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The 2015 Young International Freight Forwarder of the Year (YIFFY) Award has been presented to Daniella Smal of Zambia at the FIATA Annual Congress in Taipei.
FIATA celebrates the achievements of young freight forwarders working for companies in its ranks at its Annual Congress every year. This year was no exception as the numerous attendees at the Taipei Congress applauded the winner of the Young Freight Forwarder of the Year (YIFFY) Award, the charming Daniella Smal of Zambia.
Insurance provider to the international freight transport industry, TT Club is proud to have sponsored this award for each of its seventeen years and Claims Manager, Mike Yarwood, was on hand to announce the winner and present the award with a brief speech, evocative of the important achievements in training made by FIATA and its members. Commenting on the outstanding quality of the work presented to the judges Yarwood said: "From a bewildering, yet highly professional array of entries the YIFFY Steering Committee selected a shortlist of four regional finalists. These four young professionals were then invited here to Taipei to face the judges and present their dissertation topics. Congratulations to all four finalists for their polished presentations and especially, of course, to our winner Daniella".
The four regional finalists were:
Africa/Middle East Mrs Daniella Smal, Zambia
Americas Mr Kaya Karakaya, Canada
Asia/Pacific Mr Madi Kassebekov, Kazakhstan
Europe Mrs Jennifer Taylor, England
The dissertation topics this year were of a particularly high standard. The work of the entrants as a whole admirably demonstrated the complexity of processes carried out within the global supply chain and the logistics skills required to serve it. The diverse subjects covered by the dissertations included the transport of Liquid Argon, Copper Cathodes, High Fashion Garments and an Air Separation Plant, a clear example of the variety of challenges the industry is facing to provide crucial trade services.
The TT Club sponsored award is presented in recognition of forwarding excellence and was established by FIATA with the support of TT Club to encourage the development of quality training in the industry and to reward young talent with additional valuable training opportunities and enhanced visibility. The TT Club has been a sponsor of the award since its inception and remains firmly committed to the importance of individual training and development within the global freight forwarding community, which is regarded by FIATA as a strategic important cooperation.
Speaking on behalf of TT Club, Yarwood said: "We are proud to have been able to continue our sponsorship of this unique award into 2016. Once again, we hope that the competition will prove to be successful in terms of attracting outstanding candidates from across the globe. The quality of the dissertations and presentations this year were of the usual exceptional standard and it was clear that a lot of research, planning and hard work had gone into their preparation."
Inviting the Chairs of the FIATA Foundation, the FIATA Advisory Body Vocational Training, and the FIATA Logistics Academy, for the group photograph, the President of FIATA, Francesco Parisi, said: "Learning is crucial for our young professionals to succeed in their career. This is the reason why over the years FIATA has maintained a proactive approach on logistics training by adopting the worldwide vocational training programme, where the ABVT ensures the compliance of FIATA's well known standards. Now the FIATA Logistics Academy comes to assist with extensive promotion and networking in this area, with the assistance of the Foundation and its focus on developing countries and territories, I consider the training package is now complete and quite appealing. The YIFFYA is really the accomplishment of this enthusiastic approach and its sight into our future contributes to making our ranks forward looking and capable of taking present and future challenges. I am proud of the support we get form the TT Club and hold it in great esteem."
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About the TT Club
TT Club is the international transport and logistics industry's leading provider of insurance and related risk management services. As a mutual insurer, TT Club exists to provide its policyholders with benefits, which include specialist underwriting expertise, a world-wide office network providing claims management services, and first class risk management and loss prevention advice.
Customers include some of the world's largest shipping lines, busiest ports, biggest freight forwarders and cargo handling terminals, to companies operating on a smaller scale but whose operations face similar risks. TT Club specialises in the insurance of Intermodal Operators, NVOCs, Freight Forwarders, Logistics Operators, Marine Terminals, Stevedores, Port Authorities and Ship Operators. TT Club is managed by Thomas Miller.
Thomas Miller is an independent and international provider of insurance, professional and investment services. Founded in 1885, Thomas Miller's origins are in the provision of management services to mutual organisations, particularly in the international transport and professional indemnity sectors; where today they manage a large percentage of the foremost insurance mutuals. Thomas Miller also manages insurance facilities for all the self-employed barristers in England & Wales, as well as trustees of pension schemes, patent agents and housing associations.
Principal activities include:
About FIATA
FIATA, the International Federation of Freight Forwarders Associations, was founded in Vienna, Austria on May 31st 1926. It is a non-governmental organisation that today represents an industry covering approximately 40,000 forwarding and logistics firms, employing around 10 million people in some 160 countries. FIATA has consultative status with the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) of the United Nations (inter alia ECE, ESCAP, ESCWA, etc.), the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), and the UN Commission on International Trade Law (UNCITRAL) as well as many other UN related bodies, e.g. the World Bank. It is recognised as representing the freight forwarding industry by many other governmental organisations, governmental authorities, private international organisations in the field of transport and logistics, such as the European Commission (through CLECAT), the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), the International Air Transport Association (IATA), the International Union of Railways (UIC), the International Road Transport Union (IRU), the World Customs Organization (WCO), the World Trade Organization (WTO), etc.
Photo Note:
A high resolution digital image of the Young International Freight Forwarder of the Year Award Winner, Daniella Smal is available to download from the ISIS Communications Press Room at or on request from info(at)isiscomms.com
Media contact:
Peter Owen, ISIS Communications
Tel: +44 (0)1737 248300
E-mail: info(at)isiscomms.com
Hans Günther Kersten, Director General of FIATA
email: kersten(at)fiata.com
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Meet the Author
ROBIN SILBERGLEID is the author of the memoir Texas Girl and the chapbooks Frida Kahlo, My Sister and Pas de Deux: Prose and Other Poems. Born and raised in Illinois, she holds both an MFA and a PhD from Indiana University. She is currently an associate professor of English and director of the creative writing program at Michigan State University. She lives in East Lansing, Michigan, with her two children.

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About Us
Canoe North Adventures is an award-winning adventure travel company owned and operated by Al Pace and Lin Ward. We have been fulfilling wilderness canoeing dreams since 1987 with Al and Lin's paddling experience spanning over 30,000 river miles on northern rivers in Yukon, Nunavut and Northwest Territories. Who could have predicted that Al's first arctic adventure in 1977 on the Coppermine River laid the foundation for a lifetime of exploring Canada's pristine arctic landscape.
Canoe North Adventures is a limited partnership owned and operated by Lin Ward and Al Pace of Mono, Ontario that specializes in canoeing and hiking expeditions in the Yukon, Northwest Territories, and Nunavut. Canoe North Adventures has operated since 1987. Canoe North Adventures has bases in Mono, Ontario; Whitehorse, Yukon; and Norman Wells, Northwest Territories.
About Al Pace & Lin Ward
Al & Lin live in a rustic log cabin located in the heart of the Hockley Valley just outside Orangeville, Ontario about a one hour drive northwest of Toronto. The Farmhouse Pottery, www.pacepottery.com, Al's studio and gallery, are also located on this beautiful property nestled along the banks of the Nottawasaga River. Al's bold stoneware pottery designs have been dramatically influenced by the mysterious texture, colour and rhythm of the northern landscape. Al's exhibition pieces are proudly displayed in private collections throughout North America and around the world. Al was delighted when Queen Elizabeth II was presented with his "Dancing Loon Plate" and Pope John Paul II, an iconic Al Pace "Canoe-Vessel". These gifts were presented by the Province of Ontario.
From June 1 to September, Al & Lin and the Canoe North Adventures Team are based at their award-winning timber-frame Lodge and Outfitting Centre in Norman Wells, Northwest Territories. They offer world-class wilderness canoe expeditions for novice, intermediate and advanced canoe-trippers. Their reputation is for offering safe and logistically sound expeditions that take canoe trippers to the edge of their comfort zone, leaving them with a significant and profound wilderness encounter that reaches deep into their souls.


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Easy Recipes for Easter Sunday: Cinnamon Roll Bunnies "Cinnabunnies"
What is Easter like at your house? Whether you host an Easter family get together or travel elsewhere the day can be hectic. Make your Easter a little more fun and a little less chaotic with easy recipes for Easter Sunday like this one.
Whether you're heading out to celebrate Easter or having everyone over to your house, you and your family have got to have breakfast. After all, it's the most important meal of the day, right? Instead of spending hours preparing a hearty and healthy Easter breakfast, turn to easy recipes for Easter Sunday like this adorable cinnabunnies breakfast treat.
Not only is this easy recipe for Easter Sunday breakfast well, easy, it's also beyond cute and yummy. Trust me, this is just the thing to get your family in the Easter spirit. Turn the family fun up a notch by letting the little ones help decorate their cinnabunny.
Want more cute and creative irresistible breakfast ideas including easy recipes for Easter Sunday breakfast? Be sure to follow Freebie Finding Mom's Breakfast Pinterest board.
*These ingredients will make 4 Cinnamon Roll Bunnies. 1 bunny = 2 servings.
1 package of 8 ct. Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls
1 package of raisins
1 package of almond slices
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees and line a baking sheet with parchment paper or foil.
2. Open the Pillsbury Cinnamon Rolls and discard the can. Set the frosting off to the side for later use.
3. Place 4 cinnamon rolls on the baking sheet spaced several inches apart.
4. Unroll the other 4 cinnamon rolls and cut each strip in ½.
5. Fold each strip in half and gently press onto the top of the whole cinnamon roll on the baking sheet to make the bunnies 'ears'.
6. Repeat with all the cinnamon roll strips.
7. Bake the bunnies for 12-15 minutes.
8. Remove the cinnamon rolls from the oven and allow to cool a few minutes.
9. Spread each bunny with the frosting you set aside earlier.
10. Using the raisins and the almond slices, give each bunny 2 eyes, 1 nose, and 2 almond teeth.
Do you know of other easy recipes for Easter Sunday? Share them in the comments (please).


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The Consortium for the Study of Leadership and Ethics in Education (CSLEE) goal is to advance the understanding, appreciation, and practice of moral leadership in schooling. The Center is devoted to the support, promotion and dissemination of theory and research on values and leadership. We offer both individual and institutional memberships.
One of the ways the CSLEE carries out its mandate is by annually recognizing scholars who have demonstrated excellence in an area which we regard important. We have three awards presented annually at the Values and Leadership Conference.
Job Board
As a service to UCEA members, UCEA maintains a list of positions available in Educational Leadership, connecting you with respective UCEA Member Institutions. Advertisements run for 4-6 months. This will link to an external website.


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This Friday, 31 March is final day for registering with savings for the Rotary International Convention in Atlanta. Currently, we have 653 registered for the convention from our district. If you're not registered, please consider getting it done this week to avoid the walk-in registration fees. Register here. In addition to the inspiring speakers like Bill Gates, there will be informative break-out sessions. One of the best parts of the convention will be the events. You can get registered for those fun events here. Entrance to the biggest House of Friendship ever is included as part of your registration, and that will be a highlight of your convention experience.
Here are some helpful convention notes:
To Register: http://www.riconvention.org/en/atlanta/register
Last day for preregistration discount March 31 - $415. After March 31 - $490
To Volunteer: http://www.rotaryconvention2017.org/volunteer
You must be registered to volunteer. Volunteers are need to staff events and at the airport.
To Have Fun: http://www.rotaryconvention2017.org/festival-events
Thurs., June 8, 7-10:30pm – Atlanta Braves Game – Strike Out Polio $85
Sat., June 10, 7:30 – 10am – 3K Walk/run to End Polio Now $20
Sat., June 10 6PM-11 – Blue Jeans & Blue Grass: Opening Night Celebration $50
Sat., June 10 9:30PM -10:30 – Candlelight Vigil to End Slavery and Human Trafficking $0
Sun., June 11 7 – 11PM – Gone with the Wind $20
Mon, June 12 1-4PM – Delta Flight Museum Tour $40
Mon., June 12 6:30-10PM – Evening at the College Football Hall of Fame $75 or $90
Mon., June 12 7-10PM – Evening at The World of Coke $75
Tues., June 13 1-3PM or 3-5PM – Habitat Home Build $20
Tues., June 13 7-10PM - Centennial Celebration Block Party $60The following are sold out: Athens Night, Peace Tour, CDC Polio Tour, Host Hospitality Night
In Georgia, the three Rotary districts will be celebrating on the evening of June 9th at the Georgia Aquarium with a Million Dollar Dinner. Those donors who have given $10,000 or greater to The Rotary Foundation, either outright or in the form of a bequest, during this 2016-17 Rotary year will be receiving invitations to attend. Rotary International John Germ will be the keynote speaker, delivering a personal thank you, for your support of our Rotary Foundation. If you're interested in making a bequest gift, please either contact me, our Million Dollar Dinner Chairperson, Rich Panyik or visit The Rotary Foundation's Endowment Fund for more information.
Our 100% Paul Harris Fellow Clubs continue to grow in District 6910. Here are our outstanding clubs celebrating this achievement. Congratulations, and thank you!
Our clubs need more caring hearts, willing hands and bright minds with new ideas. Please share the gift of Rotary by inviting someone to attend your next meeting, social event or service projects. Consider who amongst your family, friends, clients, or business providers might be waiting for the invitation to attend. Consider how many of the people we know aren't Rotarians simply because they haven't been asked.
Yours in Rotary,
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Among the celebrities with whom I share an irrational sense of intimacy–Russell Wilson, Jonathan Toews, Chance the Rapper, Macklemore (we all have our flaws, okay?)–Lady Gaga comes closest to being a frenemy. She's like a high school acquaintance who, you find out a decade later, is now dating your high school male BFF (with apologies for the heteronormative analogy). So I was surprised as anyone to find myself fawning over the release of "Joanne" this weekend.
In 2008, my 20-year-old self (always a lyricist at heart) was horrified at Gaga's single, "Just Dance." New to the dizziness of alcohol and straight-laced by nature, the thought of losing my phone and keys seemed dire enough to scare me sober from any level of drunkenness. I was astounded by the thought of a woman who could not see straight and still accepted another drink, believing she would get home safe at the end of the night. Continue reading


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The clocks have leapt forward. the sun is shining, the birds are twittering 'round the yard, and that classic spring break flick, "Where the Boys Are," is playing on cable. We can almost see spring on the horizon.
Alas, the forecasts tell us that fickle March is not done with us yet, and because there's nothing better after a long day at work than an invite to share a soul-satisfying bowl of soup, here's two new recipe finds:
Smoky Tomato Lentil Soup with Spinach and Olives packs an unusual warmth, thanks to a generous dose of smoked paprika, and an ingredient I'd never though of tossing in — Kalamata olives. They add a richness and saltiness that enhances rather than overpowers. It's a vegan recipe without even trying, and a good clean-out-the-fridge soup, courtesy of the Post Punk Kitchen site.
Kale, Bean and Italian Sausage Soup. The aromatic punch lent by fresh fennel is so enticing that my cosmic twin, Julianne, relates that the first time she made it the landlord came upstairs to ask, "Excuse me, but what is that you're cooking? It smells so good!"


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Price: $32.00
Quantity: 1 available
Book Condition: Very Good
Book is unread, but has been our shelf copy, so is not perfect. No spine crease though and very white page edges. Overall quite nice. Illustrated with black and white stills from the movies. An eclectic overview with each entry offering title, production year, plot summary, and a critique, along with a brief history of how the film fits the history of the chosen day, plus anecdotes about its production. A quirky, fun title. 547 pages.
Title: A Year of Fear; A Day-by-Day Guide to 366 Horror Films
Categories: Performing Arts,
Publisher: MacFarland: 2007
ISBN Number: 0786431962
ISBN Number 13: 9780786431960
Binding: Soft Cover
Book Condition: Very Good
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KOFTA Ingredients:
2 cups grated botle gourd
1/4 tea spoon Cumin Seeds
1 cup gram flour
–Note: You can have 1/2 1/2 each of rice flour and besan), if you are planning to have kofta without gravy as fritters, this will add crispyness
1/4 tea spoon red chili powder (add more if you need more spicy)
1/4 tea spoon turmeric powder
1/4 tea spoon garam masala powder
1/4 tea spoon coriander powder
Salt as per taste
Optional for adding to above kofta ingredients:
1-2 green chilis (finely chopped)
1/2 tablespoon fresh green coriander
1/4 teaspoon carrom seeds
1 medium to big sized onion, sliced into 1 inch pieces.
2 green chili, chopped
1 inch ginger chopped
4-5 garlic cloves, chopped
2 Table spoon oil.
100 grams tomato puree
A pinch of asafoetida
1 tea spoon cumin seeds
1/2 tea spoon mustard seeds (optional)
1/2 tea spoon red chili powder (or more if you need more spicy)
1/4 tea spoon turmeric powder
1 tea spoon coriander powder
1/2 tea spoon garam masala powder
Water as per requirements (for a thick gravy)
Oil for deep frying the koftas
Salt as per taste.
Method for Kofta:
1. Wash and peel bottle gourd.
2. Grate it.
3. Mix all the ingredients for making the koftas.
4. Make small round shaped balls and deep fry (Low medium heat and in a batches of 3-4) in oil till golden brown.
if the kofta break then add more binding agent (gram flour).
Method for Gravy:
1. Heat oil in the heavy bottomed pan.
2. Crackle cumin seeds.
3. Add masala paste and fry for 8-10 mins (till the paste becomes golden brown)
4. Add spice powders (from OTHER INGRIDIENTS section above).
5. Continue to fry the masala paste till it starts leaving oil from the sides and the pan becomes glossy.
6. Add tomato puree, Continue to fry the masala paste till it starts leaving oil from the sides and the pan becomes glossy.
6. Add water to the paste.
7. Stir occasionally and simmer for 10-15 minutes on low flame.
Keeping the flame low add the fried lauki kofta.
–Note: Add the kofta when they are warm, as the cold kofta will not absorb the gravy juices.
Turn off the flame and rest the kofta added gravy for 10-15 minutes so that the kofta absorb the gravy juices.
White serving, heat the kofta with gravy and garnish with fresh green coriander and serve hot.


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The summary below highlights selected actions taken by the UNC Board of Governors during its December meeting.
For a full account of board proceedings and meeting materials, please check the board meeting archive.
Operation and Capital Budget Priorities
The Board of Governors approved the 2015-2017 operating and capital budget priorities.
The Board of Governors is responsible for developing, preparing and presenting to the Governor and the General Assembly a single, unified recommended budget for the University's 17 constituent institutions.
View the 2015-17 Operating and Capital Budget Priorities
Campus Security Fee for Students.
In August 2014, UNC President Tom Ross launched an Initiative to study security and student safety at the University's 17 constituent institutions. The result was a report that included high-priority recommendations for new initiatives, staffing and security measures for UNC campuses. The Board discussed a proposed Campus Security Fee to provide a portion of funding needed to implement the report's core recommendations, but deferred action pending consideration of other funding options..
Read the Campus Security Fee proposal.
Border Tuition
The board voted to permit UNC campuses located within 25 miles of the state border to propose a discounted tuition rate for nonresident students who live within defined geographic proximity to the campus. Such border rates would be higher than in-state rates and all nonresidents would still be included in the calculation of the 18% nonresident cap. For the upcoming tuition cycle, only Elizabeth City State University and the University of North Carolina at Pembroke will request border tuition rates.
View the Border Tuition proposal.
New Degree Programs
The Board approved North Carolina Central University's request to establish a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Environmental and Geographic Sciences degree program.
In 2012, at the request of NCCU, the Board of Governors discontinued the bachelor's degree programs in Geography and Environmental Science with the understanding that the content of the two discontinued programs would be combined into one new degree program. The new program does not require any new or additional resources.
Learn more about NCCU's new degree program.
Academic Credit for Military Training
Senate Bill 761 requires that the UNC and Community College systems work together to develop a plan to award academic credit to students who present with military training and to address the need for non-degree programs, especially in some licensed occupations, for military students.
The Board of Governors approved a plan outlined in two reports to be sent to the Joint Legislative Education Oversight Committee of the N.C. General Assembly.
View the report on academic credit for military training.
NC A&T Nursing School Report
In April 2014, the Board of Governors completed its annual review of the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN) first-time writers' pass rates for graduates of the nursing programs across the University system.
Subsequent to that review and in keeping with Board of Governors Policy 400.1.7, the Board suspended new admissions to the BSN program at NC A&T State University's School of Nursing after fall 2014 and called for a full review of the program.
A team of experts in nursing education and workforce issues, academic affairs, and the economics of academic programming has completed that review, and its findings and recommendations were presented to the Board's Committee on Educational Planning, Policies and Programs.
The Board approved the recommendations that address the A&T nursing program's enrollment and funding.
Read the nursing program review report.
Optometry School
The 2014 General Assembly directed the Board of Governors to evaluate the feasibility of a school of optometry at one or more of eight designated constituent institutions.
Based on data received from a Cecil B. Sheps Center report, of the Board voted to recommend that a school of optometry not be established on any UNC campus at this time.
View the study on establishment of new optometry schools.
UNC Global Engagement Report
The University's Strategic Plan, "Our Time Our Future," recommends investments fo further system efforts to increase engagement with partners in China, India, Brazil, Mexico and Africa, to recruit more international students and to build UNC's global "brand." The UNC Global Engagement Report looks at campus international activity, progress toward strategic plan goals and poteinal strategies going forward.
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It's To Laugh
September 5, 2013
Its been a long time since I've blogged, so I'm way overdue.
I was somewhat distracted by the mundane (still searching for a Calico kitten) to the serious (things in Syria are such a mess). So, I paid attention to a couple of commercials that I've been seeing a lot of lately. For example, the commercials encouraging us to vacation in some interesting areas. I don't think we ever thought of Czechoslovakia as a vacation spot. Now let me qualify what I'm about to say by reporting that my dad's parents were from Russia so I have a Slavic background. But, theres something somewhat amusing about Czechoslovakia as a vacation spot. Does this mean we'll be seeing ads for 6 Flags Prague? Or a McDonalds Big Mac with a side of borscht?
Or how about Mexico ? I can just imagine it now "Beautiful Mexico, full of adventure. This could be the adventure of your life, maybe literally. When's the last time you were kidnapped? Or taken hostage by a drug cartel? A vacation you'll never forget (even after many years of therapy)"
A good sense of humor is imperative if one has disease of any sort including MS.
There are many jokes that can be made about catheterizing (wrong hole?) or about ending up on the floor during a transfer (a close inspection of how clean the floor is). There are numerous jokes that can be made about this situation and it's a good idea to try to see some humor in what could be a pretty sorry situation. In fact, just yesterday I became aware of some head tremors that I get every so often and I was reminded of the bobble heads in the backs of cars.
Not so funny for some people but it takes a keen sense of hilarity to appreciate every aspect of living.


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Youth Citizen Police Academy
Due to Coronavirus concerns and precautions, the Youth Citizen Police Academy has been cancelled until further notice.
Adult Citizen Police Academy
Due to Coronavirus concerns and precautions, the Citizen Police Academy has been canceled until further notice.
Applications for the Spring Citizen Police Academy are current closed. Please check back in the fall for our next Citizen Police Academy opportunity.
The Citizen Police Academy has proven to be a very popular program within our Community Policing efforts. Residents and members of businesses will be given the opportunity to meet and interact on a personal level with many members of the Schaumburg Police Department.
You will be exposed to many facets of law enforcement with class topics that are both interesting and informative. The experience is not limited to classroom lecture alone. You will be given the opportunity to participate in a patrol ride-along, participate in firearms training, practice mock traffic stops and conduct room searches.
We hope you will consider joining us for an upcoming session of the Schaumburg Citizen Police Academy. We hold a spring and fall session every year.
Through the Citizen Police Academy, we hope to provide an environment that will help foster relationships between the police and community. It is our desire that the graduates will become partners with us in identifying problems and solutions to quality of life issues that face our community. For additional information, contact Paula Diaz via email or at (847) 348-7274.
The Citizen Police Academy Alumni Association of Schaumburg (CPAAAS) is an independent, non-profit corporation that is governed by a Board of Directors. The association was formed in 1999 by graduates of the Village of Schaumburg Citizen Police Academy. The purpose of the CPAAAS is to assist and support the Village of Schaumburg and the Schaumburg Police Department in its overall mission. The association promotes awareness through volunteerism. The Association develops and coordinates meaningful and constructive projects for the community. The Association promotes the civic development of its members through educational presentations on law enforcement issues, community concerns, and to enhance the quality of life.


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The National Weather Service says today will be mostly cloudy in the morning, becoming partly sunny with patchy fog in the morning and highs will be in the mid 60s.
According to the Library of Congress Web site, on this day in 1847 �Congressman George Perkins Marsh delivered a speech on agricultural conditions in New England to the Agricultural Society of Rutland County, Vermont.�
The speech, according to material on the site, became �a catalytic force in the conservation movement,� because Marsh recognized our capacity to destroy the environment. He advocated for �better management of resources and active efforts toward restoration of the land, radical ideas for the period.� For more on Marsh and an institute named in his honor, see Extra Stuff below.
The National Weather Service says today will be mostly cloudy in the morning, becoming partly sunny. Patchy fog in the morning. Highs will be in the mid 60s. Northeast winds will be 5 to 10 mph.
Tonight will be mostly cloudy with lows in the mid 50s. East winds will be 5 to 10 mph.
For a more detailed or extended forecast visit the National Weather Service Web site.
This Morning�s Traffic:
SmarTraveler is reporting no major problems on major roads leading to and from the Cape.
For an up-to-the-minute report visit http://www.smartraveler.com/scripts/bostraffic.asp?index=12&city=bos&cityname=Boston SmarTraveler
Or call: 511 or 617-374-1234
For a live look at traffic on the bridges visit
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The George Perkins Marsh Institute at Clark University in Worcester is named after the above mentioned Congressman. For a biograpny of Marsh, visit this Web site.
According to the Institute�s Web site, �The George Perkins Marsh Institute (GPMI) at Clark University is dedicated to research on one of the most fundamental questions confronting humankind:
�Named after the noted environmentalist George Perkins Marsh and built on a tradition of basic and applied research on environmental hazards and international development, the Institute fosters team-based research that engages graduate students and research faculty in problem formulation and resolution. It is home to some 63 research faculty, staff, and graduate students, with appointments ranging from the humanities to the social and natural sciences.
�The Marsh Institute is organized as a consortium of research centers or units and the Jeanne X. Kasperson Research Library. Studies focus on human-environment relationships across a wide array of themes including: risks and hazards; the human dimensions of global environmental change; resource and environmental policy; industrialization and globalization; homeland security; and the development and application of geographic information science across multiple disciplines.
�Notable publications include The Earth as Transformed by Human Action (1990) and Regions at Risk: Comparisons of Threatened Environments (1995). GPMI played a leading role in developing the Core Project on Global Land-Use/Cover Change (LUCC) for the International Geosphere-Bioshpere Programme and the International Human Dimensions Programme, and assists the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) in developing the analytical capacities to address environmental changes in general.
�The Institute does not grant degrees, but advanced degrees can be sought through the affiliated programs and departments of Clark University. Support comes from the University, private donations, grants from foundations, and grants and contracts from state and federal agencies. The Institute currently holds some $4.5 million in active grants and contracts.�


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Michelle Spence-Jones prays for support in term limit lawsuit
Richard Dunn sues Miami city commissioner over third consecutive term
MIAMI – The question of whether Miami Commissioner Michelle Spence-Jones may run again in November will go before a new judge at a new hearing next week.
On Tuesday, Judge Jorge Cueto recused himself from the case after issuing the opinion that Spence-Jones is term-limited and unable to run.
That order stands as Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Marc Schumacher takes the case. He can order a re-hearing or leave Judge Cueto's opinion in place.
At a church in Liberty City Wednesday morning, Spence-Jones was the headliner for what was billed as an "Hour of Power," following prayer, music, and a line-up of speakers urging support for the commissioner.
Spence-Jones denied the event was a campaign rally, though supporters prayed for her, gave passionate speeches, and passed out petitions urging people to sign in support.
"I just wanted to have this service and bring the community together," said Spence-Jones, who said she wants people to understand she wants to run for a complete second term, not a third term.
Reverend and twice-appointed for Miami Commissioner Richard Dunn brought the legal question to court, challenging her candidacy as term limited.
Spence-Jones argued that she was out of office for almost two years of her terms, suspended by then-Florida Gov. Charlie Crist while she fought criminal charges. She was acquitted by a jury in one of the cases; the second case was dropped by prosecutors.
Miami's City Charter states: "No mayor or commissioner elected and qualified for two consecutive full terms shall be eligible for reelection in the next succeeding term."
"We just think the people should be the ones to decide," said Spence-Jones.
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I recently moved to Ireland from the west coast of the United States. I am posting photos of the wild and wonderful things I encounter.
Friday, 22 July 2011
They DO make them like they used to!
Having worked in a fountain pen store, I am perhaps a little biased about what a great store this is. One look at the antique Waterman logo behind the counter brings me right back to working in my shop. I loved selling fountain pens. Waterman was my favorite brand because the pens are made so sturdy. They have brass barrels and beautiful lacquer paint. You can just feel the quality in your hand. I can't tell you how many customers came in to my shop with a broken Mont Blanc, and I sent them home with a shiny new Waterman.
Typical scenario:
Them: "The plastic barrel of my Mont Blanc just cracked in my purse!"
Me: "Yes, the plastic is not very strong and cracks easily. Bummer."
Them: "But I paid so much for it!"
Me: "That's called perceived luxury. You bought a prestige pen, not a good pen"
Them: "help me Obi Wan, you're my only hope..."
So I would show them how sturdy the brass barrel of a Waterman is, usually by making them hold a plastic Mont Blanc in one hand and a metal Waterman in the other. They could feel the difference in their hand. By this time, another customer would have come in and whipped out his sterling silver Parker 75 that he bought in the 60s and say, "My Parker has lasted for years!" I would begin to drool and the other customer would take over the sales pitch, this time for Parker.
Ah, working at the pen shop... those were good days.
The Pen Corner in Dublin does more than bring back memories; this pen shop has everything you need! They sell Crane paper Thank You cards and they make custom stationery by order. They also sell greeting cards and blank journals.
I discovered a new brand of journal called Rhodia. They are made in France and they look like a good replacement for Moleskine. I was extremely disappointed when Moleskine journals stopped being made in Italy. Moleskine moved their production to China and the journals were just not as good; they suffer from cheap paper and overall lack of finish. Writing in a journal is an aesthetic endeavour, and writing on cheap paper just feels wrong. So it looks like I'll be buying French journals from now on.
Have you ever tried writing with a fountain pen? You might really surprise yourself by how much you like it. The nib flows over the paper on a cushion of ink like an ice skate glides across the ice. Fountain pen ink is water-based, ball-point ink is oil based. Writing with a ball point is like pushing a fry pan around on a greasy stove. Again, its all about aesthetics.
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NOTE: Please don't ask me, "Why doesn't everyone write with a fountain pen, if they're so good?" Let me ask you: Why does everyone use Windows and not Linux? Why don't men wear hats like they used to? Why don't people polish their shoes any more? Why do people go to the grocery store wearing pajama bottoms?ReplyDelete
My answer is: Perhaps they just don't know any better.
My mom has a Waterman, and I would so gladly take possession of that thing, should she decide to part with it. People buy me pens and quills all the time, but to have a real, good pen would be... amazing.ReplyDelete
I love pens and journals. I'm a writer and have mine going back to the age of 13. Truly enjoyed this post. That said, I'm a writer that will write with anything, anywhere. Just depends on the mood. This makes my writings rather disorganized, no longer sorted by year but I guess that comes with age. I let loose and let go. I even write in pencil - for shame!ReplyDelete
Personally, I think I'd love to try a fountain pen. A Waterman. I would. It's just that it competes with fabric. …and you know what wins out there!
Great post Ahren. Makes me want to dig out my Waterman pen and renew my love for it! I am very familiar with Rhodia products, and love them. Another French paper company that I have enjoyed for years is Clairefontaine. I have purchased their graph paper notebooks for years. I especially love the ones that have different colored sections.ReplyDelete
Mom: Oh yes, Clairfontaine is very nice; the paper quality is excellent. If you want any Clairfontaine products, let me know. They sell them at Eason on O'Connell Street.ReplyDelete
Karendianne: That's cool you love pens & journals. Don't be hard on yourself for using pencils. I love Sakura Sumo Grip mechanical pencils. They have FAT barrels and are very comfy. Basically, it comes down to whatever makes you happy. If you enjoy your 1/B Ticonderoga yellow pencil, you go girl!
Jessica: For your first fountain pen I recommend a Medium size nib. The Waterman Hemisphere is a good fountain pen for about $90. For less money, I can recommend a Sheaffer Prelude for $42. They come in loads of colors and have a brass lacquered barrel like the Waterman. Try www.coloradopen.com for some good deals.


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Brenna's cookie above - can you tell how much fun she was having - she was covered in flour when we were done!
How Brenna and Dustin feel about all my picture taking - I thought this picture was hilarious!!
Well, I just couldn't finish out today without putting up some more pictures and wishing Chad a happy birthday (I don't know how I forgot to put that up with the first post today - I was thinking about it then - honest!!).
I have been dying to see a rainbow over here - I knew they would be great and I got my wish this evening - hope you like my picture of the view from my balcony. I had to catch the picture quick so this was just hand held with my camera, but I think you can see how beautiful the scenery is :-)
We made some cookies this afternoon - Brenna had lots of fun cutting them out (although after all the playdough that we eat she really thought we should just eat the dough and not bake it!). I gave her the last of the dough and set her free - I love all the dog bones she cut in and decided not to try to seperate them (yes, I baked it that way).
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I believe that these are the most gorgeous shoes in the world, and I just wanted to share my love for them. It is so sad to look at these Louboutins, knowing they will never belong to me. If I owned a pair of Louboutins, I would literally never ever take them off and I would even wear them to bed every night. But then I would not want them to have any damage so that would maybe be a problem…
Unfortunately they are a little bit out of my budget as these amazing heels are all around £800 and I find everything above £25 already expensive. (That's sad, I know)
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Sadly enough I am not Beyonce. I know, I am just as surprised as you are.
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hi! sorry it's been a few days since my last post. the last week has been pretty crazy, travel-wise (a 24-hour travel day from barcelona to los angeles, a long, hot drive from la to utah, packed days with family visits in provo, a flight by myself with norah to seattle...phew) but now norah & i are finally settled in seattle at my parents' house...& we're DONE traveling for the next month & a half! we will be making a trip to eugene, & back & forth from vancouver, but those are much more doable than any of the intense trips we took in europe.
but if i was already behind on blogging about our trip while we were actually in europe, now that it's been a week or so since then, i'm so much more behind. yikes! here are a few more photos from my day trip to cinque terre.
sassy italians:
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aren't these black & white stripes inside the church........excellent?
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The Owls were beaten 3-1 by high-flying Middlesbrough at the Riverside Stadium on Friday evening.
Justin Hoyte struck first for Boro with a blistering strike into the top corner in the first half before Gary Madine levelled for Dave Jones' side soon after the interval.
Middlesbrough got their noses back in front on the hour mark through Ishmael Miller before Lukas Jutkiewicz wrapped up the points with 15 minutes left on the clock.
Wednesday were up against a Boro side in good form and the hosts went into the game knowing a win would take them to the summit.
But Middlesbrough had to be alert to prevent an early Owls goal on nine minutes.
Michail Antonio's free kick from wide on the right found Paul Corry at the back stick, who nodded into the path of Miguel Llera, but the defender's strike was quickly closed down and Boro were able to clear the danger.
Middlesbrough had looked dangerous on the attack during the early exchanges and thus took the lead, and in some style, on 13 minutes through Hoyte.
A cutting through ball from Emmanuel Ledesma picked out the defender, who smashed an unstoppable hit into the top corner.
Grant Leadbitter then struck a fierce free kick on target which was matched by a smart save from Chris Kirkland.
The Owls went in search of a response to going behind as the lively Antonio whipped in a cross from the right which Jay Bothroyd controlled, before firing low on target but Jason Steele was down quickly to gather at the first attempt.
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Wednesday had perhaps deserved more for their efforts in the first half but did get a foot back into the game four minutes after the restart.
A long ball forward from Bothroyd was neatly chested down by Antonio towards Madine, who applied the finishing touch past Steele with great composure from inside the area.
But the Owls' good work in the second half was undone on the hour when Ledesma picked up a loose ball in midfield and threaded a clever bass into Scott McDonald, who's shot seemed destined for the goal having beaten Kirkland but Miller made sure of the goal by tapping home from close range.
Wednesday were dealt a further blow on 76 minute when second half substitute Jutkiewicz nodded past Kirkland from Leadbitter's corner, to extend Boro's lead and leave the Owls with a mountain to climb.
Steele then twice prevented Madine from netting his second goal of the game.
Ryhs McCabe's deflected shot fell to the striker inside the area but Steele was out quickly to close out the danger, making two quick fire saves to prevent a nervy finish at the Riverside.
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Unused substitutes: Leutwiler, Zemmama, Bailey, Parnaby
Owls: Kirkland, Buxton Llera, Gardner, Jones, Antonio, Semedo, Corry (O'Grady 82), Barkley (McCabe 82), Bothroyd (J Johnson 73), Madine
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This time of year is cold, wet, gray and freezing outside. All we can do is wait for Spring. I swear it's coming. In the meantime I try to come up with tummy warming menus and one of my favorites is a classic… sausage and peppers. This comfort food favorite is a great Sunday Supper option as it's easy to prepare, delicious, and serves a crowd. Add some crunchy bread and a salad and you're all set.
Here's my recipe from Picture Perfect Parties, my cookbook. Give it a try and let me know what you think. Cheers to Spring showing up soon! x
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– 6 Italian sausage
– 2 red peppers sliced
– 2 hot banana peppers sliced
– 1 jalapeno pepper minced
– 2 green peppers sliced
– 2 cups canned crushed tomatoes
– 4 cloves of garlic minced
– ¼ cup olive oil
– 1 teaspoon salt
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
Slice the peppers and the sausage into bite size pieces. In a large bowl toss all the ingredients and mix well. Place mixture into a ceramic baking dish. Bake for 1 ½ hours and serve warm. Garnish with assorted herbs like rosemary, parsley, oregano, or chives.Recipes : Tags: dinner, picture perfect parties, sausage and peppers, sunday supper


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Lodge No.12 is the largest of the Strathcona Lodges and provides the luxury of 100sqm of living space together with an extensive private wall garden with hot tub. It is located just 50 metres from Glencoe House in a characterful building in its own right. To see for yourself please click on the arrow below, contained within the image, to view a short film of this suite.
Lodge No.12 at a glance
- One bedroom suite over two floors and 100 sqm in scale
- Kitchen with stove and Villeroy & Boch china and crockery
- Fully stocked fridge to prepare your own breakfast or book a table in the Great Hall for a sumptuous breakfast (subject to availability)
- Flexible dining with a freezer stocked with pre-prepared gourmet meals or pre-book a formally served 5 course dinner in the Great Hall in Glencoe House itself (subject to availability)
- Full scale dining table
- Maxi bar including a range of soft drinks, wines and single malt whisky's
- Comfortable sitting room with wood burning stove
- TV, DVD player
- Free wifi
- Choice of daily newspaper
- Extravagant bathroom with bath, a free standing shower with twin shower heads, custom made Villeroy and Boch wash stand and bath together with luxury toiletries
- Bedroom with superking size bed on the first floor in addition to a WC and walk in wardrobe (please note that twin beds are not possible nor are additional beds). For to health and safety reasons no children are permitted to stay in The Strathcona Lodges.
- A decked private walled garden with planters and flowers
- Alfresco dining facility
- Private hot tub
The Sitting Room
Lodge No.12 sitting room has possibly two of the largest sofas ever so even the tallest person can stretch out and relax. The cosiness of the room is enhanced by the glow of the wood burning stove and many an hour can be lost by watching the flicking flames through the glass while enjoying a dram (or drink) of malt whisky from your generously stocked in-suite maxi bar. If the weather isn't to your liking or it is just time to rest and recuperate, then you can easily be entertained by the internet enabled TV, or enjoy a DVD. It is also easy to stay in touch with loved ones at home as there is free wifi in the suite and there is a desk that allows you to write those postcards or to catch up with the odd email or two.
The Kitchen
The privacy of the suite is enhanced by the fully equipped kitchen complete with stove, Dualit kettle and toaster and full size dining table as you won't be disturbed by fellow guests or waiting staff. Breakfast is included in the room rate and the fridge is full of goodies so all you need to decide is if you prefer locally sourced smoked salmon, a full Scottish breakfast or a continental alternative. Then just prepare and cook your choice at a time of your pleasing and remember no-one will know if you are still in your pyjamas at lunch time! The dining experience is also enhanced by the Villeroy and Boch china and cutlery for that refined edge. Alternatively, sit back and let the chef take care of the cooking by booking a table in the Great Hall for a sumptuous breakfast at £12.50 per person (must be booked by 6pm the previous evening subject to availability).
The suite also has a picnic basket ready to just grab a bottle of wine, prepare some smoked salmon rolls from the fridge and stroll to the picnic tables at the spectacular Lochan (or lake) that is just 2 minutes walk away.
Dinner is also flexible, either pre-book a table in the Great Hall of Glencoe House for a formally served candle lit 5 course dinner, or, relax in your suite and delve into your fully stocked kitchen which is full of delights. Choose from a wide range of pre-prepared frozen gourmet meals and simply slip them into the Aga-oven and choose your accompanying wine or drinks from our ever-popular maxi bar.
For those little practicalities, the kitchen also has integrated dishwasher and washing machine although the suite is cleaned and serviced daily.
The Bedroom
The bedroom occupies the first floor and has an emperor sized bed for a restful sleep. The spacious wardrobe allows you to bring a full range of shoes as the Scottish weather can be unpredictable. The bedroom also has a TV for those who are keen to see some early morning news. For convenience, the bedroom has an en-suite WC and hand basin.
The Bathroom
The main bathroom is on the ground floor and is a room to retreat to and relax. Choices do have to be made however, for example whether you want bath bombs or bubble bath, or, whether you want a candle lit bath or not. The extravagance of the room is extended by the large shower with twin Hansgrohe raindance shower heads and luxurious range of toiletries; there is no need to fight over who showers first. The lavish bathroom is enriched by two bespoke slate Villeroy and Boch washstand together with Penhaligon's handwash and lotion.
The Private Terrace
Lodge No.12 has a vast decked walled garden where you can enjoy the daffodils in the spring and dahlia's in the autumn. Eating outdoors is always a treat, weather allowing of course, and is no trouble at all as there is outdoor furniture in the garden. For the ultimate in relaxation, however, nothing beats watching the stars from the privacy of your own hot tub.


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Bicentenary of the Restoration of Jesuits
HONG KONG (SE): As the 200th anniversary of the Restoration of the Society of Jesus, the superior general of the Jesuits approaches, Father Adolfo Nicholás sj, has written to all members of the society asking them to commemorate the occasion in 2014 with a desire to learn from history.
The Jesuits were suppressed on 21 July 1773 by Pope Clement XIV and expelled from every country in Europe with the exception of Russia. The Restoration took place in 1814 with a letter from Pope Pius VII.
Father Nicholás is asking members of the society and those who work with them to reflect on five questions as a preparation for the commemoration.
"What does it mean for us today that the society, which outside the Russian empire lost everything during the suppression, was able to begin again without any resources?" Father Nicholás begins.
"What might we learn from the attempts of the restored society to be faithful to the Ignatian heritage in vastly changed circumstances?" he continues.
He quotes from an 1830 letter written by then-father general, Father Jan Rloothaan, saying that the temptation was strong to love the external or superficial aspects of the society; the esteem of the wider society, riches and political influence, in a challenge to reflect on the core values of the spirit rooted in the Spiritual Exercises.
He also points to St. Joseph Pignatelli, who he says even during the suppression maintained contact with his brothers in Christ. "What does that witness say to us today," Father Nicholás asks.
He points out that the immediate time after the Restoration is rich in its mission history, as 19 per cent of the then—5,209 membership was working outside of the provinces they had joined.
He points to it as a time of great expansion where provinces like Australia, the Americas and Africa, as well as Asia got off the ground.
Finally he asks what the society can learn from its experience during the precarious and fragile existence of the Russian empire, and the fledgling new beginning.
He stresses that reflection must not have any hint of triumphalism, but express a joy of serving the Church and ministering to those in greatest need.
Officially, the commemoration will begin on 3 January 2014, the feast of the Holy Name of Jesus, and end on September 27, the anniversary of the confirmation of the society in 1540.
The original of the letter was written in English and ends with a wish that the society may better serve for the Greater Glory of God.
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Our River Clun Recovery Project has started practical 'on the ground' work this autumn. Clun Catchment Officer Alison Jones has made over 40 visits to farms where we hope to make positive improvements. Alison is able to offer free advice about resource protection and provide grants of up to 100% to improve conditions on the ground. Grants have been given for coppicing, tree planting, bank stabilisation, fencing, sediment traps, and the resurfacing of tracks and gateways. This activity conserves valuable soils and fertilisers, and helps to reduce silts and sediments reaching the river, thereby improving the water quality and habitat for freshwater wildlife. For more information please contact Alison on 07990 086014, or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
The Shropshire Hills AONB Conservation Fund is supporting 14 local projects this year. These include research into ground nesting birds, training Riverfly monitors, and developing sensory activities for people with physical and/or learning difficulties. Recently, grant recipients came together to find out more about the AONB and to share information, skills and knowledge with each other. The Conservation Fund runs annually from April to March and expressions of interest are invited for next year's round of funding. For more information contact Community Officer, Cath Landles, on 07990 085930 or email email@example.com.
This autumn we're working with St Mary's Primary School, Bucknell, helping them to explore and learn about the AONB through the John Muir Award. Brineddin Wood is their chosen 'wild place' for outdoor activities. Brineddin is an ancient semi-natural oak wood divided into 'quillets' or strips. The quillet the children are exploring is a Community Woodland, owned by the Redlake Valley Community Benefit Society. The children are taking part in a range of woodland activities including hosting the Oscar's for the hawthorn wildlife web awards. They are also involved in hands-on practical conservation work coppicing, clearing brash and collecting acorns to plant and grow.
South Shropshire Youth Forum is a charity which supports young people, giving them a helping hand when they need it. Through our Shropshire Hills AONB Conservation Fund we have helped the charity to develop a Young Rangers programme in the AONB. Building camps, mountain biking and orienteering are just some of the activities enjoyed by young people in the Clee Hill area. The experiences help to build confidence, develop team relationships and teach new skills. The success of Clee Hill Young Rangers has led to second programme being set up in Church Stretton. South Shropshire Youth Forum is looking for people to get involved, please email Rich Morley email@example.com. Or come along to the AGM on Tuesday 3rd November, 7pm at Craven Arms Community Centre.
Why Old Bill? In the First World War the cartoon character 'Old Bill' became as nationally recognisable as Popeye. His creator Bruce Bairnsfather also gained considerable fame as a result. If you study the memorial statue, you'll quickly see it's of a gruff old moustachioed campaigner, rather than a typical clean shaven young recruit. The statue's resemblance to the Bairnsfather' s cartoon inspired his name.
But that's not the area's only claim to a Bairnsfather connection. Although famous for his satirical wartime hero, Bairnsfather was a talented landscape painter who aspired to be recognised by the Royal Academy. He had a studio in Clun and liked to paint in the area.
On campaign. This autumn we decided that this connection was too good to ignore. Seasoned Campaigner, Friend of the Shropshire Hills, prolific writer and volunteer walks guide Keith Pybus led us on a walk from Craven Arms to Stokesay Castle in Bairnsfather' s and Old Bill's footsteps. We were especially fortunate to have Mark Warby from the Bruce Bairnsfather Society accompany us.
See an original Bairnsfather painting. The walk finished with the revelation that there has been an original Bairnsfather painting on public display in Craven Arms for almost a century! Not a landscape, but a version of 'If you knows a better 'ole, go to it' painted on the wall in the bar of the Stokesay Inn.
Try Shropshire Remembers website for more information about Bruce Bairnsfather and his connections to the Shropshire Hills.
'Clun Forest – memories of the landscape' is a pilot project which is bringing older and younger people from the Clun Forest together to talk about changes in the landscape. The Shropshire branch of Campaign for the Protection of Rural England (CPRE) has organised a series of sessions at Newcastle Primary School. Through photographs, memorabilia and sharing stories the children will discover from older members of the community how the landscape has been shaped by the activities of former generations. These sessions will be recorded and edited into a short 3 – 5 minute film which will be used to promote the importance of looking after the Clun Forest area so that others may enjoy it in the future.
Once a newsy buzz word, sustainability seems to have slipped from trendy vocab in recent years. Not in the Shropshire Hills where many have been doing rather than just talking. Members of the Shropshire Hills Sustainable Business Network have been quietly working towards fulfilling their sustainability pledges for several years. They recognise the benefits to their businesses of reducing energy use, buying locally and protecting wildlife. They've not only saved money and supported the local economy, but help conserve the landscape that we all enjoy and admire.
This October saw the launch of the new membership network, a development of the original externally funded 'scheme.' The new network will bring new vitality, aiming to be even more connected, dynamic and useful to local businesses. Wednesday 21 October saw the first get together for members wanting to learn about what's new and contribute to making things happen for sustainability in the Shropshire Hills.
Click sustainable-business-network to find out more about the network and here to find the businesses that support it.
The Optimising Business Broadband (OBB) project is offering businesses a FREE Social Media Information Pack and advice via drop-in sessions at local libraries.
Come along to one of the following sessions:
Tue 10 Nov, Oswestry Library from 10.00am to 2.30pm
Tue 17 Nov, Ludlow Library from 10.00am to 2.30pm
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Herbicide injury caused from natural oils and acids including acetic acid (vinegar), clove oil, d-limonene, long-chain fatty acids, and others.
- Leaf burn. Amount of necrosis will depend on how much spray solution contacts the plant. Direct exposure will result in overall necrosis. Small amounts of spray drift may result in leaf spotting.
- Necrotic spots on fruit when spray drift occurs while plants are forming fruit.
- New, untreated growth will look normal.
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Plant Entry and Symptom Expression
Naturally occurring oils or acids can be absorbed by any tender tissue resulting in foliar burn to any plant parts if sprayed at high doses or at times of high heat/drought. Young or older treated foliage will show the same symptomology and at the same time intervals with the exception of tissues with thick cuticles, which may not display any symptoms.
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Injury from natural oils and acids injury may be confused with symptoms from:
- Other non-selective, postemergence herbicides including glufosinate, paraquat or diquat.
- Protoporphyrinogen oxidase (PPO) inhibitors including acifluorfen, lactofen, sulfentrazne, oxyflourfen, and others.
- Organic arsenical herbicides (MSMA, DSMA) causing desiccation within 1-2 days.
- Salt stress.
- Prolonged drought stress.
Herbicide Mode of Action Category
No WSSA or HRAC categories specified.
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North Carolina Agricultural Chemicals Manual
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Herbicide Handbook, Weed Science Society of America
Applied Weed Science: Including the Ecology and Management of Invasive Plants (3rd Edition), Merrill Ross & Carol Lembi, pages 165, 170-172.
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FXCA october update
hi there!
Working the edges
Ministry at the edges of Church and culture is a challenge, to say the least. It is often hard to discern which particular edges should attract our limited mission attention (and budgets). With challenges in finding both people and money for long-term mission projects, it is often helpful to find "one off" mission opportunities which can still work to build community, offer opportunities for discipleship, even worship, and to build the skills and capacities of potential mission volunteers. Many of our communities have just such mission opportunities, ready made and waiting, in the shape of festivals, fairs, and cultural events. Read complete article
the first mission shaped ministry (msm) course in Canada is well under way.
From the hub in Toronto, the course is reaching throughout the country and beyond, with an eight-month experience that will help individuals and teams plan and implement fresh expressions of church. Toronto School of Thelogy students are making contact with their placements and (in some cases) beginning work, which is exciting, while other students are invloved where they live. At the time of writing there are 49 students taking the course. 22 of those are present in the classroom at Wycliffe, 17 spread between local groups in Edmonton, Lethbridge, Winnipeg, Niagara and Saint John, NB, and beyond! Please pray for Connie den Boek as she leads the course, and for all those involved.
Jenny Andison reports that around 175 people are registered in mission shaped intro (msi) courses in the Diocese of Toronto in 7 different courses around the diocese which is very exciting. Click here for details of these locations. msi is also being run in the Edmonton Diocese, and in St. Catharines, ON, at First Grantham United Church, click here for details.
Nick Brotherwood will be in Alberta for a vision day, Saturday October 16th, Calgary, Alberta, a day for the whole Christian community to discover more about mission-shaped thinking and fresh expressions of church. the first Vision Day of the Fall season takes place at St. James, Ranchlands. More details on this poster Calgary Vision Day poster.
On Sunday October 17th Nick will be in Lethbridge, AB, for a mission-shaped conversation.
Monday October 18th sees Nick speaking at the Companions of the Bishop dinner in Calgary.
Tuesday October 20th he will be in Edmonton.
Nick will be in Halifax, NS, for a "Great Church-Growing Church" workshop, October 22-23rd.
He then travels to St. John's, NL, to meet with student's at Queen's College, on October 27th, then to Mint Brook Camp, for the Diocese of Central Newfoundland Clergy Conference on the 28 &29th, plus a vision day on Saturday the 30th.
Messy Fiesta – Simcoe, ON – Nov. 6, 2010
On Saturday, November 6th Trinity Anglican Church in Simcoe will host a Messy Fiesta from 10am to 3pm.
Messy Church (MC) aims to create the opportunity for adults and children to enjoy expressing their creativity, sit down together to eat a meal, experience worship and have fun within a church context. Click here for more.
We need your stories of what's going on in your area, to put on the FXCA website. Stories of attempts to start something new, something which may stand a chance of developing into a fresh expression of church. Here is an example of what we are looking for, from Peterborough, ON, something that started as a result of a casual remark. Is it a fresh expression of church? I guess we'll have to just wait and see! Please send your story with photos to firstname.lastname@example.com
I am going to be in Halifax, NS, October 22th-23rd, and would love to meet any of you who can get to the event at which I am speaking. It would be great to see you!
Please continue to pray for all of us involved in encouraging "the development of fresh expressions of church alongside more traditional expressions, with the aim of seeing a more mission-shaped church take shape throughout the country." Yes, it's a huge job, but with God nothing is impossible, even though it is seldom easy!
Thanks so much for your interest in Fresh Expressions Canada. As we commence our third year of life, if you would like to support the work financially you can do so online by clicking here and filling out the form, selecting "Other," from the "I would like to direct my gift to:" options, and writing Fresh Expressions in the "Please Specify" box.
Yours in the power of the Holy Spirit!
the Fresh Expressions Canada team, Ryan, Sue, Thomas, Jenny, John, &…
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DEMARTIS, Manuel et al. Geochemical and metallogenetical study of the pegmatites and associated granites from southern Comechingones pegmatitic field, Córdoba. Ser. correl. geol. [online]. 2012, vol.28, n.1, pp.103-116. ISSN 1666-9479.
The Comechingones pegmatitic field (CPF) is located in the eastern flank of the Sierra de Comechingones, Córdoba province. It is composed of granite pegmatites belonging to the Rare-Element class, beryl type, beryl-columbite-phosphate subtype; some of them are transitional into the Muscovite class. Beryllium, Nb, Ta and U deposits, as well as high-quality industrial mineral deposits, are frequently associated with these pegmatites. In the southern part of the CPF two different pegmatite types have been described. Type I pegmatites constitute large zoned bodies with up to 1000 m long and 50 m thick, and may constitute rare element deposits, whereas type II pegmatites occur as small, unzoned quartz-rich dykes, without metalliferous mineralizations, spatial and genetically associated with aplitic leucogranites. Preliminary geochemical data from both pegmatites types and granites are presented and discussed in this contribution. Geochemical evidences, supported by field and petrographic observations, suggest that the two types of pegmatites identified in the study area represent two different, probably diachronic, magmatic stages. Type I pegmatites display a geochemical gradation in a S-N direction, from barren pegmatites in the south to fractionated pegmatites in the northern part of the study area, and are the lithological product of the first magmatic stage. The second stage lead to the crystallization of aplitic granites and barren type II pegmatites, geochemically less fractionated than type II pegmatites.
Palabras clave : Geochemistry; Metallogenesis; LCT pegmatites; Granites; Comechingones pegmatitic field; Sierras Pampeanas de Córdoba.


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The best thought I had on Thursday, was knowing that Friday was around the corner. I can't wait for the weekend. I feel like the work weeks are busier than they need to be. So much so, I find myself getting to work before 8, sometimes before 7:30 and working until almost 5 or past that. It's not like I should complain.
I really do love what I do. But when you're in meetings almost all day, every day, it's hard to get the actual work done! I'm lucky to have an amazing team that keeps things going and moving forward when I'm not around. I'm sure I'd be 8479374938 times more stressed if that wasn't the case.
So when I finally did leave the office, and then took my 25 minute bus ride home, I was beat. I fed the pups, laid down on the couch and this happened.
But shortly after that, the chickpeas happened. I wanted nothing more than to have the worst kind of snack in the world (read: ice cream, chips, chocolate, anything!) but we don't have those types of things in the house (except Skinny Cows, but wasn't in the mood for that). So I made the roasted chickpeas and it was the perfect snack.
I've made roasted chickpeas a million times before and they're usually savory with rosemary and sea salt, salt and black pepper, sriracha and franks red hot…and you get the point. I still need to try making sweet ones, but this time, I wanted a blend of it all because I couldn't decide between spicy and sweet.
So Triple S was born: spicy, smokey and sweet.
•Spicy and smokey was the garam masala. I make my own, but you can also buy it already made. I made a small batch of garam masala but without the cardamom so it was more smokey with the cumin and coriander.
•Sweet came from the cinnamon and brown sugar. A beautiful combination.
And all was right in the world. At least for the day anyway.
- 1 can (15 oz.) garbanzo beans, drained, rinsed and dried
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 tablespoons garam masala (homemade or store bought)
- 1 tablespoon brown sugar
- Preheat oven to 425°F
- Drain, rinse, dry the beans and put in a small bowl
- Add olive oil, garam masala and brown sugar.
- Toss well
- Spread onto a baking sheet in single layer.
- Bake for 30 minutes, tossing after 20 minutes.
- Chickpeas are done when they are toasted and crispy.