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Stoltenberg admits NATO has no proof of Russia supporting TalibanWorld May 24, 13:34
Russia’s fifth-generation fighter jets to start arriving for troops in 2019Military & Defense May 24, 13:23
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IRKUTSK, October 4 (Itar-Tass) — A fire alert regime has been imposed in one more district of the Russian Irkutsk region over forest fires, a spokesman for the regional emergencies administration told Itar-Tass on Tuesday.
As of 17:00 local time (12:00 Moscow time), there were three forest fires on an overall area of 63 hectares in the Tulunsky district. The fires have been localized, the spokesman said.
In all, eighteen wildfires are reported in the area adjacent to Lake Baikal. Fire fighting operations involve 541 men and 84 units of hardware, including aircraft. The most difficult fire situation is in the Bratsk region.


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London is the capital city of England and the United Kingdom.Standing on the River Thames, London has been a major settlement for two millennia, its history going back to its founding by the Romans, who named it Londinium.London's vast urban area is often described using a set of district names, such as Bloomsbury, Mayfair, Wembley and Whitechapel. These are either informal designations, reflect the names of villages that have been absorbed by sprawl, or are superseded administrative units such as parishes or former boroughs.
Such names have remained in use through tradition, each referring to a local area with its own distinctive character, but without official boundaries. Since 1965 Greater London has been divided into 32 London boroughs in addition to the ancient City of London. The City of London is the main financial district, and Canary Wharf has recently developed into a new financial and commercial hub in the Docklands to the east. The London General Post Office used a similar naming conventions (e.g. EC= East Central; N = Northern) when it organised its operations from 1840 onwards. The London Post Office Model is well documented historically and was mirrored by many countries around the world. See the following sub categories for postmarks.
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Cyber charters are failed experiment
If an experiment fails, the reasonable response is to end it and try something different. Not so regarding cyber charter schools, based on the actions of lawmakers who continue to fully fund these schools in the face of mounting evidence that they are a spectacular failure at improving academic achievement.
In 2009, Michigan began a small pilot program with for-profit, cyber charters. In 2012, long before sufficient data was available to assess the pilot’s success, Gov. Snyder and the Legislature expanded the number of cyber charters.
Now, after years of experience and investment, we know that was a mistake.
In recent rankings, the Michigan Virtual Academy was at the 3rd percentile in academic performance — 97 percent of Michigan schools performed better. Michigan Virtual Academy is operated by K-12, Inc., the largest player in the for-profit cyber charter industry.
A study by the RAND Corp. and New York University released earlier this year showed that online-only schools tend to attract and harm our most vulnerable students. The study found that Ohio students with low test scores who attend cyber charter schools fell even further behind. High achieving students perform better, but still achieve lower results than they would have if they had enrolled in traditional schools.
In the “National Study of Online Charter Schools,” Stanford University found that cyber charter students received the equivalent of 180 fewer days of learning in math and 72 fewer days of instruction in reading than their peers in traditional schools.
The small minority of students who succeed in cyber schools, according to the data, are self-motivated, with strong parental involvement. Unfortunately, for-profit companies like K-12, Inc., focus their marketing and aggressive recruitment efforts on students and families who do not fit that model, ultimately harming those students whom they claim to help.
Here in Michigan, legislators continue to ignore the poor academic achievement of cyber schools and pour millions into this failed experiment. Even Gov. Snyder recognized that funding for cyber charters needed to be scaled back when he proposed in last year’s education budget that they receive only 80 percent of normal per-pupil funding — acknowledging that cyber charters have a fraction of the overhead that traditional brick and mortar schools face.
Unfortunately, the Legislature rejected the governor’s proposal — but many from both parties in Lansing are hoping he pushes again for this change next year.
In the end, opposition to this change likely stems from money — specifically lobbying and campaign funds spent by groups like K-12 Inc. In 2012, the same year that Michigan and many other states expanded their cyber school programs, K-12 Inc. spent nearly $30 million on lobbying and marketing. For K-12 Inc., that was a wise investment, as laws were changed and enrollment soared at its cyber schools — as did their profits.
That could be a factor in a new piece of legislation, Senate Bill 574, which would give for-profit charter and cyber schools a cut of regional enhancement millages approved by voters to support local neighborhood schools. If this legislation passes, there is no guarantee that this funding would ever be used to help student achievement — it could go to already excessive corporate profits, shareholders and CEO salaries.
There is a place for online education. Public schools have used distance learning technology for years — especially in more rural and remote districts where courses like Advanced Placement, foreign languages and career-technical classes are not available. And blending online learning into a classroom setting is a proven success, unlike online-only cyber charter schools.
Policy makers should take note of the growing evidence of the failure of for-profit cyber charter schools and end this experiment — now.
Paula Herbart is president of the Michigan Education Association.
Labor Voices columns are written on a rotating basis by United Auto Workers President Dennis Williams, Teamsters President James Hoffa, Michigan AFL-CIO President Ron Bieber and Michigan Education Association President Paula Herbart.

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text: Churg-Strauss syndrome (CSS) is a rare vasculitic disorder that generally occurs in patients with bronchial asthma. CSS is being increasingly recognized in asthmatic patients treated with leukotriene receptor antagonists. However, the nature of this relationship remains to be elucidated. The present report describes three asthmatic patients who developed clinical manifestations highly suggestive of CSS, although one patient lacked the presence of eosinophilia. The patient, however, exhibited biopsy-proven cutaneous necrotizing vasculitis, which improved after withdrawal of montelukast. The second patient presented with systemic constitutional signs including fever, malaise, arthralgias, clinical jaundice, peripheral blood eosinophilia, and biopsy-proven eosinophilic hepatitis. The third patient also had circulating eosinophilia, scleritis, and arthritis. All patients improved after discontinuation of the leukotriene receptor antagonist (montelukast).

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Mogán Town Hall assume the beach management of Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria
Mogán Town Council take control of Puerto Rico de Gran Canaria beach this Wednesday, November 24 in an official act of reversion that will conclude the private concession, to manage the beach and its services, which began nearly 50 years ago.
Puerto Rico S.A., the company formed in 1967 by the Roca family, owners of the entire valley, who invested, promoted and sold shares to pay for the early construction of this popular Gran Canaria resort town, received the official permission for exploitation of the Playa de Puerto Rico beach in 1972, officially opening the resort in 1974 when they were given permission to extend their concession until July 28, 2018. However they were denied a further extension, in 2018, by the General Directorate of the Coast and the Sea, the Spanish Coastal authority, known as the Costas. Mogan town hall, and the current governing group, opposed the renewal, and among the reasons was a quoted invasion of 1,865 square meters of maritime-terrestrial public domain that had not been granted for this use in the original concession, which led to its privatisation, when part of it should have been destined for public services, an objection upheld by the Costas.
Puerto Rico S.A. filed an appeal, before the Contentious-Administrative Chamber, requesting the application of precautionary measures, thereby postponing any reversion of the concession until the decision of the Chamber had been published. Finally, on October 28 of this year, an order denying the petition from Puerto Rico S.A. was issued and annulling the company’s right to exploitation of the beach.
Puerto Rico was certainly the first artificially constructed beach on Gran Canaria, using sand brought from elsewhere and, it is believed to not only to have been the first designed in the Canary Islands but almost certainly the first of its kind in Spain. Some even quote it as being the very first artificial tourist beach in the world. The sand was brought in by Puerto Rico SA the same year they built the first shopping centre, around 1972, the owners of the company, the Rocas, having purchased the entire valley in 1966, starting construction two years later, and officially opening the resort to the public in 1974, making the Costa Mogán famous throughout Spain.
The Costas has summoned the Mogán Town Council next Wednesday, November 24, for the act of reversal, to formalise reception of the management of Puerto Rico beach by the local administration. From that date on, the Consistory will have the right to exploit the seasonal services, such as beach beds, parasols, cleaning services, lifeguard services and others, deriving income for the municipality and the town hall. Last July, the Mogan Consistory has also had responsibility for the Tauro beach, following the controversial handling of that project by the timeshare company Anfi Tauro S.A. Mogán Town Hall are also understood to be positioning themselves to take over the concession on Puerto Rico SA’s second artificial beach at Amadores, where the concession has also not been renewed, pending ongoing legal action.


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After the trauma of having to throw all of my plants away, I've been wary of starting all over again. But last week I bucked up, finally broke out an egg carton, and planted some seeds. I'm still worried about my aphid issue, but figure I need to fight the good fight!
So far nature's on my side, and little sproutlings have started to appear! I've already had to transplant baby maxixe and a few heirloom tomatoes, and some other mystery objects are starting to poke through the soil today. (Of course, I was lazy and didn't really keep track of what I was planting where, so Spring will be full of botanical surprises!)

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Although there’s long been a stigma attached to aging that leads us to believe that our senior years and frailty go hand in hand, the latest statistics paint a far different – and more promising – reality. Not only is life expectancy higher now than ever before, but when asked about their health, as many as 41% of seniors claim to feel either very good or excellent.
In fact, the prognosis for senior health is even more encouraging when considering that many facets of aging are often within our control. For example, lifestyle decisions, such as not smoking, maintaining a healthy weight, and staying physically active, are major health determinants that we can personally control.
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- Arthritis. Likely the top condition impacting older adults – nearly half of those over age 65 – arthritis pain can cause seniors to reduce activity levels.
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- Lung Diseases. Respiratory diseases, such as COPD, emphysema, and asthma, are troublesome enough, but can also result in an increased risk of pneumonia and other infections.
- How you can help: Encourage your loved one to stop smoking, ensure that he or she has received lung function testing, and is using oxygen and any other medications exactly as prescribed.
- Dementia. Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia affect more than 10% of the senior population, and likely even more, since these conditions can be difficult to diagnose correctly.
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Qadria Muslims in Zomba have proposed a gathering where among other things they want to highlight some controversial issues in the religion such as praying zuhhor after Jumuah.
The call comes as result of a feud that ensued between members of Chinamwali Ijtihaad Fi-Sabeel-llah Group and Sh. Saleem Mulosola, a teacher at Zomba Islamic High School on Saturday on the meaning of a certain Quranic verse during a congregation organised by the group at Mdelemani under the theme “Unity in Islam”.
Sheikh Mulosola accused the group of misinterpreting Quran 4 verse 8 which talks about Justice, alms giving and kindness.
The grouping led by Sheikh Hamza and Sh Arab Byson told the gathering that the alms giving mentioned in verse meant the Sadaqa offered after 40 days upon the death of a relative.
This did not go well with Sheikh Mulosola who attended the gathering .With no hesitation, he stood up to clarify on the true meaning of the verse.
“The Qur’anic verse means the laws governing the disbursement of deceased estates,” said the sheikh.
Sheikh Byson reacted angrily to Saleem Mulosola reaching the extent of describing him as a non-believer.
“This man is a Kafir (Non-believer), we need to eliminate him in our community”, sheikh Byson said .
Meanwhile the group has approached, Muslim Association of Malawi Treasurer for Zomba, Bro. Kalingo to convene a gathering aimed at finding the solution to the misunderstanding. .
Sheikh Mulosola has since said he is ready to have a discussion with the group.
“I have welcomed the challenge. I believe that the truth shall come out”, he said.
Several scholars in Zomba have pledged to take part in the discussion. Among them are Majilis Ulama Chairman, Dr. Imraan Sharif, MAM executive member, Sh. Abdul Rahman Kalako, Director of Al-Nidau Islamic foundation, Sh. Mussa Ayami, Zomba IIB coordinator, Sh. Ali William Bamusi and ZODEC program officer, Sh. Aboobakar Burhaan.
Last month, organising committee of the Ziyara Parade accused Sheikh Mulosola of telling Muslims to stay away from the event calling it an innovation during when he hosted a Thumba la Kasakaniza programme on Radio Islam.


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(Isle of Man) regulations stated that “works” teams weren’t allowed, so the guys formed their own team christened “Team S Equipe.” Unknown at the time was the fact that “Equipe” in French means “Team…”
A must-read account of the Arthur Francis S-Type Lambrettas and the men who raced them, with loads of truly awesome photos and memorabilia.
(Thanks for the link, Matt, and thanks to David Hardy at TeamSEquipe.com for the use of this fantastic photo of Neville Frost )
NOTE: I’m bouncing this back to the top of 2strokebuzz, because David was kind enough to let us add a photo from his collection. Anyone who enjoys vintage scooters must spend an hour poking around this site. It’s rare to find such great site design, solid writing, and fantastic (large!) photos all preserving the history of one specific subject.
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Let me know where to email you a photo & I’ll send you .jpg to illustrate the post. Glad you like the site & thanks for adding it to 2 Stroke Buzz.
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It is with great sadness that I have to announce the passing of the greatest all round scooterist, of all time, Nev Frost.
Nev passed away last Friday, unfortunately I do not know the circumstances as yet.
From the mid sixties Nev was the one you had to beat, whether it be on the track, grass track, rallies or navigation trials he would be there at the top or there about.
Just a fantastic competitor.
I hope he gets the send off he deserves, a truly great man & scootering legend.
To be honest I never heard of Nev Frost until this post. So I did some research and here is what I came up with.
One thing is for certain, they dont make em like Nev anymore.
i was lucky enough to be a member of the bromley innocents for a short time – nev was my hero at the time and i used supertune in croydon for all my spares -nev was involved in the running, they also done a fantastic job of a respray on my sx225 – i remember them producing a bike called an avanti which was very fast.i did all my own tuning and could get 80+mph- neville was not only fast but was the best slow rider around -he won all of the competiions for this event that i went to- i remember him at a fast trial at brands hatch after a crash ,getting back on and winning with clumps of grass stuck to the bike. R.I.P. nev you were brilliant
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Tests, treatments, and procedures for healthcare providers and consumers to question
Australia's peak health professional colleges, societies and associations have developed lists of recommendations of the tests, treatments, and procedures that healthcare providers and consumers should question.
Each recommendation is based on the latest available evidence. Importantly, they are not prescriptive but are intended as guidance to start a conversation about what is appropriate and necessary.
As each situation is unique, healthcare providers and consumers should use the recommendations to collaboratively formulate an appropriate healthcare plan together.
Australian and New Zealand Association of NeurologistsVisit page
The ANZAN Council considered 12 clinical practices in neurology which may be overused, inappropriate or of limited effectiveness in a given clinical context. After choosing the top 5 items to prioritise, these were passed on to the appropriate subspecialty committees within ANZAN for comment and additional suggestions. The final list of the top 5 items chosen was compiled following a review of the evidence and the formulation of suitable recommendations and endorsed by the Council on 7th January 2016.


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In this riveting political thriller, The Commonwealth, a post-apocalyptic civilisation on the rise, is locked in a clash of ideas with the Keepers, a fight which threatens to destroy the world . . .
again. When Lilly was first Chief Engineer at The Commonwealth, nearly fifty years ago, the Central Archive wasn't yet the greatest repository of knowledge in the known world, protected by scribes copying every piece of found material - books, maps, even scraps of paper - and disseminating them by Archive Runners to hidden off-site locations for safe keeping. Back then, there was no Order of Silence to create and maintain secret routes deep into the sand-covered towers of the Gone World or into the northern forests beyond Sea Glass Lake.
Back then, the world was still quiet, because Lilly hadn't yet found the Harrington Box. But times change. Recently, the Keepers have started gathering to the east of Yellow Ridge - thousands upon thousands of them - and every one of them determined to burn the Central Archives to the ground, no matter the cost, possessed by an irrational fear that bringing back the ancient knowledge will destroy the world all over again.
To prevent that, they will do anything. Fourteen days ago the Keepers chased sixteen-year-old Archive Runner Elimisha into a forbidden Gone World Tower and brought the entire thing down on her. Instead of being killed, though, she slipped into an ancient unmapped bomb shelter where she has discovered a cache of food and fresh water, a two-way radio like the one Lilly's been working on for years .
. . and something else.
Something that calls itself 'the internet' . . .

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Our Gallery in Philipsburg is open seven days a week year-round with a great selection of Gem Mountain Montana Sapphire Gemstones and Sapphire Jewelry and a uniqe mix of rocks, fossils, minerals, crystals, prospecting equipment, rock hounding supplies, books, gold panning kits, souvenirs, teak furnature, wood carvings, butterflies, and of course, a great selection of Montana Sapphire Gemstones and Jewelry. Our goal is to have something unique and new at least twice a year and hopefully something you have never seen before.
We offer indoor gravel washing in the garage next door and always have our natural Sapphire Gravel in stock for mail order and gravel to go. You can order gravel on our Gravel Store. If you would like to order or purchase something you see on the website and it isn't available "on-line" give us a call at: 406-859-GEMS (4367). You can talk to a real person, seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.


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Brenham wins easy against Montgomery
Updated 10:23 pm, Saturday, October 13, 2012
MONTGOMERY — Brenham continued its domination of Montgomery with a 23-7 win in Friday's District 18-4A showdown at Bear Stadium.
The Cubs won their first consecutive game and improved to 5-1 for the season and 4-0 in district. The Bears, who dropped to 4-3 and 4-1. have yet to defeat their nemesis on the gridiron.
Continuing the pattern of recent seasons, this year's game was decided by some key plays made by Brenham.
The first came right before halftime when the Cubs turned a high punt snap by Montgomery into a 25-yard field goal by Haiden Lane, sending Brenham into halftime with a 16-7 lead.
Brenham got the ball to begin the second half and moved from its own 25 to the Montgomery 31 before facing a fourth-and-three play.
Offensive coordinator Tim Oehrlein called in a newly devised play that featured a handoff and two pitches before ending up back in the hand of quarterback Walter Thomas, who connected with a wide off Kwadareus Chapel for a 31-yard touchdown pass.
The extra point extended the Brenham margin to 16 points.
"What a terrific call coach Oehrlein made on that fourth down," Brenham coach Glen West said. "That honestly probably broke their back. That and the snap over the punter's head that we were able to recover.
"You have a lot of tightness going into the second half. Scoring the first series of the second half gave us a little breathing room and really set the tone."
Montgomery's offense continued to stall until late in the third quarter.
The Bear offensive finally began to click behind the running of Paul Allen, who had five carries for 26 years.
Quarterback Josh Bolfing added a 29-yard pass to Frankie Phillips to help Montgomery move to the Brenham 20 as time ran out in the third period.
The Cub defense made a crucial stand at that point, turning the Bears away scoreless and essentially locking up the decision.
Earnest Patterson broke up a pass in the end zone and Desmond Lockett came up with a big sack to bring up fourth down.
Under pressure from a heavy rush, Bolfing's pass into the end zone was picked off by Darrion Johnson.
"We're not afraid to man up on defense, but really the pressure (on Bolfing) was the key," West said. "Earnest Patterson made a great tip of a ball that would have been a touchdown.
"Football is a game of breaks. Those went our way tonight and we're thankful for that."

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Durham Motor Inn4.0 out of 5.0
Recent guest reviews
Over priced beyond belief, The interior is 1980. Paint missing in most rooms...flooring ..stained carpets..lino marked with chips out of it. Ripped wallpaper. Grounds look like a rubbish tip at rear of units. Noisy and awoken at 5,00am by presumably a council rubbish truck. This motel is in serious need of a modern upgrade. Next time I'll take care to read the reviews! We'll be back - Yeah right!!
We couldn't believe how out dated the interior was. Paint missing in most rooms...flooring ..stained carpets..lino marked with chips out of it. Ripped wallpaper. Grounds un kept Tiles missing in swimming pool. Toilet not clean. Have to say the guy (owner) was friendly and understanding and refunded us in full. This motel is in serious need of a modern upgrade.
I stayed two nights here recently while visiting Tauranga. The location is good as its only a short walk to the bars and restaurants in the Tauranga CBD. The room was dated and dreary with old furniture. Definitely not a nice place to stay. I'm sure Tauranga has better value for money than this place. I definitely wouldn't stay here again.
Easy check in. Room was spacious, clean, and warm. Very convenient to downtown restaurants but kitchen facilities are in the room for some basic food preparation. No restaurant at hotel, but cafe nearby. Would certainly stay again.
Super good service. The reception lady was absolutely lovely, pronto to help with informations and organize a few tour for us. Our room was clean and nice smell. Location is fantastic you can not get better location and such a good price. we will definite come back. Arrivederci :)))))
We were not impressed when we stayed earlier this year The complex looked tired,gardens needed care and attention,very lacklustre. The location is great,so we decided to try them again. Wow,what a difference!! New managers,lovely clean units,gardens immaculate,lovely breakfast each morning. So close to the shops and beach, Definitely will stay again when next in Tauranga !!!
I travel all over NZ and I wasn't impressed by this place. From my check in I gut a bad vibe from an unfriendly lady with a really bad attitude on the front desk. Made me feel unwelcome. My room was freezing upon arrival with all the windows open at 6pm on a cold 7 degree day. The room was very tired with upgrades required. In the bathroom the soap was listed on the wall in the shower, but the dispensers were empty. I feel this is a cheap way of providing the guest essentials, but they couldn't even get that right. No TV in the main bedroom... I like to watch TV in bed when travelling alone. I'm sure this would be a good improvement. My room had a so bath, but when I ran the bath, a dirty film settled on top of the water. I presume this was from a mix of dirty residue and cleaning product. The heating is poor. A small heater to hear a large room... A bit of live and care required to improve this motel along with a better attitude from the lady on the front desk. I won't be back here.
Booked in at a great price during a super busy weekend for Tauranga. Place is clean and tidy and you can't complain at the pricing for what you get and location in my opinion. Owners were absolutely lovely and accommodating of our needs which was much appreciated by all.
Very run down, old everything. The hot water didn't work - but they did fix it. Jets in the "spa bath" didn't work. I was just there for a quick night, which was good enough, but it's fairly backward - wouldn't stay again. Best thing about it is it's location - quick walk to the waterfront.
This place is not very good. Bed was uncomfortable Room 1 bed apartment was cold and very rough TV was rubbish For what you pay you will find a lot better $2 per hour for wifi is a rip off. there are plenty of options in Tauranga so look else where for better value. this motel is very tired.
Located within a 5-minute walk of Tauranga Art Gallery, Durham Motor Inn is within a 15-minute stroll of Monmouth Redoubt. Each of the 20 rooms at this 4-star motel includes a refrigerator, a minibar, and a coffee maker. Brain Watkins House and Robbins Park are also a short walk from this Tauranga motel.
Start your day off with breakfast, available for a fee. Satisfy your hunger from the comfort of your room with room service.
All of Durham Motor Inn's 20 air-conditioned rooms provide refrigerators, minibars, and coffee makers. Guests can expect WiFi and TVs. Other standard amenities include free newspapers, hair dryers, and ironing boards.
Durham Motor Inn offers an outdoor pool, conference space, and a business center. There's free parking if you drive. Helpful staff can provide tour or ticket assistance and luggage storage. This motel also has laundry facilities.
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Elite Milk Chocolate with Berry Flavored Truffle Cream (Pack of 4) - 14 oz / 400 g
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When St George’s Park, the FA’s state-of-the art training complex near Burton-on-Trent was first conceived in 2001 it was based on the hugely successful French model at Clairefontaine near Paris.
A large number of the French sides who became World Cup winners in 1998 and European champions two years later came through Clairefontaine.
The FA decided to copy the blueprint and develop their own national centre where the brightest young players in the country could be nurtured and developed.
The idea was from an early age that the players could be coached in a style and within a system that all the age groups, right through to the senior England side, could follow.
The consistent failures of the national team, regardless of the manager, had certainly demanded a rethink about England’s approach to developing players and teams as English football struggled with an inferiority complex.
However, 2017 has been the year when the seeds sown in the heart of the Needwood Forest have started to emerge and the shoots of hope have sprouted.
England have enjoyed an unprecedented year of tournament success.
The England under-17s and under-20s have both lifted the World Cup, while the England under-19s became European champions with City’s Darnell Johnson in the squad and the under-21s, who featured Leicester City duo Ben Chilwell and Demarai Gray, reached the semi-finals.
The under-20s side, which featured City duo Elliott Moore and Harvey Barnes, also retained the Toulon Tournament.
The tournament victories have raised hope of a new dawn for the England national team, that the long-awaited tournament victory at senior level could be around the corner and that these promising young players can kick-on at the highest level and end England fans’ long wait for glory.
Chilwell has been immersed within the England system at St George’s Park from a very early age and has been capped at under-18s, under-19s, captained the under-20s and is now established at under-21 level.
He believes England are certainly on the right track, but the 20-year-old warns that young English players must be given more opportunities at club level or their potential will be wasted.
“The success has been massive,” said Chilwell.
“It just shows that what has been happening at the grassroots level of English football is bearing fruit.
“When we were under-14s, under-15s and under-16s and we spent time at St George’s Park and they were trying to put the style of play in us.
“We are all used to it now, playing out from the back, being comfortable on the ball, taking the ball under pressure wherever you are on the pitch. That is all starting to have a big influence now.
“Obviously, the major thing is we are doing well in the big tournaments so as these players start to progress and we start to progress into the senior team there is a winning mentality about the younger age groups.
“There is a lot of confidence and talent. It is exciting.”
Chilwell has had to bide his time to break through into the City first-team squad.
He was capped by England under-21s before he had made his full Premier League debut, and even now he doesn’t feel he has established himself in the City first team.
However, he is getting more opportunities to showcase his ability and gain crucial Premier League experience, but other English players are not so lucky.
“I wouldn’t say I have broken through yet but I am getting a lot more chances than I was,” said Chilwell. “It has taken me nearly two-and-a-half years to start to get a few more chances.
“The difficult thing is trying to bide your time and train hard, not let it get you down, and show a good attitude.
“If you train hard every day, when you get your chance you have to take it.
“The Premier League is competitive and there are a lot of good players coming from abroad so it is difficult but it is part of football now and you just have to get on with it.”
The FA’s work at St George’s Park is giving England fans hope and producing players who can now rival the young emerging talents of other footballing heavyweight nations, as the under-17s’ 5-2 win over Spain demonstrates.
But while those Spanish players may grow and develop with more opportunities within La Liga, it remains to be seen if the international nature of the Premier League proves to be a bottleneck for English talent.


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House of horrors would be an accurate phrase to describe the kind of environment Hamline has faced when traveling to St. Thomas in men’s basketball over the last three and a half decades.
Hamline had lost 38 consecutive games on St. Thomas’ home court and had lost 11 straight games to the Tommies dating back to a 92-79 home win on Jan. 17, 2011. Despite the Tommies’ dominance over the Pipers in the last half-decade, Hamline went into their game last Wednesday, Dec. 7, believing they had a great chance to win.
“We really felt going into the game that we had a great chance to be successful,” Head Coach Jim Hayes said.
St. Thomas’ men’s team came into this season as not only the MIAC regular season champions last season, but the Division III National Champions as well. Though they graduated five of their best players from that squad, senior guard Grant Schaeffer and junior forward Ryan Boll were both key contributors on last year’s national championship team.
“Grant Schaeffer is one of the better players in the league and he really played well in the national tournament last season,” said Hayes. “He should have been named a preseason All-American. We have some pretty good players too and we thought we had a matchup where we could break even against their top players.”
St. Thomas jumped out to an early lead against Hamline, putting the Pipers in a 8-12 hole just ten and a half minutes into the first half. From there, Hamline scored the next 11 points and went on a 20-5 overall run to put the Pipers ahead 31-17 with just over three minutes remaining in the half.
“We knew that St. Thomas was coming off a loss to Augsburg and would be trying to get back on track,” junior guard Zach Smith said. “We knew they were going to be focused and we had to take our energy to another level.”
When those last three and a half minutes had ticked off the clock, Hamline went into halftime with a 33-24 lead. Hayes’ message at halftime? Make your adjustments and keep up the intensity.
“Every halftime is really about adjustments, no matter if we’re up nine or down nine,” Hayes said. “We focused on what adjustments we felt like we needed to make and how to sustain our energy and focus for the last twenty minutes.”
Hamline could hardly relax coming out of halftime as St. Thomas went on a run of its own. From the point Hamline led by 14 in the first half with three and a half minutes left on the clock in the first half to just over five minutes into the second half, St. Thomas went on a 21-8 run and closed to within one point. Hayes called timeout.
“They closed the gap fairly early in the second half and the timeout was just to try and break their momentum,” Hayes said. “I wanted us to stay poised, not panic and just continue to execute, and I think our guys adjusted and did just that.”
Smith took control after that. Scoring 20 of his game-high 28 points in the second half, Smith relentlessly pushed the Pipers forward and whenever St. Thomas scored, Smith usually had an answer.
“While I’ve been here, we’ve let quite a few leads slip away in the last couple minutes,” Smith said. “We get good looks, it’s just a matter of putting the ball in the basket.”
Two free throws from Smith with 49 seconds left pushed the Pipers’ lead into double digits and it would stay there as the remaining seconds ticked away. The Pipers had won 74-61.
“I wasn’t too confident until there was 20 seconds left, and it was awesome to see the ball go up the court and know we had beaten them on their floor,” Smith said. “We held them to 61 points, which was just great, and we executed on offense.”
Hamline’s MIAC success continued against Carleton last Saturday. Featuring a dominant defense allowing just 69.5 points per game this season, Hamline held the Knights to 54 points, 15 points below Carleton’s season average, in a 66-54 win on Carleton’s home court.
“[Carleton] is a completely different challenge than St. Thomas,” Smith said. “Carleton has two 6’9” guys and they’re by far the tallest team in the MIAC.”
Hamline’s final non-conference game of the season and final game before the holiday break takes place this Saturday, Dec. 17, when the Pipers take on UW-River Falls in Hutton Arena. Tipoff is at 3:00 p.m.


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A controversial collaboration: Scientists team up with the palm oil industry
If you can’t beat them, join them. Or so the old adage goes. And that’s exactly what scientists working at the SMART Research Institute (SMATRI) in Indonesia are doing. The oil palm research institute is owned by Golden Agri-Resources (GAR) — part of Sinar Mas, one of the largest palm oil conglomerates in the world.
This unlikely collaboration allows researchers to team up with the oil palm industry for a potential win-win situation: scientists use industry funding carry out important research on biodiversity and the palm industry benefits from these insights in terms of productivity and yield. And some planters are warming to the potential benefits of increased biodiversity — a prospect previously feared.

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Kazuhiro KOIZUMI, Conductor
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Kazuma KUDO, Tenor
Hibiki IKEUCHI, Baritone
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Kazuhiro KOIZUMI (Honorary Conductor for Life)
Miho SAKODA (Soprano)
She has also appeared as a soloist at prominent concert halls in Tokyo, such as Suntory Hall and performed the 9th Symphony of Beethoven with the Tokyo Philharmonic Orchestra. Her orchestral repertoire includes the Small Solemn Mass of Rossini, Requiem of Fauré, and Mass in C major of Mozart.
Hiroka YAMASHITA (Mezzo-Soprano)
Kazuma KUDO (Tenor)
Opera roles include Cavaradossi in the Nissay Opera 2019 production of Tosca, Tebaldo in the Nissay Opera 2021 production of I Capuleti e i Montecchi, Ismaele in the Fujisawa Citizen Opera’s production of Nabucco, and Grigoriy in the New National Theater’s production of Boris Godunov.
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A series of calcium containing silicate mixed oxide materials has been developed for biodiesel production. It has been shown that these materials can catalyze transesterification reactions from feedstocks with various fatty acid contents. However, their reaction kinetics for biodiesel synthesis was very slow compared to that of homogeneous-catalyst-catalyzed reactions. Herein, we report fast-reacting solid catalysts for biodiesel production. Two types of materials have been developed: a non-porous and an anionic-surfactant-templated catalysts. Compared to previously reported transesterification reaction by mesoporous calcium containing silicate catalysts, the reaction rates from both families were much faster. In addition, both the preparation time of catalysts and the cost of preparation were significantly reduced. Details in material synthesis and its effect on catalysis are discussed.
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Hsin, T., Chen, S., Guo, E. et al. Calcium Containing Silicate Mixed Oxide-Based Heterogeneous Catalysts for Biodiesel Production. Top Catal 53, 746–754 (2010). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11244-010-9462-3
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- Heterogeneous catalysts

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It’s being reported that a fight between “Smokin” Joey Villasenor and “Ruthless” Robbie Lawler may be in the works for EliteXC’s Nov. 8th card which will be airing live on Showtime.
“Joe [Villasenor] will definitely be appearing sometime in the fall,” said EliteXC VP Jared Shaw. “And he’s definitely in line for a world title shot.”
Lawler had stated that he would be taking the rest of the year off after his second win in as many attempts against Scott Smith back in July. It now appears he’ll be back in the cage before Thanksgiving.
Villasenor’s last bout was a quick TKO of Phil Baroni on May 31st when MMA made its primetime debut on network television with EliteXC’s “Saturday Night Fights”. Also on the card that night was the controversial Lawler/Smith bout which led to an immediate rematch. Villasenor trains out of Greg Jackson’s camp and has won four of his last five bouts. Between 2001 and 2006, Villasenor won 20 straight fights, most of which by T/KO.
Lawler and Villasenor have met before. At a PRIDE fighting event in 2006, Lawler scored a 22-second victory over “Smokin” Joe when he connected on a picture-perfect flying knee early in the fight.
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Price may head back up to retest the pivot at 660.00 where the 50% Fibonacci line is.
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Peruvian President Pedro Pablo Kuczynski on Friday made a call to the entire country to preserve the environment in order to prevent further climate change effects, particularly the scarcity of water for human consumption.
Speaking during the signing of an agreement between regional governments and the Agriculture Ministry, President Kuczynski warned that Peru could run out of water in 100 years due to global warming
The Head of State stressed how man-made greenhouse gases are speeding up the melting of glaciers
, which have decreased by 50% in the last 50 years.
"At this pace, there will be nothing left in 30 or 40 years. We thus have to work on preserving the highlands
, so that they attract the moisture of rains. This is done, among other things, through afforestation
," he explained.
Mr. Kuczynski also noted how the phreatic layer (groundwater) has "brutally" dropped in certain areas of the country.
"This is a wake-up call, a warning that we must do things differently," he pointed out.
The statesman thus said the National Water Authority (ANA) ought to become a more comprehensive institution that not only verifies water distribution, but also preservation measures.
Lastly, President Kuczynski congratulated Ica and Huancavelica regional governments for the signing of the agreement, which will allow for the implementation of irrigation projects and other similar initiatives.


The Huawei P10 Plus is getting a brand new colour in Malaysia. Targeting the female audience, Huawei Malaysia is releasing a limited edition Rose Gold colour for their current flagship smartphone. This joins its existing colour options of Dazzling Blue, Dazzling Gold, Greenery and Graphite Black.
The Huawei P10 Plus in Rose Gold (which looks a lot like pink) is retailing at the same price of RM3,099. It gets a 5.5″ Quad HD display and it runs on their in-house developed Kirin 960 processor with 6GB of RAM and 128GB of storage.
For imaging, it features their 2nd gen Leica co-engineered dual-camera setup (20MP + 12MP) with a higher grade f/1.8 SUMMILUX-H lenses. Meanwhile, the front gets an 8MP f/1.9 camera for all your selfie needs. The P10 Plus is juiced up by a larger 3,750mAh battery and it supports Huawei’s SuperCharge technology that charges via USB Type-C.
If you’re interested, the Huawei P10 Plus in Rose Gold will be available starting this Friday, 4 August at all Huawei Experience stores throughout Malaysia.


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- Westerns: Making the Man in Fiction and Film by Lee Clark Mitchell
Chicago, 352 pp, £23.95, November 1996, ISBN 0 226 53234 8
From 1910 to the end of the Fifties, Westerns accounted for a quarter of all Hollywood productions. As late as 1972, the high point of genre revisionism, they still represented 12 per cent of all American movies. But if the year that brought Richard Nixon’s triumphant re-election was the last in which the number of Western releases would reach double figures, the residual significance of the West as the bedrock of American identity was eloquently reiterated, just before the collapse of Soviet Communism, by the panic which attended a Japanese firm’s bid to administer the services at Yellowstone National Park.
Like the designated ‘national pastime’ of baseball, the Western is a sacred part of America’s post-Civil War national mythology – a shared language, a unifying set of symbols and metaphors, and a paradigm of (mainly male) behaviour. But where baseball is all form, the Western is heavy on content. Essentially, as Philip French once observed, it is ‘America rewriting and reinterpreting her own past, however honestly or dishonestly’. As is the literary history of Westerns: Henry Nash Smith’s classic Virgin Land is redolent of New Deal optimism, Robert Warshow’s much anthologised essay ‘The Westerner’ is a précis of Cold War concerns, Leslie Fiedler’s Return of the Vanishing American rescripts the West in countercultural terms and Richard Slotkin’s vast Gunfighter Nation is haunted by Vietnam.
Lee Clark Mitchell’s elegantly written Westerns: Making the Man in Fiction and Film includes among its introductory epigrams Henry Kissinger’s 1972 comparison of himself with the Lone Ranger but, as befits the uncertainties of America’s post-Communism role, his book has less to do with realpolitik than with the construction of gender. Mitchell, who chairs the Department of English at Princeton, traces the Western’s obsession with masculinity from James Fenimore Cooper through Owen Wister, Zane Grey and John Ford to Sergio Leone and Sam Peckinpah. His subject is the well-known tautology that a man’s gotta do what a man’s gotta do.
For Mitchell, the Western novel is essentially theatrical – a stage on which male identity is enacted, as well as a form of cinema avant la lettre. He rightly considers Cooper’s heroic Indian-fighter Natty Bumppo, protagonist of The Last of the Mohicans – the most celebrated and popular American novel for a century after its publication in 1826 – to be the model of a political leader. Natty is a man of the people who is immune to the passions of the mob; he is on familiar terms with the wilderness and yet exercises moral restraint, even as he destroys his enemies. Each of the Leatherstocking novels, as Mitchell points out, also ‘raises the large question who possesses the American continent itself and how that possession is to be legitimised’. That ownership, of course, is achieved by obliterating the indigenous inhabitants in the cause of historical inevitability. A white man who has transformed himself into an Indian, who is unencumbered by family and yet remains the last, best hope for the settlers on the frontier, Natty is – as D.H. Lawrence put it in his Studies in Classic American Literature – an ‘isolate, almost selfless, stoic, enduring man, who lives by death, by killing, but who is pure white’. (Taciturn and buckskin-clad, he is also the original American hipster; turgid though it is, The Last of the Mohicans represents the Birth of the Cool.)
Cooper’s use of the West as a stage set exerted a powerful influence on subsequent American painters; as Mitchell notes, it also anticipates Zane Grey’s high Utah plateaux and John Ford’s repeated use of Monument Valley – to which, looking ahead to the genre’s self-consciously florid sunset, one might add Sam Peckinpah’s ‘Mexico’ and Sergio Leone’s sensationally arid Leone-land. Although he glosses over the degree to which, a half-century before Hollywood, the weekly ‘dime novel’ and the Wild West Show pioneered by Buffalo Bill Cody had already produced a popular romance of the West, Mitchell does – in his most original chapter – bracket the painter Albert Bierstadt with the writer Bret Harte, two popular iconographers of the West, both of whom enjoyed a meteoric rise and suffered a subsequent fall in the decade following the Civil War. Neither is remotely canonical.
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Shawn Mendes is a nineteen-year-old musician who has already placed a mark on the world with his vocal skills and meaningful lyrics. In his song “Youth”, Mendes works with musician Khalid to give a voice to our generation while we face the challenges of the world.
“I said when we get together, we have to make a statement. We have to move. We have to write about what’s going on in life and how the youth is feeling because I think we have the voice to do that,” Mendes told reporter Zane Lowe.
In the song, Mendes talks about waking up to headlines of the Manchester bombing after his concert in Germany. While his heart was shattered over the lives that were lost he had to still see hope in a better world.
“Waking up to headlines, filled with devastation again. My heart is broken, but I keep going” said Mendes.
Mendes and Khalid say in the song “You can’t take my youth away,” expressing feelings of hope that we can enjoy our youth in this increasingly scary world.
Throughout the song, the artists talk about how as a society we talk about these tragedies like they are supposed to be a normal occurrence, but when they hear these things come from young people it’s scary to see that they know these tragedies and these horrors.
When Mendes sings “Pain, but I won’t let it turn into hate. No, I won’t let it change me,” he wants to let the youth know that we can overcome hate and fear. The world we live can be scary, but Mendes wants to let us know that we can conquer the tough things in life.
This song is an uplifting and powerful piece created to bring empowerment to the young people of the world. Mendes and Khalid showed us that even though this world can be horrific, we are still young and we can still be happy and enjoy life.
Mendes takes pride in knowing he has made a song that has been able to touch people in an amazing and inspiring way.
“It’s crazy to me that you can physically feel your heart skip when you see or hear something you really care about,” Mendes said on Twitter.


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An avant-garde project by Biokip Labs, the BLOOP International Proactive Art Festival is coming back for its 9th strong edition. Taking place in the heart of the island Eivissa in August, BLOOP Festival Ibiza 2019 will open doors to everybody and anybody to the world of art.
Coming back home after its first micro pilot version which took place earlier this year in Milan, Italy, BLOOP will bring a true celebration of the arts. Opening its doors in a smaller format than usual, this year's edition will be based on the theme RESILIENCE, illustrating one's tenacity to bounce back after events and experiences. Following its ethos Art Is For Everybody, the festival remains free and inclusive, showcasing democratic art that is comprehensible to everybody.
This year, BLOOP will go back to the basics of street art, the anonymity by which the movement was characterized in its early days. Taking across the white isle, the festival will remain low-profile by bringing guerilla installations, outdoor installations and more.
With all of the interventions being outdoors, the visitors would run into them without knowing their origins. These works aim to inspire curiosity which would encourage visitors to discover more about BLOOP Festival. After all, the reaction on behalf of the spectator is the finishing element of each artwork, as the visitors are encouraged to think proactively.
A project which welcomed over 60 murals and temporary installations across the island, OpenAir.Gallery aims to convert the area into a true outdoor museum. One of the pioneering projects on the matter, it continues to grow and expand every year, seeking to color the urban landscape of Ibiza.
Most of the participating artists will be contributing to this amazing initiative. In this capacity, the festival welcomes Ben Eine, known for his distinct typographic style characterized by its colorful and bright nature. His distinctive letters spell words and phrases across walls, uniquely engaging the public. He will be joined by Vlady, a strategist of guerrilla activism who will raid the streets of Ibiza with his site-specific installations. The visitors will also have an opportunity to see the work of resident artists such as Pineapple Crocodile, known for their massive organic guerrilla installation at the UNESCO registered world heritage site in Spain.
The work of these artists and many more, including Amadama, Koba.k24, Said Dokins, Silva Ramacci, Tranz Lasagne, Inti, Phlegm, Interesni Kazki, Okuda, David de la Mano, Bisser and Spaik, will reflect BLOOP's ethos, all creating works which communicate the empowering message of RESILIENCE.
The festival is a brainchild of Biokip Labs, a young creative agency based in Milan that specializes in organizing large-scale events, installations, prototyping, visual communication, development of the technical side of interactive installations, and many more services dedicated to creativity.
BLOOP International Proactive Art Festival 2019 will take place in Ibiza from August 15th until September 5th, 2019.
Featured images: Phlegm & AEC Interesni Kazki. Photo by Marc Colomines; Preview mural for Open.Air Gallery by Said Dokins; Spaik - No Fear. All images courtesy BLOOP.


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MEET Martine Bachelart
Martine Bachelart is a trained architect, a painter and sculptor. She always found meaning in the invisible, subtle, symbolic or hidden. Born in Europe, Martine moved to the United States in 1996, following Eric who was launching Conquest Racing, a motorsports team. Martine and, Eric Bachelart, her husband of almost four decades have two beloved children: their daughter, Emilie, and their son, Eliott, who died from an overdose in 2018 at the age of 26. Despite the addiction, the four of them stayed very close and truly loved each other.
When Martine tried --unsucessfully-- to guide and support her son, she faced all steps of a grief: denial, anger, despair, guilt, shame... To help herself and accept her powerlessness, she learned relentlessly from teachers and seekers met all over the world. In India, she began introspecting and faced her fears or limiting beliefs. She also discovered how healing springs from a deeper inner presence. When her son passed away, she had reached the stage of acceptance and surrender. After the initial shock, she didn't broke in despair but she felt uplifted and filled with calmness and trust. Grace of love had touched her heart, and the glimpses of bliss she suddenly experienced made afterlife possible, even tangible. From that moment, she understood that something needed to be explained and remembered. But her metaphysical experience couldn't be narrated without her previous work done during a decade.
Martine recollected all the techniques she liked the most, and decided to structure those easy-to-apply concepts that nurture healing in one concept: the chain of consciousness which unfolds in three energy centers: Fire Love and Light.
From that moment, Spiritual Matter was born and the design of the body of light too.
Her goal is to simplify how to detox, to ground, to align, to center, to tame ego mind, to connect with ego soul, and tune to afterlife.
Martine is no teacher or healer, in fact she likes to say that she doesn't "know" anything. This book is only the mirror of what received intuitively. Don't believe an author knows more or better than you! In fact, the ones who explains or writes are mostly the ones who need to heal their own scars. We are all on the same path. And Martine is no different!
This book is about self-healing, awakening, transformation, consciousness and self-realization.It may help you to answer the existential questions. Who am I? Can I reach the other side and my loved ones in afterlife? How is hardship transformative? Can I change? What's ego, true nature, perception, reality? How can I transcend my pain in infinite love? How does the concept of attraction affect my hardship? Which practices can I do to heal and grow? What is awareness, consciousness?
This book is Martine’s own journey through grief and how she found we are all Spiritual Matter. From catharsis, it becomes inspiration.


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Nominations of Difficult to Compound Drugs to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration--Pharmacy Compounding Advisory Committee: Part 1
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Abstract: This is part 1 of a 2-part article on the topic of Nominations of Difficult to Compound Drugs to the FDA-PCAC. Part 2, which will discuss the evaluation procedure for determining which drugs are demonstrably difficult to compound, will be published in the International Journal of Pharmaceutical Compounding’s November-December 2015 issue.
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Last year I raised $6600. Might as well try for more!
I lost two close friends to AIDS, so I started doing this run when I moved to Chicago.
We have come a long way since then. We can stop HIV transmission and soon there may be a vaccine to prevent HIV all together. So, I keep running.
Until the cure, I believe that every individual and family affected by HIV deserves access to care, stable housing and support. I believe in funding and improving this access. I believe in an AIDS-free generation. Thank you for believing with me and the AIDS Foundation of Chicago.
I'll keep running.


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Jessica Sieff: Getting older, wasting time, looking back, moving onPublished 10:10am Thursday, September 24, 2009
It was with the same friend that I had once shared cheaper and less tasteful drinks in the second year of our twenties in my first ever crapartment. She reminded me of my 20-something philosophy that all the mistakes we make in these sort of adult years would eventually have an undeniable impact on the rest of our lives.
“I don’t even think about that mess anymore,” I said, half lying through sips of gin.
But I totally do. I wonder about what it means to see year after year pass by and almost always feel as though I’m missing something. Missing some sort of sense of experience. My life palate not quiet experienced enough yet.
And that’s just the philosophical side. As we compared notes on our neurosis, my friend and I marked off worries that were not yet financially stable enough for our ages, feeling a little shaky footed in the matters of our careers and our relationships. She owns her own home and I rent and yet we still were unsure if that’s what either of us should have been doing.
Age is everywhere. On television, it’s no longer ‘friends in their twenties in an apartment.’ It’s ‘friends in their forties completely unsure of what they’re doing.’ It used to be that age had gender connotations. Men may have worried about it, but that wasn’t exploited as much as it was for women. Women were supposedly the ones to usher us into the plastic surgery age fighting against age and beauty, youth and wrinkles. Now, the plague of age on the psyche for both men and women is what is showing up in our entertainment hours on the TV.
There’s ‘Cougartown’ about a 40 something divorcee. And while the show focuses on how she is on the prowl for younger men, there’s an underlying issue there as well, as she feels she has entered into a stage of age that she is not ready for. A conflict between her 40 something best friend and 20 something new friend. That idea of relating to one another despite the fact that as younger people we are not always on the level of older people and as older people we get annoyed with the younger people. There is a moment of realization that sometimes, in some ways, age sort of defines you. The question is how? It doesn’t last, those moments, but they are still cognizant.
In ‘Men of a Certain Age,’ the issue is as blatant as the title. But it also transcends the issue of relationships because these male characters aren’t just dealing with how they appear on the singles scene but how their work, their overall fulfillment figures into their lives.
I’m sure it’s all really poignant and understood by people who have experienced far more than I – but to me it’s just scary. Scary to think that eventually we’ll all be asking the same questions then as we do now.
When it comes to age, we watch our children break into a sprint to act older than they are – throwing their childhood away for pre-teen speak and questionable clothing. We deal with decisions regarding our elderly parents, wondering what form of care for them is best when the time comes to question whether they should have to continue caring for themselves.
And we watch as one of the world’s most relentless and hateful diseases, Alzheimers, rips everything that we have gained throughout our ages away.
We begin to think in terms of should. Should we have gotten married. Should we have gotten divorced. Should we get married, if we haven’t?
So it is, that I am often arrested by time, wondering just how to ensure it is well spent. Wondering what it means to gain another year, to move into another age box on the standard doctor’s office or general information form. Are we supposed to get smarter? Learn how to care for ourselves better? Drop the dead weight that takes the form of toxic relationships or unfulfilled jobs or that fear that can keep us from moving? Take a plunge?
Sitting there, my lime sweetening up my drink, I had a thought. That if these are the questions of the 20s, then I’m hoping for new questions in the 30s. Maybe the 20s are all about looking back at who we always were and the 30s open the door to who we will be. We don’t have to keep craning our necks into the past. We can focus solely on who we are, who we’ll be and now who we aren’t.
But I didn’t say anything about that thought. I didn’t want to jinx it.
Still, if in 10 years I’m sitting up at a quiet bar somewhere with that same friend and maybe a couple of others who remember the 20 something me, while hanging around with the 30 something me? Well, I can say I would consider that some time well spent.
Jessica Sieff is a reporter for the Niles Daily Star. Reach her at email@example.com.


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This candy cane chocolate cake will definitely get you in the christmas mood. Indulge yourself with this ultimate chocolate cake recipe that is beautifully moist rich and fudgy.
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Chocolate birthday cake png. My favorite birthday party was when both of my grandparents were visiting from out of state. Perfect for a celebration or an afternoon tea. We have just returned home from holidays and i was wondering how i would get a nice cake done for my daughters birthday the day after and this fitted the bill perfectly.
I dont normally comment on recipes but felt i needed to on this one. Check out this video of our childs first smash cake and some tips on how to make your own. Moist devils food cake is paired with candy cane buttercream and decorated with a cute red and white striped design.
1 large mug or small bowl enough for 2 to share molten chocolate mug cake. Smash cakes are a popular to do for a childs birthday. Lets forgo the gourd for a minute change it up a little and say goodbye to the last of the berries with this stunning chocolate raspberry mousse cake.
My mom made me a pink princess castle cake ice cream cones were the turrets my grandpa handled the stereo during pass the present and my grandma helped me and my friends make fairy tiaras. You have months left to enjoy pumpkin desserts.


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This year, why not pamper yourself by ordering a Holiday meal online from one of our region’s restaurants? In the Eastern Townships, you’ll find quite a few appetizing offers! Here are some of them.
The restaurant Le Cliff, of the Auberge Ayer’s Cliff, proposes their “Holiday boxes” for one or two people. The menu departs from tradition by proposing such dishes as beef brisket, stuffed chicken ballotines and chocolate melts.
Psst! The Auberge has many more menu offers with a panoply of flavours to discover when you order from their take-out and catering services.
What a great idea, these meals in a box for the Holidays! Offered for 6–7 and 12–14 people, they’re also available in individual portions. Meat pies, fruit ketchup, turkey, apple and maple cream pies… Yummy!
Psst! the Érablière Bernard sugar shack proposes about 70 prepared dishes, and this, at any time. Also, if you’re a fan of traditional Holiday menus, you’re given a multitude of possibilities to “put together” one (or several!) meals, all to the height of your expectations. Please note that this business also offers gift certificates.
Foie gras, duck confit, meatball and pork stew, chocolate ganache… Don’t wait too long to order your menu for 4 people, concocted in the warmth of this charming café de village— and with loads of love— right in the heart of Eastman.
Psst! Les 3 Grâces also offers gift certificates…to slip inside your lover’s Christmas stocking perhaps?
No matter how your Holiday season will unfold this year, a special ready-to-eat Christmas eve meal will definitely bring some comfort to your table. Cheese fondue from La Station, crab cakes, roasted guinea fowl breasts, oysters … Clearly, you can expect to enjoy a memorable evening!
Psst! Bouchon Traiteur proposes plenty of other take-out dishes, including their “Sunday brunch” menu on which you’ll find such dishes as a bacon frittata and homemade waffles!
The restaurant O’Chevreuil, Charcuterie Scotstown, La Belle Excuse, Miellerie Lune de miel… There are more than 15 businesses that have come together to offer these exceptional “Christmas boxes”. Strictly speaking, they’re not, “Holiday” meals, but, for sure, these boxes are filled with products that will beautifully garnish your table or that you might want to offer as a gift.
MysTea teas and infusions, coffee from Brûlerie Faro, honeyberry-pembina-rosemary syrup from the restaurant O’Chevreuil, an insulated water bottle from Strom Spa Sherbrooke, and still more! They’re true little boxes filled with all kinds of surprises, these Sherbyboxes; the best one being that all the profits are handed over to the Fondation du CHUS! A perfect gift to give … or to offer yourself.
$30 and $85 Order by going to the sherbybox's website.
Most restaurants, cafés, breweries et wineries in the region offer you take-out and delivery dishes. Offer yourself a treat during the Holidays by ordering prepared meals, concocted by truly passionate and talented people. To see the options in the Memphremagog region, click here.
2 metres, 20 seconds, a face covering... You know the drill. This summer, we all need to do our part to make this vacation season both enjoyable and responsible.
(In fact, I can even stand apart.)
(Anyways in #touristmode, I'm in no hurry!)
(Ring ahead to avoid the crowd... it’s that simple!)
(I promise... this is no time to joke around.)
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Wilmington: Doggies and Santa? You bet and that’s exactly what happened today at the Dog Stop, where doggies and their owners came to see Santa. The Delaware Humane Association Adoption event was hosted by the Dog Stop, along with Faithful Friends.
Both organizations had adoptable “Forever Friends” at the event in the hopes they would find forever homes. The event was not only fun for the doggies, but for the whole family too, where refreshments, (including free drinks for the doggies) were available., as well as Photos with Santa
About Delaware Humane Association: Delaware Humane Association Founded in 1957, Delaware Humane Association (DHA) is Delaware’s premiere nonprofit no kill animal care and adoption center, serving a four state area.
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US bike maker Harley Davidson will start full-scale building of motorcycles in India from where it will also start exporting to Europe and South East Asian markets.
The company which unveiled the new Harley Davidson Street 750 and Street 500 motorcycles its first all-new platform in 14 years at Milan said it will start building the two new models in India in the first quarter of next year.
We are going to utilise our plant in India to build the Street models not only to cater to the market there but also export to Europe and South East Asia, Harley-Davidson Motors president and COO Matthew Levatich said.
Since early 2011,Harley Davidson has been assembling motorcycles in India at its CKD (completely-knocked-down) assembly unit at Bawal in Haryana catering only to the market here.
Now what we are going to do is that instead of the CKD kits coming from our plants in the US,the parts will now directly come to India from vendors and bikes will be assembled there, he said.
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