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Good morning traders!
We made another 130+ points yesterday making a current running total of over 500 points so far this week and despite being a little bit overbought in the short term, the groundwork is being laid for a continued move higher. I would expect that a few points are given back while the market catches its breath and I am watching for a move back towards the breakout area of 11450.
Greece still dominates headlines but the latest developments (i.e positivity from talks) are in line with many analysts predictions. A deal seems highly likely at the moment, although further concessions will be required from both sides. There are still gaps on fiscal measures to meet the surplus targets and pension sector reforms. The meetings this week may be the last chance for a high-level agreements keeping in mind that approval of an agreements takes time to complete.
So banks have been kept alive by ECB’s ELA facility, the population of Greece are not in favour of a Grexit, but Germans are tilting towards letting them go. There are further EU summit talks tomorrow and Friday. Most of Greece’s debt is to the institutions so Greece’s finances are likely to remain on a knife-ege throughout the summer, regardless of whether a deal is made or not. I found an interesting summary of Greece’s future below:
Dax Support & Resistance
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The weekly chart shows a strong reaction to the median line and the two previous weeks are now definitely looking like reversal setups
The 200 EMA was a strong platform for a bounce and it looks unlikely that it will be broken at the moment. A breakout above previous June highs is interesting to watch but I expect a pullback before going higher.
The one key resistance level overhead at the moment is the trendline from October, we are now approaching it from the underside and I would expect a reaction to this. So I am reluctant to go long from current levels and would prefer to get in a little lower if I can.
The breakout level is a decent opportunity to get in for me.


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On October 16th, people all around the world will come together to celebrate World Food Day. This day was created to raise awareness of the issues that surround food insecurity and malnutrition. It is also meant to promote ways to fix these problems.
There are many ways to celebrate World Food Day. You can join a virtual event, develop an activity, or just talk about the issues surrounding food insecurity and malnutrition with your friends and family. There are also a number of events happening in local communities across the United States on World Food Day.
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What is World Food Day?
World Food Day is celebrated on October 16th each year to help raise awareness about the importance of food and agriculture. The day was first celebrated in 1981 and has since been used to promote sustainable food systems, fight hunger, and advocate for better access to food.
Why is it important to celebrate World Food Day?
It is important to celebrate World Food Day because it helps to raise awareness about the importance of food and the need for more sustainable farming practices. It also allows us to learn more about the different types of food available on our planet, and how we can help to improve access to them for everyone.
The History of World Food Day
World Food Day has been celebrated since 1981 to commemorate the date of the founding of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization in 1945
When is World Food Day?
World Food Day is celebrated on October 16th each year.
How is World Food Day Celebrated? – Ways to get involved and show your support
On World Food Day, we can all take a moment to appreciate the importance of food in our lives and the role it plays in sustaining human health. There are many ways to get involved and show your support, from donating to a food bank or participating in a local food drive, to learning more about sustainable agriculture and eating more plant-based foods. Whatever you do, make sure you give thanks for all the food that sustains us every day.
Why We Love World Food Day
World Food Day celebrates the progress that has been made in the fight against hunger, and reminds us of the vital role that food plays in our lives.
Food is essential for our health and well-being, and we can all make a difference by eating more sustainable, plant-based foods. World Food Day also reminds us of the important work that remains to be done to ensure that everyone has access to enough food to survive and thrive.
In conclusion, World Food Day is a day to celebrate and appreciate the importance of food in our lives. It is a day to reflect on the ways that we can work together to ensure that everyone has access to safe, nutritious, and culturally appropriate food. Let’s all work together to make World Food Day a success!
How will you celebrate World Food Day?
Ever feel like every day, month, and year is crammed with so many events and holidays, it’s like the world’s stuck in a non-stop party mode? And guess what? We’re all invited to this global shindig!
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Framed with a useful update on the latest archaeological and historical insights into the history of the Angkor World Heritage Site, this new understanding of the West Mebon Viṣṇu sculpture reorients our understanding of religious and political change in Angkor in the 12th century. Fully illustrated in colour throughout, the book will be of interest to art historians and curators, historians of Southeast Asia, and anyone with an interest in the art and history of Angkor.
Marnie Feneley is an accomplished scholar, with 20 years of experience in academia, museums and galleries in Australia and Southeast Asia. She specialises in the nexus between Southeast Asian art history, archaeology and religion. She has researched and co-curated many exhibitions, including the “Atlas of Maritime Buddhism” and “Buddhist Artworks” (Hong Kong, 2021), pioneering 3D immersive reconstructions of Asian temples and sculptures.

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Hey folks, it's me Ian Walker here again. I just wanted to let you guys know that this Saturday beginning between 10 & 11 am PST, I will be opening a chatroom over on ETSY that is dedicated to selling all sorts of artwork. This can be drawings, paintings, and some photography. The focus of the room is to create a place where artists can come to show off each others work, and make some real money doing so. Of course those that don't have cash can come in and ask questions about what the artists do, and we will answer your questions as best we can.
I myself will be there selling my stuff from within my store, as well as taking commissions for original art pieces. To check out the action, go to ETSY.com in the Community section and click Chat. The name of the room will be called ETSY Artist Alley. Think of this as a mini comic con held within the ominous webspace that is ETSY. This is the first test of an idea that I have had going on in my head for a very long time. If this works, then I can move forward. But I cannot reveal what that idea is but if this works out, ideas will be said soon. Until then, I hope that you all will be there to check it out! See you Saturday!
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hi there i am writing on behalf of moing out of her mind with worry,she recy sister as she is gently got told she had the hpv virus and had the genital warts removed,she then had a smear and everything was fine but she is convinced that it will lead to cervical cancer,can you help and put her mind at rest
I don't completely understand your question/post, but I think I can give you a little info. Cervical cancer is caused by a different group of HPV than those that cause genital warts. It is entirely possible that she had both high risk (that can lead to cancer) and low risk (that can cause warts).
Yeah, I think your text got rearranged. But from what I can understand, your sister has warts. This is considered low-risk and does not go on to cause cervical cancer. Her pap being clear is a very good sign that she does not have the cancer-causing kind of HPV. However, since she is sexually active, she can always catch the high-risk kind (as we all can, of course) and she should keep up with her pap tests.

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Love & Hip Hop Atlanta reality star/rapper Lil’ Scrappy (real name Darryl Richardson) returned to court this week, to find out whether or not a judge will revoke his probation. The AJC reports that the 29-year-old ATL native was ordered to provide a urine sample to test for illegal drugs. Prosecutors alleged that he switched his urine during a routine drug screening that is required as a condition of his probation. On Wednesday, DeKalb County Superior Court Judge Daniel Coursey continued the probation revocation hearing until next Wednesday to allow the urine sample to be processed and to make a ruling accordingly. Scrappy is on probation for a 2008 first-offender plea to felony marijuana and gun possession charges. The hearing is scheduled for May 22. P.S. A little birdie told us that his reality co-star, Shay Johnson, went with him to court. No word on if his ex-fiance, Erica Dixon, was in attendance.
And in totally non-related news, this week, Will Smith and his son Jaden appeared on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, one after news hit that the 14-year-old teenage actor wanted an emancipation from his family. Both were on the show, promoting the new film, ‘After Earth’.
See, here’s the thing that you need to understand: I’m not going anywhere. The thing that people don’t get is everything at this house is free! So I can get anything and everything at his house, so I’m going to be there 20, 30 more years.
So how did the actual rumor get started?
I think I made a joke in Tokyo. I mean, my baby boy, he’s never leaving me, ever. No emancipation for the Smith kids.
And here’s footage of him addressing the rumors:

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Johnny Mathis and Deniece Williams made a fine team on this collection of sentimental love songs and light pop ballads. They had had previous success on the title track, which had been included on her first release, so they opted for a full session. They had a moderate hit with a cover of "You're All I Need To Get By," and they also reworked Stevie Wonder's "Until You Come Back To Me (That's What I'm Going To Do)." It peaked at Number 19 on the pop chart, and actually proved Williams' most consistent album from a sales standpoint.
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History of the Charlotte County Grammar School
Aug 17, 1918
Centenary of Charlotte County Grammar School 1818-1918
The celebration of the Centennial of the Charlotte County Grammar School was held in the Assembly room of the Prince Arthur School on Friday evening, and a full report will appear in our next issue. We have been supplied with an advance copy of the “Historical Sketch” by M. N. Cockburn, Esq., K.C., which is as follows:
The Friends present tonight must suffer a disappointment, if they are expecting from me anything that could be at all regarded as a proper history of the Charlotte County Grammar School. It was only ten days ago that I was asked to take part in this very important and most interesting event. It can therefore be readily understood, that a great injustice would be done to this institution, whose traditions bear such unmistakable marks of age, distinction, and importance, to speak of the few disconnected facts and incidents to which I shall be able to refer tonight, as “A History of the Charlotte County Grammar School.”
To prepare anything that would approach a real history of an institution such as the Charlotte County Grammar School, covering a period of one hundred years, in ten days’ time, would be a task far beyond me and would palpably fail to do justice to the school; to its antecedents, to its splendid accomplishments and to the noble army of great men and splendid women, who have for a whole century aught and studied in that school. It is regrettable in the extreme, that a proper history of this School has never been written, and even more regrettable, that all the records and data from which such a work might have been compiled, have not been preserved.
The Acts of the Legislature of the Province of New Brunswick dealing with this School, and some records still to be found in the Office of the Board of Education at Fredericton, give some small degree of information respecting the establishment and working of the Charlotte County Grammar School, but the events and facts that would have been most interesting to records in a properly prepared history of the school, have been allowed to perish and be forever lost, in the passing of the older generations of St. Andrews’ people, without in any form leaving behind them a record of the knowledge they had on that subject; which is quite as painfully true of many important events connected with the Torn of St. Andrews, it first settlement, its commercial growth and development, its ups and down as an industrial centre, and its transformation into Canada’s greatest summer playground.
At attempt at this date to gather material for a proper historical sketch of the charlotte County grammar School, convinces one very forcibly of the fatality of delay, and it is surprising how very little information is now at hand from which to complete a connected tale of this ancient establishment. Records that give any information along the required lines are indeed very scarce, and the older people from whom so much valuable information could have been obtained and preserved have passed along to that Country, from whose bourne no traveler ever returns.
From the best information I can obtain every pupil who attended the School, under the teaching of the first school Master, and, with very few exceptions, all who attended under the Master who was Brunswick show that this School was established by an Act of the Legislature, passed March 11th, 1816, entitled, “an act to Establish a Grammar School in the Town of Saint Andrews.”
The preamble of the Act reads oddly enough, to those who live in these advanced days of educational advancement and necessity, in these days when education constitutes one of the indispensable necessities in the life of every man and woman. The preamble sets forth—“Whereas education of the youth is of the utmost importance in society, and public attention to that subject has by experience been found to be attended with the most beneficial effects.”
The Rector of St. Andrews Church (as it was called in the Act referred to), in the Parish of St. Andrews, for the time being, together with Robert Pagan, John Campbell, John Dunn, Colin Campbell, David W. Jack, Harris Hatch, Thomas Wyer Jr., and John Strang, were named as the first Board of Trustees and Directors of the School, by the name of “the president and directors of the public grammar school in the town of Saint Andrews.” It was also provided that the Rector was always to be the President of the Board. And those were substantially the conditions, under which the School was conducted until the coming into force of the Free School Act in 1872, when by the new Legislation, the St. Andrews Grammar School, in common with the Grammar School then existing in all the other Counties in this province, was merged in and became a part of the Free School system of the Province, since which time it has been known and legally designated as the Charlotte county Grammar School.
Until the adoption of the Free School Law, which was passed by the Legislature on May 11th, 1871, and by the terms of the Acts, came into operation on the 1st day of January, 1872, the Grammar School, in St. Andrews seems to have been entirely distinct from the other School system then in vogue so much so indeed that Patrick Clinch, who was the first school Inspector for Charlotte county appointed by the Government, and whose home was in St. George, when making his annual report to the Government in 1854, expressed his appreciation of the great courtesy that had been shown to him by “the president and governors of the Academy at St. Andrews,” in permitting him to pay a visit to the aforesaid Academy.
The Act of incorporation provided that the Government grant of 100 pounds should be made annually, in aid of the Grammar School, towards the support of a Master, and 200 pounds to aid in the erection of a school building. But it was provided that as soon as the annual income of the said Grammar school should in whatever manner the same might arise, amount to 600 pounds, then the annual Grant of 100 should cease.
There is now no available source from which to learn the exact date when the erection of the Grammar School building was commenced but inasmuch as the Act authorizing the erection of such building was passed in 1816 and the School was opened in the year 1818, it would seem to be a fair inference, that the Old Grammar School building was erected about 1817.
The building as originally erected, or the first Grammar School, was a square building in form, with a hip roof; from the centre of the roof arose a bell tower of the same form as the main building, and that was surmounted with a peaked roof, from the apex of which a flag staff with a ball on its top pointed skyward. The door opened into a hall, on either side of which was s class room, and at the end of another door opened into the school room. Just opposite the last mentioned door in the main room, and against the wall, was a sort of pulpit, with a reading board on the front, into which the Master used to ascend when hearing his classes, and especially for the hearing of classes in translation of Greek and Latin.
At some subsequent time, the date of which I have not been able to ascertain from any source, an addition was made to the original building, on the end facing on King Street. All present will know, that the old Grammar School building stood on the same site now occupied by this Prince Arthur School building. The addition referred to comprised the space afterwards occupied and known to the present generations, as the cloak rooms and class room, as the same were at the time the old building was abandoned. In making the addition referred to, the interior of the building was changed in form, and a “V” roof put thereon, with the gable end facing on King Street. A small bell tower was placed on the eastern end of the building, from which for many generations the old Grammar School bell, which is in evidence here tonight, rang out its call to summon the Grammar School pupils to their daily tasks. The old building when enlarged and remodeled increased the size of the main school room, by the removal of what were originally the hall and class rooms referred to in this description. In that enlarged and remodeled condition, the old Grammar School building served as a school building, under whose room many bright minds were trained and developed, and many who afterwards became prominent and distinguished men and women, passed their graduation.
In 1912 the old building was removed from its original site, after ninety-four years of service, to a place on the lot below that on which it sat so many years, and is now crumbling into decay, a standing witness of the work of the iconoclast, and if its inner walls could be made to speak, much that would interest and amuse could be learned, which now, alas, can never be known.
In 1811, the Rev. John Cassills, a Presbyterian Divine, was sent out from Scotland to teach the Academy at King’s College, Nova Scotia. That was then a denominational school, under the management of the Anglican Church, and the governing body did not feel altogether comfortable about a Presbyterian clergymen moulding the minds and lives of the youths of their faith, and a knowledge of the existence of that feeling caused the teacher to chafe slightly under the cords that bound him to a school, and to a people who loved and honored the man, but had doubts a to the soundness of his theology. The opening of the Grammar School at St. Andrews, and the need of a teacher to take charge thereof, afforded Mr. Cassills, an opportunity of relieving his mind on a difficult problem, against which he had fought for seven years; and at the sacrifice of income which in after years he must have sorely needed to rear and educate a family of twelve children, with which God blessed him in his married life, he accepted the appointment to the principalship of what was then the St. Andrews Grammar School.”
In 1818 Mr. Cassills moved from Windsor, Nova Scotia, to St. Andrews, and took up his residence in what was afterwards known as the “Donaldson House,” which occupied a site on the upper part of the block immediately above the Grammar School building, which Block is now the property of Lady Tilley.
The reminder of Mr. Cassills’ life was spent in Charlotte County, and during that time he build and occupied a dwelling on Minister’s Island, on site that is still spoken of, by some of the older people, as the “Cassills’ field.” He also built and occupied the dwelling house on the St. John Road which was lately owned and occupied the late Mr. Robert McLaren and his family. He also owned, occupied, and died in the dwelling house at Vardon’s Point, Bocabec, which has lately been remodeled and is now owned by Mr. Angus Holt.
At the opening of the school in 1818, it was exclusively for male pupils in the advanced grades, and Mr. Cassills’ pupils, for the first years of his term, were every largely made up of sons of the United Empire Loyalists and their descendants. That splendid class of men who, three quarters of a century ago, were the very life-blood of all St. Andrews’ industries, whose enterprise and industry placed St. Andrews, in their day, at the head of the commercial Towns of New Brunswick; lined the water front with wharves and warehouse, and taxed the same to full capacity with shipments to and from; filled the harbor with ships which carried on a very large trade between here and the Old Country and between here and the East Indies; who promoted and built the first lien of railway in new Brunswick; whose ability, integrity and enterprise place them foremost among the men of New Brunswick, and who set a place for the commercial life of St. Andrews, which their descendants failed to maintain, were graduates from Mr. Cassills’ school.
How interesting it would be if we tonight could read a list of the names who responded to Mr. Cassills’ first roll call, on the opening of the Old Grammar school in 1818. Unfortunately there is no such record extant, and I have been able to ascertain their names of only a few who were his pupils during the twenty years that he was Head Master in that school, from 1818 to 1838. During that period, however, the late Honourable Harris Hatch raised and educated a large family. There were five boys whose names I remember, from information given to me years ago by some of the older people. They were Harris, Wellington, Christopher, Edward, and Charles. Mr. Cassills took delight in telling of an incident that occurred in connection with the Hatch family, while the boys were in his school. Perhaps there is only one person living today who remembers hearing Mr. Cassills relate this tale, and that is Miss Jane Kaven, who now lives in Bocabec, who has seen ninety summers, and whose recollections of Mr. Cassills are still very distinct. The honorable Mr. Hatch, was, of course, solicitous of the welfare and future of his boys, and in discussing their possibilities with Mr. Cassills, said he felt that Harris, Wellington, Christopher, and Edward were boys of strong intellect and would easily make their way in life; Charles, however he thought to be of weaker mental caliber, and he asked Mr. Cassills if he did not think he had better educate Charles for the Ministry. Whether it was because of the views expressed by Mr. Cassills in reply to Mr. Hatch’s inquiry or some entirely different cause, Mr. Charles Hatch never attained the scared calling which was then his father’s ambition. Another pupil who attended the school under Mr. Cassills, was the late Mr. Thomas Thompkins Wyer, who was a familiar figure on the streets of St. Andrews half a century ago. Mr. Wyer was a godly man, and did much good in the community, in his own way, but like Mr. Charles Hatch the could not be classed as a man of strong mental powers. For the purpose of this narrative, I am assuming that colonel Wyer, the father of Thomas Thompkins Wyer, like his son, Charles, thought it would be his paternal duty to place his son in some occupation where brain power would not play much part. He, therefore, educated his son, Thomas as a lawyer, and Mr. Wyer became a member of the New Brunswick Bar, but his mind and thoughts ran in too saintly a groove to continue long in that profession.
The last two survivors among the men who attended Mr. Cassills school, were the Late Honorable Senator Arthur Hill Gillmor and the late Mr. Charles O’Neill.
In 1836 the Rev. Mr. Cassills resigned his charge of the Grammar School, to resume his work in the ministry, and assumed charge of a Presbyterian circuit in this County, with churches at Bocabec, Whittier’s Ridge, and Mascarene, wherein he labored faithfully and well until his death on July 18th, 1850. His remains rest beside those of his wife, under the shadow of the spire of Greenock Presbyterian Church h in St. Andres.
Mr. Cassills bore the reputation of being a man of strong scholarly attainments. His sermons and writings, many of which are still in existence, show the had a profound knowledge of , and took a deep interest in astronomy. While in the Grammar School he successfully taught navigation, and many a sea captain who afterwards sailed on the five oceans, obtained the whole of their theoretical education while in his school. He spoke fluently and wrote freely in seven languages. He certainly was himself a scholar of a very high order, but the opinion did prevail among some of his pupils that he did not possess the ability to impart knowledge to eh same degree as possessed by some of his successors in the school.
In 1838 Mr. Daniel Smith Morrison succeeded Mr. Cassills as Head Master of the Grammar School. As far back as that time we have evidence of the fact that nick-names were common and in sue, as they are at the present day, for history records that this new Head Master was given the name of “Long Morrison,” of “Sugar Tongs,” from the fact that he was very thin, had long legs and a very short body.
Mr. Morrison continued in charge of the School from 1839 to 1849, when he went to the United States, became a citizen of that Republic, entered the legal profession, and was appointed a Supreme Court Judge in the State of California, which position he held at the time of his death. Some years before his death, and after his elevation to the Supreme Court bench, he was visited in California by our worthy and much esteemed fellow townsmen Mr. Henry O’Neill. Mr. Morrison really taught the Grammar School only ten years, as he spent one year from 1q845 to 1846 in England, on leave of absence, and during that period the school was in charge of Mr. Charles Bliss, who afterwards became an Anglican clergymen. During the time that Mr. Bliss was in charge of the school the number of pupils in attendance sensibly decreased, as it is said he lacked the magnetism and personality of Mr. Morrison. Upon Mr. Morrison’s return, however, the vacant seats were speedily filled and the attendance became so large that an usher had to be engaged. Many changes were made in the management of eth school and in the system of instruction. Trial by jury was instituted, so that no boy accused of misconduct should be unfairly punished.
I have obtained the names of some of the men who were students under Mr. Morrison, and no doubt many of them will be familiar to some of those present tonight. The list includes: Stannus Jones, Mortin Jones, Vernon Jones, the Hon. B. R. Stevenson, Dr. J. F. Stevenson, Rev. Fletcher Pickles, George Miller, John Miller, Robert Miller, J. Sydney McMaster, J. Ambrose Street, Arthur Streets, George W. Street, W. H. Street, W. D. Aymar, Mathew J Elliot, Andrew Elliot, William Austin, George Buckstaff, John smith, Henry O’Neill, Rev. Francis O’Neill, James O'Neill, Hugh Stoop, James Stoop, Darius Ingraham, Patrick Quinn, Thomas McVay, Daniel McStay, John Dunn, B. O. Hathaway, John B. Balsom, John Boyd, James Maloney, E. S. Polleys, R. Melville Jack, John Lochary, Charles Eaton, Fred Eaton, Donald Berry, Fred A. Morrison, John Campbell, George Mowat, Thomas Berry, Alexander Berry, Robert Stevenson, Capt. Nelson Clarke, Capt. John Wren, Alexander McGill.
Very few indeed on the above list are still living, but we are glad to number among our citizen in St. Andrews three whose names have been given to me in the above list, and who are with us tonight, Mr. Henry O’Neill, Mr. James Stoop, and Mr. E. S. Polleys.
I could give some slight account of those whose names are above given, in their after life, but that would be personal history, not history of the Grammar school, to which I feel I must limit myself in this narrative.
One incident, however, which is directly connected with the school and has been given to me from a reliable source, may be worthy of touching upon as I pass along. It is connected with the late Fred A. Morrison,, who as a pupil at the time. He afterwards went into the legal profession, in which he distinguished himself during the short time he lived, and was a law partner with the late Judge King of the Supreme Court of Canada. At the time referred to the late Dr. Jerome Alley was the Rector, and as a trustee of the school, was paying an official visit. Dr. Alley was a short and very fat man, and while examining the school at the closes of the term he asked Fred Morrison to spell the word “Fatally,” and Mr. Morrison proceeded to divide the word in syllables and spelled it thus: “Fat, fat; Ally, Ally.” Dr. Alley was wise enough to take no notice of the play that had been made on the letters of his name, but the story is worthy of repeating, as evidence of the remarkably swift wit on the part of young Morrison, who as that time was scarcely fourteen years of age. This incident may have occurred n the School of Mr. Smith, rather than the school of Mr. Morrison.
Mr. Morrison was succeeded as Head Master in the School by Mr. Randal E. Smith in 1849. Mr. Smith at that time was a young man, fresh from King’s College, his home being on Prince Edward Island. One of his pupils has spoken of him in this manner: He was then abut thirty-five years age, and was what would be truly called a fine looking man. His hair was brown, face full with side whiskers, average height, and a form inclined to fullness. His step was light and sprightly, and tradition told how he had put to flight two big loots who, for a fancied grievance,, had treacherously taken him unawares. His learning was of the first order; he was an excellent English scholar, a good French scholar, and was proficient in Latin, Greek and Hebrew; he was a capital arithmetician and mathematician, and taught navigation to many a youth who afterwards was destined to command the ships that sailed the briny deep. While playful and jolly at recess or before session he was a strict disciplinarian, once the bell had announced the hour for work. He was noted or impartiality, and the son of the aristocrat would “catch it” just as quickly as the poor scholar who was getting his classics for making the fires or brooming the floor, if the rules had been infringed and a castigation was required. It was the custom in Mr. Smith’s school to begin the morning session by reading a Chapter fro the New Testament, each pupil continuing the text as his name was called, and the Catholic boy was obliged to bring his Douay for that purpose, though it would have been handier and cost a small sum of conscience to use his neighbors King James Version. He disliked anything that smacked of bigotry, and no fault would meet with more severe retribution than the one of sneering at another’s religion.
In 1855 Mr. Smith was ordained a Deacon in the Anglican Church, and acted fro some years as assistant to the Rev. Dr. Ketchum, but continued teaching the Grammar School until 1868, when he left St. Andrews and became the Rector of St. Marks Church in the Parish of St. George, in succession to the Rev. Mr. McEwen. He died in July 1899, much regretted not only by his own flock, but by all dominations. A young man just from college he at first had pretty hard work controlling a rather rough and pugnacious lot of pupils, who had been brought up to believe that truth and pluck would always win out, and his hasty punishments without proper investigation, soon precipitated a revolt, which happily resulted in a very much better understanding between scholars and teacher. Mr. Smith had severely punished one of the older boys for a slight offence, the others thought the punishment entirely out of proportion to the offence, and thus the trouble came about. During recess Mr. Smith often went o this lodging, only a block from this school, laving the doors open. On this occasion one of the boys, named Grant, had left his cap in the building, and finding the door fastened on the inside, started to climb in the window; there he was repulsed by a boy named Smith, a brother of the Master, who spat upon his head. However, he managed to get in and looking about for a way to punish his aggressor, bethought him of the cellar under the building. This cellar was entered by heavy trap door in the floor, and being only used a receptacle for fuel during the winter, was consequently filled with cobwebs and black dust; and as there were no windows it was perfectly dark when the trap was closed. Opening this trap door, he caught Smith and thrust him down, then closing the door, left him a prisoner. When the Master returned and had taken his place at his desk, loud cries of “let me up!” were heard coming from the cellar. “Who is down there?” the teacher said. “Me,” was the response; “And who is me?” “Smith”; “Who put you down there?” “Grant.” “Go and let him up Grant.” Grant went to the trap, threw it open, and seizing Smith, whose head reached nearly to the floor, by his long hair dragged him out. His appearance, covered with dust and cobwebs, was too ludicrous, and a roar of laughter greeted his arrival. Smith told his tale, and Grant was ordered to take off his jacket, when he received such a horse-whipping, as would be looked upon with horror at the present day, and which left long white wales across his shoulders and around the arm stretched out to protect his face and body. After school was dismissed Grant proceeded to take it out of Smith for tattling, and for which all the other boys each gave him a box on the ear.. They had made up their minds that if the Master undertook to thrash the lot they would take the horsewhip away from him, and upon his attempting to do so the following day they did take away his whip. Of course there was a struggle, and the small boys ran out crying “They are killing the Master!” and the excitement was rather intense. Not a blow was struck, but the whip was simply taken away, as the Sheriff and constables were on their way to the scene of riot. The boys retied to the shades of “McFarlane’s Woods” till after dark, when they returned each to their own home. There was s trial for assault afterwards but nothing came of it, and eventually all the boys engaged in the affair returned to school. Here credit must be given to Mr. Smith for acting like the Christian gentleman that he was; there was no difference made in the treatment of the rebels, and everything went on as usual—minus the horsewhip. To the pupil who thus related this incident Mr. Smith shortly afterwards said “I think I made a mistake with you boys, and that I was too severe. I am going to try a new tack and trust to your honor to be a little trouble to me as possible, but rather an assistance.” He stuck to his part of the contract, and the boys stuck to their as far as it was possible for boys to do so. The gentlemen from who the above account was obtained, was the late Mr. R. Melville Jack. The late Mr. Charles Campbell once related the same incident, but told it in a more sanguinary way. In Mr. Campbell’s account he stated the boys wrenched the wooden frames from the slates and struck the Master with the sharp corners and edges, and much blood was spilt in one way an another. He further related that both sides were so infuriated that some tragedy might have happened, but fortunately one of the younger boys thought of the bell, and rushing to the rope rang out a peal, which echoed over the Town. Immediately the inhabitants rushed up to find out what was the mater, and row was stopped. The larger boys who even then supposed that they had killed the Master, fled to woods, and it was some days before they were all safely returned to their homes.
This, Mr. Campbell stated, was a lesson to both parties, and from that time the school was most successful and efficient—indeed so thoroughly was he grounded in classics and other branches, in that school under Mr. Smith that on his arrival in England, he took an exceptionally high position at College for a boy of his age, to the astonishment of the Masters and ushers who examined him, and who were all under the impression that the had come fro an uncivilized country.
There were many able men graduated from Mr. Smith’s school, and afterwards became prominent in the world and industry. I regret I have not a full or more perfect list of those men, but it has not been possible for me to get a list that would be at all complete. I have however, been furnished with the following list of names of men, who at some time were pupils in Mr. Smith’s school: Elbridge Hannah, William E. Polleys, Thomas Munroe Hannah, Eber S. Polleys, William Sydney Smith, John Algar, Owen Jones, Martin law, Harry Gove, Isaac Kennedy, Edward Foster Law, Charles Campbell, Howard Campbell, John Treadwell, Jarvis Stephen Law, James Coldwell, Henry Quinn, Edward Jones, Thomas Miller, James Chandler, Vernon Nicholson, Joseph A. Wade. Arthur Whitlock, Claude M. Lamb, Robert Chandler, William Smith, George Treadwell, Edward S. Waycott, James Brennnan, J. T. Whitlock, William Whitlock, Edward B. Chandler, Guthrie Treadwell, Charles Ketchum, Warwick A. Lamb.
The names that I have thus obtained, are from the best available sources possible but neither myself nor my informant desire to be responsible for the complete accuracy of the list. I think the late Hon. Dr. George J. Clarke also was a student in Mr. Smith’s school, for a short time, but the short period at my disposal has made it impossible for me to verity that as a fact.
In 1868 Mr. Francis Partridge succeeded Mr. Smith, and I think it was during his term that the school was opened, for the first time, to female pupils. Mr. Partridge was held in high esteem, not only by his pupils, but by the entire community among whom he moved, and after his term as teacher in the Grammar School he was ordained n the Anglican Church, wherein he labored with great success and ability.
Mr. Partridge was succeeded as Head Master in the Grammar School by Mr. Charles M. Sills, now the Rev. Dr. Sills, who began his work in the Grammar School in 1872, and from then until the present time ahs maintained a strong and friendly interest in St. Andrews, in its people, and in all its institutions. For many years he has been a regular visitor to St. Andrews during the summer season, and none who come among us are more beloved or more welcome than the distinguished gentleman who has spoken to us tonight, as the oldest surviving teacher to the Charlotte County grammar School. It is fitting, too, that Dr. Sills should retain a kindly feeling and recollection for this old town of Saint Andrews, as it was by his association with e Charlotte county Grammar School that he became bound by sacred ties in the family of the late Reverend Dr. Ketchum, who for so many years filled the sacred post of Rector of All Saints Church, and who during all those years, endeared himself to the hearts of the people, in a way and to a degree that few men in any walk of life have ever succeeded in doing. To very many of us his memory is a bright spot in our lives; the good that he did in his sacred calling and the deep interest that he ever took in the public schools, and especially in the Charlotte county Grammar School, will cause his memory to linger lovingly in our thoughts, so long as there remain any of the people who were privileged to know him.
Dr. Sills’ term and work in the Charlotte County Grammar School can be discussed with so much more correctness and so much more interest by him, than it could by any other person, and as we enjoy the great privilege of having him here tonight, I simply pass on, without further referring to his tenure of office in this venerable institution.
I am not able to give the dates, lack of time has made that impossible but the names of the teachers who followed Dr. Sills in succession are: Dr. J. A. Wade, Dr. James F. Covey, Mr. Arthur W. Wilkinson, Mr. Horsman, Mr. William Brodie, Mr. Colpitts, Mr. Fred L. Day, Mr. J. A. Allen, Mr. George J. Trueman, Mr. George, E. F. Sherwood, Mr. S. A Worrell, Mr. William Woods, Mr. William H. Morrow, Mr. George B. Carpenter, Miss Edna L. Giberson, and Miss Salome Townsend.
Dr. Wills was the first teacher to take charge of the Charlotte County Grammar School after the New Brunswick Free School Law came into force, and many changes were put into effect in the administration of than school.
I might be permitted in closing to say, that in my investigation I am lead to believe that, previous to 1833, Parish Schools existed only by the grace and at the option of the inhabitants, and the same were under no restrictions by, and received no sanction from the legislature or from any governing body. A teacher’s qualification for the position consisted solely in his willingness to assume the duties of the position, and as a result Mr. Lorimer, who succeeded Patrick Clinch as the second School Inspector, for the County, should have found it necessary to say in his report to the government as late as 1862, that he found the Parish Schools in a most deplorable condition; that the teachers were for the most part, a lot of illiterate and ignorant females, having no qualification for the work outside of being of fairly good character.
Many years have passed since the New Brunswick Free School Act came into operation. The Charlotte county Grammar School has remained perpetually under the best obtainable teachers, but looking back over the past decade or two decades, one must sometimes wonder if the system is at fault, or if the material is deteriorating, or it, as a matter of fact,, the graduates from that institution during the past twenty years have measured up in point of ability with the graduates who passed through the school, during the first three quarters of a century of its existence.


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Fostering the Male Lead
Rosetta’s scary face when she went berserk while sharpening her knife was vivid in my mind.
Even though he had rejected her, she didn’t touch him at all.
Because of his skillfulness, she was determined to have a necklace made by Asilla someday.
A determined expression came over the Baron’s serious and hardened face.
“Please leave it to me.”
He looked like a general going to war.
I clapped and cheered for him.
Since I left all the work on him, it was no longer my concern.
If he succeeded in making a deal, then it would fill the Duchy’s coffers and if he failed, then there was nothing we could do.
It doesn’t necessarily have to be jewelry making, the export of mana stone could also make enough profits.
‘I have nothing to lose.’
“Well, you should go now.”
“See you next time.”
No, please don’t come back ever.
* * *
Of course, that didn’t happen.
The Baron who had flown from his manor turned his head at the sound of low laughter.
Rosetta was smiling and hugging a big wolf.
The baron stopped in his tracks at Rosetta’s smile.
‘When was the last time I saw her smile like this?’
He had watched Rosetta since her younger days.
It had only been six years, but he hadn’t seen such a pure smile in a long time.
The Rosetta he knew was always bored and indifferent, and she often got annoyed or angry rather than being happy or joyful.
But now it looks… The Baron felt a strange sense of detachment as he saw her running with the wolf.
As the wolf crossed the fence, he remembered how she was worriedly chasing after it.
Her voice was desperate as she cried anxiously looking for the wolf.
It was not possessive, rather it was a voice full of sincere care and concern.
His mind blanked as if he had been hit in the back of his head.
He didn’t know Rosetta was someone who could care for someone.
He implicitly regarded her as a cold-blooded woman who would shed no blood or tears.
She was a person who could not empathize with other people’s emotions and took life lightly.
But it wasn’t like that.
Rosetta tamed and put the wolf, which attacked her, by her side instead of killing it.
It was amazing to see her show patience in such a short time.
The Duke’s words came to his mind.
Rosetta’s time is just a little longer than others.
She will eventually grow up.>
When the Duke said so about her good for nothing character, the Baron replied to himself that it would not happen even if he died.
Rosetta’s actions were outrageous enough to overthrow his loyalty to the duke.
But the Duke’s words turned out to be right.
Rosetta changed and became a much brighter and healthier person than before.
She knew how to make precious things and cherish life.
She also had common sense and courtesy, something he didn’t even know she possessed.
More than that, he got help from her in the most unexpected areas.
Rosetta made a great contribution to the business by recognizing the existence of a mana stone that no one knew about, and today, she even led them to an excellent jeweler.
He had thought she was a spoiled lady who didn’t know much about the world.
‘It was me who looked at the young lady with prejudiced eyes.’
The Baron admitted his mistake.
While he had given up, Rosetta grew up splendidly.
‘Maybe it’s not bad to teach her about management.’
Whether Rosetta heard him or not, the Baron marched forward without thinking of yelling at her to stop.
* * *
Oh, I’m dying.
The Baron, whom I hoped wouldn’t return again, came to me and asked for my opinion.
At first, I either ignored him or pretended not to know him and even sent him back, but the Baron was persistent.
Facing his persistence, I gave up and threw out some opinions, no matter how rubbish they were.
Only then could I get out of this misery.
The more information and opinions I gave, the more Baron’s face shone to the point I was completely sucked dry.
Late at night, after being harassed by the Baron, I returned to my room and threw myself on the bed.
My half-stretched legs dangled under the bed.
Shasha, who was hit on the head by my leg, growled angrily.
Even though he was irritated, he pushed my legs with his head and put them on the bed, and then lay down on the cushion again.
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B U L G A R I A 2 0 1 9
Veliko Turnovo District & Mindya Village
13th - 18th JUNE & 12th - 17th SEPTEMBER 2019
Based in the beautiful village of Mindya, in the foothills of the Balkans in Veliko Turnovo Province, central Bulgaria, these 5 night workshops are open to photographers of all levels who have a desire to take their photography on to the next stage and get out of their comfort zones.
Like all the workshops I run, these are a ‘hands-on’ experience. I firmly believe that showing someone how to achieve something is a lot more effective than telling them. To this end, I will be shooting and working alongside you the whole time.
Make no mistake, you will be thrown in at the deep-end! Surrounded by things to shoot and by stunningly beautiful countryside, we will immerse you in a photographer’s paradise. Beautiful surroundings, comfortable and authentic accommodation and wonderful food and delicious wines are paramount, alongside friendly and informative tuition.
Join me in my village and my home and meet and photograph some of the residents and traditions of the beautiful area I live in.
Accomodation is in one of Veliko Turnovo's best hotels and includes breakfast. Meals out will be at my home in Mindya or in various restaurants in Veliko Turnovo and Arbanassi.
The days tend to be broken up into shooting in the mornings and computer work in the afternoons. The exact itinerary may change slightly, but this is a rough guide of what we will be doing:
Visit to the nearby historic wooden town of Elena, famous for it’s hams and cheeses. We will meet and photograph some of the producers and later in the morning visit the up and coming Maryan winery (and have a tasting!) a light lunch in Elena, then back to Mindya. In the afternoon, alongside editing and reviewing your photos, there will be a chance for some ‘one to one’ time with me to talk through any specific queries you may have about your work. We will also discuss subjects such as picture editing. story building and portfolio presentation.
P.M. Dinner in VT
A trip to the Roman city of Nicopolis ad Istrum. An amazing site to photograph as one is able to wander amongst Roman ruins alone and without supervision, and a visit to what, for me is the most photogenic place in the whole region, the amazing and highly colourful Preobazhenski Monastery. A late light lunch followed by an afternoon of reviewing pictures/processing and a general ‘wrap up’ of what you have achieved on the workshop.
In the evening there will be a farewell dinner at our favourite restaurant in Arbanassi.
07.00 You will be transported back to Sofia for the 12.00 flight back to Gatwick.
Please note: all breakfasts will be at your hotel and will consist of traditional Bulgarian fare. If you have any dietary restrictions, please inform us well in advance.
Departure from London Gatwick on Easy Jet flight at 06.10 am. Met at Sofia airport and transported to Mindya village, stopping for lunch en route.
4.30 approx. Arrival in Veliko Turnovo.
P.M. Welcome meal with tasting of Bulgarian wines at Restaurant Han Hadji Nikoli in Veliko Turnovo.
Like all of my travel shoots...we start in the market. Veliko Turnovo Central Pazaar. A fascinating place, full of small producers and packed with photographic potential. We then move on to the fascinating ‘Old Town’ with it’s craftsmen quarter.
Lunch in the nearby village of Arbanassi followed by afternoon of processing/ computer work/Lightroom tutorial in my office in the village.
P.M. Dinner in VT
Whole day at my home in the village of Mindya. We will shoot both in the village and in my house, focussing on the people and architecture of the village. We will have a home cooked lunch and in the afternoon concentrate on reviewing, editing and processing the images from the last two days.
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BOOKING, PRICES, TERMS & CONDITIONS etc
Please note: We have changed our billing currency and all prices for the workshops in are in Euros (€).
The workshop is FULLY INCLUSIVE apart from the costs of flights (to be arranged by yourselves but all travelling on the same EasyJet flight to and from Gatwick. If you wish to travel on another flight this can be accommodated, but at a reasonable extra cost)
PRICE per person: All inclusive (apart from airfares) €1850.00
All accommodation/breakfasts/lunches (including wine)/welcome & farewell dinners, airport pick-ups, transport & tuition is included in the price.
Non-participating partners can be accommodated at a reasonable extra cost. Please ask.
To secure your booking we will require a non-refundable deposit of 50% of the price in advance and the balance payable a minimum of 30 days before your arrival.
For any queries or further information, please contact me at email@example.com or on my UK mobile 07966 578261.
If for any unavoidable reason the workshop does not go ahead due to problems at our end, your deposit will be refunded in full, however any cancellations from the side of the client less than two months prior to the start of the workshop will be the responsibility of the participant and we STRONGLY reccommend that you take out travel insurance to cover this possibility.

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CISA is warning that threat actors are actively exploiting a remote code execution vulnerability in F5's BIG-IP network products that can lead to data exfiltration and other security issues. Earlier, researchers and F5 had urged users to patch the flaw.
The rapid pace of change for the the industrial internet of things will open up new risks for attacks and will require close attention to security, according to a new study from the Lloyd's Register Foundation.
If the first rule of combating attempted election interference by nation-states is to watch for when it's happening, where does that leave Britain? A scathing report from Parliament's Intelligence and Security Committee concludes that national security was likely trumped by Russian money.
As organizations that shifted to a remote workforce consider allowing some workers to return to the office environment, CISOs must reassess their security infrastructures, says Chris Kubic of Fidelis Cybersecurity, who formerly was CISO at the National Security Agency.
How do organizations protect themselves against lateral movement?
"The State of Security Segmentation" Report summarizes the results of a survey of over 300 IT professionals conducted by Virtual Intelligence Briefing (ViB) to understand how companies segment today and what difficulties they face.
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Many ethical hackers and other security professionals, such as penetration testers, have weaponized cloud platforms to host online attack infrastructure or have used the platforms to conduct reconnaissance, according security researchers at Texas Tech University.
The latest edition of the ISMG Security Report analyzes why cyberattacks against banks have surged in recent weeks. Plus: The increasingly ruthless tactics of ransomware gangs; cybersecurity strategies for small businesses.
Small and midsize companies don't need to spend money on expensive security products, says cybersecurity consultant Nic Miller, but they must consider several critical factors as they devise their strategies.
Last week, security researcher Bill Demirkapi said that Trend Micro used a trick to get one of its drivers to pass Microsoft's approval process. Trend Micro has withdrawn the driver and says it's working with Microsoft on incompatibility issues that are unrelated to the researcher's findings.
The increasing use of internet-connected devices in manufacturing facilities is opening up new ways for hackers to target so-called "smart" factories with unconventional attack methods, according to an analysis by security firm Trend Micro and the Polytechnic University of Milan.
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News and information service for Banaban Network Worldwide!
Children must preserve cultural integrity says Commissioner Northern Lieutenant Colonel Ilai Moceica. Children perform traditional Banaban dance in Rabi. Picture: MANEESHA KARAN
CHILDREN need to be accommodated in their own village surroundings until the ages of 15 and 16 in order for them to develop an understanding of their culture and values.
Commissioner Northern Lieutenant Colonel Ilai Moceica told The Fiji Times that children who move away from their villages to developing urban centres at an earlier age lose their traditional and cultural identity.
Speaking after a trip to Rabi and Kioa last week, Lt Col Moceica said the villagers of Kioa expressed concern at the matter and said they planned to establish secondary level to their schools in efforts to teach children the significance of their culture.
"For example at Salia on Kioa, the school can establish Form Three and Form Four levels on the island and then send children off to urban centres on the mainland when they begin to show a sense of maturity," Lt Col Moceica said.
He said he recognised the need for children to gain an education but not at the cost of their culture and traditions.
"When children come out in to a developing place, they get affected by the change in environment and are influenced by other cultures.
"Some children who lack understanding and are not used to the changes can get influenced by negative activities in the new society.
"We would like children to protect the integrity of their culture and values and this can be done by keeping them back in their villages until they are of age and can handle the changes."

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St. Pete passes panhandling ban
Residents flooded city hall in St. Pete last night to weigh in on a contentious ordinance that bans exchanging money curbside on major thoroughfares. The move, which the city council passed, was meant to curb roadside panhandling, but many were outraged about the new lawâs collateral damage.
You see them on many of St. Peteâs I-275 on-ramps. They vary by age and background. Some have dogs; others come in a pair. But they all hold cardboard signs asking for your financial assistance. And theyâre there every day. But a new law city council passed last night will put an end to that â perhaps.
This is a human-rights issue, it is a constitutional issue, and it's a justice issue. And the city, again, is trying to legislate itself out of a problem to please a certain portion of the public.
That was Reverend Bruce Wright, a fierce homeless advocate. He was one of more than a hundred to address the council at the five-hour hearing. Those in favor of the ordinance said the issue was primarily one of public safety, but community aesthetics were also a factor. Those who opposed the ordinance said it was far too broad, since it also bans roadside charitable fundraising and newspaper hawking. Proponent Richard Leo repeated several times that public safety is paramount.
Many times I go off 22nd Avenue, come down the exit ramp on Fifth. Doesn't matter what time of night, they're there. I've seen them at 1 a.m., twelve, eleven, two, three in the morning; they don't care. They're walking all over us.
John Brihn is one of 87 hawkers that sell the St. Petersburg Times on Sundays at the cityâs major intersections. Like many of his coworkers, he urged the council to adopt a narrower rule so that he doesnât lose his livelihood. He said a recent ordinance that barred hawkers from the city medians cut his sales in half.
I've had heart surgery. I am fighting asbestos poisoning and liver cancer. I can't be hired. I'm fighting Social Security for my disability. This is the only means of subsistence that is out there for me. And I'm up at three o'clock in the morning to go down to the pickup spot. Then I'm on my corner at five thirty in the morning, putting together 120 newspapers. And I'm out in that hot sun all day long.
Andrew Hayes said he was speaking on behalf of St. Petersburg's business community. He said that newspaper hawkers can set up shop elsewhere.
There are substantially more panhandlers than there are newspaper sellers. The newspapers can be sold in other ways, and are being sold in other ways.
Susie Austin of the Muscular Dystrophy Association said that the semi-annual curbside fundraisers firefighters hold for the organization are vital for the nonprofit.
I don't think people realize the magnitude of what the firefighters raise for MDA. First thing, the International Association of Firelighters is our number one sponsor. Last year, they raised 29 million dollars across the nation. It is our only fundraising effort that has no expenses. So it's total net profit.
Jonathan Chalker said people asking for money on the roadside are distracting, but thereâs a big-picture issue at play.
*It's a distraction from what I would like to see the city become. When people â all due respect to one of the previous speakers â when people come into the town, and they drive off the Interstate, and they see people on every corner, they don't say, âWow; what a compassionate city.â That's not the reaction they get. They go, âWow;look at all the people on the street corners.â*
Noting the absence of minorities among the ban's supporters, Reverend Bruce Wright spelled out the sum of the councilâs actions.
The people that are out there soliciting for muscular dystrophy, there's nonprofits out there, and the hawkers for the St. Pete Times, are all part of a group of people that are trying to raise support for people that are not at a point where they have the economic advantage that some of the people that were speaking today do. This is inherently a class issue. Any way you slice it, it is a class issue.
Still, the council voted unanimously to adopt the ordinance, but not without reservations. Council member Wengay Newton said the ordinance is needed, but wondered aloud if itâll actually be enforced.
I just think that, whatever we pass, I just hope it is enforced â not just something just to calm the people and pass more ordinances and then nothing happens, you know. That's my only fear.
Council member Steve Cornell said the community needs to work together, though he expects an onslaught of lawsuits.
I think we have to move forward and find ways to work together, and make this happen. And I'm committed to that. I want to hear from you; I want to work with you. I hope you won't sue me too much. I think we're going to get sued by about eight hundred different people. But I don't want that.
Council member Karl Nurse said he had to grapple with the issue, as well as the cityâs reputation for being one of the meanest in the country. He said that St. Pete has actually been pretty compassionate toward the homeless.
We were actually the most compassionate city in the area. But the problem is, the more services we provided, the more people we attracted. And if somebody wants four meals a day downtown, and a place to sleep, we have those facilities.
The new ordinance will not go into effect until police have had training on its enforcement. The city expects lawsuits in the wake of its passing, and acknowledged a judge may issue an injunction against its enforcement.
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Plan a Gold, Silver Theme Wedding: Indian culture has always been the home of heavy fancy bride attires. Indian wedding gowns define bulky and shiny. The traditional golden and silver wedding attire owes its beauty to the jewelry and other breathtaking accessories. The chandelier, veils, the royalty and the fireworks combined with the best food of any culture is what makes the great grand Indian wedding a masterpiece. The golden sherwanis and the silver embroidery on the sarees, a magical Aladdin and Jasmine fairytale. The Indian weddings are so grand and every third cousin is invited to celebrate it like a festive season. The great Bollywood dance choreographies to heavy rituals, and daily drama, it is as amazing as it sounds. The western way in fashion of zipper and elastics is not the culture I’ve been fed, we need fabric and details, little glitter never hurt someone.
Fixing a heavy diamond in a ring is the Indian way of showing “I care”. I know that’s very materialistic and narcissistic on our part, but our culture loves to flex. The zest of it is to portray your affections and happiness to your partner and his family. The themes you pick for your occasions reflect who you are. Among all the wide scopes you have for personalizing your wedding, pick the one that not only reflects you but also leaves your guests awestruck. The social creativity and improvisation of your own weddings is completely up to you. Making is themed golden silver and shiny or black white and dark is your own idea of aesthetics. The grounds at which Hindu weddings are shiny at bulky is in our heritage and we should embrace that. Among these fashion driven youngsters, there are some old-school souls who prefer the rustic and antique feel of an event. Such an effect can be achieved by the theme of gold and silver.
Wedding In A Barn
To give a natural rust feeling, the setting is a very important aspect. Hosting your wedding in a barn can give just the right effect. The wooden walls and tables give out a fresh wood smell and the antique feel. Further the barn can be decorated with gold and silver décor props to make it look even more pretty.
The gold and silver can also be executed in an outdoor wedding. The greenery can be covered with gold and silver props. The green will lift up the colors and make it look even more bright and extravagant. Nature sets in well with gold, doesn’t it?
Gold And Silver Balloons
Balloons are such a fun element to any occasion. Get gold and silver metallic balloons for the décor at your wedding. Go for the metallic ones for a glossier and elegant effect. On Instagram, @bubblegumballoons is one of the best pages to order these balloons from. They also provide you with creative ways to arrange the balloons in a unique way.
The way your tables are decorated, makes a huge impact as tables cover maximum area of the place. They are widely visible and hence, should be pleasing. A silver table mat makes the background light and bright. To fill the voids, decorate the table with gold artificial flowers. Ceramic crockery with golden linings will go best with such a tabletop dressing.
Chandeliers And Drapes
Embracing the heritage of our country, the royalty of the wedding is brought out with the chandeliers and silky drapes being the best décor prop. Personally, I have always been a fan of glass chandeliers and drapes as they give a majestic feel to the entire place. The drapes of silk are capable of converting a small banquet hall into a royal palace.
Gold Plated Cake And Delicacies For Wedding
For a grand wedding, you definitely need grand delicacies. Food is one of the great things about a wedding so make it grand. Keeping every detail of the wedding coordinated and organized comes out just so perfect. Get a custom gold and silver cake and treat your guests with gold pleated cupcakes. Some mouth-watering samples of such delicacies can be found on Pinterest. You can find a direct order link on the same platform too. Considering the gold and silver theme, marble macaroons is a highly picked trend right now. Marble design complements the silver décor at its best.
To a rustic, old theme of gold and silver, candles just add more perfection to it. Old book scented candles can be preferred to give the best effect. Use them to add flame effect on the tables or place them at the corners with showpieces to light up the small parts of the room. The best way of presenting candles is to surround them by the natural beauty of flowers. Flower arrangement is also a significant detail in weddings that needs special attention.
Rustic Invitations For Wedding
Go all round the aspects of your wedding and don’t leave out the invitations from the gold and silver. Beautiful glitter invitation designs are available on Pinterest. The young, creative designers can also offer you some fresh ideas when contacted. Look out for all different samples and pick your best. The table name cards can also be designed with respect to the color theme of the wedding. The sitting arrangement chart and the wishes book for the guest also needs to be in accordance with the theme in order to not seem out of the place.
Carrying forward the gold and glitter elegance of Indian weddings, the gold and silver is an evergreen combination for a grand wedding.
You may also go for other options such as a rose gold-themed wedding or a red and maroon-themed wedding etc. To host an event with us, contact us. You may also look at other options such as destination weddings and other ceremonies for your upcoming wedding if you’d like.
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Lagoon Catamarans is breaking new grounds with each new model that is released from the factory in France. Each boat design incorporated owner feedback and builds on the successes of previous catamaran models. With a long history of boat building and a team of noted designers such as Marc Van Peteghem and Vincent Lauriot Prévost (VPLP), this should come as no surprise.
Lagoon was founded in 1984 and since then has produced almost 4000 boats. It is now a part of the part of CNB, a division of the Beneteau Group, the world leader in pleasure sailing craft construction. During the early years of their cruising catamaran development, Lagoon designed offshore cruising models which were specific to private ownership (55, 47, 57 and 67), and separate models which were designed for chartering (37 and 42 models). Now all new Lagoon models can be configured for optimal private ownership or chartering layouts that are all space-efficient and comfortable. Lagoon is now a world leader in the construction of cruising sailing catamarans and their design innovations with rig placement and hull shapes have changed the standards.
The stunning and innovative Lagoon Seventy 7 sailing catamaran was a hugely successful launch in late 2016 and now the company will be rolling out two new models in late 2017 which are more size appropriate to the majority of buyers. The Lagoon 40 and Lagoon 50 will both be launching in Fall 2017. Those two new models will fit in nicely with the popular Lagoon 42, which marked 100 hulls sold as of March 2017, and was awarded the Cruising World and Sail Magazine Boat of the Year awards in 2017. Over the years the highest selling models have been the Lagoon 380, 400, 440, 450, 500 and 620 catamarans.
The successes of Lagoon are not limited to sailboats. In 2014, Lagoon launched two new motor yachts: the 630 MY and the 40 MY. Now in 2017, the Lagoon Seventy8 motor yacht flagship is launching as the largest motor yacht ever built by Lagoon, after more than two years of development. The manufacturer commented about the new design, “Behind the elegant and refined lines of this great yacht, conceals unparalleled comfort and autonomy that will seduce every blue water cruising enthusiasts. The SEVENTY 8 is indeed a fine example of the French expertise from Lagoon.” Read more about the launch of the new Lagoon Seventy 8 motor yacht.
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MANILA-based property developer Empire East Land Holdings Inc. opened its first satellite showroom in SM City Cebu to boost its presence in the Visayas-Mindanao area.
Anthony Charlemagne Yu, president and CEO of Empire East, yesterday said they hope to attract end-users and investors outside Luzon to own condominium properties of Empire East, which are all located in Manila.
He said it is practical for the company to expand its sales network in Cebu, given its booming economy and expanding middle class.
“There is a huge market here. This showroom should give access to Cebuanos to own our properties in Manila,” said Yu. “We hope to provide Cebuanos ‘luxury-affordable living’.”
He said the showroom will allow them to showcase their products to a wide and untapped Cebuano market that frequently visits Manila. Opening a showroom in a mall also enables them to reach out to potential buyers, even those that come from the neighboring provinces of Visayas and Mindanao.
“Cebu has been a bustling economy. Its growth is never far from Manila. The purchasing power here is high and that everywhere you go (within Cebu) is booming,” said Yu.
Empire East was once part of Megaworld Corp., specializing in the creation of residential communities for the middle-income segment.
In 1994, Empire East branched out as an independent company to focus on its target stable niche. It remained as a sister-company of Megaworld. The company is registered in the Philippine Stock Exchange.
The Empire East Elite showroom in SM City Cebu showcases the seven new condominium projects of the company, with over 5,000 condo units available, according to Chad Riobuya, the company’s training and resource development manager.
The company now has 100 condominium towers and two township projects in Luzon.
Currently, the company is focused on its transit-oriented condominium development, making it easier for condominium unit owners to access the metro’s main railway transit and thoroughfares. The company also has an urban resort residence concept.
The company’s current projects include San Lorenzo Place, Pioneer Woodlands and Little Baguio Terraces, The Rochester, The Sonoma, Kasara and The Renaissance.
Yu is confident that the property sector will remain robust amid the new leadership.
“Regardless of who will sit as the new president, the property sector will continue to grow,” said Yu.
He noted that presumptive president Rodrigo Duterte’s strong anti-corruption, anti-crime and drugs stance bodes well for business. “We are hopeful that the economic growth will continue,” he said.
According to Colliers International, the property market is expected to pick up six months after the next president is sworn into office.
Julius Guevara, Colliers International research and advisory services director, earlier said that the consultancy firm is expecting a market spike in the next six months.


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After leading Ireland to a third-place finish in this year’s Women’s Six Nations, Adam Griggs will join the IRFU High Performance unit as part of the women’s programme.
Griggs, the former Leinster coach, led Ireland to two wins and three defeats from their five games in the 2018 Championship.
And the New Zealander will now continue his role as head coach of the Irish Women’s XV-a-side team while also working with the sevens programme.
“I’m delighted to join the IRFU High Performance Unit,” said Griggs.
“The Women’s Six Nations was a huge challenge for the squad, and while there is plenty of room for improvement, the foundations and progress of the squad was very satisfying.
“I am looking forward to helping our teams represent Ireland on the world stage, with some key tournaments and events in the years ahead, it is a very exciting time to be involved with Women’s Rugby in Ireland.”
Commenting on the appointment, IRFU Performance Director David Nucifora said: “We are delighted that Adam will join the High Performance Unit Women’s Programme following his initial time with the Ireland Women’s team during the Women’s Six Nations.
“There are a lot of exciting opportunities ahead for the women’s programme, including the Rugby World Cup Sevens this summer and qualification for Rugby 7s at the Olympics in Tokyo. There is also continued development for the Women’s Six Nations Championship and qualification for the next Women’s Rugby World Cup to work towards.”


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BAY COUNTY-- Bay County Sheriff's deputies say they've now charged a man they say was responsible for a series of hit-and-run traffic crashes Thursday afternoon.
They arrested 30-year-old Jim Boyd Friday immediately after he was discharged from the hospital.
Boyd is charged with one count of DUI involving property damage, three counts of leaving the scene of an accident and violating his 10-year probation on a 2012 home invasion robbery conviction.
Sheriff's deputies say Boyd's erratic driving caused a car to crash in parker around 4:30 yesterday afternoon.
They say he then drove to Callaway, where he hit a utility pole on Lake Drive.
Witnesses say he tried to run away from that scene but collapsed a block away from his injuries.
Boyd is due in court Saturday for a bond hearing.
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It seems like the UK might finally get the summer it has been waiting for, as a huge heatwave is about to hit.
According to BBC Weather forecaster Carol Kirkwood, parts of the country will reach into the thirties.
Adding to the distinct lack of rain or clouds forecast, Brits will really feel the heat hit.
Carol said: "The forecast for this week is actually a dry one, a sunny one and a hot one."
The meteorologist continued: "And it’s not moving anywhere particularly quickly so it’s fairly settled."
"What’s happening this week is high pressure is very in control of our weather.
Carol added that UV levels and pollen levels will be high as a word of warning.
Meanwhile, the Met Office reported that Wednesday will be the hottest day of the year so far.
Temperatures could reach a staggering 33 degrees in some areas, making the UK hotter than typical sunny locations such as Nouakchott, Mauritania and the Sahara Desert.
Previously, the warmest day of the year came in April when brits enjoyed temperatures just higher than 29 degrees.
Met Office forecaster Sophie Yeomans said: "We would expect at some point this week to beat that."
"We are going to continue with the dry and sunny weather for most places. Top temperatures are going to be on the rise.
"We could see temperatures into the low 30s some time this week, possibly from Tuesday, but more likely from Wednesday."
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Processor: AMD Athlon(tm) XP 2800+, ~2.1GHz Operating System: Windows XP Professional SP1 Memory: 1024MB RAM @ 400 mHz DirectX Version: DirectX 9.0c Card name: NVIDIA GeForce FX 5200 128MB C:\ 98.1 GB of 117.2 GB Available The UT2K4 game has always run fine on my system. Now randomly I started playing the next to last capture the flag map on single player and whenever enemies are on the screen or nearby everythings starts acting weird. I can still walk forward or back... but any rotation of my mouse or attempt at shooting is lagged and not displayed on the screen... about 4 seconds later I will turn around to notice that Im staring at a wall. This is very frustrating because it is impossible to win these levels if I cannot kill my enemies. Im sure you understand. I just do not get why this randomly starts to happen now as to it has never happened before. Nearly all of my graphics settings are on normal, maybe one at the most is on high. I play in 800 x 600 in 32 bit. Thanks.

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Ghanaian music sensation, Joey B churned out this dope single dubbed, “Paa Kwesi” featuring RJZ.
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Fernanda Cama Pereira Lima (born June 25, 1977) is a Brazilian actress, model, businesswoman, journalist, and television host. In spite of a short career in film and telenovelas, she has established herself in popular culture, as a host to a variety of shows on MTV Brasil, Rede...Wikipedia
Born: 25th June, 1977, Porto Alegre, Rio Grande do Sul
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Portrays the life of Flordelis, an evangelical woman who lives in Favela do Jacarezinho in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She adopted 37 children. Based on a true story.
She was MTV Brazil's VJ
Fernanda has two older brothers named Rafael (6 years older) and Rodrigo (4 years older).


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Thinking of reducing the food before the puja will be slim overnight? If you want to be thin by eating less, are you in danger? What kind of harm is done to the body by eating too little? What should an ideal balanced diet look like? Clinical nutritionist and diabetes educator Dr. Debapriya Sengupta said everything.
Dr. Debapriya Sengupta has explained that it is not entirely accurate to say that getting sick is solely related to how much or how little you eat. It is essential to eat in the right quantity and understand that illness can occur when you consume an imbalanced amount of food. Eating less does not necessarily lead to illness; in fact, it can lead to other health problems. Even in cases of temporary illness, weight can increase afterward.
Consuming supplements or medication without eating regular meals can be a significant health risk. If the nutrients in your diet come from artificial products, it can lead to chemical-related issues in the body, such as gallstones, kidney stones, and increased cholesterol levels. Herbal products and protein shakes can also cause side effects.
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It is a misconception that eating rice causes weight gain. You should eat rice in moderation. There is a relationship between weight gain or loss and sleep. Weight gain can lead to lighter sleep, and the same applies when one is underweight. This is because when you are underweight, all the body parts may not function correctly, affecting sleep.

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Despite the turmoil with their forme CEO Carlos Ghosn, who is in custody in Japan with accusations of tax evasion, Nissan presented at the CES their electric vehicle concept car iMX KURO.
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