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Cancer Fund for Children, EUROSPAR retailers and Q Radio's Ibe Sesay are saying a huge "thank you" to shoppers who attended the recent Your Community Supermarket Coffee Morning in aid of Northern Ireland's leading children's cancer charity.
£36,000 was raised on the day to support children, young people and their families living with cancer in Northern Ireland. To say "thank you" to all who attended and donated, EUROSPAR produced a video of retailers, fundraisers, Ibe Sesay from Q Radio, and siblings Molly (11) and Matthew (7) Taylor all raising a cup to thank everyone involved. Molly and her family have been supported by Cancer Fund for Children after Molly was diagnosed with cancer in 2014. She attended the coffee morning at her local EUROSPAR Cullybackey.
The vital funds could provide 36 families living with cancer with a short break at Cancer Fund for Children's therapeutic short break centre, Daisy Lodge, in Newcastle, Co. Down; it could help provide up to 70 families with a travel for treatment grant, to help those families who need to travel outside of Northern Ireland for treatment or surgery; or it could help deliver a years' worth of residential support for young people living with cancer at the charity's log cabin Narnia, in Newcastle Co. Down.
On 25 March, almost 15,000 Barista Bar coffees were served with 6,612 enjoy local traybakes, across 45 stores in exchange for a donation to Cancer Fund for Children.
Q Radio broadcasted live from EUROSPAR Saintfield Road in Lisburn with Ibe Sesay, giving out goodie bags and chatting with several shoppers and fundraisers from the charity.
Ulster and Ireland captain Rory Best was the guest of honour, fresh off the back of the RBS Six Nations Championship, and lent his support to the initiative which brought donations in their droves.
Head of Brand Marketing, Bronagh Henderson said; "The inaugural Coffee Morning in aid of Cancer Fund for Children was a huge success, we are delighted that our retailers, staff and shoppers all supported the initiative and made it the success it was."
Joanne McCallister Director of Income Generation for Cancer Fund for Children added; "EUROSPAR has been one of our longest standing and most successful corporate partnerships, raising £700,000 to date. This latest total will help us provide invaluable support to local families to help them cope with the impact cancer has on their lives, right here in Northern Ireland. Thank you to everyone who turned out, embraced the coffee morning and donated to Cancer Fund for Children ensuring that local children and families don't have to face cancer alone."


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This article is useful for both new implementations and users new to the hierarchy upload processes. It is recommended that you read Hierarchy data format before reading this article.
As part of implementing the basic Talis Aspire tenancy, you will be guided through getting the data for your hierarchy upload, usually from your Learning Management System or Student registry, wherever you deem the modules or unit information to be a true reflection of your current offerings. If your hierarchy is established but the process is new to you simply raise a support ticket and we can arrange a call to discuss the process with you.
What does the Hierarchy file look like?
The Talis Aspire Support Consultant managing your project can check your files and provide guidance on errors. We often find a call with you, the team managing your source data and our Technical Consultant can usually help answer any queries about locating data and formatting the file.
Top Tip
Prepare a file for each level in your hierarchy, starting from the top down e.g. Top Level - Faculty, Middle Level - School or Department and then Bottom Level - Modules or Units, this is so the parents can be linked to correctly. Complete the full upload of each level before staring on the next.
Process Overview
- Prepare one or more hierarchy files and save somewhere that is easy to locate.
- Upload the file - this will initiate a 'dry run' which will report on changes that would be made, but not actually made live.
- Initiate a 'hierarchy update' from the review jobs screen. This will run the same set of checks as the dry run, but then will actually make the changes to the live hierarchy.
Ready to Upload
Once you have ironed out any issues with your files you are now ready to upload them.
- The Hierarchy Upload is accessed from the Admin tab, this is managed by those holding the System Administrator role.
- Select Hierarchy Upload.
- Then choose your .csv file from your saved location and click upload, the first thing the Hierarchy Upload does is to check for mandatory columns, correct column names, and file format.
- If this is successful it will go to a dry run, and display the following message:
- This is a background job, so you can carry on with other tasks. You can view the progress of the upload on the Review jobs screen, accessible from the Admin tab, or simply wait for email confirmation that the job has completed.
Dry Run Completed
- Once completed the Status will show as COMPLETE - SUCCESS or FAILED. If you get a FAILED status, don't panic! Your Support Consultant can help you identify the issue and provide further guidance on what amendments will need to be made to your file. Your first upload is a learning tool to give you confidence to update yourself when needed. If you do ever come across any issues, you can always let us know by raising a support ticket.
- To review the dry run job, or to check any errors from your hierarchy upload select Admin from the top main menu, then review jobs from the drop down menu. This will display past hierarchy upload jobs and their outcomes. The failures from the reports will also be shown.
- The outcomes of the report can be generated to a report for you to identify the errors by selecting the 'Actions' option circled below and selecting: Export exemption report.
- This report will help you identify the amendments needed to successfully upload your hierarchy.
- When you are at the stage of COMPLETE - SUCCESS the next step is to initiate the actual hierarchy update, select the actions and 'initiate hierarchy update', as below:
- You are then able to start your full hierarchy update in full.
- A pop-up box will appear advising it is a background job and to confirm this is the action you wish to take, so just click Initiate Hierarchy Update.
- As stated this can take up to 48 hours, so again you can carry on with other tasks. You can view progress on the Review jobs screen, accessible from the Admin tab or simply wait for email confirmation that the job has completed. During this time all options for linking to the hierarchy and updating the hierarchy are hidden from view. Once the file upload has completed these options will be visible again. If these do not reappear, or if you have any concerns or questions, please raise a support ticket.
What's next
That's the top level of your hierarchy in, now just upload the next file and follow the process. Remember by utilising the Parents column, they will attach to the hierarchy node above correctly. You can indicate more than one parent in this Parents column, where modules/units are taught across departments/schools.
On your first upload, it's important to remember that we are here to support you. Please ask for help if you are not sure.


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Acetyl-CoA carboxylase (ACC) plays a critical role in the regulation of fatty acid metabolism and its two isoforms, ACCα and ACCβ, appear to have distinct functions in the control of fatty acid synthesis and fatty acid oxidation, respectively. They are regulated by similar short-term mechanisms of allosteric activation by citrate, and reversible phosphorylation and inactivation, and there is clearly interaction between these mechanisms. AMP-activated protein kinase is the important physiological ACC kinase for both isoforms and yet there is a potential physiological role for cAMP-dependent protein kinase in the hormonally mediated inactivation of ACCα, and phosphorylation of ACCβ in its unique N-terminus.
Keywords:AMP-activated protein kinase, cAMP-dependent protein kinase, fatty acid oxidation, fatty acid synthesis, ACC, acetyl-CoA carboxylase, AICAR, 5-aminoimidazole-4-carboxamide ribonucleoside, AMPK, AMP-activated protein kinase, CPTI, carnitine palmitoyltransferase-l, PKA, cAMP-dependent protein kinase
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Happy Monday!
If you were especially attentive a couple of weeks ago, you may have noticed these three bracelets sitting on my desk in this post. They were created using this easy bracelet DIY by Honestly WTF (it's not a really new DIY, but new to me!), and realised that I had almost everything I needed to make them at home.. so I gave it a go! The only thing I didn't have was waxed linen.. so I used bakers twine instead :)
A little tip if you want to use bakers twine: because it's quite thick, beads with a large hole will be required, and it also helps to twist the ends of the string through your fingers with some glue. Once it's dry, it's much easier to thread through the beads :)


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Read the latest news about Crown Hotels
Crown Towers Perth Celebrates its first birthday by taking luxury to a new art form...literally
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Crown Towers Perth has set the benchmark in luxurious experiences since launching on 1 December 2016, so it's no surprise that to…
Crown Towers Perth has set the benchmark in luxurious experiences since launching on 1 December 2016, so it's no surprise that to celebrate its first birthday, the hotel group has taken this to the next level – and added a unique twist.
On 1 December, Perth's premier destination hotel showcased the ultimate luxury leisure destination in a 24 hour 'Live-in Luxury Art Installation' taking place inside its lobby.
As part of the installation, the hotel group plucked an unsuspecting couple off the streets of Perth to deliver the ultimate money can't buy experience for them – all taking place inside a live art installation that had them delivered the very best experiences Crown Towers has to offer in real-time.
For the voyeur in all of us, passersby and other hotel guests were able to witness the couple in situ living and sleeping in the lobby - enjoying everything from champagne to luxurious caviar spa treatments, five-star dining and the most decadent cocktails right through to being tucked up in bed with a hot chocolate.
Since opening its doors, Crown Towers Perth has made its mark on Perth and Western Australia, and is renowned as the pinnacle of luxury experience.
In its first year alone the hotel has popped over 31,000 bottles of Champagne and shucked almost 46,000 oysters – and has set a new benchmark in luxury accommodation not only in WA but in Australia. In its first 12 months of operation, Crown Towers has won over 10 awards at several of Australia's best hospitality and tourism awards.
According to Executive General Manager Crown Perth Hotels, Andrew Cairns, the installation was a fun, quirky way to bring to life what sets Crown Towers apart as a hotel brand – its unparalleled luxury and experiences.
"Crown Towers is known the world over as the pinnacle of luxury. We've had a great first year here in Perth and have been amazed at how much the city has embraced and fallen in love with it," Cairns said. "Crown Towers Perth has truly redefined the standard for high-end accommodation in market and what better way to celebrate that than by bringing to life some of those experiences in a fun way".
Awards Crown Towers Perth has won in its first year of operation:
• 2017 International Hotel & Property Awards - Best Hotel Suite, Asia Pacific – Chairman's Villa (winner)
• 2017 Luxury Travel Magazine Gold List Awards - Best Australian Luxury Hotel (winner) and Best New Luxury Property (winner)
• 2017 AHA WA Accommodation Awards for Excellence - Best Deluxe Accommodation Hotel (winner), Best Hotel Management Team of the Year (winner), Best Accommodation Hotel (winner) and Best Front Office Award - Emma Lang (winner)
• 2017 HM Awards for Hotel & Accommodation Excellence - Best New Hotel - Crown Towers Perth (winner)
• 2017 Perth Airport WA Tourism Awards - New Tourism Business – Crown Towers Perth (silver medallist)
• 2017 AHA Hospitality Awards for Excellence - Cocktail Bar Award – TWR (joint winner)
Crown Towers Perth: First Year Fun Facts:
• 27,512 coffees and 44,323 cocktails served at TWR
• 255,119 meals served at Epicurean
• 279,864 Crown branded water bottles
• 4,000 litres of chocolate used in the fountain at Epicurean
• Over 1.5 million mosaic tiles throughout the Crown Towers pool
• Over 100,000 plants and 575 trees were planted on site for Crown Towers
• 209,680 pieces of sushi have been served across Crown Towers
• 45,595 oyster served across Crown Towers
• 18,259 kilograms of chicken served across Crown Towers
• 31,744 bottles of Champagne


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Someone is getting desperate. On the eve of today's Iowa Caucus, gazillionaire Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney compared President Obama's record to Kim Kardashian's failed marriage to NBA star Kris Humphries. That "reality" show wedding extravaganza lasted only 72 days.
"I've been looking at some video clips on YouTube of President Obama, then candidate Obama going through Iowa, making promises," said Romney at a Sunday rally in Council Bluffs. "I think the gap between his promises and his performance is the largest I've seen well, since the Kardashian wedding and the promise of until death do we part."
Ann Romney says she "got a kick out of that, that was pretty funny."
Haha. Mitt "Multiple Choice" Romney will say anything for a laugh .... or a vote. Watch AFTER THE JUMP ...


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Skiing in Kitzbühel - KitzSki
The snow sure Kitzbühel ski area is undoubtedly one of the most popular ski resorts in the world. 54 cable cars and lifts allow the 179 km of prepared slopes and the grandiose Freeride opportunity to be enjoyed to the full. With almost 200 days of snow security and in particular, the world-famous, "Streif", welcome to the "best ski resort in the world"!
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First off we would like to commend all of you for staying with your Whole Story reading plan. We hope it's helping you see the Bible with more depth and clarity than ever before. To assist you in continuing this reading plan we have prepared this overview of the book of Acts.
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Happy hump day everyone, and happy first day of August! Summer has been flying by, and I plan to make every day this month count, or atleast every weekend! (my working ladies get me?!) I recently took a trip out to California with my boyfriend and two closest friends and we had such a good time. We stayed in LA, but rented a car so explored around Malibu a bit as well. I wanted to share bits of what we did out there.
The first day we explored Santa Monica. We started at the beach, got rained on, made our way to the shops, and ended with tacos and margaritas!
The next day we went to Malibu to the Paramount Ranch! We rode horses which was something I have been dying to do! The views were breathtaking and I love these smart creatures! Animals are seriously the best!
After the ride, we hiked the grassland trail to The Rock Pool, which was basically a pool of water hidden in the mountains. It was such a long hard hike but was so worth it the minute we ended up here! We swam and watched some daring people jump off the cliff!
We of course needed to visit Venice Beach, which was probably out favorite part. We had brunch and explored the long boardwalk. There was so much to see and do, but we just laied out on the beach, swam, and relaxed our very sore bodies.
We visited little Tokyo that night for some sushi, of course. Then we went to dance some salsa!
Not sure what night this was, but we also went to dinner at mama shelter, which was a hotel with a sick rooftop. The decor was also insane, wish I got more pictures of that! The rooftop was also very cool, literally…we were freezing lol
The last day was a fun one! We went to the W Hotel rooftop Pool party in Hollywood. It was such a blast. I'll let the pictures speak for themselves 🙂
We stayed in hollywood for the night and had drinks with some new friends. Perfect way to end a great trip! Hope you guys enjoyed this post. Have you been to Cali? Let me know!


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I wasn't necessarily looking for a vegan cake but came across this recipe and fell in love. It's so moist and even better a day or two after I bake it.
Organic baker Sarah Magid has a lovely book that I adapted this recipe from, Organic and Chic: Cakes, Cookies, and Other Sweets That Taste as Good as They Look.
2 1/4 cups organic all-purpose flour
2 1/4 cups organic cane sugar
1 cup unsweetened quality, fair trade cocoa
2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1 tblsp organic vanilla extract
2/3 cup organic canola oil
2 tsp organic white distilled vinegar
2 cups cold filtered water
In a large bowl add dry ingredients and mix together until combined. Make a well in the middle.
In a medium bowl add wet ingredients, mix well.
Slowly add wet ingredients to dry using a whisk or whisk attachment. Batter will be pretty liquidy.
Preheat oven to 350 degrees – make sure oven is completely heated before putting in cupcakes
Using a cupcake scoop, fill liners about 1/2 full to 3/4 full.
Bake for 15-17 minutes depending on altitude. Use a toothpick to check. Let cool in pan for 10 minutes before removing.
Thanks for stopping!
– Jessica
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In the middle of July, I went hiking with my friends. A few weeks back, the snow still remained on the trailhead where we planned, and we changed to the lower location to hike. We re-visited the trail this time if the snow was gone. And, it was!
After we hiked for a couple of hours, we went to downtown Vancouver to have brunch. I relied on my friends where to go. The place we headed was Subeez Cafe Restaurant Bar. It is closer to Yaletown.
We ordered from their brunch menu.
Sockeye Salmon Baguette
(Arugula, Pickled Onion, with Citrus Mayonnaise)
Garden Vegetable Burger
(Vegetable and Brown Rice Patty, Arugula, Roasted Tomato, Pea Shoots, Cucumber with Chipotle Hummus and Garlic Mayonnaise)
My choice, Eggs Benjamin
(Poached eggs, Smoked Salmon and Hollandaise on an English muffin, Hash Browns and West Coast Greens)
On that day, I didn't feel like eating sandwiches, so I chose egg benny with smoked salmon. I always think that you can't expect egg benny to be best in town rather than whether poached egg is cooked perfectly and Hollandaise sauce is nicely done or not, can you? I'm dreaming to eat the best egg benny in Canada one day. 🙂
(All pictures taken by iPhone)
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Address: 891 Homer Street, Vancouver, B.C. (map)
(At the corner of Smithe street)
Facebook: page
Twitter: @subeezcrb
Urbanspoon: page
Opentable: reservations?
[Mon – Wed] 10:00 – 0:00
[Thu] 10:00 – 1:00
[Fri] 10:00 – 2:00
[Sat] 9:00 – 2:00
[Sun] 9:00 – 0:00
Brunch Menu
Price Note
– Sockeye Salmon Baguette $14.00
– Garden Vegetable Burger $12.00
– Eggs Benjamin $13.00


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You know how there are certain days that stick with you for the rest of your life? And no matter how long it's been it still feels like it was yesterday? Yeah, me too. For me, it is this day. The day that I found out my sister was sick. The day that changed everything.
I remember when it all started vividly; it was the night before all the craziness began. I was on my way to work and on the phone with my mom. One of the things she told me that stuck with me was that Anna had a doctor's appointment tomorrow to find out why she was having hip pain, and that she and my dad were going. This is unusual, so I was surprised and commented (ironically) "this is serious." I really didn't think it was; that's why I said that. Because my sister was an aches and pains kind of girl; something always hurt. So she was having hip pain? Tomorrow she'll get over it, I thought. But I've never forgotten my mom's answer "well, we're hoping it's not." What? I was confused; how could some little hip pain be something serious? It never, not even once occured me to me that it could be so serious, so life threatening.
The next day is a blur; I was waiting to hear from my mom after the doctors appointment. I remember bits and pieces; I remember that she had a doctor's appointment and the next thing I knew she was in the hospital getting a biopsy. It was hard being so far away, I felt out of the loop and I wanted to be there. I remember my parents were trying not to worry me, so they told me it wasn't serious.
Later that day, I was sitting in my best friend's room checking my facebook when I saw that my aunt had posted on my sister's wall. "I love you," she wrote, "whatever this is you can do it. We'll get through it." "What is she talking about?" I thought. I went to my sister's profile and tons of people had written on her wall. "You can do this," they said. "You are so strong, I know you can fight." Fight? Fight what? At this point, I had no idea that cancer was even a possibility. Tears welled up in my eyes as I read my best friend what people were saying. I called my mom immediately. "Why is everyone telling Anna she can fight and that she'll get through this? What are they talking about?", I asked her through tears. That's when I knew. I knew that this was bad. That it was serious.
It took several days after the biopsy to get an official diagnosis. I went home shortly after that for Thanksgiving break and I remember telling my sister "You probably don't even have Cancer. It's just a scare, you're fine." We both knew I wasn't right, no matter how much we wanted it to be true.
I couldn't sleep for days after the diagnosis. It was cancer. What was going to happen now? Would she die? The thought of that terrified me and broke my heart into a million pieces.
Today, I am telling you this story for many reasons. Because since going home this weekend and being reminded of how hard my sister is fighting, it's been on my mind. Because it is always on my mind. Because I'll never forget. And? Because, today, you can do something to help. 1 Million 4 Anna, the site for my sister is hosting a Twitterthon today with Abolish Cancer. For every new follower of @abolishcancer today, the ad agency that started 1 Million 4 Anna will donate $1 to Children's Hospital where Anna is being treated. Where the nurses close the door and tell Anna "I pray for you everyday." Where they all know to pray at 12:12 for Anna. Where the doctors are doing everything they can to save her life. Please spread the word. We want to give back to the hospital that has done so much for Anna, and we want to create awareness about her story.
I wish that over a year since this story began, our story was one of kicking cancer's butt. But, it is not. Not yet. But, hopefully with the prayers it will become that story.


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In a well deserved acknowledgment, the SEC named Alabama's senior quarterback, John Parker Wilson, the conference Offensive Player of the Week.
Wilson looked like a true leader on Saturday night.
On another note, it's hard to watch or listen to a media outlet in this state this morning and not hear about the Tide. It's even harder to peruse the internets and not see Alabama as a major topic on conversation today. I've heard or read national championship more time than I can count this morning and the phrase, "undefeated LSU and Alabama meeting in November is huge" has been uttered more time than a few.
Let's do a good job and keep this in perspective. There are seven more gamers to be played
starting with an undefeated Kentucky team this weekend. Kentucky is unranked and has a chip on their shoulder because they are not getting any respect.
Ole Miss, who Alabama faces in a little less than three weeks, just defeated Florida, at home.
Tennessee, who seems to be headed toward oblivion, will not roll over and die when Alabama comes into town at the end of the month. In fact, nothing would make Fulmer happier than to upset Alabama as it might save his job and will certainly be a point of pride.
Arkansas State would love nothing more than to upset Alabama on homecoming and will put forth their best effort.
I don't believe that I need to say anything about LSU.
State has a two game winning streak against Alabama and always, always plays out of their minds against the Tide.
And Auburn. If you don't think that Tuberville can whip those guys into a frenzy to play Alabama then you haven't been watching football.
There is a long, long way to go. Just as the team needs to focus on the the next game, so do we. It's nice to dream and speculate and it's wonderful to celebrate, God knows we've needed that win to charge us up. But let's keep focus.
There is nothing at this point but a good Kentucky team that can beat Alabama unless the Tide gives their best effort. Let's be ready to fill Bryant-Denny on Saturday and cheer as if that is the only game left to play, because in truth, if we (every last one of us) don't, it just might be.
Roll Tide! Beat the Wildcats!
If you are an Alabama fan and, like me, you're getting prepared to start tailgating then I think it's probably a good idea to get out your Bloody Mary and Mimosa recipes. Breakfast casseroles and pigs-in-a-blanket and breakfast burritos are probably going to be in high demand too. Why you ask, do we need to get these morning delicacies ready for consumption? I've already done some game predictions for the year and now I'm going to go ahead and do some game-time predictions as well.
I believe that several of Alabama's games this year, especially home games, are going to be on Raycom/Lincoln Fianancial/Jefferson Pilot. In fact, I'm betting the Daves already have some rooms booked- maybe even a condo or townhouse rented for the fall.
Clay Travis at Deadspin has released what he says is a leaked schedule for CBS – the primary broadcaster of SEC football games – this fall. I've looked over it and, while one could debate the legitimacy of the document in question – I'm sure CBS has a plan but would be foolish to lock in a season's worth of games before the season – but the list that is presented makes sense based on a look at the schedule right now.
The good news is that there are a lot of great games this season in the SEC and there are quite a few weekends that I could be locked in a room with a working television, some snacks, plenty of beer, and a place to relieve myself I would be utterly content from 9:00 in the morning until I passed out sometime that night. The bad news is that most of those games take place in stadiums other than Bryant-Denny.
I believe that the consensus is that Alabama's home schedule is weak this season, but the full effect of that weak schedule is going to play out, I predict, with quite a few 11:30 kick-offs. Here, I'll break it down for you (keep in mind that on all but one week of the season CBS has first pick and they have two picks one Saturday, ESPN picks second and then Raycom gets whats left):
- Clemson – In Atlanta; night game on television (ABC)
- Tulane – Bryant-Denny Stadium; 6:07 kickoff on PPV
- Western Kentucky – BDS; 6:07 kickoff on PPV
- Arkansas – Fayetteville; probable JP game (I'm sorry, it may be Raycom now, but it will always be JP in my heart) LSU plays Auburn and Florida plays Tennessee that same day. One of those certainly will be CBS and the other the ESPN night game. Georgia plays Arizona State, which is an ABC game. Vandy and Ole Miss, which in theory sounds like a JP game, might get the morning slot but ESPN would have to take the Tide and Hogs as the second night game. I'm, not sure they want to air three SEC games that night on their family of networks plus UA and UA may both be 2-1 with losses to Clemson and the probable pantsing at Texas the week before.
- Georgia – Athens; this almost certainly an ESPN night game. Auburn and Tennessee should be the CBS game with Ole Miss versus Florida and State at LSU battling it out for JP honors.
- Kentucky – BDS; Not the best day in the SEC this season. Florida is at Arkansas (meh – but supposedly on the radar for CBS along with the UK/UA game. Other scorchers this day include, USC (cocks) and Ole Miss and Vandy at Auburn. Honestly that's four JP worthy games. If Ole Miss and South Carolina are playing well (should/could both be 4-1) the there may be ESPN interest but Kentucky should be, in all honesty, undefeated when they visit T-town and hopefully that will win out for the ESPN game but I don't see them both being on during prime-time. I'll say 30% chance of Dave honors.
- Ole Miss – BDS; According to the Deadspin list CBS has LSU and South Carolina, which makes sense but if Ole Miss is a one loss team at that point it will be because they beat South Carolina -giving them their second loss – 14 days before. Both Alabama and the Rebels come off bye weeks so CBS could opt for that game. Georgia plays Vandy which is typical JP fodder except for the recent closeness of those games, Arkansas is at Kentucky (two teams who should be losing interest at that point) and State is at Tennessee. There again, this is a day full of, what seems right now, mediocre match ups. While I'd say that Alabama wasn't a lock to play the JP game that day I'd say they are 50-50 to though. The thing that helps is the possible resurgence of a Nutt-inspired Rebel squad and the competitiveness of these games the last few seasons. This could just as easily end up on ESPN as it does JP.
- Tennessee – Knoxville; Unless some miracle happens and the Vols and Tide are undefeated then CBS will broadcast Georgia and LSU – which should be a phenomenal game. I just don't see a replay of last years step-child treatment to the Third Saturday in October. Kentucky/Florida and Ole Miss/Arkansas just don't offer the same prime-time meat that Alabama at Tennessee does.
- Arkansas State – BDS; While nothing official is out yet, since this is Homecoming it is all but guaranteed to be a 2:00 PPV game.
- LSU – Baton Rouge; This is almost certainly the CBS game. Deadspin says that Georgia and Kentucky are possibilities but unless Kentucky is undefeated or only has one loss, I just don't see that game bumping Saban's return to Tigah Stadium. All eyes will be on Baton Rouge that day but I'm sure given their druthers, the LSU fans would prefer the night game.
- Mississippi State – BDS; The "leaked" CBS schedule has the option of South Carolina and Florida or Georgia and Auburn and one of those is certain to be called by Uncle Verne while the other goes to ESPN. Vandy and Kentucky reeks of JP, but if ESPN decides to only broadcast one SEC game that day then Croom's return to Tuscaloosa might get the Dave treatment. The only thing that helps this situation is State's streak of two-in-a-row, both on JP, could create enough of a story to warrant prime-time. State's three-five losses coupled with Alabama's three-four to that point might negate that interest. This has a 70% chance of being JP bound.
- Auburn – BDS; On the newly formed SEC Rivalry Day, Florida and South Carolina both play their in-state, ACC rivals in their stadiums, excluding them from consideration. LSU and Arkansas as well as State and Ole Miss will have played the day before as has become their tradition. That leaves Georgia Tech and Georgia, Kentucky and Tennessee, and Alabama and Auburn to battle it out for the CBS slot. The Jackets and the Bulldogs are definitely the bigger market game but the match up just doesn't carry the umph that the Tide and Tigers do. I don't think that any of the games that day get Daved, but to be honest with you, I'd rather be the ESPN game. There is just something about a night game. This is the first year that the game has been this late in the year and in Tuscaloosa. The change to standard time coupled with the waning hours of daylight guarantee that (if kicked off at 2:30) this game will finish at night, which is good enough. It will also probably be good chili and bourbon weather. Remember, Tennessee and Kentucky were the CBS game last season and the Iron Bowl was on ESPN.
That makes four strong candidates for JP honors this year and every home conference game with the exception of Auburn. Either way, Alabama is probably going to be on CBS only once or twice tops. I think that's a good thing. I prefer night games over day games any time, but if I'm at a game at 11:30 then I'm out by 3:00 and have the rest of the day to absorb what else is going on around the country. The other silver lining of that cloud is that I only have to listen to the Daves one time at the most. No matter who you pull for, I'm sure you can agree that that is a good thing.


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No matter how hard we might try, finding the perfect gift is scientifically unfeasible. According to a study published in the Journal of Consumer Research, we give gifts that we think will reflect well on us and endear us to the recipient—not what the recipient actually wants.
This year skip the search for the perfect item and instead bestow the gift of a great time. Compared with material goods, experiences bring more happiness, according to research published in Psychological Science. When people spend resources on experiences instead of stuff, they get an uptick in happiness and excitement in advance of the experience that outpaces the boost given by the anticipation of a material good. Experiences trump material goods when it comes to long-term happiness, too. Experiences offer a social element, so we can build up relationships with them, and once the experience is over, it's something we can discuss with others. (A trip to Japan is much more interesting conversation fodder than describing the features of a new camera.) Read on for just a few ideas for fun, experiential gifts.
A well-chosen subscription service makes for a perfectly practical gift that delivers for months to come. Here are some of our favorites:
When it comes to food delivery, few subscriptions can beat the do-good feeling of Love with Food. Every month, your foodie friend will receive a box filled with organic and all-natural snacks based on seasonal items. What's more, for every box sold, a meal is donated to food banks such as the Feeding America Network and Share Our Strength-No Kid Hungry. $8 a month, Love with Food
Thrill your favorite bookworm with a subscription to a book-delivery service. The indie ebook store Emily Books will automatically upload a carefully selected ebook to their device every month. Or for commuters, try an Audible subscription, so your pal can download any audiobook that strikes her fancy. $14 a month, Emily Books; $15, Audible
Vinesse offers an "Earth-Friendly Wine Club," which will send your loved one wines from vineyards that use age-old farming methods to become self-sustaining ecosystems. You can select the number of bottles and frequency. From $42 to $276. Vinesse
Taking a cooking class together is a fun undertaking, and results in new skills that can be practiced daily. Read on for more ideas:
Check your local co-op for a variety of cooking classes. The staff may also be aware of local butchers, cheese makers and more who offer classes to interested parties.
Pastry is a delicate art, and a class can help you learn technique and have fun making treats together. Culinary schools sometimes offer recreational classes (such as those at the Institute of Culinary Education), but you can also explore the prospect of classes at local pastry shops or specialty stores.
Williams-Sonoma offers a variety of cooking classes at its locations around the country. There are classes for kids, cookbook club classes, technique classes and more traditional cooking classes.
Sur la Table also rolls out a full menu of cooking classes each season. Visit their website to see a full list of class offerings.
Trying something out-of-the-ordinary can make for lasting memories—as a bonus the right recipient will be thrilled with the unexpected nature of the gift. Keep reading for more info:
An afternoon of rock climbing can be an adventure by itself, or it may turn into a full-fledged hobby for you both to share. Find climbing gyms across the U.S.
Taekwondo, an ancient martial art, can be fun for the entire family. To explore the adventure of taking a class together, check out this great directory of schools across the nation.
Jumping out of a plane definitely constitutes adventure. Find out whether skydiving might be ideal for your adventure experience by looking up the dropzone nearest you.
Hit the highway for a road trip. Whether you simply want to treat your loved one to unexpected sights and hideaways near home or strike out for the opposite coast, the planning website Roadtrippers can help you find attractions, scenic routes and places to stay.
Experience Wanted
Check out these five ideas for experience-based gifts.
A meal at their Favorite Restaurant
It might sound boring, but few things are better than a free meal at your favorite spot.
• Or share the gift of a home-cooked meal.
Tickets to an Event
An evening of togetherness out on the town can't be beat.
• Consider tickets to a concert, a play, the symphony or a sporting event.
A Family Trip
Skip all the stuff this year, and take the family on an adventure instead.
• You could also consider a couples trip or a getaway with friends you don't see often.
Gift of Relaxation
Depending on your recipient's needs, consider a massage, a spa treatment, an acupressure session or a yoga class.
• You could even arrange to pick them up afterward for lunch.
Natural Attraction
Check out resources near your recipient's home that offer events of interest.
• Check into botanical gardens, a national park, a wildlife refuge or an amusement park.


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Truth and reconciliation are things we think that only faraway, war-torn countries need. Not so. The Indian residential-school system in Canada - a system carried out by churches with the imprimatur of governments - resulted in widespread abuse and loss of aboriginal culture, a national shame that still, today, demands truth and reconciliation. A four-day national event at The Forks in Manitoba provides an entry point for all Canadians into that process.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada, a product of the settlement agreement between the federal government and Canada's aboriginal peoples, is co-ordinating the event and six others like it across the country. Its mandate extends to creating a historical record, collecting statements from anyone affected by the residential-school experience, and promoting education about it for future generations.
The residential-school system removed children from their homes and families. The results included horrendous instances of sexual and physical abuse. Almost every student was shaped by emotional cruelty and loss of dignity. Eddy Jules, a student who arrived at the Kamloops Indian Residential School in 1969, remembers that "the first thing they did to us when we walked in the door is they cut our hair" - an assault on a child whose long hair is intrinsic to his First Nations identity.
Truth is needed because some facts still need to be collected. The commission's chair, Mr. Justice Murray Sinclair, wants to get to the bottom of stories about children who went missing from the schools. Stories of student-on-student abuse also need to be told.
Reconciliation is needed because in many ways, residential schools aren't just part of the story of the aboriginal-colonial relationship; they are the story. Nearly every aspect of the relationship - the making, and occasional breaking, of treaties; attempts to suppress aboriginal culture; the institutionalization of aboriginals - is either reflected in, or was propelled through residential schools.
There is an urgency in telling the stories. Most of the schools closed by the 1970s, so almost all of the perpetrators are gone. Many former students - the commission estimates 80,000 - remain, but their numbers are dwindling. The legacy remains, in the generations of people whose parents and grandparents failed at parenthood because they knew only institutionalization in their own childhood.
Reconciliation may be harder than truth, and not just for aboriginals; it will take a creative engagement by the commission to convince new Canadians that this is part of their story, and to remind all Canadians that the residential schools story merits telling and retelling in 2010 and beyond.
There are legitimate differences of opinion in Canada about questions of aboriginal policy, but the need for truth and reconciliation cuts across these lines. In 1994, a young aboriginal student told the CBC that traditional First Nations education consisted of "the three L's": looking, listening and learning. That education was denied to too many aboriginal people. The commission allows Canadians to look, listen and learn, if they have the courage.


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Rachel Harry – life lessons through theater and following one's passion
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Out of the glitz and glamour of Broadway came an announcement last June that was both heartwarming and local. Rachel Harry, a drama teacher at Hood River Valley High School, had received the Tony Award for Excellence in Theater Education. Although she had been nominated the year before, it came as a complete surprise to her—but not to those who knew her.
Her involvement with the theater began when she was six-years-old—she was always singing, dancing, acting, etc. "I'm not showing off," she told her older siblings, "I'm performing!" She has been teaching at Hood River for three decades, pouring herself not just into her productions (and they drip with her enthusiastic guidance), but into her students. They are her biggest fans, staying in touch long after they've graduated.
By its very nature, the theater demands inclusion, cooperation, responsibility, and coming to grips with one's emotions—even when it's simply playing a role. "This is powerful medicine for the teenager," Rachel muses, "and I am passionate about teenagers. What a glorious time in one's life! I want to make a contribution to our world, and this is where I can do my best work."
For Rachel Harry, art requires creativity and the confidence that comes from outside-the-box thinking, even when the results are a few lumps and bruises. Here is her mantra:
- To be creative, one must be a risk taker.
- To be a risk taker, one must not be afraid of failure. If you're going to make a mistake, make a BIG mistake.
- To not be afraid of failure means you understand that failure is not the end, in fact, failure is the beginning.
Is it any wonder the proper words of encouragement before a performance is "Break a leg!"?
We are delighted to have Rachel Harry as one of our speakers for TEDxMtHood 2017. The event is October 7th at Roosevelt High School. Tickets are on sale now.
Ted Moeller
Feeling called to be part of the TEDx team—by name even!—Ted Moeller is a dual citizen of Canada and the United States. He retired from the Canadian Armed Forces (a paratrooper chaplain) to plant a church in Vancouver, Washington. Ted loves the Pacific Northwest—its coffee, microbrews, sports teams, even its weather! In addition to being a pastor he is also a professor at Concordia University. Formerly, he was a high school basketball coach, a disk jockey, and co-winner of the Nobel Peace Prize (in 1988, sharing it with 35,000 other peacekeepers!). He married Patricia Chylla of Bloomfield Hills, MI, a third of a century ago. They have two children, Laura and Rebecca, and a Labrador named Kona.


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As a postgraduate research student in the Department of English Language and Applied Linguistics at Reading, you will be part of a large and vibrant community. You will work alongside a thriving group of researchers who are making a substantial contribution to the field.
For information on PhD Studentships in Linguistics: SeNSS ESRC Doctoral Training Partnership, please click here
The University of Reading has been known for decades as a centre of excellence in English Language Teaching and Applied Linguistics. Our postgraduate programmes have more than 1500 graduates in over 40 countries, many of whom have gone on to become well-known teachers and scholars whose work has come to define the field of English Language Studies.
English Language at Reading runs two lively PhD programmes in the fields of Applied Linguistics and English Language Teaching, and can offer training and supervision to doctoral students in several key specialisms in these fields.
World-leading research
The latest Research Excellence Framework assessment (2014) recognised 80% of our research as World Leading or Internationally Excellent. Find out more on our research pages. Research activity within the Department is broad and extensive and brings a breadth of applied linguistic expertise to explore the use and learning of English as a first and second language, and into how the multilingual mind works in context. We focus on 4 main themes, using a wide range of cutting-edge methodologies:
- Analysis of language (grammar, phonetics and phonology)
- First and second language acquisition and language pedagogy
- Sociolinguistics and discourse analysis
- Literacy and multilingualism
We also contribute via strong links to other areas of linguistic research within and beyond the university through the Centre for Literacy and Multilingualism , including the Institute of Education , Psychology & Clinical Language Sciences, International Study & Language Institute, Languages and Cultures.
We offer flexible modes of study designed to fit with your needs. Our PhD is available for study on a full-time basis over 3-4 years and part-time over 5-6 years. Both full-time and part-time variants are available for study in Reading or working away after the first year of study on campus
Over the course of your PhD you will also be involved in opportunities to communicate your work and network with other researchers, present a seminar, speak at conferences and workshops, and visit or host researchers from elsewhere. Every year, all Applied Linguistics PhD students present at the annual Language Studies PhD Conference, an event that is organised by the department and which is open to the Institute of Education, Psychology & Clinical Language Sciences, International Study & Language Institute, Languages & Cultures
In the first year of your degree course, you will benefit from a programme of relevant postgraduate courses which will be agreed between you and your supervisor/s as well as a programme of transferable skills organised by the Graduate School.
All postgraduate research students automatically become members of the University-wide Graduate School. The Graduate School provides training, professional development, study space, advice and administrative support in a dedicated building for the postgraduate research community at Reading.
Our PhD students go on to work in academia as postdoctoral researchers, lecturers and language teachers, but also sometimes find employment in industries such as Publishing, Public Relations and Journalism, as well as Government Agencies.
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Shuflie replied to PaulOBrien's topic in NewsOK, just entered even though I already have one. Really impressed by it so far, battery lasts well over a day with no low battery warning in the evening.
Mobile Broadband on a Budget (or FREE!)I imagine ovivo will go the same way as GiffGaff eventually, they couldn't give away free internet for ever
Shuflie replied to epyloxias's topic in Windows General DiscussionThere is no root for windows mobile as such, just bootloader unlocking, its been a while but from what I can remember this will probably need a windoiws pc. Head over to the Xperia x1 forum on xda developers to see what you can do with it, its mostly going to be custom roms and themes though, and trying to do all this from linux may be tricky.
Google - PLEASE fix the next version of the Play Store!
Shuflie commented on PaulOBrien's item in EditorialWhat Paul said for points one and two. The ability to view old purchases is still there though without the legacy store, although it isn't very consitant. On my Nexus one I just go to the apps section of Play and there is a download icon in the top section next to the magnifying glass, on my HTC OneX I need to click on the menu button to get to the same place.
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Shuflie replied to PaulOBrien's topic in NewsThey could call it the Nexus Optimus, or NO for short.
Got the Jot touch last week, bluetooth pressure sensitivity is ok on the ipad, but not as good as an active digitiser pen on windows. The stylus itself is very good, and very accurate. For android I recommend getting one of the cheaper Jots like the mini, cheaper than the bamboo and if they are anything like the touch you won't be disappointed.
I did say I'd gone a overboard, its the bluetooth version I've bought :wacko:. I was thinking of getting one of the cheaper versions without the pressure sensitivity, but I know that a few weeks/months down the line I'd be wishing I gone for the more expensive option; so I figured I'd save £20 or £30 and just buy it now.
I've gone completely overboard and ordered a Jot touch pressure sensitive stylus for my iPad. I have a few of the supported apps for it on the iPad and hope to have a few for my Nexus 7 when they get around to releasing the Android SDK. Its a lot of money just for a stylus but I hope its worth it in the end.
No problems with the cheap one I got from Amazon, it seems to lock every time and the magnet is so small/weak it really needs to be on the front of the case to work properly. The only thing I think I would change is the amount of coverage at the edges, as the opening is the same size as the screen it makes it difficult to swipe in from the edge to scroll through tabs in chrome and to pull down the status bar.
Case just came through, and for the money I'm pretty happy. I must have got the version two case as the magnets seem to work just fine, screen comes on when I open the case. As a stand its not great, the fold is a bit weak to trust to holding the N7 in landscape for video viewing, but as a case for protection and carrying around it does the job and doesn't feel overly cheap. The free stylus works well for draw something too, not put on the screen protector as I'm not a fan of them, and in the case it doesn't really need one.
r2: Legacy Play Store (with all purchased apps visible)
Shuflie replied to PaulOBrien's topic in SoftwareI can see purchased, and previously loaded free, apps in the regular play store, just A bit more hidden than before. Look in the menu bar for a download icon on right, clicking it brings back my apps with installed and all.
Wifi help please
Shuflie replied to Divein's topic in Google / Asus Nexus 7Mine is messing about with its WiFi connection now too, but I've found out that you can pass through a WiFi connection from your phone using Bluetooth.
Just ordered this, will let you know what its like when it gets here.
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Shuflie replied to Shuflie's topic in Google / Asus Nexus 7The build in Data Usage in settings.
Skype background data usage
Shuflie posted a topic in Google / Asus Nexus 7Noticed something weird on my N7, when I had skype running in the background it had managed to clock up 1.45 GB of data, with only about 80MB used for a short video call to test the quality of the camera. Decided to uninstall it as quality wasn't great and with that ammount of data transferred it couldn't have been doing the battery life much good. Has anyone else with Skype installed noticed this or was mine just acting up?


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The French car producer Citroën developed a new brand identity a few years back, which also affected the appearance of the dealers' showrooms. "The idea is to have universal recognition for Citroën wherever you are in the world," explains Martin Ericson, Citroën Sweden.
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Godzilla (dir. Gareth Edwards, 2014)
Ishirō Honda's 1954 film, Godzilla (ゴジラ), appeared in the wake of the horrific nuclear bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki — events in which over 100,000 persons were killed instantly, while tens of thousands more died later due to radiation poisoning and other bomb-related injuries. Against this backdrop, Honda's film was issued as a kind of warning. Godzilla was a daikaiju (大怪獣), a "giant strange creature" released from the bowels of the sea by nuclear testing. Wreaking havoc on Tokyo and its environs, the monster is finally destroyed by scientists, who, at film's end, come to confront the peril of modern technology. Its power, too, must be subdued, lest other daikaiju also appear.
The social and political concern of the original Godzilla stands in stark contrast to the latest incarnation of the franchise. Helmed by the English director, Gareth Edwards, the new Godzilla takes a more intimate approach. Its protagonist is Ford Brody (Aaron Taylor-Johnson), a San Francisco-based explosives expert who longs for nothing more than a little R&R with his fetching wife, Elle (Elizabeth Olsen), and cute-as-a-button little boy, Sam (Carson Bolde). Yet, when his father, Joe (a manic Bryan Cranston), is arrested in Tokyo, Ford is forced to head overseas and, hopefully, to resolve the situation. Of course, it's hardly that simple. A decade and a half earlier, a Japanese nuclear power plant exploded in a freak accident. Joe had been its supervisor, and he lost his wife (and Ford's mother) in the disaster. Joe remains convinced that the tragedy's cause did not lie with normal seismic activity but, rather, with some unknown phenomenon. Thus he continues to research the site of the accident and, in the process, to run afoul of the authorities.
Arriving in Tokyo, Ford sympathizes with his father, but wants him to be reasonable: why, after all these years, can't the old man just let it go? But Joe is incorrigible, and soon father and son find themselves back in the quarantine zone. What they discover there is astonishing: the site is no longer radioactive, and scientists are monitoring the activity of an enormous creature, a so-called Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organism (MUTO). The MUTO, a gigantic, winged, spider-like monster, whose face vaguely recalls the Predator, soon escapes from confinement and heads out across the Pacific Ocean. Its task, as we eventually learn, is to mate with a companion MUTO, which has emerged from the Nevada desert. This puts it on a direct path for — you guessed it! — San Francisco.
Now, at this point, one might well be wondering: isn't this movie about Godzilla? And the answer is: sort of. In truth, the narrative thrust of the film belongs to Ford, who, after Joe is killed by the MUTO, desperately tries to make it back to San Francisco, where he can protect his family and, with the help of his military confreres, save the city and the rest of humanity. Yet, as the plot unfolds, and as the MUTO's rampaging continues, it becomes clear that human beings will not be able to resist the MUTO. As the chief scientist notes, "The arrogance of men is thinking nature is in their control and not the other way around." Only another beast, then, can stop the MUTO, and that beast is — you guessed it again! — Godzilla.
Needless to say, when Godzilla finally shows up, fighting ensues, skyscrapers topple, and people run around screaming. Edwards manages the spectacle with considerable skill, but one can't help but wonder: what's the point? The MUTO and Godzilla are essentially blind forces; they hardly pay any mind to the human beings around them. Moreover, just why Godzilla wants to liquidate the MUTO is equally baffling. Apparently, it's all part of nature's "power to restore balance," but aren't Godzilla and MUTO unnatural monsters, created by the nuclear energy fabricated by humans? Whatever. It really doesn't matter, as the real goal of the film is to show stuff blowing up and, at last, to give us a shot of Ford embracing his wife and son.
In the end, then, the interesting question is: why is this Godzilla so different than its celebrated forerunner? In other words, why is the politically-conscious message of the original Godzilla seemingly no longer of interest? A number of possibilities come to mind. The obvious answer is that, well over twenty years since the end of the Cold War, we no longer fear nuclear armageddon as we once did. Indeed, in the 2014 version of Godzilla, the dangers of atomic energy as such are largely ignored, apart from the fact that the MUTO likes to snack on nuclear warheads. Another possibility is that, in the era of smart phones and iPads, we are far more comfortable with technology than we used to be. The dire warnings of the first Godzilla seem strained, outdated.
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Of course, there is some truth to this perspective. It serves to check human hubris and, perhaps, reminds us to appreciate the present moment — the smile of a loved one, the kindness of a stranger. But can it sustain the human spirit? Is the specter of a brutally disinterested cosmos enough to foster faith, hope, and love, not just in God, but in the very dignity of earthly life? Intriguingly, in one flitting scene, Edwards seems to suggest that the answer to these questions is no. As Ford and his fellow soldiers prepare to confront the MUTO, one of them opens a Bible and begins to pray. It is a prayer for God's support in the field of battle, but it's more than that: it's a prayer that God might exist at all, that there might be some purpose in the purposeless surrounding them.


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This morning the Polish presidential plane crashed near Smolensk in Russia, on the way to a ceremony commemorating the 70th anniversary of the Katyń massacre. It is estimated that 96 people were on the plane, none of whom survived. Passengers included Polish President Lech Kaczyński and his wife as well as MPs, senators, commanders of the armed forces and the head of the Polish Institute of National Remembrance.
A whole swathe of major figures in Polish public life was killed, with bitterly poignant timing. On Polish blogs and news sites, the 'comments' boxes teem with conspiracy theories: old tensions with Russia are easily reawakened. Questions have also been raised about the age and condition of the presidential aircraft and the wisdom of transporting so many important people in the same aeroplane.
Now is not the time for speculation though. Now is a time to offer deepest sympathies and condolences to Poland and its people and to all who lost family or friends in this tragic accident.
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White coats were noticeably absent during that rotation. It was bright. They had longer visiting hours, with rooms where families could stay at patients' bedside through the night. And there were distractions left and right: group activities, concerts, etc. "If I ever get sick, I'd want to be taken here," he writes. There is strong data that shows better patient environments can improve outcomes, the piece notes.
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David, I don't remember this episode, but found it on YouTube and will be watching it next weekend. Some of the atypical BONANZA episodes were my favorites. Plus, I recall Doris Dowling fondly from her nifty supporting performance in the film noir THE BLUE DAHLIA.ReplyDelete
I don't remember this episode at all but it sounds like quirky fun for Halloween, to be viewed at twilight, of course!ReplyDelete
Nice write-up, David! Thanks for the YouTube info -- I haven't seen this one but I'll surely check it out for Halloween.ReplyDelete
Don't have specific memories of this particular episode but am going to watch it asap! Was this one in the original syndication package? I don't recall it though I used to program Bonanza for KTLA in L.A.. But it looks like a terrific hour and I can't wait to get unsettled by it! Great post!ReplyDelete
Oh wow! I appreciate your point about merging Westerns and horror stories. It's not an easy project. But I'm very curious about this episode that "blurs the line between what's real and imaginary." Except for "Wild Wild West," that's not what I expect when watching a western TV series--I can't wait to see it. Thanks for writing about this.ReplyDelete


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