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Sikles Village trekking is a freshly opened and celibate trekking routes in the Annapurna region. It is a remarkable trekking route offers a variety of terrain from low land villages and rich terrain up to Nepali largest Gurung (Gurkha) village. Sikles Trek also offers blooming forests of rhododendron in the spring.
We can embark the stunning view of snow-capped Himalayan ridges such as Annapurna IV (7,525 meters) Annapurna II (7,939 meters), Lamjung Himal (6,932 meters), Manaslu, and much more dozen summits below 6000 meters. The ethnic Gurung village and culture of Gurung people, Bang of Mardi Khola (1,980m) is the another paramount entice strand of Sikles village Trek.
Many Gurungs people have served in the British Army as Gurkhas. The Gurung settlement people follow with Shaman priest and the Buddhist priest in marriage, death and dealing with ill fate. The journey passes through dense oak, rhododendron and Bamboo forest.
One can enjoy at unique sites, eat the local dishes and deponent daily life unfurl around us. The Sikles village getting immense popularity which is located in the central part of the Annapurna Conservation Area. The pothole city Pokhara is the Sikles village trekking starting point as ending too. Because of the low elevation, anyone can conquer sikles village trek.
The Autumn and Spring season considered as the best season for this trek but remember that we can run this trek every season.
The pothole city Pokhara is our today`s destination. We will head towards Pokhara either by tourist bus or Plane. You will get opportunities to taste Nepalese food Dal, Bhat and Achar in muglin if you prefer overland transportation. Overnight at Hotel.
Ghalegoan is our today’s destination from Pokhara. The trail to Ghalegoan is passed through Bhurjung Khola. Along the route, we will see the place where the local village men go hunting for honey. The area is also culturally rich and displays a diverse variety of ethnic traditions. You can explore traditional Nepalese village.
Tara Tops (3056 meters) is our today`s destination. The journey passes through bang of seti river. During the trip, you can capture the stunning view of kind snow-capped mountains such as Lamung Himal, Annapurna South, Fish Tail, and Annapurna III and Annapurna IV.
Leaving behind the campsite at Tara Tops we bid farewell to the breathtaking views and trek mostly downhill through magnolia and rhododendron forests towards Parche in the lower foothills.
Gurung dominated region Sikles is our today’s destination. The Gurkha soldier, usually recruited from this area, is renowned for his hardiness and skill in battle. The enthralling views of Annapurna II, Annapurna IV, and Lumjung Himal etc. make today`s trip fabulous.
The stunning Lama Khet is our today`s destination. The trek is mostly downhill through rural farming lands and at times passes alongside the Mardi Khola River. From Lama khet, it takes about one and half hour drive back to Pokhara along some Jikjak and ready roads.
Time to return Kathmandu to take a flight to a homeland. We need to travel back to Kathmandu overland to the see the green and fertile landscape of Gorkha and Dhading districts or enjoy spectacular mountain views by plane. In the evening, you will join the group dinner and drinks to celebrate your trekking success with Trek Nepal Himalayas.
All expenses which are not mentioned by the company.
I was pleased with Trek Nepal Himalayas from a price and quality of service standpoint. The trek is a challenge and a responsible and knowledgeable guide is essential for a safe and inclusive trip. I would use them again.
We went on a short tour to Bhutan and wow what an amazing place! It is so beautiful with its mountain regions and traditional culture. Visiting Tigers Nest monetarist was definitely the highlight of the Bhutan trip. We later returned to Kathmandu and made our way to Pokhara where we took off for the Annapurna Base Camp trek. This was my first time trekking and my fitness level is not the best but Badri and the boys (the sherpa's) were great at catering the trip to our needs. All timings along the way were perfect and we all got to ABC and back without a hitch. Badri and the boys made us feel like we were part of their family and were all smiles and fun. We all played cards together of a night where they taught us to play Dumbal and we taught them Uno. They went above and beyond to cater for us and were watching us like hawks for signs altitude sickness as we got closer to the top. All guest houses that we stayed out were pleasant and all had hot showers. Badri was well respected by the locals along the way and we were welcomed everywhere we went. I actually felt like a bit of a VIP on the mountain when we were trekking with Badri!
I really loved my experience in Nepal and all thanks to Trek Nepal Himalayas. I'm going to miss these guys and can't wait to go back!
I recently spent three and a half weeks holidaying in Nepal with Trek Nepal Himalayas. My partner and I arrived a few days early from the organised tour and Badri from Trek Nepal Himalayas was very accommodating to us by organising our extra accommodation, picking us up from the airport, and organised an extra day tour for us to Nagarkot which was really nice. They also arranged for us to visit the old palace (now a museum) and the Garden of dreams. After the rest of the group arrived we did some sight seeing around Kathmandu visiting the monkey temple, durbar square, the Boudhanath temple and the crematorium.
Our guide Nawin and and other guides arranged throughout the tour were all very knowledgeable of the history of each place that we visited and gave good commentary along the way. Next we went on a day trip to Badri's village. In organising this tour, our group wanted to help out after the earthquake. It turned out Badri's village was badly damaged by the quake and the school was destroyed.
When planing this trip we arranged with Badri for him to take us out to his village so we could make donations of stationary, toys and sporting goods to the school. The village was well off the beaten track and it was a unique opportunity to visit an area that tourists generally don't get to see. The scenery along the way was magic and the drive was quite an adventure. When we arrived the whole village was out to give us a warm friendly welcome with marigold flower necklaces and we each received a blessing. The kids were so excited to see us and were over the moon to receive our donations of stationary, sporting goods and toys.I t was a truly beautiful experience and these memories will stay in my heart forever. This went so well that Badri is now putting together optional side tours for future tour groups to visit his village and villages like his for tourists to make donations to the local schools. I highly recommend you do this as it is such a feel good moment and the emotional joy of it all will is so overwhelming it will make you teary.
A group of us trekked to Everest Base Camp with Trek Nepal Himalayas recently. It was a great trip that was full of memorable moments and amazing views. Our guide Badri was very patient with each of us. He was knowledgeable, encouraging, accommodating and helpful. He not only provided excellent guide services and made sure the group had a safe trip, but also took care of his porter team. Our trip wouldn’t be this successful without the encouragement and support from Badri and the assistant guide Karan. During the time we stayed in Kathmandu, Badri and his staff offered great assistance to ensure we had a great time. If you are planning to visit Nepal, I highly recommend Trek Nepal Himalayas.
Three weeks with Trek Nepal Himalayas was an incredible experience. Our adventure included a day tour of Kathmandu, Everest flight with champagne at sunrise, flights to Bhutan with a few days touring around there. Our highlight in Bhutan was the climb to Tiger's Nest monastery and the amazing views from there.
Ten days trekking to Annapurna Base camp was wonderful. Our guide Badri made sure all our needs were met along the way. Nawin, our first in charge was very accommodating as well as the other 3 porters who lugged our stuff so we only had to carry a day pack.
Sunrise at Poon Hill was a must as well as putting up prayer flags at sunrise at the summit of our trip, Annapurna base camp. Just fab.
Inspirational, amazing and a humbling experience.
I would go back again and would make sure that these knowledgeable people were by my side for my next adventure.
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Three Counties Hotel in Hereford has changed ownership for the first time in over 20 years.
The 60-bedroom purpose-built hotel has been sold on behalf of Daniel Price and family who have owned and operated the hotel since 1995.
The hotel is now under the control of Harry Harrison and family, who have taken over the business and plan to invest in its development.
The Three Counties Hotel was originally built in 1979 as a 32 bedroom motel and was later sold to Queens Moat House Hotels In 1981, who extended the public areas and added 28 bedrooms.
The Price family then came on board and during their ownership extended the restaurant and function suite.
The hotel now comprises of 60 bedrooms, five conference suites, a restaurant and bar and lounge area, all set in 3.5 acres.
Jonathan Hill, who handled the sale on behalf of Christie & Co commented: “The market is very buoyant in the county, and we are seeing a lot of interest in businesses such as these across the region.”


Regional Educational Laboratory (REL) - Aligning and Supporting Policy Development
The decisions of policymakers in the statehouses affect the teaching and learning in the schoolhouses. During the Regional Educational Laboratory contract for FY19962000, SEDLs State Policy Planning Service conducted research and provided information services to policymakers so they could make informed decisions based on research and practice.
SEDLs policy research focused on the following school reform strategies as they played out in selected states and local districts: resource allocation in local districts, teacher mentoring, policymaker participation in community dialogues on education reform, and the charter school as a policy instrument affecting school-site influence over education reform. The topics, which are critical to state and local decision-makers, also provided the foundation for some of SEDLs current policy work.
One such study is SEDLs examination of district-level resource allocation. Researchers compared resource allocation patterns among low-, mid-, and high-performing districts in Texas to determine what those patterns reveal about the relationship between resource allocation and student performance. SEDLs preliminary study findings of the are reported in Resource Allocation Practices and Student Achievement: An Examination of District Expenditures by Performance Level with Interviews from Twenty-One Districts. That work established the foundation for SEDLs current policy study on district resource allocation in the Southwestern Region.
SEDL also conducted a descriptive study of school site programs that provide teacher mentoring. Staff conducted in-depth studies of three district programs (urban, suburban, and rural) established in response to an unfunded state mandate stipulating that districts provide mentoring for new teachers. SEDLs findings are available in Mentoring Beginning Teachers: Lessons from the Experience in Texas.
Policymaker participation in community dialogues on education reform
SEDL examined study circles, one public engagement model, and how they might more closely link policymakers and their constituents. SEDL staff worked with two statewide organizations, Arkansas Friends for Better Schools and the Oklahoma League of Women Voters, to organize and conduct study circles about education reform in 15 communities across both states. SEDL researchers examined the role that public engagement played in assisting policymakers to establish closer ties to their constituents. Approximately 875 citizens, including 20 policymakers, participated in study circles in Arkansas and Oklahoma. Calling the Roll: Study Circles for Better Schools policy research report discusses the research findings. SEDL also produced other products to assist educators and community representatives interested in using study circles. The Calling the Roll: Study Circles for Better Schools video tells the story of policymakers and community members exchanging ideas about education policy. Two complementary guides, one designed for community representatives and the other for policymakers, are Making the Most of the Connection: A Guide to Involving Policymakers in a Community Dialogue on Education and Making the Most of the Connection: A Policymakers Guide to Participating in a Community Dialogue on Education.
SEDL's work on charters, a unique policy instrument for increasing school-site control over education reform, examined the establishment and design of charter schools in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. SEDL produced three papers on charter school efforts: Redefining Education Governance: The Charter School Concept, Variations on Autonomy: Charter School Laws in the Southwestern Region, and Designs for School-Site Reform: Charter Schools in New Mexico and Texas.
Policy information services
SEDL's State Policy Planning Service provided information services to state policymakers and key staff analysts in Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas. During the FY19962000 contract, SEDL responded to 155 information requests from policymakers and analysts. In addition, SEDL regularly convened a regional policy network consisting of education policy analysts from legislative committees, governors offices, and departments of education in the five states. That network exchanged information on common interests, such as accountability, teacher compensation, teacher shortages, school facilities, and the effect of welfare reform on education. SEDL also produces a policy briefing series, Insights on Education Policy, Practice, and Research, that addresses topics of interest to network members.


The first step in building the controversial Sunrise powerlink is underway.
According to our media partner the North County Times, San Diego Gas and Electric says preliminary work was planned to begin this week. The first step is upgrading the infrastructure at the San Luis Rey and South Bay substations.
SDG&E will also set up a construction yard and office in Alpine. Construction on the line itself is expected to start later this year.


A passion for research
For many people, a career in cardiovascular research begins this September as they start their BHF-funded PhD. Sarah Kidner talks to a current student about her experience so far
“I think there are very few careers that can be as rewarding as research,” says Maeve Elder, 24, who is beginning her second year of a three-year PhD studentship at the BHF Centre of Research Excellence, Imperial College, London.
Maeve is studying the link between chemotherapy and the heart. Her passion for science stems from her natural curiosity. “I constantly ask ‘why’ and I really enjoy learning new things. In research, you learn new things every day.”
This questioning attitude is exactly what we’re looking for in the PhD students we fund. The hope is that we’re funding the BHF professors of tomorrow, while, in the meantime, students bring a fresh perspective to others’ potentially life-saving work. Maeve’s supervisors share and encourage her love of research. “I was in the lab one day and my supervisor came running in,” she says. “I had just sent him some results and he wanted to discuss it further. Although he has been doing research for 40 years, he was just as excited as I was.”
Centres of Research Excellence
Maeve feels proud to be part of one of our six Centres of Research Excellence. “I feel very privileged to be able to use some incredible equipment and to work with high-calibre people,” she says.
During a recent visit from the Friends of Imperial College society, she led a group on a tour of the building and was struck by their enthusiasm. “I had to wrap up the session and tell the lecturers that their time was up! I spent the whole visit making mental lists of people I wanted to speak to again,” she says.
You only get to do a PhD once, so try to make the most of it
Each year the BHF accepts 48 per cent of student applications and, for those who manage to secure a place, the real challenge continues in the lab. “A PhD is hard work. The experiments are very demanding and they require blood, sweat and tears,” says Maeve.
She does her lab work two or three times a week, and on those days she starts early; it takes her about an hour to get set up and about three hours to do the experiments. She tries to get in at least two per day. On days when she’s not doing lab work, Maeve analyses the large amount of data generated, prepares chemical solutions and tries to keep up with the current literature.
A valuable contribution
Maeve’s research focuses on the effect that chemotherapy agents have on the heart. While effective, these treatments can damage the heart and lead to heart failure. “The growing epidemic of cardiac problems in cancer patients relating to cancer drugs is a major clinical issue,” she says, referring to breast cancer survivors, where cardiovascular mortality overtakes cancer as the leading cause of death nine years after cancer surgery. By studying mitochondria – tiny structures inside our cells that produce energy – Maeve hopes to discover some clues about why this happens.
Concerned about chemo? Find out more
Heart cells are especially reliant on the mitochondria because the heart uses a lot of energy when it beats. Longer term, Maeve hopes we might be able to work out how to protect the mitochondria and potentially prevent the damage to the heart.
But she’s aware that it will take time. “Research is a long process,” she says. “My work will be combined with the work of hundreds of others to aid the survival of people with diseases of the heart and circulation. I hope that in three years’ time I can contribute something worthwhile to that.”
Asked if she has any advice for this year’s student intake, Maeve says: “Surround yourself with enthusiastic and supportive people and do the experiments you find most interesting. You only get to do a PhD once, so try to make the most of it.”
Our £11.9 million donation to Imperial College
Imperial College is one of six Centres of Research Excellence funded by the British Heart Foundation and has been awarded £11.9 million worth of research funding. PhD candidate Maeve Elder’s supervisors are Professor Sian Harding and Dr Alexander Lyon, a BHF Senior Lecturer who has a special interest in heart failure and the cardiac complications of anti-cancer therapies.
Your donations power our life-saving research. To give what you can, go to our donations page or call 0300 330 3322.
Centres of Research Excellence
Total funding to date awarded by the BHF and areas of special interest
£11.9m Imperial College: World-leading stem cell researcher BHF Professor Michael Schneider and his team hope to come up with ways to reverse the damage caused by heart failure.
£15m King’s College London: This centre is making great strides in understanding the structure of the heart at a molecular level. One of our newest BHF Professors, Kinya Otsu from Japan, is researching new treatments for heart failure.
£3m University of Cambridge: BHF Professor Nick Morrell and his team are using innovative research approaches to find ways to prevent heart attacks.
£10.6m University of Edinburgh: Edinburgh’s Centre is identifying and exploring factors such as stress and exposure to air pollution, and the impact they may have on heart health.
£3m University of Glasgow: The funding will allow Glasgow scientists to investigate blood vessel damage that is caused by chronic conditions such as obesity and diabetes.
£14.4m University of Oxford: World-leading regenerative medicine specialists at Oxford, like Professor Hugh Watkins (pictured), are coming up with ways to repair damaged hearts.


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1 gallon glass fermentation jar with plastic lid for transportation, refrigeration or storage. We love these jars for Kombucha making. Also make great storage containers for dried teas, herbs and other edibles.
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Heroin is possibly the most dangerous street drug to exist. Though there are other drugs in the world that pose more of an immediate threat to one’s life upon using, the relevancy and worldwide availability of heroin make it a fatal contender in the black market and world of illicit drug use.
Becoming addicted to heroin happens in a number of ways. With the growing issue of overprescribing heavy narcotic opioid painkillers, heroin becomes a last resort for pill addicts. Made with the same opiate compounds as heroin, opioid painkillers quickly build tolerance in their users, inspiring them on a physical and psychological level to take more. This habit can be costly as the price of prescription heroin, as it is called, is not inexpensive. Desperate and dependent, the pill addict will trickle down the line of prescription drugs until finally resorting to street heroin. Referred to as ‘tar’, street heroin is rarely pure. Prescription pills themselves are made with acetaminophen, a pain-relieving ingredient found in Tylenol. Heroin, however, can be cut with all kind of substances, making the potency and danger of each dose a relative unknown.
Smoking heroin can still create an addiction with less severe side effects than injecting. It can take up to just three episodes of intravenous heroin use to create a full chemical dependency. Once this dependency takes hold, a heroin addict is deep within the grips of a vicious cycle of addiction. Not only are they addicted to heroin and craving more, the addict is experiencing symptoms of withdrawal every time the body begins to lose touch with the substance being present. Simply to avoid being ‘dope sick’ or ‘kicking’ as this process is called, the addict will use again.
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This can make quitting heroin a difficult task to do. Addicted to the drug, the high, and the cycle, a heroin addict can find themselves unwilling to bear the effects of kicking. To quit heroin, first contact family and professional medical staff. Heroin addiction will likely require detox. Detox at home is not recommended as craving will be most intense during this phase and medical oversize may be necessary. Medically assisted heroin detox is available through the use of medications like suboxone or methadone. Both of these medications still contain partial traces of opioids and can be habit forming. Seek professional medical supervision for detox and subsequent treatment. Entering a treatment program can help to understand where this addiction came from and address underlying issues that need to be dealt with. Treatment will offer education on addiction, relapse prevention, and life management. Additionally, treatment will offer family programs where families can get educated and heal.
Quitting heroin is not impossible. We see the impossible occur every day in the lives of our patients at the Center for Life Change. For more information on our addiction treatment programs, call us today. (951) 775-4000

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Chevy’s all-new Camaro SS deserves a super-slick kit and AMT’s got it! Made with fresh, modern tooling, this 1/25the scale muscular mover is molded in 3 colors for fast, easy and fun assembly, with no painting! Even the window parts are pre-detailed with the black factory surrounds! And to give modelers more choices, full graphical markings are included on an easy-to-apply sticker sheet.
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(JAMAICAN OBSERVER) – A Jamaican woman was stabbed to death while she was walking to work in Brooklyn, New York on Sunday morning.
The deceased has been identified as 50-year-old Dorothy Clarke-Rozier, of Brooklyn, New York and Montego Bay, St James.
A 34-year-old man, Anthony Wilson has been charged with murder and criminal possession in relation to the killing, and now awaits arraignment in Brooklyn Criminal Court, police said Monday. He reportedly lives just blocks away from the brutal attack.
While family members had speculated that the woman was stabbed by a man who was stalking her, police insiders say the attack may have been random, according to a New York Daily News report.
Clarke-Rozier was reportedly walking through a parking lot in East Flatbush, more than a mile from her Brooklyn home, to get to her work at a store when she was attacked and stabbed about 5:50 am Sunday.
Further reports are that Clarke-Rozier managed to make her way to her workplace but collapsed on the pavement.
She was rushed to a nearby hospital but later died.
The Jamaican’s sister, Myrtle Clarke, told New York Daily News that her sister was not bleeding, “but they saw this big knife in her back”.
Clarke disclosed that her sister had developed a friendship with a man a few months prior to her death, but the relationship turned volatile.
According to Clarke, the man also began showing up at her sister’s workplace unannounced and sent text messages that she described as aggressive.
Despite the threats, Clarke-Rozier did not contact the police, Clarke shared, adding that family members believe the man was behind their loved one’s murder.
The Jamaican moved to New York City from Montego Bay after meeting her husband, who currently resides in Philadelphia, in 2019, her sister told reporters.


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- ‘People recognize UB40 music because we have a unique sound’
If you were a child growing up in the 80s, your music list would have been incomplete without UB40 hits. The English reggae and pop band from Birmingham, the UK, was formed in 1978 by a ragtag bunch of friends led by former frontman Ali Campbell. Starting from their first official concert in 1979, UB40 went on to enjoy unprecedented success, even earning four Grammy nominations. While the exit of bandmates Ali Campbell, Mickey Virtue and Astro has been tumultuous, the band is still alive and just short of completing 40 years in the music business next year. Ahead of their gig in Bengaluru at the Catholic Club this evening, brothers and band mates Robin Campbell and Duncan Campbell answered questions put forth by TOI. Excerpts UB40 is going to turn 40 next year! For a band that has had quite a few upheavals, how would you describe its journey so far? Robin Campbell: 39 years... I constantly pinch myself. I can't believe the life I have had, you know. If I hadn't been in UB40, I can't imagine what sort of life I would have had, I'd possibly be in prison (laughs). I know that what UB40 has done---taken us out of the city of Birmingham and shown us the world, and treated us wonderfully. We have had a charmed life and we are still leading a charmed life, travelling the world and having a great time. As a band, UB40 has always been comfortable performing covers. Your versions of the songs whether it’s Red Red Wine or Can’t Help Falling in Love have even become great hits… Duncan Campbell: The trick with doing covers is that if you want to do it successfully, you shouldn’t be doing a slavish copy of the original. You want to give it something of you, something that changes the identity of the song. Yes, we have had success doing covers of original artistes, especially of reggae artistes from Jamaica. Those tracks weren't really not known to mainstream audience then. So, our dream was to take those songs and introduce them to an audience and tell them that this is what got us excited about reggae music. But we have also had success with non-reggae tunes. Can’t Help Falling in Love was an Elvis Presley tune. That song has probably been recorded by at least 200 artistes but I am quite chuffed that none of them had the success that we had with that song. When we do a song, it usually got a character, an identity, people recognize it as a UB40 tune because we have a unique sound... Neil Diamond went on to perform a UB40 version of Red Red Wine, a song that he’d originally written. Did that incident amuse you? Robin Campbell: I found it mildly insulting that he did a curt reggae version, and he faked an accent while he was doing it. I thought it was a bit tasteless but it’s each to their own I guess. I think a simple thank you would have been good for the millions of fans around, but never mind.
- Sagar Baheti: From playing cricket with Karnataka's best to completing the Boston Marathon
There was a time when Sagar Baheti has aspirations of being a cricket player, and on weekends played league cricket with the likes of Robin Uthappa, Stuart Binny and Manish Pandey, among other leading Karnataka players.
- It was yesterday once more
PANAJI: Nostalgia, pride and happiness were the main emotions visible on the faces of the senior tiatrists present at the 125th tiatr anniversary celebrations organized by Kala Academy and Tiatr Academy of Goa (TAG), at the Kala Academy’s Dinanath Mangueshkar auditorium, on Monday evening. Senior artistes like John Claro, 87, reminisced about their acting days. Claro remembering Pai Tiatrist Joao Agostinho Fernandes said, “During his last days, Fernandes, who I met at Cross Maidan in Bombay, told me that tiatr is a different art of stage acting and that its standards should not be allowed to lower.” Prominent singer Anthony San recalled singing the opening chorus along with late M Boyer, late H Britton, late Jr Rod, Josephine Dias, Betty Naz and Felcy for the 100th tiatr anniversary celebrations. He also recollected having acted alongside late Souza Ferrao, late Prem Kumar, late Alfred Rose, late Remmie Colaco and others. Senior tiatrists Cyriaco Dias, Marcelin de Betim, C D’Silva and Platilda Dias got nostalgic remembering their colleagues. “Now, tiatrists enjoy facilities that we did not possess earlier, and therefore they can stage four tiatrs annually. They also perform in all tiatrs. I don’t know how they manage all of this,” D’Silva said, exhorting the future generation to preserve the tiatr. Fatima D’Souza said, “I am very happy to be part of this celebration, but I miss my husband, Anil Kumar.” “I feel very privileged to be part of this gathering where so many artistes from Goa as well as Mumbai have gathered,” Jesse Dias, 70, said maintaining it was an occasion to be celebrated with great joy. Senior tiatrist Paul Romy, while saluting priests and journalists for promoting Konkani, said, “This event serves as an encouragement for young aspiring artistes.” Another prominent Mumbai-based tiatrist Kenny Zuzarte praised the efforts of the organizers and said, “I pray that tiatrists remain united always.” Senior tiatrist Joe Rose said, “I thank the government for having been so generous in giving us funds for this celebrations, not only for today, but for the entire year.” Highlighting a little known fact that the tiatr has served to bind the Hindus and Christians of Goa, Premanand Lotlikar cautioned that since some tiatrists give their plays a communal flavour it keeps Hindus away from the audience. “Tiatrists should strive to increase the Hindu audience as this will commercially enrich tiatrs,” said Lotlikar. The highlight of the celebration was the cultural programme titled Goychea Tiatracho Itihas (History of Goan Tiatr) that paid tribute to yesteryear tiatrists such as late Miguel Rod, late Alexinho de Candolim, late J P Souzalin, late C Alvares, late Prem Kumar, late Alfred Rose, late M Boyer, late Remmie Colaco, late Jacinto Vaz and late Robin Vaz through performances by prominent titatrists comprising of Joe Rose, Eugenio Cardozo, Ben Evangelist, Jessie Dias, Betty Naz, Rita Rose, Anthony San, Premanand Sangodkar, Antonette Mendes, William Fernandes, Kenny Zuzarte, mestri Thomas, Peter Barbosa, Batu Rodrigues, comedians Agostinho, Janet, Domnick and Luis Bachchan, Roseferns, Prince Jacob, Mario Menezes, Rosy Alvares, Mariano Fernandes, Cezar D’Mello, Alfy de Divar, Marciano Noronha, Marcos Gonsalves, Vhorty, Dulcin and Lynne. Agnelo de Borim and Michael Gracias compered the event.


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Located in a quiet area of Eugene, the 2-star Best Western Greentree Inn offers a cocktail lounge, an outdoor swimming pool and concerts. Since 1986, it has been a prominent hotel in the center of Eugene.
Many Eugene sights, including Woodmen of the World Hall, Willamette River and Hult Center for the Performing Arts are 20 minutes away from the hotel. It will take you 5 minutes to get to Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art, Museum of Natural and Cultural History and Alton Baker Park.
The cozy hotel offers easy access to markets, shopping centers and a stadium.
Due to the hotel's great location, it will only take you a 15-minute drive to get to Eugene airport.
The hotel rooms are air-conditioned, all of them come with cable TV, a writing desk, a private balcony, Wi-Fi and individual climate control. They are fitted with a hairdryer, free toiletries and a shower in the en-suite bathrooms.
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President Bush called this a Day of Rememberance for all the people killed at the hands of the terrorist acts.
I will remember this day as such and also...
We live in Brockton MA. The city where my dojo is located.
Last night at 9:00 my son had come home from work and used Main Street. He told us about the people who were lining the street with flags and candles. My wife and I decided to jump into the Firebird and see for our selves.
What we saw and experienced was the most amazing thing that I have ever seen or been involved in my life. I was not around then, but I can imagine that it can only be compared to the jubilation and celebration of how it was when WWII was declared over.
On both sides of Main Street, covering about 5 miles from South Brockton through downtown and then to North Brockton, were people lined up on the curb. They were displaying lit candles and flags and were waiving to us in the cars while we beeped our horns. My wife said she felt like we were in a parade. Some people in the vehicles were sitting on the windows leaning out of the cars, which were decorated by flags, and shaking hands with the people on the streets. The cars in the parade flashed their headlights and 4 way flashers and beeped at other cars and the people on the street. Even the local police cruisers, who were patroling up and down the street, joined in and beeped their horns, flashed their lights and flicked their sirens on and off. It took us 40 minutes to travel the 10 miles up main street and back to our house.
When we got home we stood outside of our house with candles at 10:00 PM. We were the only people on our street to do so. We live away from the area where all the people were lining the streets. However, we could hear all the cars beeping in the distance. Whenever a car would drive by our house they would break the silence and beep and cheer.
I will remember last night as long as I live.
It makes me proud to know that we can unite our citizens to stand against these terrorists who seek to disrupt our society and way of life.
This events of this week will surely be remembered by all future generations to come as the begining of the fight to rid the world of terrorism.
We can not allow our children and grandchildren to constantly live in fear of airline travel or to step in side a high rise building again.


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Zahra Al-Kateb enjoys a varied section of the Thames Path
The historic Windsor Castle provided a distant backdrop – a reminder that you are walking along a Royal river – and I marvelled at the Runnymede memorials, including the Magna Carta temple of 1957, designed by Sir Edward Maufe for the American Bar Association, as well as the John F. Kennedy memorial of 1965, by Geoffrey Jellicoe. At Shepperton Lock, which marked the end of my walk, I found a small refreshment hut – perfect timing for a snack and a chance to reflect on the day I had enjoyed.
The Thames Path is an easy walk yet still manages to offer a remarkable amount of variety with many different aspects to explore, and can take you from the busy waterside by a small town to total tranquillity. The 184-mile Thames Path National Trail, from the source of the river in the Cotswolds to the Thames Barrier, is easily split up into sections that are accessible by public transport. For my walk, I chose to start at Windsor and amble down to Shepperton.
- From Windsor & Eton Riverside Station, walk down to Windsor Bridge, and take the steps down to the riverside promenade. Walk past the Slater’s Office until you reach a spit of land called The Cobbler.
- Pass through the kissing gate into the open fields. Walk along until you reach Black Potts Railway Bridge and can see Victoria Bridge. Bear R on the grass to a point where the white railings of the bridge approach the end of the road. Once over the river, go down the steps and follow the path until it leads away from the river and back to the road.
- Once you have reached Datchet, continue to follow the riverside until you reach a footbridge. Once over it, walk under Albert Bridge, up the slope to cross the bridge and turn down the steps to rejoin the path. A display panel by a car park will locate the entrance to the Runnymede memorials. Both are within easy access of the Thames Path.
- As the river begins to curve L, go through a gate and follow it. The path is now heading towards Staines. Go past Bellweir Lock and carry on under the double motorway bridge. Walk beside Staines Bridge to join the Thames and turn under Staines Bridge to walk down the stream again. Cross the River Colne where you will reach a small garden with fountains.
- Continue through the gates along the riverfront of the Thames Lodge Hotel. From Staines Railway Bridge, the path continues past riverside houses. Continue walking until you reach an open grass area where a broad track will lead to Penton Hook Lock.
- In another 800m, a turning up Blacksmiths’ Lane will lead directly to Laleham Church. Past the bridge is Chertsey Lock from where the path continues to Chertsey Bridge. Head under the bridge and through a kissing gate. Follow the riverbank to open meadows.
- Once you join the riverside road you will eventually find yourself looking across the Thames to Shepperton Weir. For Shepperton Station, turn up the Ferry Lane, turn R at the top and follow the road for 800m. At the war memorial roundabout, carry on up the High Street, at the traffic lights the station is on the R.


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THE price of tickets for the All-Ireland finals, hurling and football, may have been increased substantially but it doesn’t appear as if there will be any shortage of willing takers on the Noreside.
While some tickets for the recent All-Ireland semi-final against Waterford could be purchased for as little as 10 Euro through a special promotion scheme, fans attending the big showdown at Croke Park on Sunday fortnight will have to fork out up to 80 Euro to watch the big clash between champions, Tipperary and Kilkenny.
The game, a repeat of the 2009 and 2010 finals, looks sure to sell out in double quick time. Already the scramble for tickets has started in both counties.
Minor allocation was 3,000
At the time of going to press Kilkenny had no idea how many tickets they would receive. It was anticipated, however, that there would be a substantial reduction in the numbers that will flow into the county.
The Cats had the minor team involved in the All-Ireland final for the past three years, which boosted the county’s allocation by something in the order of 3,000 tickets per game.
There are fears that the county could lose most if not all of that allocation, which could lead to a real scramble for the precious passes. Croke Park will confirm the county’s allocation later in the week.
All stand tickets for the final will cost 80 Euro, which is an increase of 10 Euro over last year’s prices. The Hill 16 tickets will cost 40 Euro, which is an increase of five Euro over last year’s prices.
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Brock Harding went 2-for-4 with an RBI in Tuesday's game.
March 12, 2013
MURFREESBORO, Tenn. - SIU's comeback fell short in a 4-2 loss to Middle Tennessee State Tuesday afternoon at Reese Smith Jr. Field. After the Blue Raiders (11-5) took the an early lead, the Salukis (8-7) kept the game close and got the tying run to the plate in each of the last three innings but could not get the run home.
SIU was one big hit away from its fourth consecutive come-from-behind victory. In the top of the ninth, Ryan Casillas reached with an infield single. Brock Harding then hit a slow roller to the right side of the infield, which first baseman Hank LaRue fielded, but MTSU reliever Daniel Palo dropped his flip to first base to put two men on with one out.
Middle Tennessee's Garrett Ring held SIU scoreless in his five innings of one-hit ball to earn his first collegiate win. The freshman took a no-hitter into the fifth before finally surrendering a one-out single to Brock Harding.
"You have to tip your hat to their pitcher," SIU Coach Ken Henderson said. "He's a young guy with a very good arm, and he did a good job. It just took us a while to get going and figure some things out, and I thought once we did we had some better ABs."
SIU's best threat against Ring came in the fifth inning with the Salukis down 2-0. After Cody Daily drew a leadoff walk, Ryan Casillas hit a rocket to the left side. Third baseman Robert Lawrence made a leaping grab and easily doubled up Daily at first base.
The Salukis' defensive effort was just as impressive. The Dawgs turned two crucial double plays and did not commit an error.
After managing just two hits through the first six innings, the Salukis scratched across a run in the top of the seventh inning. Cody Daily started the rally with a one-out walk. Ryan Casillas and Brock Harding followed with a pair of singles. Harding's single scored Daily to cut the deficit to 3-1. However, a double play ended the scoring threat ended with the tying run on base.
Middle Tennessee pushed the lead back to a three-run cushion in the bottom of the seventh when Ryan Ford drew a one-out walk and scored on Hank LaRue's RBI single to extend the lead to 4-1.
Ryan Rosthenhausler's first home run of his Saluki career cut MTSU's lead to 4-2 in the top of the eighth. Matt Jones followed that up with an infield single to bring the tying run to the plate, but the next two Salukis flew out to end the inning.
SIU Starter Bryce Sablotny had a solid outing but took the loss. After allowing a couple runs in the first inning, he settled in to throw six and two-thirds of an inning. He allowed four runs in total off 10 hits and struck out four.
"He threw well," Henderson said of Sablotny. "He made pitches when he had to, and he minimized things. He got some runners on, but he battled and stranded some runners. The defense did a great job behind him. He got some ground balls and let them make plays."
Matt Murphy was the only reliever the Salukis used. He threw one pitch in the seventh inning as Matt Jones threw out Hank LaRue on a stolen base attempt. Murphy then tossed a perfect eighth to keep it a two-run game.
Ryan Ford led off the home half of the first inning with a single to right. Hank LaRue followed with a double to left-center, and they both scored on RBI groundouts.
"That's just a great college baseball game," Henderson said. "You look up, and it's 4-2 in the ninth. That's just two good teams playing a good college baseball game."


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• Blends the rhythmic vitality of Minimalism with late-Romantic orchestral harmonies and colors
• Brought contemporary history to opera with his post-modern theatrical works Nixon in China (1987), The Death of Klinghoffer (1991), and Doctor Atomic (2005)
• Tackles urgent social issues with passion and empathy, both in his operas and in such works as I Was Looking at the Ceiling and then I Saw the Sky, El Dorado and The Wound-Dresser
• His works are preferred by choreographers, with multiple ballet versions of Fearful Symmetries
• Winner of the Grawemeyer Award in 1995 by Violin Concerto and of the Pulitzer Prize in 2003 by On the Transmigration of Souls
• Series of recordings with the Nonesuch label, including several GRAMMY wins and nominations
• A recent survey places him as the most frequently performed living American composer of orchestral music
Works by John Adams include:
Short Ride in a Fast Machine (1986) for orchestra
Violin Concerto (1993)
El Niño (1999-2000) for soprano, mezzo soprano, baritone, three tenors, choir, optional children's choir and orchestra.
The Gospel According to the Other Mary (2011) for orchestra, choir and soloists
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Soprano Julia Bullock, a champion of Adams’s music in recent years, debuts as Cleopatra to Gerald Finley’s Antony in Adams’s recent opera Antony and Cleopatra at the Liceu Opera Barcelona (European premiere, Oct 28-Nov 8), conducted by Adams. Bullock also performs in multiple presentations around the country of El Niño: Nativity Reconsidered (a chamber version arranged by conductor Christian Reif) throughout November and December.
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Fritillaria imperialis. I don't suppose these are all that unusual, as I've seen the bulbs for sale in local garden centers. I've yet to see them in anyone's garden, though. I love them, and I'd love to try them myself.
Until this visit to the gardens, I'd never seen anything from the genus Echium before, at least not that I'd noticed. And believe me, I think I would have noticed plants that look like these:
To me, the three look something that would grow in a garden on an alien world. (Actually, they are native to the islands of Madeira, La Palma and Tenerife, respectively.)
And of course, no visit to the CBG is complete without a visit to the ducks. The plants in the water garden hadn't really gotten started yet, so the ducks weren't hanging out in their usual spot. But I managed to spy one in the pond while admiring a crabapple:
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The Lommedalen Museum Railway Line (Lommedalsbanen) is a small railway line in the idyllic forest of Lommedalen valley just outside Oslo. The line has three stations which are served by a steam-hauled museum train.
The gauge is 600 mm and the line is only 700 metres long, and Lommedalsbanen only runs during summer and a few days in December with diesel engine or steam engine.
The locomotives and cars have been collected from industrial, defense and constuction lines from all over Norway. The museum line opened in 1981 and is the main site for the preservation of 600 mm railway rolling stock in Norway.
Directions from the bus stop Bykrysset in Lommedalen: Take Kampeveien and then Tolverudveien for one mile (1,6 km). Follow the signs.


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Emergency Management Director/Fire Chief Steve Murphy would like to remind residents of cooling center information and hot weather safety tips ahead of another stretch of hot weather.
A Heat Advisory is in effect from 11 a.m. Thursday, July 26 to 8 p.m. Friday, July 27 for much of the South Coast area, including Hingham. Temperature highs will range between 90-95°F on both days, with high humidity.
Residents can seek relief from the heat at the following Town facilities:
- Hingham Public Library, at 66 Leavitt Street, with operating hours Monday through Thursday, from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. The library is also open on Saturday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
- Hingham Senior Center, at 224 Central Street, with operating hours Monday through Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday, from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Limited transportation to the Senior Center may be available for home bound senior residents who wish to cool off during the Senior Center’s regular business hours. Call 781-741-1458 to arrange transportation.
- South Shore Country Club’s Bowling Alley, at 274 South Street, open Monday through Friday, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Bowling Alley is also open on Saturday and Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
To prevent illness and injuries, the Hingham Fire Department recommends the following safety tips from the American Red Cross and National Safety Council:
Heat Safety Tips
- Drink plenty of fluids, like water, even if you do not feel thirsty, and avoid alcoholic beverages, drinks with caffeine and large amounts of sugar — these actually cause you to lose more body fluid.
- Wear loose-fitting, lightweight, light-colored clothing. Avoid dark colors because they absorb the sun’s rays. Protect yourself from the sun by wearing a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, and by putting on sunscreen of SPF 15 or higher 30 minutes prior to going out.
- If you’re outside, find shade and minimize direct exposure to the sun.
- Slow down, stay indoors and avoid strenuous exercise during the hottest part of the day, which is typically around 3 p.m.
- Avoid extreme temperature changes.
- Take frequent breaks if working outdoors.
- Check on family, friends and neighbors who do not have air conditioning, who spend much of their time alone or who are more likely to be affected by the heat.
- If someone doesn’t have air conditioning, they should seek relief from the heat during the warmest part of the day in places like libraries, theaters, malls, etc.
- Hot cars can be deadly. Never leave children or pets in your vehicle. The inside temperature of the car can quickly reach over 100 degrees, even on a 70-degree day.
- Check on animals frequently to ensure that they are not suffering from the heat. Make sure they have plenty of cool water.
- Watch for heat cramps, heat exhaustion and heat stroke.
Additional Tips for Parents:
- Limit playtime at peak sun exposure time and familiarize yourself with the signs of heat illnesses.
- Avoid burns. If playground equipment is hot to the touch, it is too hot for your child’s bare skin.
Recognizing Heat Illnesses
- Look for: heavy sweating during intense exercise; muscle pain or spasms
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- Look for: heavy sweating; cold, pale, and clammy skin; fast, weak pulse; nausea or vomiting; muscle cramps; tiredness or weakness; dizziness; headache; fainting
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TORONTO, March 16, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- VitalHub Corp. (the "Company" or "VitalHub") (TSX: VHI) is pleased to announce an expansion licensing agreement of subsidiary Intouch with Health's ("Intouch") patient flow solutions with Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust (the "Trust" or "Liverpool"). This contract expands upon the Company's existing relationship with Poole Hospital, and marks the 8th Intouch with Health contract announced this quarter.
Poole Hospital has been a customer of the Company since 2019, and has recently expanded their operations resulting in increased organizational and operational pressures. Having successfully used the Company's products over the past three years, Poole looked to Intouch with Health for a solution to these pressures, culminating in this agreement. This expansion further widens the reach of Intouch's solutions to Bournemouth and Christchurch Hospitals, spanning across the entirety of University Hospitals Dorset NHS Foundation Trust.
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust serves a catchment area of 2.8 million people, spanning Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales, and the Isle of Man. The Trust sees more than 100,000 outpatients at its hospitals, annually. Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust provides specialist services in cardiothoracic surgery, cardiology, and respiratory medicine including adult cystic fibrosis and diagnostic imaging.
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has licensed a suite of Intouch's patient flow solutions, including the Check-in, Calling, Flow Manager, Mobile, and HL7 Channels software solutions. This licensing agreement is comprised solely of software products, and has an expected deployment time of twelve-weeks. By implementing these programs, the Trust can expect to see improvements in patient experience and clinical efficiency.
"We are delighted to build upon our existing relationship with Poole Hospital, expanding across the Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Trust," said Dan Matlow, CEO of VitalHub Corp. "As the 8th Intouch sale announced this quarter, we continue to reinforce our market leadership and penetration across the UK healthcare landscape. With organic growth forming an important part of our overall expansion strategy, we are pleased by our team's continued progress and execution."
ABOUT LIVERPOOL HEART AND CHEST HOSPITAL NHS FOUNDATION TRUST
Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust serves a catchment area of 2.8 million people, spanning Merseyside, Cheshire, North Wales, and the Isle of Man. The Trust sees more than 100,000 outpatients at its hospitals, annually. Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust provides specialist services in cardiothoracic surgery, cardiology, respiratory medicine including adult cystic fibrosis and diagnostic imaging. The Trust has been rated top in the country for 'overall experience' in the CQC National Inpatient Survey for 9 out of the last 14 years. Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital NHS Foundation Trust is devoted to providing excellent, compassionate, and safe care to each of its patients, daily.
Software for Health and Human Services providers designed to simplify the user experience & optimize outcomes.
VitalHub provides technology to Health and Human Services providers including; Hospitals, Regional Health Authorities, Mental Health, Long Term Care, Home Health, Community and Social Services. VitalHub solutions span the categories of Electronic Health Record (EHR), Case Management, Care Coordination, Patient Flow & Operational Visibility, and DOCit Mobile Apps.
The Company has a robust two-pronged growth strategy, targeting organic growth opportunities within its product suite, and pursuing an aggressive M&A plan. Currently, VitalHub serves 275+ clients across Canada, USA, UK, Australia, Qatar, and Latvia. VitalHub is based in Toronto, Canada, with an offshore development hub in Sri Lanka. The Company is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) under the symbol "VHI".
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BMW group tester one (GT1) is offered to the aftermarket in the same specification that is currently supplied to BMW franchised dealers. It is special-purpose tool of BMW Series.Gt1 is supplied with a Pentium based laptop PC on a Windows platform connected to a high specification communications and measurement interface.GT1 can complete coverage of ALL BMW systems, one thing that can only be done using the GT1, this function is called Electronic Control Unit (ECU) programming and configuration. Many of the original electronic systems on modern vehicles can now be re programmed using software; historically any changes to rectify software problems would involve a new ECU which would be purchased from the parts department and that is the only way that the independent market today is able to overcome these problems. The BMW GT1 system allows you re programme all BMW car ECU's to fix software or to install a blank ECU to a repaired vehicle. GT1 is the only system that allows you to do this and is absolutely essential if working on Freelander , the GT1 is also the only system that provides all diagnostics and programming for the very latest BMW launched this year.BMW GT1 software kit comprises of five system ,TIS system .DIS data system ; diagnosis system .measuring system and management system . you can to test and check data information same time in GT1.
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Somewhere among the McMansions of West Austin, Devin “Deezie” Brown pulled his USPS mail carrier truck over to the side of the road, hopped into the back among stacks of packages, and started furiously scribbling out lyrics for a new song. It was the summer of 2019, scorching hot, and Deezie had only one thing on his mind: staying hydrated.
His job as a mail carrier resulted in driving through areas of Austin that highlighted the city’s social and economic inequality, and the idea of hydration had begun to take on a new meaning for the aspiring rapper. “I wanted to take care of myself mentally as well as physically,” Deezie says. The eventual song, aptly titled “Hydrate,” kickstarted the artist’s second full-length solo album, 5th Wheel Fairytale, which dropped earlier this month. Deezie celebrates the release of the album with a show at Hotel Vegas on Friday, August 19.
With immaculate production and densely layered tracks of samples, synths, and loops behind Deezie’s intricate, rapid-fire flow, the record marks his best work to date. It arrives at the crest of a triumphant arc, which included a performance at last year’s ACL Festival and a collaboration with basketball superstar and recent music mogul Chris Bosh. That success stems from Deezie’s singular focus at an early age. The rapper recalls many of his friends hanging out at parties or on the football field, but Deezie was committed to another calling. “I was in the bleachers with a pen and a notepad,” Deezie says.
Raised in Bastrop, he spent his youth striving to make it out of his small town and immerse himself in the rap scenes of Austin or Houston. But his arrival in the capital city came in the wake of tragedy when his family lost their home in the 2011 Bastrop fire. His first album, Judith, drew largely from East Coast hip-hop, but as Deezie penned bars for new songs, he found his mind wandering back to his boyhood in Bastrop, as well as his southern roots. In many ways, his youth had been cut short, and he wanted to rediscover himself. “I grew up listening to lots of OutKast, UGK, and DJ Screw,” he says. Focusing on East Coast rap had begun to feel inauthentic to him as he yearned for his own identity. “I wanted to see what happens when you just trust your gut,” he says.
Though Deezie had never incorporated many samples in his music before, the idea kept nagging at his subconscious. He found a cart of old records at a Goodwill in East Austin and couldn’t stop listening to the “chill jazz vibes” of Tom Browne. Soon, Deezie found himself at Astro Record Store in Bastrop, stocking up on soul, funk, and jazz records. Those sounds permeate his new album, while retaining some East Coast hip-hop “boom-bap” beats on songs like “We in the House” and “Reporting Live from the Southern State.”
Highly conceptual and narrative, 5th Wheel Fairytale also introduces characters on his album, which Deezie says represent embodiments of his emotions. “Each characteristic of myself is a character. I have my anxiety, my fear, my happiness, my sadness,” the rapper says. In recent years, the tension around social justice and the hardships of the pandemic have weighed heavily on Deezie. The deaths of unarmed Black men like George Floyd and the incredible death toll from COVID-19 pushed Deezie to examine himself and his role in the world. “Educating myself and hydrating myself on these topics is how I got through,” he says.
Ultimately, that interior journey is both the impetus for and defining power of 5th Wheel Fairytale — an album on which Deezie’s ambitious reflection helps him find his voice and deliver a compelling portrait of an artist on the rise.


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Summer isn’t summer without visiting the Farmer’s Markets. However, sometimes they can be overwhelming. You may walk around wondering which selections to make while sampling everything there is to offer. Luckily for you, we are Farmer’s Market pros and can give you an idea of what items to be on the lookout for.
Mushrooms are a product that usually sells out at farmer’s markets. So if you are into mushrooms, make any mushroom booths your first stop. Additionally, this is a good time to try a mushroom variety you haven’t yet explored. For example, you can oftentimes find chanterelles or lion’s mane mushrooms at farmer’s markets. Mushrooms are low in calories and high in antioxidants making them a nutritional side dish option.
It is possible to find decent honey at the grocery store. However, the honey from your neighbor’s backyard will always be best. If your neighbor doesn’t have honey, then your best honey will be found at farmer’s markets! Honey at farmer’s markets will have a lesser chance of being “cut” with syrups and sugars. Pure honey and honeycomb truly help with many ailments. Honey is antibacterial, antifungal, and antiviral. It can be ingested, used topically, and combined with other ingredients like garlic for additional benefits and flavors.
Fresh mozzarella is a wonderful thing and is making more and more appearances at farmer’s markets lately. If you happen to see a cheese called burrata, grab some of that too! Burrata cheese is mozzarella that's formed into a thin pouch and then filled with soft, stringy curd and cream called stracciatella. It’s a great topping for pasta or can be used as a dip. Mozzarella also contains bacteria that act as probiotics. These probiotics may improve gut health, promote immunity, and fight inflammation in your body.
A Greenheart favorite available at farmer’s market includes fresh-picked fruits and vegetables, but specifically, peppers. Peppers are also low in calories and high in nutrition. Peppers contain the carotenoid compounds beta-carotene, lutein, and zeaxanthin, plus vitamin C, which are all critical to eye health. Lutein amounts in red peppers specifically have been known to neutralize free radicals and reduce inflammation. Peppers likely protect cartilage and bone thanks to their abundance of vitamin C. In fact, a half-cup of red bell pepper gives you a full day's supply of the recommended milligrams of vitamin C.
Plants and herbs
Most smaller farmers and gardening enthusiasts take pride in their crops. For this reason, purchasing herbs and plants at the farmer’s market is ideal. Some great snags that can be utilized diversely to be on the lookout for include: thyme, aloe, mint, chives, basil, and lemon balm. You can keep these plants on your kitchen window seal or repot them on your patio. Fresh herbs add life to drinks and dishes in the kitchen. Plus, having aloe on hand is never a bad idea. Don’t be afraid to add aloe and herbs to smoothies or soups as well!
We hope this lists gives you some direction as you visit your next Farmer’s Market. You can also find a Greenheart booth at local farmer’s markets and fairs. Stop by and visit us and get some fuel for your day!

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I rise to speak in favour of the clauses in the Bill and against the amendments. I do not think that the latter add anything material, and they ignore the vast improvements in mental health under this Government in recent years. One in four adults will experience mental health illness in their lifetime, and that is obviously a high incidence of mental health illness. It shows the growing concern around this issue as well as a growing awareness, and, I have to add, a growing commitment by today’s Government, but we cannot ignore the fact that there are many challenges in the system and many areas for improvement.
I want to talk briefly about the Government’s record. I fully support their commitment to providing funding for mental health services, which will mean that those services’ funding will increase faster than in other areas of the NHS. I hope that much of that funding will go towards the frontline in teaching and education. Perhaps the Minister will address this in his closing remarks.
I meet many education professionals in Fareham who report an increase in the incidence of mental illness among their young people and finding the cost of providing counselling and support an additional burden on their budgets.
It is important to note that by 2023-24, under the proposals in the Bill, at least an additional 345,000 children and young people under 25 will be able to access support via NHS-funded mental health services. That is a welcome aim, and I am confident that we will meet that target under this landmark funding commitment. That progress is hugely welcome, and I am glad that the Government have made children and young people’s mental health a top priority within the NHS, which is halfway through a major programme to improve access to specialist services, supported by £1.4 billion of funding. I congratulate the Front-Bench team and the Government on that work.
I want to talk about some of the incidents that I have come across in Fareham over the past few months. Tragically, several young people took their own lives last year. As I said earlier, I recently met educational professionals who are increasingly worried about how long it is taking young people to access mental health support, counselling or other support through CAMHS. Children or young people are presenting with problems such as anxiety, low-level depression or self-harm, but they are not necessarily meeting the eligibility criteria required by CAMHS, so they are not being accepted for treatment by the services on offer. That leaves them to fall into a treatment gap, which is a problem in Fareham and around the country. Young people are presenting with complex needs that do not necessarily fit into the diagnostic box, and I hope that measures are in place to provide more accessible lower-level care and treatment to meet that demand.
The other issue that young people, their families and teachers, and medical professionals in Fareham are reporting to me is the time it takes to get an initial counselling or therapy session through CAMHS. Young people sometimes have to wait months before an initial meeting, which can have a devastating effect on someone who might be fragile or facing challenges. They may end up dropping out of school, for example, but they may have stayed in school had there been some intervention, or they may increase their level of self-harm or become suicidal within that timeframe. It is tragic that systemic challenges mean that we are unable to reach maybe the easier-to-treat cases in an appropriate timescale. It is incumbent upon me to highlight the challenges we are facing in Fareham, but I am glad that this funding and this commitment to mental health, particularly children and young people’s mental health, will go towards improving some of those systemic problems, such as resources and waiting times.
Turning to some good news in Fareham and the progress being made to address the treatment gap, I am pleased to welcome a new community support project in Fareham and Gosport that has been set up to supplement the existing health service. It is run by the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust and the Princess Royal Trust For Carers, and a consultation is under way to assess how it can focus more on day-to-day mental health challenges and provide lower-level support for people who do not necessarily fulfil the eligibility criteria that I set out. That might be someone who has lost a job or is facing some financial difficulty, and this support can help them to get through a troubled time and prevent them from deteriorating.
The project will support people on a one-to-one basis and will serve to ease pressure on other services. It aims to nip mental health problems in the bud before they get worse, with a focus on prevention and on flexibility. I really welcome the initiative and hope that if it is successful in Fareham and Gosport it will be rolled out further afield in Hampshire.
I also want to talk about the Southern Health NHS Foundation Trust, which provides mental health services in Fareham. I want to update the House on the good progress that Southern Health has been making. I have been campaigning for many years—in fact, it was one of the first issues that hit my in-tray when I was first elected in 2015—about the systemic and structural problems endemic in the health trust, which was, frankly, failing its patients back in 2014 and 2015. Its leadership has been overhauled and it has had huge interventions from NHS Improvement, as well as a lot of monitoring from the various regulatory bodies in relation to its history of treatment of people with serious mental health problems or with disabilities, including avoidable deaths. Several inquests have concluded that Southern Health did bear blame for those deaths.
I am very glad to report that last week the CQC reported that Southern Health trust should be rated as good, and that is a vast improvement on previous years. It is a vote of confidence in the leadership team, and it is a real step forward in providing confidence to the thousands of people who work for Southern Health, and of course, above all, those patients who are under its care. In terms of leadership, safety, caring responsiveness and the extent to which it is patient-centred, Southern Health was rated as good. I have to say, however, that some areas still require improvement—for example, the effectiveness of services.
I have worked with many families whose young relatives have taken their own lives under the care of Southern Health, and I know they have been significantly involved with helping to get improvements in Southern Health. I know that they will be pleased by last week’s CQC rating, and I want to congratulate those families on all their input and their work on this issue. I also congratulate the leadership team at Southern Health.
Lastly, I want to talk briefly about Fareham Community Hospital in Fareham, which has been my pet project. It is a wonderful facility in the heart of our community, but it is sadly under-used. Last year I conducted a wide-ranging consultation with hundreds of local residents and many stakeholders, and I authored a document on the conclusions: the Minister is welcome to read a copy, maybe tonight or tomorrow, if he would be interested. It sets out a plan, based on the results of that consultation, for how we can better use Fareham Community Hospital. One of our recommendations is that it would be a brilliant location for a mental health hub in our community. We have a great facility, which is well located and in good condition, but in the light of the demands and challenges in the local area with young people’s mental health there is a great opportunity here for more funding and more co-ordination so that Fareham Community Hospital can be better harnessed, so that our young people, and also other people who need mental health support, can use the facility and capitalise on it in the most effective way. I hope that bosses at the CCG and those who make the decisions will that bear in mind.
I applaud the Government for their commitment to the funding in the Bill, and I oppose all the amendments.


When it comes to high speed rail (HSR) transport there really is no one coming even close to matching the rail network of China. Spanning more than 12,000 miles, the country not only has the largest network of HSR tracks in the world, but its entire network is larger than all of the rest of the world’s HSR track networks combined. The Chinese HSR currently serves more than two and a half million riders every day, and reaches 28 of China’s 33 provinces. China doesn’t ever do anything small, and high speed rail is no exception, so they are still rapidly expanding their rail network and planning to grow it even further to more than 19,000 miles by 2020.
Needless to say the development of HSR technology in China is big business and companies from all over the world are lining up to help them develop it. Italian industrial design firm Drawpon Lab has announced a new collaboration called the Viper Project with Piedmont, Italy-based 3D printer manufacturer Ira3D to develop the world’s first high speed train that will be entirely prototyped using a desktop 3D printer. The new train is being developed exclusively for the Chinese market and is expected to be capable of reaching speeds up to 380 Km/h (236 mph).
“High speed is one of the greatest challenges of our era and the time is right for us to make our move. The transition towards such important technological development requires complete technical preparation, ambition and determination. We are convinced of the importance of leaving the world better than we found it and we are happy with the collaboration between 3D printing by Ira3D and Drawpon Lab, in which we have found a reliable partner to allow us to fearlessly ride the wave of progress by availing of 3D printing,” said Ira3D CEO Alessandro Padrin.
Drawpon Lab will be leveraging their in-house 3D printers developed by Ira3D to create the prototypes for all aspects of their high speed train project, and the 3D printer company has already produced the first model of the project. The 3D printed model was designed by a team of engineers from Drawpon Lab and was 3D printed using a combination of PLA and durable wooden filament, IraWood, on the Poetry Infinity 3D printer. The printer was fitted with a 0.4mm printer nozzle and it 3D printed the train model in about fourteen hours at a rate of 120mm/sec. The 3D printed model was post-processed using a combination of white cement to smooth the surface and then a coating of high-quality modelling paint.
“We can’t wait to start this project with Ira3D. Our companies share the same ideal to promote development and positive growth around the world, starting with home technology. I hope this synergy-based project between professional designers and the highest performing 3D printers can act as a catalyst for further initiatives intended to promote a design and prototyping system in the industrial design sector and further afield. The extraordinary ability of the Poetry Infinity 3D printer is a fundamental pillar of any project developed by Drawpon Lab, together with Ira3D and we are committed to investing in advancing technology,” said Drawpon Lab CEO Matteo Cibelli.
Here is some video of the Poetry Infinity 3D printer using IraWood filament:
“Our attitude is one of responsible growth, presenting technology that protects and creates advantages in the community, the fulcrum of Ira3D’s commitment in China. The Viper project goes beyond 3D modelling of a high speed train, but also represents Ira3D’s support for progress all around the world. 3D printing has sensational power. With the Viper project, we demonstrated how it is capable of connecting different realities thousands of kilometres apart, simply using a 3D printer,” continued Ira3D’s Padrin.
Ira3D regularly collaborates with fellow Italian company Drawpon Labs on their international industrial design projects, and their 3D printers play a key role in the company’s fast, web-based design process. Ira3D has been quickly expanding their global reach this last year and the small Italian startup has already grown to more than 25 employees with over 100 distributors all over the world. They currently sell their high-speed, large volume (250 x 250 x 300 mm [9.8 x 9.8 x 11.8 inch]) desktop 3D printers in more than 26 countries throughout the world, primarily in the European and Asian markets. The Poetry Infinity 3D printer currently retails for € 2489 ($2710) and is capable of using dozens of materials, including ABS, PLA, Nylon and a wide range of advanced filaments. Discuss this project in the 3D Printed High Speed Train forum over at 3DPB.com.
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Many of your employees have been on the front lines of this pandemic. Those who care for our loved ones, stock our shelves and deliver our packages have kept our society going.
You recognize that. We have all seen your TV ads, proclaiming that America’s corporations say “thank you” to “our heroes.” You’ve encouraged people to make homemade signs, touted the millions of slices of pizza you’ve donated, and promoted feel-good hashtags: #ThanksforDelivering and #OutThereForUs. But workers don’t need PR campaigns. They need fair…
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