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As presidential elections near in Venezuela, Andrea Small Carmona reports on the legacy of Hugo Chávez's socialist approach to science.
There are high hopes that Pope Francis I will usher in an era of health reform and social activism, but doubts remain, finds Imogen Mathers.
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“For Madmen Only” through the “Treatise on the Steppenwolf”
[H]e knew all the time . . . that he was in reality not a man, but a wolf of the Steppes.See Important Quotations Explained
Harry Haller’s autobiographical records begin with a typical day, which Harry says he passes reading books and experiencing physical pain. His days, Harry explains, are mediocre and indistinguishable from one another. He passes from mild scholarly endeavors to bodily discomforts to the minor delights of a walk or warm bath. Harry is so unhappy with all of these experiences that he considers the option of escaping by committing suicide.
Harry rages against contentment, healthiness, and comfort, all of which he perceives to be part of the optimism of the middle class. However, he admits that despite his scorn for the bourgeoisie, he feels compelled to live in their midst due to a feeling of nostalgia for his bourgeois childhood. Harry talks of his admiration for a spotlessly maintained araucaria plant that sits in the stairwell of his lodging house. He sees the plant as a window into this bourgeois world that he feels now excludes him. When Harry recalls his youth, he remembers not a life of bourgeois mediocrity, but frequent moments of transcendence and radiant, meaningful joy. However, these divine incidents have grown increasingly rare over the years, and share nothing at all with the entertainments and occupations absorbing the vast mass of modern people. Feeling hopelessly alienated, Harry says that he is a Steppenwolf: a beast lost in the multitude of human beings, with whom he cannot find happiness or understanding.
At night, in a mood of discontent, Harry goes out to have a drink. As he walks through the rain, he sees over a door in an old stone wall a sign that he has never noticed before. Stepping reluctantly into the muddy street and crossing it, he reads the words “MAGIC THEATER—ENTRANCE NOT FOR EVERYBODY—FOR MADMEN ONLY!” in bright letters fleetingly dancing over the wet wall and pavement. The sign disappears without a trace, however, and Harry continues on to have a disgruntled dinner in his usual tavern, the Steel Helmet.
On the way home, however, Harry finds himself back at the wall. He can no longer find a door. A man carrying a tray and a signboard passes by. The signboard reads “ANARCHIST EVENING ENTERTAINMENT—MAGIC THEATER—ENTRANCE NOT FOR EVERYBODY.” This man does not answer Harry’s inquiries about the Magic Theater, so Harry attempts to buy an item from his tray. The man hands him a little booklet but leaves before Harry can pay him for it. Having stepped into the mud, Harry heads home with his feet chilly and soaked. When he arrives home, he finds that the booklet, which appears to be the sort of shabby leaflet one might find at a fair, is entitled “Treatise on the Steppenwolf.” Fascinated, Harry spends the night reading the treatise, relaying it to us word for word.
The Treatise takes the form of a fable or fairy tale, beginning, “There was once a man, Harry, called the Steppenwolf.” It describes Harry’s feelings and emotions in extremely precise detail. It calls Harry a Steppenwolf, one whose human and wolfish natures coexist in constant tension. The man-half of the Steppenwolf acts in accordance with normality and respectability, while the wolf-half sees through the absurdity and vanity of such facades. There are moments when Harry’s consciousness flows untroubled between wolf and man, and these times provide such miraculous happiness that they illuminate all the other periods of darkness and despair. Yet in all these respects Harry is not alone: many other men have the same conditions of existence, particularly artists and heroes. Such creatures vacillate between the conviction that all of human life is a cruel, bad joke and the belief that man in some way approximates immortal divinity.
Constantly thinking of suicide, Harry finally designates his fiftieth birthday as the day on which he can take his own life. Perversely, the thought of a fixed date gives him a sense of freedom. He looks forward to that day with eagerness, as it signals the end of all his worldly sufferings. According to the Treatise, the Steppenwolf distances himself from the bourgeois class by rejecting its social conventions. Nevertheless, many aspects of his life are thoroughly ordinary. Against this framework, the Steppenwolf can follow either the path of the saint by developing his spirit or the path of a profligate by pursuing sensual pleasures. Unable to choose, the Steppenwolf walks a compromised path between the two. As a result of having cut himself free of all conventional attachment, the Steppenwolf is utterly liberated but also utterly lonely.

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As we close 2016, we decided to take a moment to appreciate the positive experiences this year has offered us. As three professional women, with families, we balance work, busy schedules, and taking time to go out and experience all that the Outlander fandom has to offer. We have loved our time going to Outlander events, as there is no better way to get through Droughtlander than being with others who have your same addiction. Sharing our adventures in all things Outlander was our motivation to start this blog. We have enjoyed having a place to talk about our love for the books, author, show, cast, and crew. As we begin the festivities to celebrate the new year, we wanted to take time to reflect on our favorite memories of 2016. Come take a look at some of our favorite moments!
It is amazing to think that our blog only began 6 months ago! We are blessed to have our family support us in this new adventure. We all had dreams of becoming aspiring writers, sharing our passion for the Outlander book and television series. We are proud of what we have accomplished so far and cannot wait to see what journeys we will embark on in 2017!
We were thrilled to attend Theresa Carle-Sanders’ Outlander Kitchen cookbook release event and book signing held in June in Scottsdale, AZ. The event was hosted by The Poisoned Pen Bookstore with Outlander series author, Diana Gabaldon, in attendance. We were fortunate to attend and make the 6-hour road trip adventure out of it for a weekend! We had an incredible time. You can see our adventure by clicking here. Our love for this cookbook has also inspired many recipes to be made within our homes, by ourselves and even our children. You can see many of our experiences in our Tested Outlander Kitchen Cookbook Recipes category in our blog.
We heard the call of the Outlander Costumes. When Terry Dresbach’s Outlander costumes became available for viewing at the Paley Center in Beverly Hills, once again and without hesitation, we dropped everything and answered that call. We had a fabulous adventure! Seeing the costumes in close proximity was a dream come true! You can see our adventure here.
The return home to Seattle this year was extra special for Jae, as it coordinated perfectly with a local event to meet Theresa Carle-Sanders, the author of the Outlander Kitchen. During the gathering, two recipe tastings from her cookbook were shared. The event was small and intimate, allowing the opportunity to hear Theresa Carle-Sanders’ story of developing her book, meeting and working with Diana Gabaldon, and hints to her future aspirations. Wonderful memories never to be forgotten! You can see Jae’s adventure here.
Sass3 headed north to Los Angeles to visit FIDM, Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, to view the Emmy Nominated Outlander Costumes. For this road trip to FIDM, we were particularly interested in seeing Claire Fraser’s “Dior” dress! It’s beauty was fully appreciated by Sass3. We were so thankful to see additional costumes that were not at the Artistry of Outlander Exhibit at the Paley Center. Seeing these astonishing creations definitely was a highlight for us in 2016! You can see our visit by clicking here.
My Peak Challenge is near and dear to our hearts. We have experienced hikes and trails that we have previously not seen or ventured. Changing our lifestyles for the better has been a definite testament to Sam Heughan’s MPC program. You can see all the peaks we have bagged here.
Whether you have San Diego Comic Con passes or not, going downtown during this event is quite an adventure! We were able to see one of a kind exhibits outside the Convention Center and hear about the Terry Dresbach and Bear McCreary panels through interviews with fellow fans. In fact, we even met Bear McCreary and Raya Yarborough! You can see our adventure by clicking here.
We are fortunate enough that we can hop in our car and drive to Los Angeles for Outlander fan-centered events. For this journey we were headed to The Other Venice Film Festival. There we had the opportunity to see Adam Sigal‘s independent film, When The Starlight Ends (WTSE), starring Arabella Oz and our beloved Sam Heughan. We loved it! Mela met Dr. Oz and Lady K had the opportunity to get Arabella Oz’s first official autograph! You can revisit our adventure here.
It is always a highlight to go to book release events. The release of The Making of Outlander has been long-awaited, so we were ecstatic that we had opportunities to go to both events. We loved the insight all panelists had to share. This was one of our favorite adventures! The Scottsdale signing was highlighted here.
Lady K and Mela also attended the Making of Outlander book signing event in Pasadena. We can never hear enough from this fantastic panel composed of Ronald D Moore, Toni Graphia, Anne Kenney, and author of the Making of Outlander, Tara Bennett. We had a lovely time! The blog highlighting this adventure is coming soon.
How blessed are we to be in the company of such a positive group of people. Outlander SoCal Edition planned an epic celebration! Our Sass3nach journey led us on a weekend adventure to celebrate the third anniversary of the Outlander SoCal Edition group. There was live entertainment at the gathering and incredible raffle prizes. We love every moment we get to be with this inspiring group of fans. We truly believe Outlander fans are the best! Take a look at this epic celebration by pressing here.
In conclusion, our blog is filled with our adventures, experiences, and expressions for our wee addiction to all things Outlander. We are fans who love to share our experiences going to different fan events. As you celebrate and welcome in the New Year, we wish you joy and happiness in 2017! Slainte mhath! ♥
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Washington, April 16, 2020. The Global Partnership for Education (GPE) has allocated US$148.2 million in grants and secured US$26.4 million in partner co-financing to strengthen education systems in Mali, Rwanda, Sudan and Timor-Leste.
The grants, agreed before the coronavirus pandemic caused widespread disruptions to education, will support the countries’ long-term national education priorities. The four countries are also eligible to receive emergency funding to support their response to the coronavirus pandemic from GPE’s new COVID-19 response fund.
“The Global Partnership for Education is proud to support Mali, Rwanda, Sudan and Timor-Leste in their efforts to ensure the most vulnerable and marginalized children can learn,” said Alice Albright, GPE Chief Executive Officer. “Even though schools in these countries are temporarily closed due to the coronavirus pandemic, these efforts to build more effective, efficient and resilient education systems are vital to lay strong foundations for the future.”
Mali will receive US$45.7 million over five years focusing on improving the quality of basic and secondary learning, with an emphasis on teacher training and curriculum reform, promoting girls’ participation and completion of secondary education in underserved regions, including by building 85 rural schools, and strengthening the management and resilience of the education system. The grant also includes pre-positioned contingency funds that can be activated to support innovative ways to meet the needs of students affected by a crisis or emergency. The grant agent in Mali is the World Bank.
In Rwanda, the US$30.8 million grant will run for four years and be fully incorporated into the Government’s education budget. The funds will support professional development for teachers, with an emphasis on English teaching and inclusive education, and strengthen the teaching and learning of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) subjects, including by providing new printed and digital textbooks and teachers’ guides. The grant will also fund the school infrastructure improvements and the construction of 600 classrooms for lower secondary students. The grant agent in Rwanda is the UK Department for International Development.
In Sudan, a new five-year grant of US$62.6 million, with additional co-financing from the European Union of EUR 10 million (US$11.4 million), will increase enrollment and retention in school, particularly for girls, and improve reading proficiency in early grades. The funding builds on US$11.8 million in emergency funding approved last year to help the country tackle the impact of the economic crisis on its education system. The World Bank is the GPE grant agent in Sudan. The GPE grant includes US$3.6 million from the GPE Multiplier.
Timor-Leste will receive US$9.1 million over five years, alongside US$15 million in co-financing from the International Development Association, to improve learning and increase equity and efficiency in the education system. The program will develop new school quality standards fit for the 21st century, build and rehabilitate classrooms, train and mentor teachers and school leaders, improve the curriculum and learning assessments, and support data-driven budgeting and planning at the Ministry of Education. The grant agent in Timor-Leste is the World Bank. The GPE grant includes US$5 million from the GPE Multiplier.
About the Global Partnership for Education
The Global Partnership for Education supports close to 70 developing countries to ensure that every child receives a quality basic education, prioritizing the poorest, the most vulnerable and those living in countries affected by fragility or conflict. GPE mobilizes financing for education and supports developing countries to build effective education systems founded on evidence-based planning and policies.
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Now that Jacqueline Fernandez is all set to make her debut in digital space, the actress in a recent interview opened up about the same. Jacqueline went on to say that she will never move away from commercial films as she feels that it has got her where she is today. She also shared that she has always enjoyed being a part of commercial cinema and has worked with amazing people, but now is the time to diversify. The Sri Lankan beauty further stated that she needs to balance both ways for her growth. Jacqueline will next be seen in Tarun Mansukhani's 'Drive' alongside Sushant Singh Rajput.
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I listened to the Ted talk below which gave the final lesson: To let ourselves be seen. Deeply seen. Vulnerability seen, to love with our whole hearts, to practice gratitude and joy, and to think I am enough. The description of the talk is this: Brené Brown’s extremely personal talk explores the uncomfortable feeling of vulnerability, and how those who dare to be vulnerable are generally happier and feel more deserving of love.
I believe the bible and being around other Christians has showed me these things. I think ti is funny how science is validating it. I can give examples of how I practice these things.
For example this blog. Believe me it is not perfect (just like me). There is spelling, grammar, and even thought errors. But I get it out there. It makes me vulnerable but I am seen and heard with this blog. Even as a stay-at-home Mom in a small town.
I love everyone when I meet them. I give them my whole heart. Believe me I get hurt and I hurt others but I keep moving forward with love. Hearing stories about how others do not enjoy being around me make me want to hide from every person in the world. But knowing how many great friendships I have and will have all make the small negative emotions worth it.
And I think I AM ENOUGH. Just being. One of my favorite posts from the Maria Shriver blog states You ARE ENOUGH. Sometimes I only feel like I am enough when I reached a goal. Becoming a doctor, having a child, or visiting some of the most beautiful places in the world. But these great experiences do not make me who I am. There person I am in who I am in every present moment.
Maria writes “We are all anxious to achieve in this world. We are often driven by the false belief that if we do something important, become something powerful, own something big and find someone special that we will finally feel special and big and powerful and important. My friend’s point was that we have everything we need to feel those things right within us. We don’t have to look for it in a job, in another person or in material possessions. Everything we need we already have within us.”
So be vulnerable and enjoy it! (Look I wrote it and a sentence and I don’t even care).

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Tuesday, 28 March 2017
It seems (according to wikipedia) the show was built on the propensity of London taxi drivers to tell tall stories. James features as Sid Stone, who owns the taxi company and shares a house with some of the other drivers. This remaining episode is from the first series, which was broadcast over the summer and had poor ratings; the completely-missing second series introduced more characters and therefore variety.
Taxi! raises a question for me personally: where does it stand in 1960s TV terms? I find it very difficult to place in comparison to the rather exotic offerings I routinely watch. It is from 1963 and is therefore pre-Emma Peel Avengers-era, and show none of the sexiness and adventure even of the early Avengers. One thing I would definitely say is that Taxi! shows itself for the BBC show it is: the majority of shows I blog about here are ITV shows. Taxi! feels much more like a stage play converted to the screen, which is a salutary reminder for the modern viewer that that is actually how TV was seen by the people who made the shows.
On another level, Taxi! is like many another drama (or possible sit-com) set in a particular work place. Hospitals and police stations are always good for human drama. Taxi! manages to spell out the central dilemma (through the mouth of James) very well: at what point do we put our foot down with other people, even if it means they have to take the consequences of their actions? The particular dilemma here is that Sid reports another driver - a man notorious for bullying other people and just pleasing himself - to the police with the result that he loses his license. This is naturally criticised by the other drivers, who have a (perhaps misguided, depending on how oyu look at it) loyalty to the profession above everything else. This action is despite the fact we see Sid cheating a tourist out of a return fare to the airport - the charge comes to £2 and how I wish that would get you further than the nearest lamp post these days!
There are all sorts of other ways in which this show is redolent of its age. Sid tells one of his drivers that he simply must get a radio in the cab if he wants to get ahead. Sid goes to the police station and the desk sergeant (a vanished species) knows immediately the particular case he is talking about and says he will see what he can do about getting the charges dropped. The sets look like the interiors of houses in Avengers of this period. The telephone numbers and exchanges are the old ones which not even I remember. The taxi drivers all have actual shirts on - no t-shirts or tracksuit bottoms in evidence!
This show is also an interesting mixture in terms of production: while much of the action very obviously takes place in sets, the external shots are of very good quality. In terms of production values, as I say you should expect a much more...I suppose the word is 'worthy', production than many of the shows I write about here. My one real criticism is that the story is rather confused by the introduction of a woman - the plot gets back into its track OK, but the introduction of a romantic interest isn't enough for those who want to watch romance, and detracts from the main thrust of the plot. The self-serving driver gets his comeuppance when one of his women meets his wife and he faces a far worse worse fate than the law can ever throw at him.
I have no idea how the one episode has remained - who kept it, how it was saved, and so on. I can say with certainty that it is incredibly well-preserved for an odd episode of a nearly-forgotten series. Would I want to watch the rest of the series if it existed? Probably. I don't think it would be a keeper, because of the relative simplicity of the plot. I would watch it for the 1960s milieu and background, and hope my readers do too.
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Monday, 27 March 2017
The parodies are coming thick and fast at the moment. I didn't really need to ask myself the significance of cult TV when I realise the impact it can have on popular culture. This post is about comedian Lily Savage and her parodies both of The Avengers and Doctor Who. Well, I say 'about' - it more showcases them, so click play, sit back and enjoy.
Friday, 17 March 2017
I don't know who had the brilliant idea of casting Stanley Unwin as Number 3, but the choice is so successful that it creates a marvellously ridiculous atmosphere. I love particularly that footage from The original Prisoner is interwoven to give the illusion that Number 6 is still imprisoned there since the 1960s. As Stephen Fry says, nobody has ever got a thing out of him, and frankly The Laughing Prisoner gives an impression that all the inhabitants of The Village are rather deranged. Number 6 is shown fighting with Rover, who elsewhere has become a good pet, who Stephen Fry takes for walks.
There are other things changed from the original series. The bleakness of the scenery and the difficulties that must have been experienced maintaining Portmeirion are much more apparent here: gone is the happy sun-filled Village of the original series, and it is replaced by a much bleaker world. This, of course, makes The Village much less frightening than the manufactured spontaneity and happiness of the original. The gloom is lifted by the musical interludes - I imagine they are there because The Tube was primarily a musical show.
When I watched this show last, I had not had the experience I had at the end of last year of resigning. My employers didn't need to ask me why, my 2,000 word letter of resignation told them in great detail all my dissatisfactions going back for sixteen years. I don't therefore need to fear that I will be taken away to a Village and pressed to reveal why I have resigned, but I am nonetheless myself in the position of Number 6 (or Number 7 here). My point is that the act of resignation puts you outside of The Establishment, who can then feel free to punish you. Of course in The Laughing Prisoner it is apparent that there are only three resignees and two of the three are doubtfully sane. The Laughing Prisoner also shows the temperamental and petty nature of The Establishment's hatred against those who abandon it, something which is left ambiguous in the original series. In my own case, fortunately my industry in this city is largely split into two organisations and I have moved from one to the competition, and a surprising number of my former colleagues are texting me asking to be kept posted on vacancies...
The Laughing Prisoner moves faster than the original series because (in my humble opinion) it isn't mainly setting out to create an enigma but rather a set of pastiches of aspects of The Village. What it does show up very clearly - despite the already archive quality of the 1980s show - how bad the original footage was at that time, in comparison to the fully-restored look we are so used to today. It looks awful. It's crackly, the colours are bad, in fact it looks like I remember The Avengers looking in the 1980s. Lucky us, with technology moving on as it has. And (this really is going to sound ridiculous) I had forgotten how big hair was in the 1980s, on both men and women. That is so embarrassing to say! But it again highlights the bleak, austerity-driven world we live in now. Perhaps it was my age, but I remember the 1980s as a time when things felt possible, when it felt as if the prosperity dream would never end, it felt as if you could do pretty much anything you wanted... The reality reminds us of the injustices and pain of the time, but also prevents the freedom we felt at the time.
This all-pervading unreality is the theme of The Laughing Prisoner and what I love absolutely best about it is the way the board of Channel 4 are all cardboard cut-outs.
I so badly want a Prisoner chair now.
I am ashamed to say that while I was obviously aware of Peggy Mount's existence, I don't think I have seen much with her in, except for some episodes of The Larkins (which I downloaded and are waiting to be posted about here). I am interested to find that she is a very interesting person, whose life was marred by a wildly unhappy upbringing – she got into acting largely to get away from this upbringing, because her mother told her she would never amount to anything in comparison to her sister. She did that thing which is probably one of the most difficult human actions – she cut off all contact with her birth family in the 1940s, later surrounding herself with an adoptive 'family' of more positive relationships. It must have been extraordinary for her birth family to see her on the telly, but of course if you don't want to risk your child cutting you off, you don't treat the child that badly.
The underlying sadness to Mount's life of course is in opposition to the fire-breathing characters she tends to play. It is evident that this was not character casting, and in fact the Dragon character here is not half such a dragon as she's made out to be, rather she is kind and has a heart of gold. You can meet much worse dragons any day off the week (I recently overheard one of my current colleagues saying that she had told her son's girlfriend that if push came to shove he would choose his mother over his partner and the mother of his child. Asking for trouble, that is).
The fundamental relationship in this show is that between, well, George, and Gabrielle Dragon. I was astonished to read that this show was broadcast as laste as 1968, because the success of the show is dependent on the fact that nothing is ever going to happen between those two. There is clearly a romantic and sexual chemistry between them, and much of the action is based on the to-ing and fro-ing between them. The subject of sex comes up repeatedly and yet, and yet…in comparison to The Avengers this show seems so old-fashioned. Admittedly comparing this show to The Avengers is hardly fair, because nothing will ever compare to it, but I think there are other 1960s series which make George and the dragon look like a 1950s relic.
There are other ways it seems like an older TV series than it is (this is not a criticism, merely a statement of my perception). The Colonel's household is so old-fashioned just in terms of staffing. Sure there are people who can still afford to employ a housekeeper, gardener, and chauffeur, but I feel that sort of household better represents an age of fuller employment and lower wages.
The show's production values also represent an earlier age in television than 1968. It is completely studio-based, with no external footage at all. I like the sets a lot – I like the looks of the 1960s interiors which are aiming for traditional rather than modern. I like the way smoking is mentioned casually, as just something people did rather than the self-conscious smoking you would find in Mad Men. Despite my conviction that this show represents a slightly earlier era in TV than some of the up-to-date shows of 1968, I have afeeling that it probably better encapsulates the way of living of most ordinary people in the 1960s. Were long players available in the 1960s? I'm fairly sure they were, but Gabrielle is passionately attached to mer mother's old 78s which get broken in one episode.
I have a feeling that normally this is a show I wouldn't take to – that is you think of it as a situation comedy. But George and the Dragon manages to hold my interest largely because of the chemistry between the characters and the relatively fast pace of the stories.
Saturday, 11 March 2017
On reflection I find that I have written about several children's programmes here, or rather programmes intended for children, which may or may not have a grown up following as well, but relatively few of these stay in my permanent collection. Tintin is there in French - he used to irritate me in English, and then I actually went to France and saw kids sitting on the floor in the hypermarkets reading the books, and got hooked. I also keep the 1970s version of the Famous Five, just because. I have a feeling that Flower of Gloster will be a keeper.
You see, Flower of Gloster is a dream. It is so sweet. It is the sort of show you can put on after a nightmare day at work, and be taken elsewhere. Notwithstanding that moving a canal boat down the length of the country is very hard work indeed, so you do see some real labour going on.
A major constituent of the different world depicted in Flower of Gloster is the sheer difference that the intervening fifty-odd years have wrought on the world we live in. For a start, there is a complete absence of the sort of safety-mindednes subsenquently enshrined in law by the Health and Safety at Work Act of 1974. On several occasions, you see the actors in the 'cut', actually in the canal water and while canal swimming may have been a commonplace in the nineteenth century, I don't really think it was ever a good idea. Children are seen running around completely without parental supervision, and one of the wonders of this show is that is shows a world for children which is free of the then-prevalent fear of stranger danger. Ironically this show depicts almost exactly the world I write about her so often - the 1960s world where the old order was passing, and a brave new world being built. I suspect that at the time people thought the canals were dead, although I have no idea whether they are actually used commercially any more in the age of high-speed communication. Another aspect of the difference in communication is the regional accents you hear - I genuinely think that probably you couldn't hear such strong British regional accents nowadays, and in places, even as a native speaker I have difficulty understanding what the characters are saying!
Then at the start of disc 2, the show suddenly comes home, which is announced by the words, 'We've got to get to Wolverhampton by tonight'. Living in the Venice of the UK as I do (no, seriously...) there is no way my home city of Brum could not appear in this show. If nothing else it shows how bad the state of the canals was in the 1960s before the restoration movement took off, and Flower shows the post-industrial landscape of the Midlands before the warehouses were turned into flats and what have you. I love the 1960s view of the city centre - and I particularly love that the instant they tie up in Gas Street basin they get out and get shopping! But what I love most is the contrast between the 'old' canal and the thrusting new world being built about it - which exemplifies that contrast that features in so much of the TV I like. I love that they go shopping in the Bull Ring and you get to hear the market traders shouting - which really hasn't changed in the years since, although they don't tend to wear ties nowadays! I love the way the man selling rolls of cloth works out the maths in his head *in old money* - I mean actual shillings - which is something which always defeated me although my mother still thinks in old money. I love that then as now and always, Birmingham is one big building site with cranes everywhere - in fact this is a Birmingham thing and there is a 19th century folk song about a sailor who came back home and didn't recognise it as Brummagen!
Production values of this show are interesting: I believe it to be a filming of a book, although I'm not sure whether it is a true story, but I know for a fact the show is made in a way which is far divorced from story-telling. Much of the lore of the canals is explained at great length, so there is a kind of educational undercurrent, but it is presented very much as the tale of a real journey. In fact it looks and feels much more like a documentary than a scripted show, and the extras who tow the boat in Wolverhampton are very obviously locals judging by the accent! Purists probably wouldn't be that keen on aspects of the restoration - the sound is clean and crisp, but the picture shows more dots and marks than some people would probably like. The theme is orchestral but I love the way the incidental music is jazz numbers, which is one of the things that prevents this show from becoming unadulterated pastoral idyll.
I have no hesitation in not only telling the rest of the cult TV blogosphere to go out and buy this series right now, but I am also giving it my rare Stonking Good Television award, for its escapism and unusual production.
Thursday, 9 March 2017
The first thing to say about this show is that I think you should ignore many of the reviews for the season twelve boxed set, which say that the packaging is impossible, and you inevitably damage the discs removing them. To get that out of the way, the way to get one disc out is to squeeze the flaps containing the discs you don't want and turn it upside down until the disc you want starts to slide out and grab it. There, simple, and controversy out of the way.
There is an irony about this Simpsons - a deliberate one, no doubt - that it comments on our modern world of internet surveillance and invasion of privacy. In fact, if this isn't exactly the sort of world the original Prisoner series warned us about, I don't know what is. The themes of anonymity and the use of knowledge run through this Simpsons at every step. This is seen through the microscope, and the tiny world being viewed is what could happen in any town if a single person started using the 'information' he had, and of course the trouble is that *everyone* has secrets and they don't want them revealed! Like all good television, The Simpsons hold up a mirror to our world, and the uncomfortable truth is that so many people will believe any old rubbish, and the point of the prisoners' knowledge is that it is really a load of old rubbish which is clearly very threatening to the powers that be. It is so clever that the particular bit of nonsense which Homer has stumbled upon is the hysteria around flu jabs, thereby drawing on a true ridiculous theory.
I love the sequence where Homer wakes up in The Island, which deliberately apes the awakening in The Village scene of The Prisoner. The Simpsons version of The Prisoner effectively hold up a mirror to the real series as well by pointing out that Rover is actually only a balloon when it comes to it, while maintaining the fear that the agents of control of The Island are actually in our own homes. My only criticism of the episode is that it reverses the priorities of The Prisoner by spending the majority of the episode showing what Homer has done to deserve incarceration, rather than spending the majority of the episode on The Island only slowly showing what he has done.
Nonetheless this is a Simpsons episode of special interest to cult TV fans.

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Therefore, as God’s chosen people, holy and dearly loved, clothe yourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness and patience. Colossians 3:12
I think this scripture piece is a suitable motto for Nicholas and Lucas as it represents their values and reflects the work that they do.
Love is one of the vital messages that the prophets shared. The Old Testament prophets lived out God’s call through their words and actions to Israel to return to their covenant relationship.
Ezekiel is an Old Testament Prophet. He was the priest of ancient Israel who wrote a part of the Old Testament. Ezekiel was called by God to deliver his message. At the start of the 6th century Ezekiel’s ministry was conducted in Jerusalem and Babylon. “He was among those deported in 597 to Babylonia. Ezekiel's religious call came in July 592. He subsequently prophesied until 585 and then was not heard of again until 572. His latest utterance can be dated at about 570.” (Biography, 2014)
Orange Sky Laundry can be compared to the prophet Ezekiel in the way that he delivered the mess that it doesn’t matter what you have done in the past in the eyes of God but how you are living your life now. Lucas Patchett and Nicholas Marchesi offer hope to raise up the spirits of people who may have lost hope due to something that may have happened in their past.
Ezekiel also gave hope to those Israelites who were in exile. This provides a model for Nicholas and Lucas as they also give hope to people who have lost their homes who are exiles from society.
Scriptures from Ezekiel
But if the wicked turn away from all their sins that they have committed and keep all my statutes and do what is lawful and right, they shall surely live; they shall not die. None of the transgressions that they have committed shall be remembered against them; for the righteousness that they have done they shall live. Have I any pleasure in the death of the wicked, says the Lord God, and not rather that they should turn from their ways and live? (Ezekiel 18:21–23)
Therefore I will judge you, O house of Israel, all of you according to your ways, says the Lord God. Repent and turn from all your transgressions; otherwise iniquity will be your ruin. Cast away from you all the transgressions that you have committed against me, and get yourselves a new heart and a new spirit! Why will you die, O house of Israel? For I have no pleasure in the death of anyone, says the Lord God. Turn, then, and live. (Ezekiel 18:30–32)
The word of the Lord came to me: What do you mean by repeating this proverb concerning the land of Israel, “The parents have eaten sour grapes, and the children’s teeth are set on edge”? As I live, says the Lord God, this proverb shall no more be used by you in Israel. Know that all lives are mine; the life of the parent as well as the life of the child is mine: it is only the person who sins that shall die. (Ezekiel 18:1–4)
No matter how bad you think you are, and no matter how bad you think your life is Ezekiel 18 offers you a powerful message of hope.
It is possible for you to break the family chains that hold you back. It is possible for you to leave your past behind and it is possible to start a new and better life.
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ROCKFORD, Ill. (WIFR) -- A rail service connecting the stateline to Chicago is something many of us have heard about for a long time, but candidate for Illinois state representative, Angie Bodine, is trying to bring some movement back to the project.
"This is an opportunity for us to move forward as an entire region," said Bodine.
For many, a railway system connecting Chicago to Dubuque sounds like a dream come true.
"We have thousands of commuters that live in our area and commute to Chicago or the suburbs," said Bodine.
Bodine is looking for support on a referendum to find out how feasible the project is. The previous estimate was $233 million.
"The funding from that would come from multiple different sources, that would include money from the capital budget, which can be re-allocated," said Bodine.
"This isn't really a controversial idea. It's just something that people keep putting off and putting off. Commuter rail service to Winnebago County would be an incredible driver of jobs and economic growth," said 19th District Winnebago County Board member Daniel Fellars.
Some support the idea but are still skeptical.
"A passenger train in Belvidere would be a wonderful thing, if it comes on a regular basis, not just once or twice a day. I don't see a lot of sense in that," said District 2 Boone County Board member Catherine Ward.
State Representative Joe Sosnowski released a statement questioning where the money will come from to build it.
"Without subsidized financial assistance from local taxpayers, the federal government, and the state, commuter rail to Rockford will remain a long-term objective but one that we should continue to pursue," said Sosnowski.
"We are the largest metropolitan statistical area that, in the state, that does not have service by both passenger rail, as well as highway," said Bodine.
Bodine hopes to put the referendum on the November Midterm General Election Ballot. She needs about 10,000 more signatures in Winnebago County and about 1,500 more in Boone. Those signatures are due by August 6.


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Imagine that you’re the last living speaker of a dying language. What memories do the words of your childhood evoke? What do you miss talking about? Those are questions raised by Precious Little, a play by Madeleine George. Martha reads a moving passage in which an elderly speaker of a dying language counts to 20 in her native tongue. This is part of a complete episode.
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The IFF+1 is an annual party hosted by the Ivy Film Festival. I was responsible for the promotional poster and the drinks menu for the 2018 IFF+1 party.
The 2018-2019 Academic Year Calendar will be printed and sent to the sponsors of IFF. Additionally, the calendar is available online on the official IFF website.
Every year, IFF hosts a week of screenings and keynote presentations on the Brown University campus. While still in progress, these are the posters which will be used to promote the IFF festival week in 2019.


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Grocery lists seem to be a thing of the past. I grew up with my mom writing a grocery list before she went to the store. To this day, my mom still goes to the store with a grocery list.
I love writing a grocery list because it makes shopping much easier. Even if I don’t physically write a grocery list, I pull out my phone and make a list using the notes app.
Two of the biggest benefits of grocery lists are saving time and money. However, there are many more benefits of writing a grocery list.
Benefits Of A Grocery List
Shopping for food can be complicated. The second you enter the store, you are surrounded by hundreds, if not thousands, of products.
This is why a grocery list is so beneficial. Grocery lists help you traverse the difficult waters of shopping for food. According to research, grocery lists can:
- save money
- improve memory
- limit impulse buying
- help foster healthy eating
- help you plan meals
Grocery lists are the perfect way to save money. They help you prioritize which ingredients you need at this moment.
We’ve all fallen victim to impulse buying. When we don’t have a grocery list, we are likely to put more products we don’t need in our shopping cart.
With a grocery list, you’re more likely to stay in the parts of the store the products on your grocery list are stocked. Without a list, you’re more likely to visit every aisle in the store and add more products to your shopping cart.
In addition to this, if you write your grocery list a few days in advance, it gives you time to consider whether you need all of the items on the list or if you can purchase some products at a later date. Overall, grocery lists carefully help you budget your money, saving you more money in the long run.
Have you ever gotten stuck in the snack aisle for 20 minutes wondering if you should buy chips or nuts? We are all guilty of this, so there’s no judgment here.
Having a grocery list is like having a game plan. When you take your list to the store, you already know what products you need. Therefore, you can purchase the food and leave the store instead of wasting 20 minutes in the snack aisle.
Reduce Mental Stress
Grocery shopping is stressful. There are hundreds of products in the grocery store, meaning you must decide which products to purchase.
Grocery lists are the best way to reduce the mental stress associated with grocery shopping. Grocery lists break the task of grocery shopping into smaller, manageable pieces. Therefore, you will experience less mental stress when grocery shopping.
Less Grocery Shopping Trips
Instead of going to the grocery store several times a week, you can make weekly or biweekly trips. First, write down all the food items you need and will use within 1-2 weeks before heading to the store. With a grocery list, you make fewer trips to the grocery store.
If you purchase food you will not eat immediately, it will probably sit in the pantry or fridge until it spoils and ends up in the garbage. This typically happens to perishable items like fresh fruits and vegetables, which have a short lifespan. Therefore, you need to eat these foods within a few days.
Once they spoil, your only option is to toss these foods in the trash. Writing a grocery list gives you a realistic idea of how many products to purchase, ultimately decreasing your chances of wasting food.
Meal planning involves planning your meals in advance. You will need groceries to prepare your dishes. So you can plan out the dishes you will prepare for the week and write a list of the ingredients needed to prepare the meals.
How Do You Write A Good Grocery List
While writing ingredients on a piece of paper seems easy, you can complicate writing a grocery list without even knowing it. For example, if you list potatoes and ice cream next to each other, you will have to walk from the front of the store where the potatoes are located to the back of the store to get the ice cream. The biggest tip I can give you about writing a grocery list is to work smarter, not harder.
- Go to your neighborhood grocery store and write down the order in which the foods are arranged. For example, if you see the produce section next to the canned food aisle, write the headings down. You can also use the informative signs located above each aisle to help you note the location of each type of product. This method is best if you shop at one store primarily.
- Sometimes grocery stores can change the location of foods. So keep this in mind if everything seems rearranged and record new headings if need be.
- Divide foods into food categories such as dairy, produce, and meats. Categorizing foods ensures you purchase a healthy variety of foods.
- Organize the categories on your grocery list according to your grocery store. For example, depending on your location, the produce may be next to the dry goods section. So the first category on your grocery list would be produce, then dry goods or pantry.
- You can also add nonfood products like beauty or bath products to your grocery list.
- If there are foods you purchase weekly, such as broccoli, asparagus, or apples, make them a part of your permanent grocery list.
Before you go grocery shopping, make a grocery list. Remember that a grocery list can save you time and money, reduce mental stress, decrease waste, and help you meal plan.
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This in turn makes it possible to avoid the need for prosthodontic treatment of the permanent dentition, or alternatively such treatment requirements are only minimal. Perhaps the most important aspect of these disorders is the study of their underlying causes, with special attention focusing on both the genetic components and on the influence of environmental factors. The underlying causes are genetic and fundamentally environmental, and the disorders manifest as early as in the embryonic period.
A prosthesis may prove necessary in some patients to seal a residual cleft palate or correct an inadequate pharyngeal vault that can complicate speech. A review of the prostodontic literature in respect of treatment options. Clinical case A year-old male consulted seeking an esthetic solution for his anterior sector. These individuals pose the greatest prosthodontic challenge, as reflected by the patient presented in this study.
Moderate gingivitis due to poor dental plaque control was also diagnosed Fig. Pract Proced Aesthet Dent ; It has also been reported that the development of such malformations is influenced by phenytoin inducing cleft lip with or without cleft palate and 6-aminonicotinamide inducing isolated cleft palate The patient presented severe maxillary-mandibular dysmorphosis advising orthodontic treatment before deciding any kind of prosthodontic management.
Family-based analysis of MSX1 haplotypes for association with oral clefts.
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It is known that the risk of malformation increases with maternal age. Another management option is a conventional fixed prosthesis involving teeth stented on both sides of the cleft, thereby contributing to restore functional loading telscopicas Oral rehabilitation of an orthodontic patient with cleft lip and palate and hypodontia using secondary bone grafting, osseo-integrated implants, and prosthetic treatment.
Conclusions The present study describes an adult patient and reviews the state of orofacial cleft pathology in the last 5 years. Ann Plast Surg ; They concluded that advanced maternal as well as paternal age is associated with an increased incidence of cleft lip with or without cleft palate.
Prior to prosthodontic treatment, the root fragments of tooth 13 were removed, and definitive treatment was carried out after healing of the wound. J Med Genet ; Services on Demand Journal. Further research in this coronaa is thus necessary These three groups in turn can be divided into uni- or bilateral presentations 1.
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Genetic epidemiology and control of genetic expression in van telescopjcas Woude syndrome. Thus, preforamen clefts are located anterior to the incisor foramen and affect the premaxilla group I ; postforamen clefts are located posterior to the foramen group II ; and transforamen clefts extend from the premaxilla to the soft palate group III.
B group vitamins and cleft lip and cleft palate. Yelescopicas Palate Craniofac J ; The periodontist plays an important role in this context, since dental crowding and malpositioning, hypertrophic gums, orthodontic apparatuses and prostheses all complicate plaque removal and contribute to perpetuate periodontal disease.

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Oil prices were down on Thursday over the double whammy of a rise in US crude inventories and renewed coronavirus restrictions in Europe, both of which threaten oil demand and economic recovery.
International benchmark Brent crude was trading at $63.33 per barrel at 0706 GMT for a 1.67% decrease after closing Wednesday at $64.41 a barrel.
American benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) was at $59.96 per barrel at the same time for a 1.99% drop after it ended the previous session at $61.18 a barrel.
Both benchmarks came under demand pressure with the rise in the number of Covid-19 cases in Germany, France, Italy, the UK, Denmark, Greece, the Czech Republic, Spain, Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands and Ireland, followed by renewed restrictions and lockdowns.
The vaccine campaigns throughout the continent also faced some delays due to uncertainties over vaccine safety after pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca’s vaccine was banned in many European countries over several reports of blood clotting problems.
Signaling a fall in crude demand in the US, the world's largest oil consumer, and further weighing on oil prices, US crude oil inventories rose more-than-expected by 1.9 million barrels to 502.7 million barrels relative to the market expectation of a build of 900,000 barrels.
The rising value of the US dollar also exerted pressure on crude oil prices, which are indexed to the greenback.
The US dollar index, which measures the value of the American dollar against a basket of currencies, including the Japanese yen, British pound, Canadian dollar, Swedish krona and Swiss franc, rose 0.07% to 92.59.
Further price declines were limited after Suez Canal tanker traffic was briefly halted after a container ship ran aground in the canal, blocking ten tankers carrying 13 million barrels of crude oil, according to oil analytics firm Vortexa.
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Classic Legends recently launched India’s smallest true-blue scrambler under the revived brand name Yezdi. The motorcycle is quite a unique proposition considering all other scramblers from brands like Triumph and Ducati are substantially more expensive. But, is it just the styling that sets it apart or there’s more to it? Let’s dig deeper into its details.
A look at it and it’s clear that the Yezdi Scrambler means business with a tall stance, beak-like front fender, tail-tidy rear kit, and spoke wheels with dual-purpose tyres. Moreover, there are other subtle elements like the ribbed-pattern seat, braced handlebar, and a small metal tail rack that add to its visual character.
While visually it’s reminiscent of scramblers of the olden days, the feature list conveys otherwise. There are a bunch of modern elements like a round fully-digital instrument cluster packing a host of information and LED lighting all around. Delivering added convenience are the handlebar-mounted USB and Type C charging points. What’s more, the Scrambler gets three modes of ABS – Road, Off-road, and Rain.
Propelling the new Yezdi Scrambler is a 334cc, single-cylinder, liquid-cooled engine which is the revised iteration of the Jawa Perak’s mill. In the Yezdi, it churns out 28.7bhp of power at 8,000rpm and 28.2Nm of peak torque at 6,750rpm. Transmission duties are handled by a six-speed gearbox.
Dimensions and hardware
Based on a dual cradle frame, the Yezdi Scrambler rides on a 19-17-inch spoke wheel combination that is suspended by telescopic forks up front and gas-charged twin shock absorbers at the rear. The available travel at the front and rear suspension are 150mm and 130mm, respectively. Stopping power comes from a 320mm disc at the front and a 240mm rotor at the rear. With a ground clearance of 200mm, the motorcycle should be able to handle mild off-roading.
The prices of the Yezdi Scrambler start from Rs 2.05 lakh and go up to Rs 2.11 lakh, depending on the chosen colour option. Notably, there are six paint schemes on offer – orange, yellow, olive, red, green, and blue.

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Paramore’s Hayley Williams is getting ready to release her debut solo album PETALS FOR ARMOR, which will arrive on May 8 via Atlantic. After sharing the lead single from the album “Simmer,” last week, Williams is back with another new one. This one’s called “Leave It Alone” and it comes with a music video by Warren Fu. Watch below; scroll down for Williams’ interview with Zane Lowe (on Apple Music’s Beats 1) about “Leave It Alone,” as well as her new “Simmer Interlude” visual.
In a statement accompanying the album’s announcement, Williams said the project “benefited from a little bit of musical naïveté and rawness” and said it was the product of experimentation. “I’m excited to let people in to experience a different side of myself that I’ve only very recently become familiar with,” she added.

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It's one of the strangest things in our politics: The only "big" ideas Republicans and conservatives seem to offer these days revolve around novel and sometimes bizarre ways of cutting taxes on rich people. Given all the attention that Herman Cain's nonsensical and regressive 9-9-9 tax plan has received, the Republican debates should have as their soundtrack that old Beatles song that droned on about the number nine.
Now, Texas Gov. Rick Perry hopes to pump up his campaign with a supposedly bold proposal to institute a flat tax, which would also deliver more money to the well-off. Perry plans to outline his proposal this week, but has already touted it as a surefire way of "scrapping the 3 million words of the current tax code."
There is absolutely nothing new about this idea, and candidates who pushed flat taxes in the past saw their campaigns flat-line, most prominently businessman Steve Forbes in 1996 and again in 2000. Politically, the idea falls apart rather quickly when middle-income voters realize that its main effect is to cut taxes on the financially privileged while usually raising them on Americans with more modest incomes.
Note to Perry: Voters are shrewd in figuring out whether tax proposals really benefit them. It's why raising taxes on millionaires -- the exact opposite of what Cain and Perry want to do -- wins support from a broad majority.
But the more interesting question is: Why are today's Republicans so enthralled by tax gimmicks? This is a party that was once innovative in thinking about affirmative uses of government. The Grand Old Party instituted the Homestead Act and created land grant colleges, the interstate highway system, student loans, the Pure Food and Drug Act and, yes, a prescription drug benefit under Medicare.
It was Richard Nixon who supported laws establishing both the Environmental Protection Agency and the Occupational Safety and Health Administration. In signing the OSHA bill, Nixon called it "one of the most important pieces of legislation, from the standpoint of 55 million people who will be covered by it, ever passed by the Congress of the United States, because it involves their lives." Yes, government regulations save lives, which is now a heretical view in the GOP.
It is because Republicans have boxed themselves into a rejection of both their own traditions and the idea that government can do any good that they are confined to endless fiddling with the tax code. Almost everything conservatives suggest these days is built around the single idea that if only government took less money away from the wealthy, all our problems would magically disappear.
There is a history to this. The Republican fixation on taxes goes back to the mid-1970s when supply-side economics began taking hold. The late Jude Wanniski, an editorial writer for the Wall Street Journal who campaigned indefatigably on behalf of lower marginal tax rates, came up with the "Two Santa Clauses" theory. He argued that if Democrats earned support by giving voters benefits through government programs, Republicans should play Santa by giving people tax cuts.
Wanniski sold his tax ideas to Jack Kemp, one of the most ebullient political figures of his generation, who in turn sold them to Ronald Reagan. Reagan made Kemp's 30 percent tax cut (co-sponsored with Sen. Bill Roth) a centerpiece of his 1980 campaign. The political scientist Wilson Carey McWilliams perfectly described the result in a 1981 essay. "After years of learning that 'you don't shoot Santa Claus,'" he wrote, "the Republicans decided to nominate him."
But Republicans have a problem now. In the Kemp-Reagan days, they were selling across-the-board tax cuts. Most of their benefits flowed to the rich, but almost everyone got a piece. Today, many Republicans complain resentfully that less prosperous Americans don't pay enough in taxes -- overlooking the fact that citizens who don't pay income taxes still shell out a significant share of their earnings in payroll, sales and (directly or through their rents) property taxes.
Reagan's optimism has thus been replaced by crabby put-downs of the less affluent. Perry said it directly in his announcement speech: "We're dismayed at the injustice that nearly half of all Americans don't even pay any income tax." Considering the other injustices in our society, this seems an odd and mean-spirited obsession.
"Tax the poor" is a lousy political slogan. That's why Cain's 9-9-9 plan and Perry's flat tax are doomed to fail. Among conservatives, Santa Claus has given way to Scrooge.
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Consuming an adequate amount of water on a daily basis is crucial for maintaining optimal health and wellness, and the benefits of drinking water are endless. In this blog post, we will explore the top 5 medically reviewed benefits of drinking water on a daily basis and why it is essential to ensure you stay hydrated. From improving your physical and mental health to helping you reduce headaches and keep your skin looking young, drinking water on a daily basis can majorly impact your overall well-being. Read on to find out the most important benefits of drinking water on a daily basis and why it should be part of your daily routine.
1. Helps Maximize Physical Performance
Out of the top 5 benefits of drinking water every day, the first benefit of drinking water is that it helps to keep your body hydrated. One of the most important things you can do for your body and maintain peak physical activity is to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of water on a daily basis. This allows for maximum physical performance and helps ensure that your muscles and other organs function properly. Medical studies show when you are dehydrated, your muscles cannot contract properly, and this causes your energy levels can suffer. When you are well hydrated, your muscles, joints, and organs are better able to perform at their peak. Adequate hydration also helps prevent cramping and other bodily discomforts.
Staying hydrated is also an essential component for regulating body temperature. Water can help to cool down your body when you are overheated and can help keep you warm in colder temperatures. Without an adequate amount of water, your body’s natural cooling system does not work as well as it could, and you can become overheated. So, if you’re looking to get the most out of your workout, make sure you are drinking enough water. Whether you are an athlete or just trying to stay in shape, drinking plenty of water is a crucial step for maintaining physical performance.
2. Significantly Affects Energy Levels and Brain Function
Out of the top 5 benefits of drinking water every day, the second benefit is that water can help boost your energy levels. Drinking an adequate amount of water on a daily basis is essential for physical, mental, and emotional energy. When you are drinking enough water, your body is better able to absorb the nutrients it needs to stay energized and alert throughout the day. This is especially important for people looking to stay productive throughout the day or end up feeling tired and sluggish in the middle of the day. When dehydration sets in, your body has to work harder to do everyday activities. This is found to be more familiar with older adults. Staying hydrated and drinking plenty of water will help you feel more energized and ready to take on the day.
The human body is composed of up to 60% water, and it is crucial for the proper functioning of all the body’s systems. When the body is dehydrated, it can lead to a decrease in energy levels and an overall feeling of fatigue. Consuming an adequate amount of water can help to counteract this by providing the body with the necessary fluids to transport essential nutrients and oxygen to the cells, thereby boosting your energy levels. Drinking a sufficient amount of water can have a significant impact on cognitive function, concentration, and mental performance. Adequate hydration is an essential factor for maintaining mental clarity, focus, and memory. Studies have shown that even mild dehydration can negatively affect cognitive function and lead a decrease in your brains ability to quickly and efficiently respond to a stimulus. When you are dehydrated, it can be challenging to concentrate, process information, and recall memories.
Furthermore, scientific research has consistently demonstrated that drinking water can have a significant impact on cognitive function and brain health. Medically reviewed studies have found that even mild dehydration can lead to decreased mental clarity and concentration, making it difficult to remember things and process information. This is particularly important for individuals who are looking to stay productive throughout the day or for those who engage in mentally-demanding activities such as studying or working. Proper hydration can help to improve memory, cognitive performance, and overall brain function. If you’re feeling low on energy or having trouble concentrating, a simple glass of water may be all that you need to give yourself a much-needed boost rather than a caffeinated beverage.
3. It May Help Prevent and Treat Headaches
Out of the top 5 benefits of drinking water every day, the third benefit is that ingesting a sufficient amount of water on a daily basis is an integral aspect of maintaining optimal health. Not only does it aid in maintaining proper hydration levels within the body, but it also plays an important role in reducing the number and severity of headaches you get. Medically reviewed studies show that a headache is the most common symptom of dehydration. Headaches are often a symptom of dehydration, and by consistently consuming water, you can proactively prevent them from occurring or reduce the level of pain caused by a headache. In the instance that a headache does occur, consuming water can serve as an effective remedy as it helps to rehydrate the body and relieve tension. To ensure that you are obtaining an adequate amount of water, it is crucial to drink water consistently throughout the day, particularly if you are prone to experiencing headaches. By ensuring proper hydration, you can significantly decrease the frequency and intensity of headaches, thereby promoting your overall well-being.
4. Reducing Digestion Issues
Out of the top 5 benefits of drinking water every day, the fourth benefit is that drinking water on a regular basis is essential for maintaining optimal digestive health and preventing constipation. Consuming water acts as a lubricant in the intestines, easing the passage of stools and making the process smoother. Additionally, when water is consumed in conjunction with a diet that is rich in dietary fibers, it can help to absorb water and soften the stools, making it easier for them to pass through the intestines. This can help to relieve constipation, and chronic pain in your stomach and keep the digestive tract running smoothly. Furthermore, regular consumption of water can also help to prevent dehydration which is one of the major causes of constipation. By making sure to drink an adequate amount of water throughout the day, you can help to prevent constipation and ensure that your digestive system is functioning optimally.
Drinking at least eight glasses of water a day is crucial for maintaining optimal digestion. Water helps to flush out toxins and waste from the body, aiding the digestive process. Keeping the intestines hydrated can also lead to improved digestion and regularity. Water plays an important role in the digestive process by breaking down food and moving it through the digestive system. It helps to keep the digestive system running smoothly and can help to prevent constipation. Water also aids in the absorption of nutrients from the food we eat. Without enough water, digestion can be difficult and uncomfortable. Because of this, it is important to stay hydrated to ensure that your body is able to break down food properly and keep your digestive system functioning optimally. Drinking water can also support healthy digestion by flushing out toxins and waste from the body and breaking down food and nutrients to be absorbed and used effectively.
In addition to keeping your organs functioning properly, drinking water can also help to reduce the risk of certain diseases. It can help to flush out toxins and reduce the risk of kidney stones, urinary tract infections, and other health conditions. Kidney stones are known to be highly painful. Consuming an adequate amount of water can also help to keep your immune system strong and healthy.
Drinking water not only helps to flush out toxins but also hydrates your cells and organs. It helps to keep your body free of toxins while also hydrating your cells and organs. Drinking enough water can also help to reduce bloating and water retention, keeping you healthier overall.
Overall, drinking water every day has numerous benefits for your health, including improved digestion and regularity and increased fiber intake. Not only can this help to improve your overall health, but it can also help to prevent constipation and other digestive issues. So make sure to stay hydrated and drink plenty of water every day to avoid many health conditions.
5. Glowing Skin
Out of the top 5 benefits of drinking water every day, the fifth benefit is that drinking water on a daily basis is an essential aspect of promoting and sustaining healthy skin. Adequate hydration is a vital step for ensuring that skin cells are properly hydrated, which can improve the overall appearance of the skin. When skin cells are dehydrated, the skin can appear dull, dry, and flaky. However, by consuming enough water, the skin cells are better able to absorb moisture and remain hydrated, resulting in a brighter, more youthful complexion. Drinking water can also help to prevent a variety of skin conditions, such as acne, eczema, and psoriasis, by maintaining a healthy pH balance in the skin. Additionally, water consumption can help to enhance skin elasticity, which can reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. It is important to note that drinking water alone is not enough to maintain healthy skin, and it is essential to have a healthy diet and lifestyle in addition to hydration.
Drinking water on a daily basis is a critical component of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and it is essential for keeping your skin looking and feeling its best. Consuming adequate amounts of water every day offers numerous benefits for your skin, including hydration of skin cells, enhancement of skin complexion, prevention of skin conditions, maintenance of skin elasticity, and maintenance of a healthy pH balance.
Firstly, drinking water helps to keep skin cells hydrated, which can reduce wrinkles and dryness and give your skin a glowing appearance. Secondly, the antioxidants in water help flush out toxins from the body and enhance skin complexion, leaving your skin looking bright and refreshed. Thirdly, proper hydration can help prevent common skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and acne.
Fourthly, drinking water helps to keep the skin looking supple and healthy by maintaining moisture levels in the skin, which can give your skin a youthful, vibrant appearance. Lastly, drinking enough water helps maintain a healthy pH balance, which is crucial for healthy skin. Keeping your skin’s pH balance in check can help protect it from bacterial or fungal infections and keep it looking and feeling healthy. Overall, drinking enough water each day is essential for healthy skin. Overall, drinking water every day can have numerous benefits for your health. Not only does it aid in bodily functions, but it can also help to keep your skin looking vibrant and healthy, reduce fatigue and headaches, and reduce the risk of certain diseases. So drink up and stay hydrated!
These are just a few of the many daily benefits of drinking water. So, the next time you are feeling thirsty, reach for your glass and make sure you are getting the hydration your body needs.
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The most important conference of Information and Communication Technologies - TICEC is the event that brings together national and international researchers and students every year. The scientific community can share knowledge, know-how and experience in the field of design, development and applications of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) in different fields such as medicine, industry, protection of the environment, the construction of Smart Cities, and more. TICEC 2021 offers scientific dissemination activities with the presentation of scientific articles, keynote talks with world-renowned exhibitors, workshops, and practical workshops / tutorials to attendees.
For national and international authors, we have our call for papers open that allows them to publish their article in the Springer journal Communications in Computer and Information Science with Scopus indexing, Google Schoolar, among others. For research groups, we have our call for workshops open and for instructors and startups, we have our call for tutorials open.


The pace of COVID vaccinations in Massachusetts has slowed considerably over the last couple weeks, raising concerns about the possibility that cases could begin to climb as more infectious variants circulate more widely, experts say.
Since about June 15, partial vaccinations have stood at roughly 62%, and before ticking up to 59% on Wednesday, the percentage of fully vaccinated residents had been flat at 58% since June 17.
While Gov. Charlie Baker surpassed his goal of vaccinating 4.1 million residents, officials have acknowledged the need to keep up the pace as many communities, particularly in Central and Western Massachusetts, are still lagging behind others. The poor performance in those areas has been linked to less access to super vaccination sites early in the rollout and vaccine hesitancy in communities of color, where there is longstanding distrust of the health care system.


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BOSTON — St. Anthony Shrine was awarded two Telly Awards recently for the production and presentation of In This Place, a video about the shrine airing on YouTube.
David Convertino, OFM, guardian of the Shrine, received news of the award on July 18, according to Vicar John Maganzini, OFM.
“We won two third prizes in the 29th Annual Telly Awards,” David said, adding, “There were 14,000 entries in each category.”
According to its Web site, the Telly Awards honor the best in several categories, including film and video productions; local regional and cable television commercials, programs and segments; and Web commercials, videos and films.
Click here to watch In This Place, and click here to view the recently-produced video about the Franciscan Food Center.


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