four stars on a blue field — the Southern Cross constellation — with a Union Jack in its canton. It's a symbol shared with Australia, a fellow Commonwealth nation that also keeps the British Queen as head of state. "I want to get on with it. To me, I'd like to do it in 2015," said Key, referring to the project of remaking the country's flag. "I'd like to complete the whole process next year. I don't think it's one of those things we should hang around with forever." The "thing" Key refers to is a mark of a colonial identity. News of Key's mooted flag referendum comes just days after Scotland staged a vote on the question of its independence from Britain. The "No" camp won, but the angst surrounding the waning allure of British identity -- which is also wrapped up in Britain's imperial legacy -- remains. What would a new New Zealand flag look like? The New Zealand Herald features a range of user-submitted designs. Popular choices include the silver fern on a black field identified with the country's sports teams, as well as designs that take into account the insignia of New Zealand's indigenous Maori tribes. The issue of flag change engendered debate this year. But only a minority of Kiwis, according to a February poll, want to see their national flag change.
Experts: Terrorist Recruitment of Foreign Fighters Poses Global Threat
Jela de FranceschiForeign fighters are flooding into Syria and Iraq in record numbers. Up to 15,000 foreign fighters from at least 81 nations are believed to be engaged in the war in those two countries. Some analysts say it is the largest recruitment of foreign fighters since the Afghan jihad against occupying Soviet troops in the 1980's. As in Afghanistan, most of the foreigners fighting in Syria and Iraq come from the Arab world. But this time several thousand of them carry Western passports, including from the European Union, the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. At least 1,000 have arrived from Russia as well, according to intelligence experts. And as the fighting continues, the numbers of foreign fighters are growing. Most of the militants are fighting alongside the group calling itself Islamic State, also known as ISIS or ISIL. It is the largest, most zealous and dangerous group in a battleground riddled with jihadists. A New York-based intelligence firm, the Soufan Group, says the region has been transformed into an "incubator for a new generation of terrorists" thriving close to Western borders. A lot of them are young and many of those arriving from the West are converts to Islam, says Patrick Skinner, the Soufan Group's security expert, speaking via Skype. "They appeal to target audiences - between 15 to 25-year-olds, primarily male but not always - with a sense of fun. In the West, they are making 'jihad' seem like a video game. They don't show the true horrors of war. They just show Hollywood explosions and the fun. And teenagers by definition are looking for excitement," said Skinner. "They are disaffected, they feel no connection with society, with family. So ISIS fills that void perfectly." Some have a sense of Muslim persecution. "They want to go help fight for Sunnis, in this case Muslims who are being oppressed by the Assad regime and now the West," said Skinner. Others are zealots attracted to violence, says terrorism expert Brian Jenkins. "The fact that they broadcast that [violence] suggests that they think this will not only terrify their opponents, but will appeal to a certain group of people who want to come and participate in that," said Jenkins. Jenkins also emphasizes the international concern over what these young men - and some women - might do once they leave the battlefield after being exposed to the radicalizing influences of jihadi extremism. Western nations, particularly in Europe, are wary that returning jihadists could carry out terrorist acts on their soil, says Jorge Benitez, a security and NATO expert at the Atlantic Council. "The barbarity of the things they are learning - from beheadings to crucifixion - they are very concerned that these types of individuals will return to Europe, because they still have EU passports, and will start feeding this type of malignant fanaticism and violence in Europe," said Benitez. The issue of terrorists recruiting foreigners to fight in the Middle East has prompted U.S. President Barack Obama to preside over an unusual meeting of the U.N. Security Council to discuss how to halt this mounting global threat.
Afghanistan: Karzai slams US, Pakistan in farewell speech
Outgoing Afghan president Hamid Karzai on Tuesday blamed the United States for his country's long war, a final swipe at the country that helped bring him to power 13 years ago but towards which he has become increasingly bitter.
His farewell speech came days ahead of the planned swearing in of a new president, Ashraf Ghani, after months of potentially violent crisis over a disputed election that ended in a power-sharing deal, yet to be tested, with rival Abdullah Abdullah.
Karzai blamed both the United States and neighbouring Pakistan for the continuing war with the Taliban-led insurgency and warned the new government to 'be extra cautious in relations with the US and the West', reports Hurriyet.
The conflict kills thousands of Afghans each year and has claimed the lives of more than 2,200 American and other international forces in Afghanistan.
'One of the reasons was that the Americans did not want peace because they had their own agenda and objectives,' Karzai said.
He did not elaborate, but in the past has suggested continued violence has been an excuse for the United States to keep bases in the country.
He also accused Pakistani power players of trying to control Afghanistan's foreign policy.
'Today, I tell you again that the war in Afghanistan is not our war, but imposed on us and we are the victims,' Karzai said. 'No peace will arrive unless the US or Pakistan want it.'
Pakistan: Zardari hails unity govt agreement in Afghanistan
Co-Chairman Pakistan People's Party and former president Asif Ali Zardari has warmly welcomed the power sharing agreement for carving out a unity government in Afghanistan as 'crossing a milestone by Afghanistan in the journey along the road to enter a new era.'
Senator Farhatullah Babar, Spokesperson of Asif Ali Zardari, said that the former president described the unity government agreement in Afghanistan as a "landmark development that raised the hopes of peace and development not only in that country but also in the neighboring regions."
Paying tributes to Ashraf Ghani and Abdullah Abdullah the former president said that the agreement demonstrated that the arch rivals for political power in Afghanistan possessed the wisdom and patriotism to rise above their personal ambitions for the sake of the country. "Both have demonstrated that they possess the extraordinary statesmanship needed to make the democratic transition peaceful and orderly for their people," he said.
Asif Zardari said that the journey along the bumpy democratic road was a challenging. "It requires patience, tolerance, accommodation and reconciliation to overcome the humps that inevitably lies in the way," he said.
The former president said that the agreement on unity government in Afghanistan at this critical time was a moment of celebration and rejoicing by all those who believed in reconciliation, tolerance and accommodation as essential elements of democratic transition. "There are lessons in Afghanistan's ability to put behind the bitterness generated by contentious elections in the country and to continue the forward march," he added.
The Islamic State Is Spreading Into Pakistan
By Kiran NazishIn early September, about a dozen militants crossed the border from Afghanistan to Pakistan with pamphlets and flags, urging locals to join the Islamic State. They distributed hundreds of pamphlets in Afghan refugee camps and madrassas in Pakistan's Peshawar and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KPK) regions, according to local militants. These pamphlets, published in Pushto, Dari, and Farsi, were titled "Fateh," meaning "victory." "Every Muslim must follow the orders of Caliph and should contribute in whichever capacity he or she can to assist the Islamic State against Taghoot (the enemies)," they said. The pamphlets also said the revival of Islam is only possible through jihad, and the final crusade between Muslims and infidels is imminent. "The United States invaded the Muslim land, and we will use our force to invade them," said former Al-Qaeda fighter Javed Iqbal, 32, who helped distribute the pamphlets and just returned from fighting in Syria. In many ways, Pakistan is an ideal spot for a group like IS to recruit and grow. For decades, the country has been a breeding ground for terrorism and militancy: It is home to at least 48 jihadist groups, many of which Pakistan's military secretly backs as proxies. According to local sources in Kashmir, IS flags and slogans have been visible sporadically since June, although the Indian Army has helped prevent any terrorist attacks. In Balochistan, which borders Afghanistan and Iran and is the largest province in the country, locals have found walls chalked with messages that glorify the Islamic State and calling for fighters to join. Local sources in Peshawar and KPK say IS started recruitment in Pakistan two years ago—"even before they emerged as ISIS themselves," a member of the jihadist group Lashkar-e-Jhangvisaid, on condition of anonymity. "More than 200 fighters have left from Pakistan to join what is now called the Islamic State." Most of these fighters were from the Pakistani Taliban, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, and other militant groups. Although state authorities deny any such activity, another militant commander from Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, also on condition of anonymity, said dozens of fighters left as early as November 2012 "to fight Bashar al Assad, and eventually joined [IS]." IS's military successes in Iraq and Syria, meanwhile, have impressed many Pakistani jihadist groups. "IS is openly distributing pamphlets in big cities like Peshawar," said Khan, a journalist in Peshawar, who did not want to reveal his full name. "This is evidence that they have done their homework and are willing to gain influence in the region." One Afghan militant, who crossed over to Pakistan to distribute pamphlets in Peshawar, said IS training "is much more advanced than ours and it's good for us to learn those techniques." On Sep 2, he and a dozen others each distributed about 50 pamphlets "to inspire young fighters to the call of God." He refused to answer a question on whether IS has a physical presence in Pakistan or Afghanistan. But he did mention the willingness smaller militant groups in both countries have shown to join the cause. "We support the cause of the Caliphate and will be ready to help them," he said, should IS want to expand into Pakistan. Ehsanullah Ehsan, spokesperson for the jihadist group Jamat-ul-Ahrar said Ahrar's own local fighters will help IS if required: "We believe in those who are fighting for Islam and the rights of Muslims and this will only be possible by establishing the Caliphate." Although Jamat-ul-Ahrar has not declared affiliation with IS—"we are still in the organizing phase," Ehsan said—he added that his group will support IS in any way it can. "Those who are busy in implementing system of Allah on Allah's earth, if they come to us or our home we will warmly welcome them. We'll be their protectors." http://www.newrepublic.com/article/119535/isis-pakistan-islamic-state-distributing-flags-and-flyers
Why Pakistan's militants can still strike at will
In recent months the fortunes and allegiances of Pakistan's militants have proved mercurial. Formerly united fronts fractured while the army drove others out of their strongholds. Then al-Qaeda said it would take the initiative in South Asia proving, as the BBC's M Ilyas Khan reports, that the insurgents are still a potent force.The claim by al-Qaeda that it carried out the 13 September attack on the Pakistan Navy's dockyard in Karachi city yet again shows the militants' ability to strike deep in Pakistan despite recent setbacks. In a statement placed on one of its web portals, al-Qaeda claimed the operatives of its recently launched wing - al-Qaeda in the Indian Sub-continent (AQIS) - seized control of a Pakistani frigate in order to attack some nearby American vessels. Few will believe that - not only because Pakistani forces have been able to contain similar attacks in the past, but also because the present one comes when a major offensive by the military has disrupted the militants' command centres in Miranshah, North Waziristan. The Pakistani navy said it repelled the attack, killing two militants and capturing four others. It said it thwarted what looked like the militants' attempt to carry out an attack along the lines of the bombing of the USS Cole in Yemen in 2000. 'Soft' militant policy Both al-Qaeda and the Pakistani government said the attack was carried out with inside help. This admission comes as a stark reminder of the lingering concerns about the ability of jihadi militants to penetrate Pakistan's security installations. But could a group whose formation was only announced on 4 September mount such an audacious attack just days later? It would seem unlikely, unless one considers the Pakistani military's alleged "soft" policy towards militants in the past, and al-Qaeda's local links that go back more than two decades. The military exposed its lower and middle ranks to a wave of radicalisation that came with the Afghan war of the 1980s. Its adoption of jihad as one of its three mottoes (the others being faith in God, and fear of God) created sympathy in its ranks for militancy and the Afghan jihad, and led to its subsequent anti-Americanism in the post-9/11 period. During the Afghan war, and later the 1989-2003 "jihad" in Indian-administered Kashmir, Pakistan's ISI intelligence service was widely accused of having worked closely with militant groups, training and arming them and underwriting their operations. Due to the Saudi origins of its leadership, al-Qaeda emerged as the "holiest", and also the wealthiest of militant groups in the South Asian region. Same old leaders The organisation was formed in the city of Peshawar in late 1980s, and a number of top Pakistani militant leaders played a role in shaping its training, planning, operational and propaganda arms. The recently appointed chief of al-Qaeda in South Asia, Asim Umar, is a Pakistani militant who has spent years with al-Qaeda leaders in North Waziristan where he moved in the early 2000s and set up his own group. Prior to that, he worked with such Kashmir-focused groups as Harkatul Mujahideen and Jaish-e-Mohammad. So neither the AQIS nor its leaders are new to the region or the task at hand. Over the years, militants trained in North Waziristan have proved their ability to strike pretty much any target in Pakistan, irrespective of which group claims the responsibility. The same is the case now. Since the Pakistani military offensive, which started in mid-June, militant attacks virtually ceased in Pakistan, suggesting significant disruption to militant networks. Internal divisions in the militants also came to the fore as the main umbrella group of Pakistani Taliban, the TTP, split into at least three regional factions. But in the past couple of weeks, there have been signs the insurgents might be coming back to life. Last month, militants said to be affiliated with a Mehsud faction of TTP and the Islamic Movement of Uzbekistan (IMU) launched a synchronized attack on two air bases in the south-western city of Quetta. More than 10 of them died in the fighting that broke out. Foreign fighters There have also been a couple of suicide attacks on police in the northwest, and a raid on a Pakistani border post from Afghan territory - claimed by another break-away faction of the TTP which calls itself Jamiat-e-Ahrar. Not to be left behind, the central TTP franchise led by Mullah Fazlullah claimed the naval dockyard attack. In hindsight, one would imagine they are happy to share the accolades with AQIS as they never contradicted the latter's claim. As the army's offensive in North Waziristan rumbles on, there certainly seems to be a race among the various militant factions to show that they are still alive and kicking. For al-Qaeda, it may well be a signal to the Iraq-based Islamic State (IS) that it's still in charge in the South Asian region. While it may struggle to mount attacks in India, it has plenty of followers in countries like Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Maldives, some of whose citizens have been training in North Waziristan. In addition, there has been a strong presence of militants from Central Asia, north-west China, Middle East, the Caucasus region and the Far East. Traditionally, most of the foreign groups have tended to gravitate towards al-Qaeda and its TTP allies. Sources say the AQIS is now planning to consolidate these groups into a new force, separate from the Afghan Taliban who, according to sources, are seen by the al-Qaeda leadership as "indigenous" both in terms of ethnicity and ideological aims.
Pakistan's Polio cases in 2014 - Better Late Than Never
Two more cases in Karachi, one in FATA and one in KPK, bring the total number of polio cases in 2014 to 166. FATA alone has accounted for 119 of the cases found this year, and the explanation of this is fairly simple; it has been over two years since the last vaccination campaign in the area. However, the most troubling issue is that out of 47 cases outside of FATA, 31 were caused by the parents' refusal to administer the vaccine. Let's be clear: Taliban propaganda is not the only cause for hostility against the vaccine, and the government is equally responsible for remaining silent and only relying on health workers and NGOs to refute this narrative. The government has also miserably failed to provide adequate security to health workers where necessary, and has further alienated them by delaying payments for their work. With the polio count of this year almost double than previous years, it is a wonder that more health workers have not backed out of a responsibility that is a threat to their life, with their work seemingly of no importance to the state.
For the 166 children diagnosed this year, there is no hope. Those and all others before them that have been infected due to the indifference of the government, refusal by parents and countless other reasons, will be paralysed for life. They are not the last either. This year might just see Pakistan exceed over 200 polio cases. But that is all the more reason for the government to clean up its act and conduct effective vaccination campaigns in areas such as FATA which are major hotspots for the virus, and ensure that every province makes this their priority. A simultaneous awareness campaign must also be launched, using every medium available, from print, radio and television campaigns, alongside local politicians ensuring that their electorate is on board to collectively spread the right information about both polio and the vaccine. We have already failed all targets, and gone back to square one. It might be too late for hundreds of children, but for millions more, a shot at health still exists if we learn from our mistakes and mismanagement in a constructive way.
Genocide Of Pakistan's Ahmadi Muslims - Ahmadi muslim doctor killed in Mirpurkhas
Gunmen in Mirpurkhas's Mali Colony area shot dead a doctor from Ahmadi community, police and members of the community said Tuesday, in the latest attack on one of the country's most persecuted groups.The assailants stormed Mubashar Ahmad Khosa's clinic on Monday evening. "He was attending to patients at his clinic when two unknown assailants came in and fired at him repeatedly before fleeing on a motorbike," a statement by a community group said. Zafarullah Dharejo, a senior local police official, added that a third attacker kept watch outside. Khosa, who was a well-known in the area, succumbed to his injuries on his way to hospital. Dharejo said, "The doctor got a text message half an hour before the murder asking him to come out of his clinic." Locals of Mali Colony told Dawn that Khosa was a resident of Satellite Town and has been working in their area for a long time. Khosa's body was taken to Civil Hospital Mirpurkhas for postmortem. However, no First Information Report (FIR) was registered. The police officer said that in 2008, another Ahmadi doctor was gunned down in a similar way in the same city. Earlier in July, at least three female members of the Ahmadi community, including two minors, had been killed in Gujranwala's People's Colony when a mob attacked and burnt five houses, a storage building and several vehicles over alleged blasphemy. Deputy Superintendent of Police (DSP) of the People's Colony Circle had said that the trouble started with an allegedly blasphemous post on Facebook by an Ahmadi youth. Pakistan is believed to be home for the largest population of Ahmadis, however their standing in the nation has been questioned from the very start. Ahmadis have been arrested in Pakistan for reading the Holy Quran, holding religious celebrations and having Quranic verses on rings or wedding cards. Four years ago, 86 Ahmadis were killed in two simultaneous attacks in Lahore. In early 1953s the country was surrounded in a whirl of rumours that Ahmadis were manipulating Muslims to convert, especially the influential individuals and the ones which held official positions.
Pakistan: Bilawal Bhutto Zardari condemns Peshawar blast
http://mediacellppp.wordpress.com/Chairperson, Pakistan Peoples Party Bilawal Bhutto Zardari has strongly condemned terrorists bomb attack, which killed three innocent people in Peshawar this morning. In a statement issued here, PPP Chairperson said terrorists were targeting citizens and law enforcing agencies to continue their blood-shed and frighten the people but both citizens and soldiers won't allow them to succeed. He said peace cannot return till a single terrorist is alive hence government and concerned authorities should go for a total annihilation of the militancy from the land of pure. Bilawal Bhutto Zardari expressed sympathies with those who lost their lives and sustained injuries in Peshawar blast and prayed for them.
Pakistan attack: Bomb 'kills three' in Peshawar
At least three people have been killed in a bomb attack in Peshawar in north-west Pakistan, officials say.Nine others were injured in the blast which took place in the morning near the city's railway station.
Officials said a convoy of the paramilitary Frontier Corps (FC) was the apparent target.Peshawar has borne the brunt of militant attacks in recent years but violence has dropped dramatically since a military offensive in June.
If the convoy is confirmed as the target it would be the first major attack on the military in Peshawar since the assault was launched against militants in their stronghold of North Waziristan.
The BBC's M Ilyas Khan in Islamabad says grenade attacks and targeted killings have already resumed in the city.Peshawar police chief Ijaz Khan told the media that 45kg of explosives had been packed in a vehicle which was remotely exploded.Mushtaq Ghani, information minister for Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of which Peshawar is the capital, said a woman was among the three dead in the blast.Television pictures showed the charred and twisted frame of an Frontier Corps vehicle which was still on fire.Reports said one FC soldier was among those killed.The dead woman was said to be travelling in an auto-rickshaw which was also hit by the explosion, and parts of its engine were strewn across the road.
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The central character of this story is Ali, a woman who was once married to the vile Mervyn Bobrow, and who is now married to the protective Noah Glazer. Noah rescued her, her marriage to Mervyn was over (he had left her for another woman). At her wits end dealing with this and with her clingy daughter Camilla, Ali absent-mindedly stepped into the road and was saved from being hit by a car by Noah pulling her back onto the pavement.
Noah takes charge. Ali is still under the influence of Mervyn, who is a horrible bully without any redeeming features at all. He is cruel to Ali and vicious to their troubled little girl;
'You wet the bed every night as an act of aggression,' he once announced to her helpfully before an audience of adult strangers. 'You do it because you hate your mother.'
This is the seventies and Mervyn thinks of himself as something of an activist, though for what isn't clear. He's all talk and no action. As the years go by he becomes increasingly obsessed with status;
He became a man who looked for his name in the Sunday Times birthday lists and felt himself slighted to find it omitted.
Ali marries Noah and they have two children together. Noah helps her to set boundaries with her ex-husband and with all the hangers-on who want a piece of her. Then back into her life comes Thomas Adderley, her first love. She knew him when they were young together in South Africa. A genuine activist (unlike Mervyn) Thomas creates waves around the steady ship of Ali's marriage.
First published in 1984, I thought that this book did seem a bit dated. It had a shallow, brittle 1980s feel about it. Mervyn Bobrow is possibly the most horrible character I have ever encountered, he is a grotesque. The fact that Ali had married him made me think less of her. In fact I didn't really understand Ali at all. I certainly didn't understand how she could risk her marriage. Possibly this book would've made more sense to me if I'd read it in 1984. Helen Dunmore wrote the introduction to the library copy I read. She really likes it, so I'm sure it's a good book - just not for me. I have read a couple of other Barbara Trapido books which I have really enjoyed.


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San Francisco—Harvest Properties and LaSalle Investment Management have acquired 1149 Chess Drive in Foster City from Whitney Investments and Woodstock Development for about $35.3 million, or $280 per square foot. Mike Moran, managing principal of Cushman & Wakefield, represented Harvest and LaSalle.
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I haven't done a War On Waste recipe for ages – perhaps it's because I'm getting much better at not wasting food. However, I miscalculated last night's dinner and ended up with an extra portion of basmati rice left over.
Monday, September 16, 2013
Basmati Salad – from leftover, to lively !
I haven't done a War On Waste recipe for ages – perhaps it's because I'm getting much better at not wasting food. However, I miscalculated last night's dinner and ended up with an extra portion of basmati rice left over.
14 comments:
- Andrea_TheKitchenLioness said...
Hester, this post has such a nice and catchy title - "from leftover, to lively" sounds promising and the salad looks delicious. Your recipe is very creative. I love it when peolple come up with new ways of using those nice left-overs. And the dressing with the wholegrain mustard certainly gets my attention!
Have a great Monday - hope all is well, Hester! - September 16, 2013 at 2:52 PM
- Gina Stanley said...
I've been trying to cook less to avoid all the left-over dilemas, but I usually do end up with rice. I think I would give it another go round with these add-ins. Hope all is well, busy I'm sure.
-Gina- - September 16, 2013 at 5:59 PM
- Sapana Behl said...
Nice and innovative idea to use leftover..
- September 16, 2013 at 7:10 PM
- wok with ray said...
This is a creative and healthful way of using leftover, Hester. Have a wonderful week! :)
- September 17, 2013 at 4:56 PM
- motherrimmy said...
Hester! This is my kind of salad. I'm with you on your war on leftovers.
- September 18, 2013 at 3:27 AM
- Maureen | Orgasmic Chef said...
I don't like to waste either. My husband doesn't like leftovers so I struggle to make "newovers" from whatever is in the fridge. He'd like this salad.
- September 18, 2013 at 8:08 AM
@ Maureen - 'newovers' - I love it!
- September 18, 2013 at 8:37 AM
- Liz Berg said...
What a delectable way to repurpose rice. It's been ages since I've made a rice salad...and you've given me a craving!
- September 18, 2013 at 12:47 PM
- Nik Sharma said...
Being Indian, I love basmati rice and this looks like a great leftover food idea!
- September 18, 2013 at 7:28 PM
- Fran @ G'day Souffle said...
AND serving this in a glass dish shows this recipe off nicely!
- September 18, 2013 at 11:41 PM
- Natalie G said...
Sounds really delicious, I like that you added apple!
- September 19, 2013 at 6:12 PM
- Cathleen said...
This looks amazing! I haven't made a salad for so long..
- September 20, 2013 at 5:25 AM
- Tiffany said...
Apples, walnuts, jalapeños?!?!?!? My mouth is watering chica!!!
- September 20, 2013 at 3:42 PM
- Nami | Just One Cookbook said...
I really like the idea of using leftover rice to "revive"! Never thought of using rice for salad! I usually freeze the rice whenever I get extra, but will try to keep it cold in fridge and try making salad. I was curious how you will season, and your dressing sounds really good!
- September 24, 2013 at 5:22 AM


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Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Penance and Absolution
It makes sense that people dedicated to their faith would have a vocation to care for complete strangers at the lowest point in their lives, with unconditional devotion.
FL's hospice is secular and he would not have it any other way.
But as the final family dramas play themselves out, I almost wish a last-minute religious conversion for him, so that he might receive the comfort of absolution.
He would be utterly horrified by the idea!
But today I took on the role of... what?
A ministering angel? I am not that conceited!
A social worker? That's probably nearer the truth.
There he lies, unable to speak, struggling to swallow a tiny sip of water, too weak to change his own position in bed. Utterly defenceless. And people choose this time to deliberately inflict pain by digging up the past.
Now? You wait until now? Unbelievable.
Yesterday he was in such a state of upset that he refused his medication, shut down communication even with me and tried very hard to wish himself dead. But it is not that easy, and I told him so.
This morning I swept into his room on a mission.
First of all, I read him an email from his nephew: full of reminiscences of fun times, thanking him for being a "top notch Uncle".
He raised an eyebrow and smiled.
Then I showed him an old photograph (from 1981) and told him what I saw: a happy family, joking together and enjoying each other's company. And I reminded him that this was how it was, for so much of the time. That, OK, it was not perfect and that yes, he had made some mistakes along the way, but that anyone who knew them then would have agreed those children had a fantastic childhood and that he was at the centre of that. That he was a good father.
I had planned to say so much more, but by that point I was in tears.
He took my hand and kissed it.
When the doctor came to seek permission to administer his pain relief through the syringe driver he agreed.
Today I knitted another Vivid blanket square.
33 comments:
- Sarahel said...
Whatever you call it you've been brilliant. Your email has facilitated some positive communication and that's provided some emotional relief for FL, and in turn allowed him to accept the pain relief. I'm just sorry that not all communication has been like this.
Hoping the pain relief may mean you find a more peaceful FL tomorrow. - 12:15 PM
- Wakeymakes said...
Isn't it amazing that the pain relief is not just for the receiver. Bless you for trying to rest all the ghosts we all have. You are a wonderful wife and true friend to your FL K xXx
- Emma said...
Thank you for sharing your love for FL and this hard time that you are facing together.
I didn't know what to write yesterday, but what I thought was how hard for a fiercely independent and private person to have to face such indiginties. I think that FL was trying to take back some control. I can empathise with him there! Still, there is no need for him to suffer such pain. - 12:31 PM
- seamedstraightforward said...
Life is littered with mistakes for all of us. We have to forgive both ourselves and others. No peace or comfort is found by harbouring resentments and regrets.
I'm with FL. I don't do God. but I do believe in the power of forgiving.
Wishing you both peace, comfort, and freedom from pain, both emotional and physical.
Nephew sounds like a top bloke.
And I LOVE that Blackberry coloured yarn! - 12:35 PM
- Knitlass said...
Well done you. Sounds like just the thing FL needed - and well done to that nephew for his email. It really does help to look at the positives in life, doesn't it?
Oh, and lovely knitting... - 12:36 PM
- Star speckles said...
Well done Roo, you've given him genuine comfort (physically and mentally). I hope it gives you some comfort in turn.
Giving someone back peace of mind is a wonderful thing. You are a marvel, he's lucky to have you.
Massive snaps to nephew too - it's so lovely he's taken the time to write - 12:40 PM
- Alex Kiernan said...
Well done - and continue to take care of yourself, too.
- Jennifer Hill said...
Sounds like you've come up trumps again. Coincidently, last week on Radio 4 I listened to a very interesting series of 15 minute programmes called 'Three Score Years and Ten', by Bishop Richard Holloway, in which he mused upon his own and others' mortality and our feelings and attitudes around it. The first episode, 'Looking Back', was around the topic of forgiveness as we near death, of ourselves and of others. He didn't touch on that of others to us; I suppose that is out of our control (poor FL, and you; if things haven't been said before, then now is most certainly NOT the time). Anyway, it's a good listen, and not overtly religious, more philosophical, really. After all, that what religion is really, when all the mumbo jumbo's stripped away. I speak as a confirmed aetheist. This is the link, if you're interested http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b06ygt2d/episodes/player . Jen
- LynneSews said...
Too, your story and FL's is so poignant, and so real. Thinking of you both.
- colleen said...
You found a way through. Good, good, good.
- MaryinTN said...
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- Glasto63 said...
Well played you. FL is so lucky having you by his side and on his side.
- tim's wife said...
An act of pure love and devotion. Thank you for sharing all this with us. Life is bittersweet. Your experience shows that. I am so glad your mission worked. Well done there, girl.
- Louise Perry said...
We all wish we were better than we are. But the description of his family in the photograph sounds like he did all right and that's all any of us could hope for. You are his ambassador and doing a marvellous job. You should be rightly proud of yourself today. Louise x
- Susan_in_Peckham said...
How kind of the nephew to send his positive memories :). I'm glad the tough decision re contacting FL's family has resulted I some positives. The negatives can be accidentally deleted, dropped in a puddle, eaten by the dog....
- K.Line said...
What an amazing story - and a moment you will carry with you forever. Giving you lots of positive vibes...
- MaryinTN said...
Very glad FL received a positive email from his nephew and that he is taking the pain medications as needed. His nephew sounds to be a perfect gentleman. Your post struck a chord in me as family discord happened to us too so I deleted my previous post with the statement in response to your italicized text. It brought up an old wound I thought had healed over nearly a decade ago. Very sorry FL received bitterness and unkindness at his contact with family. I have always tried to see that love and forgiveness heals wounds and love triumphs but as others have said, we all make mistakes in life as no one is perfect. I hope and pray those estranged family members will find peace and love. I hope and pray you and FL will have a peaceful and loving evening. And Hero too.
Xxxxxxx - 3:57 PM
- Sarah said...
Thank the universe that FL has you by his side. A better advocate there never was. He had no need for penance, as I am sure you made clear.
- Jodie said...
Roo, I'm thinking of you both. Be well and I will tune in again tomorrow after lunch (in Alberta) to look for the latest news.
- Sarah said...
Dear Roo, Thank you for writing so openly about what you and FL are going through right now. I have read your blog for several years now, but even more so recently, and I am praying for you and FL. My heart goes out to you both, and I was glad to hear the results of today, that you were able to ease some of his mental pain, and physical pain as well -- I so admire your steadfast love and strength during such an impossible time. I do "Do God" -- I love Jesus, and I'm so glad that He's in my life and forgiven me, I just had to tell you that He's there for anyone who wants him! I'm praying for both of you for peace of body, soul and mind in this life and in the life to come. One of my favorite parts of the Bible is I John. "If we confess our sins, he is faithful and just and will forgive us our sins and purify us from all unrighteousness.... (I John 1:9) ...if anybody does sin, we have an advocate with the Father—Jesus Christ, the Righteous One. 2 He is the atoning sacrifice for our sins, and not only for ours but also for the sins of the whole world. (I John 2:1-2)
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- Mapmaker said...
It's very unfortunate that when you reached out to estranged family members they continued to behave badly, but at least you know the outcome. if you had not made those contacts, you might forever have wondered if they could have done better if only they had known the situation, and now you know they couldn't. But it was gracious and right of you to give them the opportunity. Huge props to the nephew. And of course to you, and FL, and the doctors, and the hospice people, and Hero.
- paisleyapron said...
The love between you two is so beautiful. So glad FL has you. Praying for perfect peace for him and strength in every way for you. And, geez, you knit some gorgeous things!
- Amelia said...
You are, as a Swallow or Amazon would say, a BRICK. Such strength! You will have helped so many people, as well as you and FL, by writing these diaries.
- Christine Sweeney said...
On reading your post I was thinking to myself "this is what life is essentially about" these moments when we, one, can actually make a difference. And you did that for FL. Thank you for reminding me we can all make a difference. M-C
- sewalign said...
If the hospice has no chaplain, you could contact a vicar/priest to visit if you wished. They have a ministry for people in FL's position and they could offer some comfort and say a prayer for FL and you. A priest came to see my dad in the hospice to do this to him and the family. It was a beautiful moment and my dad's face lit up. Shortly afterwards he passed away in peace. To forgive others and to desire to be forgiven is the key to peace. The love and devotion you have shown to FL has been beautiful. God bless you.
- Twelfthknit said...
One option might be to track down an atheist chaplain ( rare but they exist) or possibly a Humanist who might be able to give some support to FL. Forgiveness if that is what he needs is possible without a religious element.
Can't imagine how hard this is for you butt there is ok doubt that you yourself are giving untold love and support. I think you really are handling the situation with FL's other relatives and family really well. You truly make it about FL and not yourself - 4:01 AM
- Caroline H said...
I have never posted before, though I have followed your blog for ages. What you tell us is heartbreaking, even though you manage to be matter-of-fact, at times even chirpy. And then there is all the stuff going on behind the scenes, about which you hint in this post, that must be adding greatly to your grief. We all make mistakes in life, this is not the time to rake them up. There isn't a perfect parent. FL doesn't need forgiveness, whatever that is, just recognition that he is human and therefore fallible - and you have done that. Others who have not will have their consciences to live with. I hope you are looking after yourself as well as him, the boring stuff like eating. Goodness knows how you keep your knitting tension even!
- Laura said...
No one is perfect, and I'm so glad that reminding him of good things has helped. It sounds like exactly the right thing to have done, and your mission succeeded :)
Much love xxx - 5:52 AM
- Susie Hewer said...
Well done lovely Roo. No more words, sorry. xxx
- LinB said...
Religion as it is expressed in many religious communities is enough to turn anyone away from religion! I am a practicing Christian, who often despairs at the truly evil things that others who define themselves as Christian get up to.
Those of your friends and family and followers who are religious are sending prayers of strength and comfort your way. Those of your friends and family and followers who are not religious are directing their spiritual positive energy toward you and FL.
In the end, at the end, all that is important is love: to love, to know that you are loved. Tell FL that I love him, if you think it will help. - 7:12 AM
- coyotewoman said...
I knew an old General Practitioner when I was a novice nurse who would write an order on the chart for "Tincture of Kindness" or "Tincture of time" as a gentle reminder to staff that a patient's primary need sometimes could not be met with medications, treatments and medical/surgical interventions. You never cease to amaze me Roo. - as in your efforts to relieve FL psychic pain. No magic meds when regret/remorse, sadness, and loss skitter across the consciousness like autumn leaves. Sometimes the secular services of a mental health therapist or social worker can help to navigate the mind-field that is acquired in a lifetime of choices and painfully exposed in end of life introspection and soul searching. They can also intervene as an impartial intermediary with estranged family. Wishing with all my heart for peace of mind and a restful day for you and FL.
- greenmtngirl said...
Your instincts are so sound and you are doing so well by your beloved FL, Roo. You are making this passage as good and sweet and peaceful as it can be.
- ambermog said...
You my dear Roo are a fabulous caring person, so glad FL has you in his corner. Sending you more positive vibes and strength xx


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Hey guys, I am trying figure out what combination of orange head and cab to go with. I am pretty sold on the Terror bass 1000 head. My main question is do you think it would pair better with either a Orange OBC115 or an Orange obc410 I play a stoner style rock and classic rock styles. I love low end bass that thumps with a little bit of fuzz effects. . I play a Fender Pbass in pretty regular tunnings and a Epiphone Thunderbird that is played tuned down low. I know people are going to say just go try them. But I am just interested in opinions so I know what to be looking out for when I do go and demo this stuff. Cheers guys
You only have one option with those cabs: ugly and loud. Either cab will fulfill this equation. As you already confessed, you already know that only you can make this decision by listening. No one else's opinion really matters at all. I can tell you that the 410 can handle more power and moves more air (more important), so it will be louder. Also, the 410 has a horn, while the 115 does not. This is very important . . . IF it is important to you . . . so, once again, only you can answer that question.
I was looking at the SP410 option, I would only be able to afford one with a head at this stage. Are they still being made as I cant find them on oranges website. From what I have read they seem to be made for the terror base heads?
You'd have to find NOS in the shops or used in the classifieds. Orange is only continuing the Iso 12 in a combo, IIRC. One cab should match nicely with either head, but like you I'd like to get the 1000watter (one cab can take the 1000, two cabs would be DOOM!) Premier Guitar Review of SP410 And if you get 'em, re-orient the logo so it's upright with the vertical stacking.
-1 Why pay for 410's that only have the output of a 210? To the OP: You can get a lot more bang for your buck[SUP]*[/SUP] (and a much better cab to boot) if you buy a cab that isnt made by orange. TB has a vibrant Stoner/Doom community. Currently the longest running TB thread with about 90,000 posts. I suggest you ask your question over there. * - I would personally pair that amp with a greenboy Dually. It will be lighter than the orange 410, louder than their 810, and cost less too.
OBC410 and OBC115 owner here. I kind of prefer the tone of the 115, but the 410 obviously pushes more air. It kind of depends on how loud your band is and your tonal goals. A single 15 might not be enough speaker for you, but a pair of them would slay. The 410 pushes more air, but doesn't quite have the same punch as the 15.
You are correct, of course, but all is fair in love and war and I illogically love those stupid SP410s, Godot help me find my shoes, and if I had the scratch I'd buy 'em. Mine idea was just a suggestion, and there are indeed other better suggestions. Love is blind *sigh*