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Albany Anglo-Boer War Memorial
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The Albany Anglo-Boer War Memorial is located at the central crossing of the intersection of High Street with the northern end of Bathurst Street and in close proximity to the Commemoration Methodist Church.
The memorial was unveiled by the Governor, Sir Walter Hely-Hutchinson, and paid for by "money provided by free will offerings of the citizens and of the members of the various Corps, to the honour of whose dead comrades the memorial is erected." A significant gathering of people attended the unveiling ceremony.
In the Grahamstown Journal of 10 March 1906, in which a detailed account of the festivities which took place at the unveiling of the memorial appeared, it was referred to as the 'Memorial to the fallen men of Albany and Grahamstown.' However it is also sometimes referred to as the Anglo-Boer War Memorial.
The memorial is beautifully crafted in a fine grained, light cream marble. It is mounted on a base comprising a set of broad, well proportioned steps in a square layout, with a segmentally curved projecting bay on each of the treads on the east and west sides. The bottom step was constructed in plastered concrete with the two upper steps in marble. The bottom step was originally provided with a set of solid square metal uprights - which presumably once supported a heavy chain or set of horizontal rails to form a low perimeter 'fence' around the memorial. These metal uprights have since been removed but the 'memory' of their original positions is still visible at intervals.
The steps are surmounted with a low square marble pedestal with battered sides and a sloping upper face with moulded projecting perimeter edge. This in turn is surmounted by a smaller low square marble plinth - again with a moulded upper edge and is in turn surmounted by a truncated marble obelisk, capped with a fine classical mouldings around the upper edge. The obelisk in turn supports a fine bronze statue of a Winged figure of Peace standing over a dead soldier.
The north and south faces of the plinth of the central memorial each has a rectangular decorative cast bronze sculpted panel let into the surface of the marble. The sculpted bronze panel on the north face of the memorial depicts a mounted man taking leave of his farm, staff and animals. The panel on the south face depicts the men in action in a mounted attack on a Boer defensive position. The south face of the obelisk has a coat of arms, a large bunch of flowers and a wreath - all of which are carefully composed in a bronze casting.
The sculptor of these four fine bronze art works was Stanley Nicholson BABB (1874-1957) of England. Other public works by Babb are the Scott Memorial in St Paul's Cathedral and figures of Gainsborough and Romney at the Victoria and Albert Museum. (Ref: Times, London, 23 September 1957, p. 14)
A short inscription - in v-cut letters with lead inserts - records the main dedication on the memorial - on the south face of the obelisk just above the coat of arms. This dedication reads:
The memorial is further enhanced with a listing of the fallen men. The names and the details of the units they served in are recorded on the remain three faces of the memorial. The North face of the obelisk records the roll of honour of the Men of the Albany district who died serving in the following units:
The West face of the obelisk records the roll of honour of the Men of the Albany district who died serving with the following units:
The East face of the obelisk records the roll of honour of the Men of the Albany district who died serving the following units:
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Rudyard Kipling especially composed the poetic inscription recorded on the south face of the pedestal. Also inscribed in v-cut lead letters and badly vandalised - it is however still legible:
An additional inscription was let into the east side of the pedestal at a later date - in matching lead letters - which inscription reads as follows:
Reference: Grahamstown Journal, 10 March 1906.
Base information provided by Liz de Wet of the Cory Library, Rhodes University and edited, adapted and extended and wordings transcribed by William MARTINSON, October 2019.


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Before we get on with the game, big news out of Angels camp today. It seems that pitcher Kelvim Escobar has a tear in his shoulder that will likely require season-ending surgery. Escobar is even talking about retirement. A waste of a fine pitcher and potential Cy Young winner down the road. But for Mariners fans, this is indeed huge news. Could anyone see this coming? Well, maybe not the retirement part. But this is a lingering problem he’s had dating back to last August when I chatted with him at Safeco Field. I don’t know many folks down here who truly expected him to be back in May. That’s the thing with arm injuries and pitchers. You just never know how much of a season they are going to mess up until the mess starts happening. Happening big-time for the Angels right now.
Bad day all around for the Angels, with news that Preston Gomez, special assistant to the GM and a longtime figure in baseball, was hit by a pickup truck at a gas station and is in very bad shape in a hospital.
Ryan Feierabend just got optioned out to Class AAA Tacoma. No surprise there. He has to work on becoming a starter.
3:08 p.m.: Just got back with the other reporters from interviewing Erik Bedard, who looked a little perplexed about today’s outing. Said he wasn’t. But didn’t seem in the best of moods. Gave up four runs over six innings. Said he felt no “responsibility” towards his new team and that he wasn’t looking at Monday’s opener any different. Didn’t know if he threw fewer curveballs this spring. Didn’t know if he was going to join the team in Las Vegas, or go on back to Seattle ahead of his start.
He has the next five days to figure it all out. Was this spring impressive? No, it was terrible. Every swing at a pitch he threw seemed to travel 400 feet in the other direction. Let’s hope it’s the Arizona air, at least in you’re an M’s fan. I’ve been writing for days that I believe this to be the case. If I’m wrong, though, wow. Never really thought about this much before today. But Bedard just did not seem to believe the shrugs and the “it doesn’t matter” words he was sending our way. Could be he is starting to feel some pressure.
“I don’t know,” he said, when asked how he turns around the results once the games start to count. “We’ll see when the game starts. I’ll figure it out as we go.”
We’ll know more when the regular season begins. Today, he gave up two homers (the inside-the-parker was a blast), a triple, three doubles and the four runs. If all those extra-base hits start dying on the Safeco Field warning track, everything will be OK. If not…well, like I said, that’s why they play the games.
Carlos Triunfel just collected a sacrifice fly to center in the eighth after the M’s scored a pair in the seventh as well while we were down talking to Bedard. The Royals got one back in the bottom of the seventh on a Jason Smith home run (his second of the game) off Cha Seung Baek. It’s now 8-5 for Seattle, bottom of the eighth.
2:53 p.m.: A great play by Carlos Triunfel to start off the bottom of the sixth. A grounder that appeared headed up the middle struck the second base bag. Triunfel had been ranging to his left, snagged the ball and then fired a cannon blast throw to first base to nab the runner. Very nice for a guy who just turned 18. Erik Bedard then gave up a triple off the wall in center that Willie Bloomquist again couldn’t come up with. But Bedard pitched out of it on a couple of groundouts. The first one, to third baseman Mike Morse, saw the M’s hopeful do a nice job of snaring the hard shot and then looking the runner back to third.
2:36 p.m.: A 1-2-3 fifth inning for Erik Bedard, not exactly a routine event this spring. Unfortunately for the M’s, they also went in order in the sixth. Bedard is still on the mound in the bottom of the sixth. And look who’s at shortstop now. Carlos Triunfel.
2:19 p.m.: No home runs allowed by Erik Bedard in the fourth inning, but he did yield a leadoff double to deep center by Bill Butler. He advanced to third on a groundout, then scored on a grounder to the right side by Ross Gload. Mariners still ahead, 5-4.
1:58 p.m.: Jeremy Reed doubled home Richie Sexson in the third inning to make it a 5-3 game. Some hard baserunning by Sexson on that play. It was touch-and-go as to whether the ball was going to be caught, but he read it well. For those keeping track of Bedard’s home run numbers, it’s now nine long balls given up in 20 innings.
1:44 p.m.: Now that was the Erik Bedard we’ve seen all spring long. Gave up two homers in the second inning, only one of them actually leaving the park though. A leadoff walk to Billy Butler was followed by a homer to right center by Miguel Olivo. Yes, that Miguel Olivo. After a lineout to center, Jason Smith then hit a flyball that Willie Bloomquist probably should have gotten to. But he didn’t. The ball drifted over his head and before you could say “inside the park home run” Smith was already around the bases. Now a 4-3 game. Bedard will be happy to leave Arizona, I’m sure.
1:32 p.m.: That was the Erik Bedard fans have expected to see all spring. Struck out Joey Gathright and Mark Grudzielanek to lead off the game. Jeremy Reed then had some trouble in left on a Mark Teahen flyball that became a double. But Reed looked good right after that, diving for a sinking liner to left by Jose Guillen and coming up with the catch. A scoreless inning for Bedard. Hasn’t happened too often this spring.
1:21 p.m.: A four-spot by the Mariners to open the game up off former M’s hurler Gil Meche. Singles by Willie Bloomquist and Jose Lopez (likely the team’s No. 2 hitter to open the season) and then a double by Jose Vidro. No joke, a double. Looked like the ball was out when it left his bat. Then it died on the warning track, but since the outfielders had been playing Vidro at womens’ softball depth, they couldn’t catch up to it and it fell in. Richie Sexson then hit a groundout for one RBI and Brad Wilkerson a sacrifice fly to center. Kenji Johjima then doubled to right and scored when shortstop Tony Pena Jr. let a Jeremy Reed grounder go through his legs.
Speaking of Reed, I keep hearing his name mentioned in several trade rumors. Latest today was that Tampa Bay might be interested. They have some back-end pitching they could shed from their rotation. Remember Edwin Jackson?
Mike Morse added a single that inning, executing a nice hit-and-run with Reed.
So, it’s 4-0 with Erik Bedard taking the mound in the first.
16 Willie Bloomquist LF
4 Jose Lopez 2B
3 Joes Vidro (S) DH
44 Richie Sexson 1B
6 Brad Wilkerson (L) RF
2 Kenji Johjima C
8 Jeremy Reed (L) CF
12 Mike Morse 3B
5 Yuniesky Betancourt SS
45 Erik Bedard LHP
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2 Joey Gathright CF
15 Mark Grudzielanek 2B
24 Mark Teahen LF
11 Jose Guillen RF
16 Billy Butler DH
21 Miguel Olivo C
7 Ross Gload 1B
26 Jason Smith 3B
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Canada’s lawmakers will vote on a bill amending the national criminal code which would allow single-game betting.
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MP Brian Masse introduced C-221 earlier this year. The summary of the bill states: “Enactment repeals paragraph 207(4)(b) of the Criminal Code to make it lawful for the government of a province, or a person or entity licensed by the Lieutenant Governor in Council of that province, to conduct and manage a lottery scheme in the province that involves betting on a race or fight or on a single sport event or athletic contest.”
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The burgers — available at select Burger King Japan locations — include black bamboo charcoal cheese, beef burgers made with black pepper, black-dyed bread and an onion and garlic sauce made from squid ink.
Burger King Japan offers two different versions of the burger for a limited time beginning Sept. 19.
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Juan is one the most proactive and relevant footballers on social network thanks to ImagoSport´s counseling.
After a successful start and a better welcome from the fans of his Youtube channel, Juan Mata, United and Spain player, has open an account on Kicca, an innovative platform to which great sport personalities like Mo Farah, Jamie Carragher or Boris Becker have already a profile.
In this new social network, Mata will have a chat with users, who also will have the posibility of instant translation of all the content uploaded by their sport idols. Mata will also publish his weekly blog “One Hour Behind”, that has millions of followers around the world, in the new platform as in his website.
The United player joins his team-mate in La Roja, César Azpilicueta, who plays for Chelsea, and who presented his account in the new social network just a few days ago.
With his new profile on Kicca, that can be visited by clicking this link, Juan Mata adds another social network to his notable presence on the Net, where he already has millions of followers in Twitter, Facebook and Instagram as well as thousands of subcribers to his brand new Youtube channel.


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I just had my pp check up, and my doctor ran a cbc to check my hyperemesis-induced anemia (all back to normal) but no liver tests... Is that normal protocol? I was induced at 37 weeks, baby is doing great and happy to say I don't have any symptoms of ICP anymore. :)
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New Zealand shares were mixed after five successive daily gains with leading stocks A2 Milk, Fisher & Paykel Healthcare and Ryman Healthcare surrendering some of their recent gains.
The S&P/NZX 50 Index fell 54.71 points, or 0.5 percent to 10,812.54. Earlier in the day, the index hit a fresh record at 10,892.01.
Within the index, 17 stocks increased, 9 were unchanged and 24 fell. Turnover was light at $98.05 million.
“It’s just reversing some of the last few days’ meteoric gains,” says David Price, a broker at Jarden.
“The volumes are really, really weak and the news flow has been particularly quiet,” Price says.
A2 Milk shares fell 2.46 percent to $17.02 after hitting a record $17.57 yesterday and is still up more than 19 percent in the past month.
Fisher & Paykel Healthcare eased 1.52 percent to $16.15 while Ryman sank 2.84 percent to $12.99, making it the day's largest decliner.
Given falling interest rates globally, stocks that pay healthy dividends remain in demand and Price says he expects that to continue “with the promise of more juice for the patient coming up in the form of lower interest rates.”
The New Zealand market’s median price-to-earnings ratio currently is a stellar 23 times earnings, but when the risk-free rate falls, that makes share prices appear reasonable, he says.
Contact Energy, which paid a first-half dividend of 16 cents per share and predicted a full-year payout of 39 cents, up from 32 cents the previous year, gained 0.13 percent to $7.82 but was earlier up as high as $7.97.
Fellow utility Meridian Energy advanced 1 percent to $4.99 while the other two major electricity generators and retailers, Mercury New Zealand and Genesis Energy, were unchanged at $4.75 and $3.44 respectively.
Telecommunications network provider Chorus rose 0.56 percent to $5.42.
Logistics heavyweight Mainfreight also defied the downward trend, gaining another 0.14 percent to $42.14. Mainfreight will hold its annual shareholders’ meeting next week and the New Zealand Shareholders’ Association has reminded members that it gave chief executive Don Braid, who led the company since 2000, its Beacon Award last year for outstanding performance.
Mainfreight “has continued to grow and prosper over a long period” and its share price has risen from $23.80 in July 2017, NZSA said.
Among the day’s largest gainers were out-of-favour stocks Sky Network Television, up 1.59 percent at $1.28, and Fletcher Building, up 1.03 percent at $4.91.
Fletcher shares are down 30 percent from a year ago while Sky TV shares are down 50 percent.
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The New York Times is suing the city’s police department for repeated violations of The Freedom of Information Law. The lawsuit, which was filed yesterday, cites four incidents where the Times believes information was improperly delayed or withheld. David McCraw, Vice President and Assistant General Counsel for The New York Times Company, said the lack of transparency is disconcerting:
People have a right to know what public agencies are doing, and how they are doing it, so that there can be an informed public debate over what policies are pursued and how tax dollars are spent.
In recent years the NYPD has been reluctant to submit information to the paper, specifically items pertaining to minor offenses, which haven’t been forwarded since 2002.
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Pecora A. Factors influencing osteopathic physicians' decisions to enroll in allopathic residency programs. J Am Osteopath Assoc 1990;90(6):527. doi: https://doi.org/10.7556/jaoa.1918.104.22.1687.
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A survey of osteopathic physicians who were training in non-American Osteopathic Association (AOA)-approved (ACGME-accredited) internal medicine programs was undertaken in 1988. This was done in response to the AOA approval and implementation of the recommendations of the Task Force to Explore Alternative Mechanisms for Approval of Postdoctoral Training. Of the 188 physicians surveyed by mail, 137 physicians' responses provided the data for the results presented here. These respondents represented 39% of those residents who were training in nonosteopathic medical programs in 1988 and whose records were on file with the AOA Department of Education. The questionnaire investigated the factors that influenced these physicians' decisions to enroll in non-AOA-approved (ACGME-accredited) internal medicine residency programs. These reasons are discussed along with suggested solutions to alter this unhealthy trend.
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Caterpillar, Rite Aid, and J.C. Penney Stumble One Day After Market Rallyhttp://www.fool.com/investing/general/2013/12/19/caterpillar-rite-aid-and-jc-penney-stumble-the-day.aspx Matt Thalman
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Although we don't believe in timing the market or panicking over daily movements, we do like to keep an eye on market changes -- just in case they're material to our investing thesis.
The day after the markets rallied on the Federal Reserve announcement that it would begin tapering its bond-buying program, they are heading in the opposite direction today. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (INDEX: ^DJI) finished trading Wednesday up 292 points, or 1.84%, while the S&P 500 gained 1.66% and the Nasdaq rose 1.15%. As of 1 p.m. EST today, the Dow is down four points, or 0.02%, the S&P 500 is off by 0.16% and the Nasdaq has fallen 0.34%.
Today's move lower could be caused by a number of things, certainly including higher-than-expected initial unemployment claims. Analysts expected claims to come in around 337,000 for last week, but they actually hit 369,000. The unemployment picture was one of Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's big talking points yesterday in public comments after the Federal Open Market Committee meeting ended. So this is certainly not one metric investors want to see perform poorly.
Let's take a look at a few individual stocks and see why they are joining the major indices in heading in the wrong direction.
Dow component Caterpillar (NYSE: CAT) is one of the bigger losers of the day as shares have fallen 0.80%. The drop comes after the company announced retail sales for heavy machines for the last three months had fallen 12% when compared to the same time frame last year. During the period, sales fell 24% in the Asia-Pacific market;16% in the European, African, and Middle East market; 2% in North America; and 17% in the rest of the world. Caterpillar has been struggling with declining

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The Difference Between Emotional Intelligence and Social Intelligence
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Emotional intelligence and social intelligence go hand in hand. When you have one, you also possess a part of the other. This can become confusing when trying to decide what skills you have and those which you need to strengthen. I have compiled more information to help navigate these overlapping concepts.
What is the difference between emotional and social intelligence? Emotional intelligence (EQ or EI) is the ability to identify and understand your own emotions and other people’s emotions. Social intelligence is the ability to work with others and to have them cooperate with you.
So, how do these interlink? Social intelligence is a concept born out of emotional intelligence. Where emotional intelligence focuses on the emotions and feelings about the individuals, social intelligence takes it one step further and refers to how these are then used to function within a group or society.
Emotional Intelligence (EQ/EI)
“many people with IQs of 160 work for people with IQs of 100, if the former have poor intrapersonal intelligence and the latter have a high one.” ― Daniel Goleman, Emotional Intelligence
When children are young they begin to learn about their emotions, how to identify them and use them appropriately. This is often done at a time when children are still in a very narcissistic stage of their lives. They can understand their emotions and feelings, but they do not yet have the comprehensive abilities to grasp how their emotions and feelings factor into their relationships and social networks.
If someone is emotionally intelligent, they are able to not only identify but also articulate their feelings to themselves and others. By identifying these emotions they are then able to apply them to others by demonstrating empathy.
People with high EQ/EI can separate past emotions from present. If a previous negative situation has happened in the past with an individual, the emotionally intelligent person is able to acknowledge that this occurred in the past and find a way to move forward without their new reactions being emotionally driven.
This moving forward involves an acknowledgment of past feelings, and acceptance of them, and a commitment to moving forward based upon what is best, not what will make them feel vindicated at the moment.
Here is where emotional intelligence starts falling into social intelligence. What we do to build relationships and strengthen bonds utilizes our emotional awareness and causes us to act in an appropriate manner to forge bonds with others. Our emotional maturity plays a factor in how capable we are able to act when an event is unfolding.
“We cannot tell what may happen to us in the strange medley of life. But we can decide what happens in us — -how we can take it, what we do with it —- and that is what really counts in the end.” —- Joseph Fort Newton
Emotional intelligence is split into four categories, as defined by Daniel Goleman. Two of these require social intelligence which will be discussed later on in this article.
Self-Awareness is the ability to act in an emotionally self-aware manner. This means that the individual has the ability to understand their own emotions in addition to the effects they can have on their ability to perform.
Self-Management refers to the ability to manage the emotions that arise during a period of turmoil, stress or excitement within our lives. When a person is able to control how they react to a situation, they ensure that they do not allow potential harmful or destructive actions and impulses occur. Instead, they control their responses, ensuring their personal effectiveness in order to meet or exceed their personal goals.
In addition, self-management involves the intrinsic desire to find new approaches, set challenging objectives and take calculated risks. This is aided by the ability to view circumstances, individuals and incidents in a positive manner, looking to find ways to overcome conflict and adversity through each challenge. This positivity opens the door to flexibility and the ability to grow and change, adapting to situations and ideas that arise. People with these skills can more easily adapt to change and manage the varying tasks they need to perform.
Social Intelligence (SQ/SI)
Social intelligence is comprised of two different areas, Social Consciousness and Relationship Management. Social intelligence gives us very tangible skills that one can work on in order to build better relationships with others. It is how we put our emotional intelligence to work within our relationships and dealings with others that defines how intelligent we are in this area.
Humans are designed in a way that they desire relationships. Each person wants to be accepted, cared for, nurtured and understood. Some people put a wall up and appear to not want to form relationships but this is out of a want to avoid pain and disappointment, not the lack of desire to connect.
“Social rejection—or fearing it—is one of the most common causes of anxiety. Feelings of inclusion depend not so much on having frequent social contacts or numerous relationships as on how accepted we feel, even in just a few key relationships.20 Small wonder that we have a hardwired system that is alert to the threat of abandonment, separation, or rejection: these were once actual threats to life itself, though they are only symbolically so today. Still, when we hope to be a You, being treated like an It, as though we do not matter, carries a particularly harsh sting.” ― Daniel Goleman, Social Intelligence: The New Science of Human Relationships
Though social intelligence is a not new concept, medical research is now being done that shows how strong the link is between social intelligence and a person’s psychological health and physical well-being.
There are two categories that fall under Emotional Intelligence that make up an individual’s social intelligence capabilities.
Social Awareness is our ability to empathize with others. This ability allows us to take an interest in others’ feelings and concerns, with a genuine desire to understand what the other person is experiencing. This can be expanded to being able to read the state of a group and the relationships within the group, identifying how the group is made up and the dynamics occurring within the organization.
Relationship Management is one of the most complex aspects of social intelligence. This involves what impact and influence we have on others. Those strong in this are able to gain the trust and support of others around them. They forge strong bonds with others, developing beneficial learning experiences and growth opportunities by supporting one another through open communication and feedback.
An area that many people struggle with within relationship management is effective conflict management. When able to act with social and emotional intelligence, a person is able to assist both themselves and others through the time of conflict. This is accomplished by respectfully addressing the issue and recognizing the emotions and feelings around the conflict. From there the individual works towards finding a thoughtful and person-centered approach to resolving the problem.
When someone is able to build and manage strong relationships they have the opportunity to become a leader who can drive change and motivate those around them to excel. They create strong teams based on their vision and goals, creating opportunities for everyone to utilize their strengths, contribute meaningfully and provide a joint purpose that is rewarding for all members.
“Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion. When we focus on ourselves, our world contracts as our problems and preoccupations loom large. But when we focus on others, our world expands. Our own problems drift to the periphery of the mind and so seem smaller, and we increase our capacity for connection – or compassionate action.” ― Daniel Goleman, Social Intelligence: The New Science of Human Relationships
Social intelligence offers a great opportunity for growth and an increase in personal effectiveness and happiness. By learning the benefits of each area, and how to leverage our strengths, we set ourselves up to successfully navigate the variety of situations that may arise. As we become more aware and competent in these areas, our personal and professional relationships will thrive as we are able to deepen our connections with others.

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Hastings independent builders merchants Stamco have joined the H&B merchant group.
With a turnover in excess of £30 million, Stamco have grown rapidly and now trade out of five branches.
Managing director John Cornelius said: “We are tremendously excited to be joining the H&B Group. We see the buying group landscape changing and when we heard about the exciting plans that H&B are implementing our minds were made up that we wanted to be part of the group.”
Nick Lander, managing director of H&B, added: “Stamco is our third major addition to the group so far this year. They combine state-of-the art branches with superb customer focus, resulting in fantastic growth. They are a credit to the builders’ merchant industry and we are absolutely delighted to have them with us.”


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With great anticipation I was hoping to see all my friends back at school, all of a sudden hardly any of them came. It was a very hard choice to make because some of the other kids were annoying or maybe just not my type of friends. My friends maybe the only people that will be with me when I’m alone, unless I make them upset or even sad, “I HOPE IT JUST DOESN'T HAPPEN.”
This topic is all about coming back to school also my friends not turning up to school. “Well lets get to the story,” it was alright having most my friends not at school with me. As long as I had other people to play with, I like the other kids that I was playing with, they were also my kind of friends, I guess I was wrong how I said back then the other kids were annoying or maybe just not my type of friends.
Having your friends not at school is not a problem, as long as you have someone to play with. I really liked playing with the other kids, it even turned out to be an very exciting day.


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Top 10 Myths About Liver Disease
1) Home-cooked food is better than commercial prescription food for all dogs.
I’ve had great success by doing the following: Feeding prescription Royal Canin Hepatic kibble. While home-cooking is an option, it’s not a good one for dogs that are unstable medically (eg. Those with neurological symptoms). It’s just too difficult to control protein grams and other nutrients. Even for an asymptomatic dog with elevated bile acids, a home-cooked meal should be formulated for an individual dog and will require more monitoring in terms of bloodwork to make sure that requirements for protein and other nutrients are met.
2) Dogs must eat high protein food if their albumin is low, especially meat.
There is a fine balance between giving a dog enough protein to prevent muscle wasting and giving too much and causing symptoms (which may not be apparent the same day or even for a couple of weeks). My principle has been to “start low and increase slowly” in terms of protein grams until that balance is met. Any type of meat will cause more symptoms and toxin build up than vegetarian food; especially organ meats, red meat and turkey.
3) Dogs should not get dairy, soy products or corn.
Dairy and soy are much more easily metabolized by the liver than any type of fish or meat. Only about 1.5 % of dogs are allergic to corn. While corn should not be the first ingredient in any food, it does provide a variety of amino acids. Many of my dogs have been on PediaSure Vanilla (with or without added fiber) if they are anorexic, won’t eat on their own or their digestive systems can’t tolerate the RC Hepatic.
4) It’s OK if a dog with liver disease doesn’t eat for 12+ hours; fasting will cleanse their systems.
Fasting dogs with severe liver disease can cause a dangerous drop in albumin, and then result in ascites (fluid in the abdomen). The only dogs that may need to be fasted are those with pancreatitis, and it’s likely that if the have liver disease and pancreatitis they will be in a vet hospital on an IV.
5) Dogs should get their minerals from real food eg. nutritional yeast.
Nutritional yeast is extremely high in purines and not recommended for any dogs with liver disease. Purines result from food metabolism and high purine foods increase uric acid, which will cause toxins to build up. Urate bladder or kidney stones or even neurological symptoms may occur.
6) It’s OK to feed raw food to dogs with liver disease.
Dogs with liver disease are also prone to immune system problems, so giving anything raw can expose them to infections from salmonella that their systems will not be able to fight off. Even raw veggies and fruit are tougher to metabolize and not recommended. Any fruit given should be partially pulverized to aid in digestion.
7) Natural foods that heal the liver should be given eg. beans, peas, pumpkin ,raisins, garlic, pineapple.
Beans and peas are high in purines and should be avoided. Pumpkin is high in copper so is not recommended. Raisins can cause kidney damage. Garlic can cause hemolytic anemia (even in low doses in a dog with a liver disease). Pineapple contains bromelain which is often used in digestive enzymes, but may be a problem for dogs with liver disease as it is high in manganese. Furthermore, any dogs with calcium oxalate crystals in their urine, kidney stones or those that have been identified as having high copper levels should avoid food high in vitamin C.
8) Any supplement or dog product labeled “Natural” is safe to give .
There is very little oversight in terms of pet products! Natural does not mean safe! A product that you buy may contain numerous ingredients that are not listed as ingredients or have unsafe “inert” ingredients. I remember calling a company about a “Natural” flea/tick shampoo that had about 4 ingredients listed on the label. This shampoo actually had about an addition 20+ ingredients that were not on the label, including antibacterial and antifungal ingredients.
9) Fiber is good for all dogs with liver disease.
While fiber is important for most dogs because it increases their tolerance for protein and can help control intestinal bacteria that contribute to neurological symptoms, dogs with small intestinal problems are an exception to this rule.
10) If your dog isn’t eating, it’s OK to feed them anything they will eat.
I’ve heard this one a million times. Dogs with liver disease frequently have anorexia and will not eat on their own. It’s our responsibility as owners to give them the proper food, even if it has to be syringed or force fed. Frequently a dog will eat a new food on their own once or twice, but then will get nauseous and refuse to eat it again; either because it’s the wrong type of protein, or too much has been given per meal.


Let's preface this post by saying that my opinion is that GE fans are the most desirable. Why? Well I have a lot of reasons.
First things first, they do NOT use that super annoying, terribly difficult to repair Emerson shaft-bearing system! I know I know, many reading this may absolutely scoff at such an outrageous statement. However, I stand by my opinion as a machinist with a degree and expertise in manufacturing engineering and product design, that Emerson's system is overly complicated, overly priced, and not as desirable as the more common dual bearing systems.
Many will point out that they've never had to repair an emerson bearing system. That's great! But in the event that you ever have to, you will almost definitely be out-of-luck unless you know an expert machinist that is willing to take on the troublesome task of making you a new shaft, pressing it into your motor housing and then truing your entire motor/rotor/stator around that. Want to freshen up your GE motor? Any beginning machinist can quickly machine two new bearings for you. Done.
So aside from GE's simple bearing system, what else do I love about them? Their elegant and understated design. It's hard to argue that GE pancakes were some of the most beautiful fans ever made, in fact I think we can just accept that as fact ;) But let's consider other models such as GE's BMY generation (the Big Motor Yoke fans). While Emerson was experimenting with fluted bases and Westinghouse with gigantic tank-like motors (commonly known as Tank Fans), GE had a simple but aesthetically significant design. Was it anything fancy? No. but it achieved a statement in a purposeful fashion.
Last reason why I love GE fans for this article, they didn't use cast iron blade hubs! Inevitably a fan blade assembly will go out-of-balance. This happens when someone pushes something into the rotating blade by accident and one of the wings bends. With a cast-iron hub (a la early Emerson), it's very challenging to repair. With all GE fans after 1903, all you have to do is bend it back.
So please tell me about what fans you like the best and why? In all seriousness, all of the fans we collect are beautiful and significant in their own right. Even though my parents never admitted it, I knew they had a favorite; who is yours?


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Left to right: BCC Professor John Tatro, Taconic teacher Lawrence Michalenko, BCC Vice President for Community Education Bill Mulholland, PERC President J. Jay Anderson, Taconic teacher Mark Lausier, Pittsfield Public School Superintendent Jake McCandless, Berkshire Chamber of Commerce President Michael Supranowicz, BCC President Ellen Kennedy, Barbara Chaput of the Berkshire applied Technology Council and Mayor Daniel Bianchi.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Taconic High School is getting a quarter of a million dollars in modern manufacturing equipment.
On Tuesday, school, business and political leaders celebrated the investment, which they believe will help create the pipeline of skilled workers for advanced manufacturing.
Berkshire Community College headed the effort of using $150,000 of a federal grant to purchase two computer numerical control machines — one milling and one turning — a robot arm, a material storage and assembly pallet, conveyor belt and 3D printer.
Taconic used that purchase as a match for an additional $100,000 in state grants for two more machines, which are on order.
The purchases upgrade the manufacturing labs to match industry standards.
According to Michael Supranowicz, CEO of the Berkshire Chamber of Commerce, the upgrades create the pipeline of experienced workers, which is the "missing tool in the toolbox" for attracting modern manufacturing companies to the city.
"We now have the technology we need to attract companies here," he said.
Supranowicz said the Berkshires already has most of the resources needed to attract a big company but has been falling short with workers with the right skills to take those jobs. Leaders from the political business and education field have now put a focus on educating students for the modern workplace.
"We are going to be preparing these young adults to go into the workplace," Mayor Daniel Bianchi said. "I think there is a great future for advanced manufacturing."
The city has particularly put focus on bringing advanced manufacturing to the William Stanley Business Park. The former General Electric land is now vacant and the city has already been awarded a grant to do a feasibility study on putting an science center there. But manufacturing today isn't the same as it once was.
William Mulholland, BCC vice president for community education and work-force development, said while manufacturing took a hit during the recession, the highly skilled jobs remain. In Massachusetts, manufacturing is only 10 percent of business but accounts for more payroll than hospitality and retail combined, he said. Advanced manufacturing provides a "firm foundation" for future business growth, he said.
"There is a wonderful livelihood in advanced manufacturing," Mulholland said. "[Companies] want a thinking worker and we're going to develop these skills in this new educational facility."
J. Jay Anderson, president of the Pittsfield Economic Revitalization Corp., said a recent study commissioned by PERC identified that the city is in a prime position to grow in the manufacturing field. But that study also showed that with an aging population in the county, there aren't enough people fill the jobs.
"Manufacturing in the Berkshires is not dead," Anderson said. "Finding skilled workers is a challenge."
The machines will be used for both Taconic High School students and for night and weekend classes from Berkshire Community College. The shared usage is part of an articulation agreement between the two educational facilities.
"Putting it here at Taconic will create a pipeline," BCC President Ellen Kennedy said. "This is where it is going to start."
Taconic teachers Lawrence Michalenko and Mark Lausier explain the technology and how it can help the students.
During a demonstration, BCC professor John Tatro explained that the curriculum comes with the programs. The students start learning the old-fashioned milling techniques and then move onto the advanced machines.
After learning the tools and the how the machines work, students can design a piece and the 3D printer melts plastic and builds a miniature version of it.
From there, the students can use either the milling machine for blocks or the turning machine for metal. The students are taught to program the computer to create the designs. The pallet and conveyor belt moves blocks or metal into the machines, where they are carved.
While previously workers needed the skills to actually carve the blocks, now they need to be computer savvy to program the machines.
"I can't get over how much excitement there is with the students," Taconic manufacturing teacher Lawrence Michalenko said, adding that the software talks the students through "baby steps" so anyone can learn the technology.
He added that the school is already looking into expanding the number and types of classes. Pittsfield Public School Superintendent Jake McCandless said the transition from school to work is becoming more seamless every day.
Barbara Chaput, of Berkshire applied Technology Council, now hopes that the increased number of trained workers will create excitement around the county's manufacturing industry. She, along with the others who spoke, are trying to "spread the message" that there is a future in manufacturing.
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The B.C. Association of Farmers’ Markets is inviting summer travellers to explore over 145 B.C. farmers’ markets across the province this summer.
Wherever your travels take you, there is a local farmers’ market with fresh, in-season food, local artisans, and unique festivities to be found. Begin your adventure with the market finder tool (www.bcfarmersmarket.org) which lets you search for a local farmers’ market by date and location, in all nine regions of the province — from Northern B.C. to the Sea to Sky and everywhere in between.
“Without a doubt, British Columbians are passionate about what we eat and where our food comes from,” said Heather O’Hara, BCAFM executive director. “This year, through our summer campaign, BCAFM is celebrating the array of unique farms and farmers’ markets across B.C. We are also encouraging people to discover what farmers’ markets in all regions of the province have to offer. Supporting B.C. farmers and sustaining our local food supply means ensuring we have land to farm and fresh food to eat. It’s a way to nurture the place where we live and visit. What better destination could you include in your summer travels than a visit to a local farmers’ market?”
“Each year, I meet a growing number of people who come to the farmers’ market as part of their summer travels. They talk about how each farmers’ market they visit gives them a sense of the local bounty of B.C.’s communities. They come because it’s a fun destination to meet and support local farmers, and stock up on fresh, delicious food for their travels, too,” said Paige Dampier, farm vendor from Close to Home Organics.
Share your experiences on social media for a chance to win a Farmers’ Market shopping trip. Follow B.C. Farmers’ Markets on Facebook (www.facebook.com/BCAFM) and Instagram (@BCFarmersMarket) and snap and share a photo of any of the 145-plus markets with the hashtag #BCFarmersMarketRoadtrip. Each week a winner will be randomly selected to win a $50 gift card to a BCAFM member Farmers’ Market of their choice. Until Aug. 18, all B.C. residents 19 years of age and older are eligible to enter.

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Jim Carrey shares a personal story of letting go of HOW he wanted to achieve his dream. He focused on his bigger vision – to be creative. The rest is history.
I always feel the most ‘stuck’ when I have predetermined how I want something to materialize. When you let go of how you want something to occur you end up with something even better. That’s how the universe works!Recommend0 recommendationsPublished in


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An appealing photo always captivates us more than anything else.That way Raks kitchen is my favorite and i am an everyday visitor . i am too tempted to try her dishes when i see the photograph itself. As casual blogger(!!) i am too relaxed in spending time in upgrading my skills. Investing in a good camera is also my present consideration. As our previous one is spoil t i am using my Samsung Note 3 to capture food photos. So enough said i am now blogging the recipe from raks kitchen , which is a very unique side dish and even my kids liked it.
Baby potatoes – 20
Onion – 2
Garlic – 4 pods
Red Chilli – 10
Soya sauce – 1 tblsp
Tomato chilli sauce – 1 tblsp
Sugar -1 tsp
Corn Flour – 2 tsp
Spring Onion – 3 tbls
Red Chilli -2
salt – As needed
Oil – 1 tblsp
Black Pepper Powder -1 tsp
Lemon juice / Vinegar -2 tsp
1. First soak the red chili in areal hot water .
2. Pressure cook the potato and peel the skin. Pricking with fork is advised as the gravy will enter the inner core.
3.Grind the red chili with little water and grind to a fine paste.
4.Heat a pan with oil, tear the chilies add it to the hot oil. Add pepper , then followed by finely chopped garlic, give it a fry . Add finely chopped onion and fry till transparent.
5.Add ground chilli paste , soya sauce , chilli tomato sauce , sugar and saute well. add the pricked potatoes , fry in low flame.
6.Add enough water to immerse the potatoes and required salt . When it comes to a boil , dissolve the corn flour and add to the boiling gravy .
7. When it thickens add lemon juice or vinegar . Garnish with spring onion, finely chopped.


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The anime world has legendary artists, creators, and illustrators who gave life to thousands of characters that today are part of manga culture and a globalized fandom. One of them is Yusuke Muratabehind the successful webcomic One Punch Man and who dared to draw the Pillars of Kimetsu no Yaiba.
Also know as demon slayerthis manga, written and illustrated by Koyoharu Gotoge, whose publication began on February 15, 2016 in Shūeisha’s weekly Shūkan Shōnen Jump magazine and which was later adapted to anime by Ufotable since April 2019, has as part of its Plot the Pillars.
The Pillars are a group made up of the best and most powerful swordsmen belonging to the Demon Slayer Corps., who serve as elite warriors. These nine swordsmen are led by Kagaya Ubuyashiki and are an essential part of the anime.
According to a report published on the website of Spaghetti CodeMurata made an impressive fan art of the Pillars of Kimetsu no Yaiba and many could assure that the result is better than that of the original creator.
The impressive fan art of the Pillars
through the account NEBU_KURO on Twitter, with more than 1 million followers on the social network, This incredible version of the Pillars went viral, made with the hands of Yusuke Murata.
As we can see, the image includes Pilares as Giyu Tomioka, Mitsuri Kanroji, Obanai Iguro, Sanemi Shinazugawa, Gyomei Himejima, Tengen Uzui, Muichiro Tokito, Shinobu Kochoamong others.
At first glance, the cartoonist’s style clearly differs from Gotouge’s, although the fidelity in the characterization of the characters remainssuch as patterns in outfits, postures, gestures, among other characteristics.


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History; that’s what Load of Rubbish sifts through every time we go to a job. Oftentimes the items we collect have little value beyond the raw materials taken from them—like precious metals, plastics, and glass harvested from old electronics. Other times, we come across vintage pieces that hearken back to days long ago. Just because something is old though, does that immediately give it heritage status or make it a vintage find worth preserving? Not necessarily, and sometimes those old things are more trouble than they are worth. So what is the difference between vintage vs antiquated items?
Vintage vs Antiquated
In our line of business, we come across plenty of old things. Old books, furniture, clothes, dishes, electronics, and so much more. We do our best to recycle as much as we can and are very much aware that many collectors would happily lay their hands on our finds from the road. Where is the line between vintage and antiquated though?
Vintage – of high quality and lasting value, or showing the best and most typical characteristics of a particular type of thing, especially from the past
~ Cambridge Dictionary
Antiquated – outmoded or discredited by reason of age : old and no longer useful, popular, or accepted
~ Merriam Webster
Going by these dictionary definitions, it would seem quality and usefulness are the prime difference between vintage versus antiquated. An item may be old, but if it is still useful, then the value remains and sometimes becomes even higher. Such is the case with antique furniture, vintage clothing, or good quality collectibles.
As a general rule, antiques are 100 years old or older, and vintage items earn that status at 20 years old
Sometimes the distinction between valuable antique and antiquated relic lies in the eye of the beholder though. Where someone might clamour over a vintage find in an antique store, others might poo-poo the dated item in favour of a modern piece. For example, a large desktop computer from 1995 retains very little value beside today’s modern laptops, tablets, or even smartphones. In fact, overall technology usually doesn’t date well. While vinyl collectors might beg to differ, ask a 5-year-old to use a rotary dial phone and you’ll see how fast technology gets left behind.
Where Load of Rubbish Draws the Line Between Vintage vs Antiquated
At Load of Rubbish, we do our best to salvage whatever we can. In large estate cleanups, auction houses often come in before us to clear out the most valuable antiques. Plenty is still left behind though. Once customers take whatever last mementos they cherish, we then go in and empty out the rest of the possessions. We inspect everything, looking to spot the difference between antiques, vintage items, antiquated pieces, reusable things, and the remaining detritus. Just because one person doesn’t value an item, doesn’t mean we should relegate it to the trash.
Ultimately, whether an item is vintage or antiquated, its value remains for someone. Yes, some items find their way to Green Valley Recycling, but 90% of what we collect still holds value. Hence our attention to detail and focus on recycling. It all comes down to sorting. We push the fine line between vintage vs antiquated. Because age and popularity don’t always mean everything.


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Convenience of non-fasting diabetes test could encourage testing
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- The American Clinical Laboratory Association's Results for Life Campaign today applauded the American Diabetes Association for its decision to recommend the hemoglobin A1C laboratory test as a means of diagnosing diabetes and identifying pre-diabetes.
The new ADA clinical practice recommendation was published as a supplement to the January issue of Diabetes Care.
"This recommendation will help in the battle against diabetes because the HbA1C test, unlike other tests, does not require individuals to fast ahead of time," said David Mongillo, Vice President of Policy and Medical Affairs for the American Clinical Laboratory Association. "We hope this increased convenience will allow more individuals to get tested and find out whether they are at risk."
The test has long been recommended as a way to monitor blood glucose levels for people who already have diabetes, but the new ADA recommendation encourages its use in diagnosing new cases as well.
Other benefits of the test besides eliminating the need for fasting include its reliability in identifying the elevated glucose levels that signal pre-diabetes--a condition that often leads to full diabetes--and its ability to accurately predict heart and other cardiovascular problems that develop from diabetes.
Early identification of the signs of diabetes enables changes in lifestyle and diet that can often delay, or even prevent, diabetes. The Diabetes Prevention Program of the National Institutes of Health found that people who were pre-diabetic could lower their risk of diabetes by 58% through weight loss, dietary changes, and greater exercise.
The American Clinical Laboratory Association represents the nation's clinical reference laboratories. The group's educational campaign, Results for Life, focuses on the value of laboratory medicine. Visit www.labresultsforlife.org
Contact: Ron Geigle, 571- 435-0413 Helen Pettay, 910-795-1202
SOURCE American Clinical Laboratory Association


Colorado Stream Restoration Network
The Colorado Stream Restoration Network was formed by CRA after the September 2013 flood to provide a forum for networking, learning, and advancing the practice of river restoration in the wake of the flood. CSRN workshops are typically half-day sessions held in Longmont, CO, covering topics related to the science and art of rehabilitating rivers (hydrology, hydraulics, geomorphology, riparian ecology, aquatic ecology, risk management, water law, permitting, monitoring…).
The Colorado Stream Restoration Network has provided us with a great collection of their Network event presentations. Those presentations are available below.
April 2016 Workshop — Regulatory Red Flags, Updates and Lesson Learned from Flood Recovery Projects
Clean Water Act Permitting –Legal overview
404 Permits for Flood Recovery Projects
Endangered Species Act Consultation for Flood Recovery Projects
National Historic Preservation Act Consultation for Flood Recovery Projects
Boulder County Local Permits and Approvals
Colorado Water Conservation Board Flood Recovery Update
Migratory Bird Treaty Act Considerations for Flood Recovery Projects (coming soon)
August 2015 Workshop — Hydrology and Hydraulics
June 2015 Workshop — Riparian Vegetation
March 2015 Workshop — Aquatic Biology and Monitoring
(A number of the presentations from this workshop are being updated and will be re-posted at a later date)
Long Term Monitoring of Flood Impacted Wildlife Populations


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Daryl was the winner of my giveaway here on the blog, and when I contacted her to schedule a date for the shoot she told me they had just found out they would be moving from Frankfurt to America within a few weeks. We tried to figure out how we could get together as soon as possible and somehow we magically found a time that worked with both of our schedules. She and her husband drove to Berlin spent a wonderful afternoon with me here in Berlin. They are the sweetest couple and we had a lot of fun chatting and realizing how much we have in common- both of us being California girls in love with Germans, and she also loves photography. Make sure to check out her blog, which is filled which gorgeous photos from all of their travels around Europe. They wanted a very “Berlin” style shoot with the sights recognizable in the images, and while the weather was not exactly what I would call nice… (it was cold, windy and rainy), I love their “Berlin for a day” shoot and had a great time photographing them! A big thank you to Daryl and Steven for making the trip to Berlin for the shoot!
Also, in case you missed it, Clara and Albert’s shoot from the Lover’s guide to Berlin was featured on Lieschen heiratet last week. In addition the story was featured in the newest issue of sisterMAG, check it out in English and German!


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Is this the first Thanksgiving that you will host? Or maybe you are tired of the same old side dishes? Or maybe you need to bring a side, and you want to wow the crowd! All of the Thanksgiving recipes you need are right here in one place in the Top 10 Thanksgiving Easy Sidedish Recipes!
I recently did a poll in my Instagram stories, and 78% of people call it stuffing. People seem to be either firmly in the cornbread stuffing camp, or firmly in the breadcrumb stuffing camp, so I’ve included a recipe for both.
I would be remiss if I didn’t include my grandma’s super secret never before written down Southern style cornbread recipe!
2) Mashed Potatoes
Mashed potatoes are a must for an easy Thanksgiving side dish!
3) Those Thanksgiving veggies
Vegetable side dishes aren’t normally that exciting to most of us, but there’s just something about those Thanksgiving veggie sidedishes that are so ooey gooey and sweet and savory! We might actually want to eat our veggies!
4) Cranberry Sauce
You either like it or hate it, but cranberry sauce is a staple sidedish on most Thanksgiving tables.
5) And finally-do you have enough baking dishes for all of these sides?
Here are a few of the ones that I love.
*This post contains affilliate links.
Need some tablescape inspo for your Thanksgiving table?
Or how about some quick and easy recipes for those busy days in the holiday season!
May you have a blessed Thanksgiving season, and a less stressful time preparing dinner with these top 10 easy Thanksgiving sidedish recipes!
Carol Karl says
Oh wow! These all look amazing.
They are not my cooking, so they are definitely amazing! Haha!!!
Kimberly Snyder says
thanks for sharing all the recipes! You have given me several great ideas!
Oh I’m so glad, Kim! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
Looks so yummy!!
They looked yummy to me, too! I’m always looking for a new spin of a holiday side dish!
Heidi | The Frugal Girls says
The two slow cooker cream corn recipes you shared are my favorite… so rich and creamy and totally impossible to resist!
Yes, they are both so yummy! And you know I love anything that can be made in the crockpot!
So I guess your grandma’s super secret cornbread stuffing shall remain super secret. The link doesn’t work. Other recipes look great, though. Thank you!
Oh no! That’s because I put it in too early, and it’s not supposed to be published until Saturday! I’ll fix that right now! Thanks for letting me know, and it will be up on Saturday.


Following the severe storm conditions experienced in Malta over the weekend, ElectroGas Malta is pleased to report that the FSU remained at all times moored safely with no incident or risk exposure whatsoever.
The worst weather recorded in the ships logs over the weekend was an ENE wind of Force 7 (25 ~ 30 knots wind) with wind gusts touching 40 Knots frequently. The sea condition was choppy due to wind with a swell of Hs 0.5 metres. The FSU was in the process of fine tuning the spread mooring chains assisted by 4 tugs from time to time, and did not have to cease this work. During the full period of the storm, the FSU rolled by a couple of degrees due to swell and held its position comfortably.


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Mo Rocca is a well-known CBS Sunday Morning correspondent, as well as the host of The Henry Ford’s Innovation Nation on CBS and the host and creator of My Grandmother’s Ravioli on the Cooking Channel.
Rocca is also a regular panelist on NPR’s Morning Edition. Don’t tell me, don’t tell me!
For the first half of his life, the Washington, D.C. native was secretive about his sexuality. He’s no longer in the closet, having come out as a proud gay. Come along to discover about Rocca’s childhood, sexuality, and partner!
Mo Rocca At the age of 42 came out as gay
Rocca, who is also a comedian and actor, took his time before revealing his sexuality in public.
He came out as gay when he was 42 years old during a podcast interview with The Six Pack in 2011. The mentioned show is hosted by Ben Harvey and Dave Rubin in New York and is about “news, perspectives, and dudes.”
“I’m simply more at ease with myself now.” “I didn’t start feeling this way until I was 42,” Rocca said in the interview.
Know More About: John Stamos Unveiled the Hidden Past of Doreen Lioy
Rocca, who has over 500,000 Twitter followers, also revealed that he was unmarried at the time and that he was outside Stonewall Inn the night New York passed marriage equality.
“I mentioned it on Twitter.” He continued, “It was really memorable, very emotional, and it was a beautiful place to be.”
Years later, on September 23, 2015, he gave a reading at the Papal Mass at Madison Square Garden in New York. Rocca is a member of the National LGBTQ Journalists Association (NLGJA) and frequently attends workshops held by the group.
Who is his boyfriend or girlfriend?
In a February 2018 interview with Page Six magazine, Rocca revealed that he had a lover at the time.
“I’m dating someone. However, I live alone in the Village “he said.
In an October 2017 interview with The Parade, the journalist mentioned his boyfriend again. He said:
My boyfriend insisted that I visit a Danish McDonald’s and examine the differences. He has, however, chosen not to divulge anything about his girlfriend to date. It’s also unclear whether or not he and his boyfriend are still together.
Rocca grew up with two brothers and sisters
Rocca was born on January 28, 1969, in Bethesda, Maryland, and graduated from Harvard University with a degree in Literature. Maurice Alberto Rocca is his real name.
His father is Italian-American and his mother is Colombian, hence he is of mixed heritage.
Larry Rocca and Frank Rocca, his two siblings, were reared by his parents. Rocca, who is close to his family, frequently mentions his father and mother on social media.

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Emergencies include crimes that are in progress or about to happen, and ones that have resulted in serious personal injury, property damage, or property loss. Please keep in mind that the officer maybe out on the street patrolling or handling another incident.They also include situations in which the suspect may still be at the scene and some suspicious activities. If the officer is not at the station, you will be directed to call our dispatch center on a non-emergency line at (814) 643-3960.


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With the 2010 Texas Music Awards only hours away, I have to give a nod to 3 very talented people whose music I am very familiar with.
First off... A HUGE Good Luck to our friend and follower, Wade Bowen. Wade is up for Record of the Year with his album, Trouble.
Stop by Wade's website: www.wadebowen.com
One of the nominees up against Wade for Record of the Year is John Arthur Martinez.
I've not had the opportunity to meet John, but he's on my list. He performs on a regular basis with my good friend Mike Blakely.
And last but not least on my list is Davin James. www.davinjames.com
Davin is true Texas western music. Although I don't own one of his CD's yet, I am treated to his talent every time I pop one of W.C. Jameson's cd's in the player.
To say the least, these guys all run in top notch circles of some of the best music you'll find in Texas... or anywhere in the world.
I send Country Blessings to ALL the nominees. They are in their respective categories for good reason. Every one of them has earned the right to take home the award.


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The Power and Mystery of Naming Things
I believe in the power and mystery of naming things. Language has the capacity to transform our cells, rearrange our learned patterns of behavior and redirect our thinking. I believe in naming what's right in front of us because that is often what is most invisible.
Think about the word vagina. I believe that by saying it 128 times each show, night after night, naming my shame, exorcising my secrets, revealing my longing, was how I came back into my self, into my body. By saying it often enough and loud enough in places where it was not supposed to be said, the saying of it became both political and mystical and gave birth to a worldwide movement to end violence against women. The public utterance of a banished word, which represented a buried, neglected, dishonored part of the body, was a door opening, an energy exploding, a story unraveling.
When I was finally able as an adult to sit with my mother and name the specific sexual and physical violence my father had perpetrated on me as a child, it was an impossible moment. It was the naming, the saying of what had actually happened in her presence that lifted my 20-year depression. By remaining silent, I had muted my experience, denied it, pushed it down. This had flattened my entire life. I believe it was this moment of naming that allowed both my mother and I to eventually face our deepest demons and deceptions and become free.
I think of women naming the atrocities committed against them by the Taliban in Afghanistan, or women telling of the systematic rapes during the Bosnian war, or just recently in Sri Lanka after the tsunami, women lining up in refugee camps to name their nightmares and losses and needs. I have traveled through this world and listened as woman after woman tells of being date raped or acid burned, genitally mutilated, beaten by her boyfriend or molested by her stepfather.
Of course the stories are incredibly painful. But I believe as each woman tells her story for the first time, she breaks the silence, and by doing so breaks her isolation, begins to melt her shame and guilt, making her experience real, lifting her pain.
I believe one person's declaration sparks another and then another. Helen Caldicott naming the consequences of an escalating nuclear arms race, gave rise to an anti-nuclear movement. The brave soldier who came forward and named the abuses at Abu Ghraib prison was responsible for a sweeping investigation.
Naming things, breaking through taboos and denial is the most dangerous, terrifying and crucial work. This has to happen in spite of political climates or coercions, in spite of careers being won or lost, in spite of the fear of being criticized, outcast or disliked. I believe freedom begins with naming things. Humanity is preserved by it.
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drewfo5/20/20, 10:46 p.m.
Finally, a real sicilian. This is so damn good. Sad I'm only up here to buy shoes since Kohls in Mass are still closed. Would love to eat this regularly.
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Sauce is good, but sweet and this pie has an amazing crust. Would’ve liked a little more cheese. Absolutely no FLOP!


What Rajkumar Hirani has to say on 3 Idiots Sequel
After the grand success of Raj Kumar Hirani’s last film PK with Aamir Khan, he is now gearing up for his upcoming biopic of Sanjay Dutt that has Ranbir Kapoor in the central role. After the biopic, he has two films in pipeline which certainly include the one with Aamir Khan; he has one more film with other actor, which the rumour mills suggest to be Ranbir Kapoor.
Raju has great admiration for his friend Aamir and he calls him to get involved the most and he simply loves to work with the actor. However, on talking about his idea of embarking with 3 Idiots and PK sequel, he said he is open with the former and not for the latter. For him PK was enough of bashing, which has made him careful about the same, while for the sequel of 3 Idiots at the moment it is very much sketchy and Aamir too liked the idea.
In fact, Aamir is too keen to do the film someday and if that works out, Hirani informs he would certainly love to do that. He went on to say that he is not that keen to make the sequel of PK till he finds the alien doing something different. And the third part of Munnabhai is awaited now.