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< The Collected Letters of Robert Southey
< Part Three
909. Robert Southey to Grosvenor Charles Bedford, 7 March 1804
909. Robert Southey to Grosvenor Charles Bedford, [7 March 1804] *
I am writing, Grosvenor, as you know, the History of Portugal. [1] – a country of which I probably now know more than any foreigner, & as much as any native. now has it come athwart me this afternoon how much more accurate, & perhaps a thousand years hence more valuable a book it would be, were I to write the History of Wine Street below-the-Pump – the street wherein I was born, recording the revolutions of every house during twenty years. It almost startles me to xxxx the events see how the events of private life, within my own knowledge – et quorum pars maxima, [2] &c – equal – or out do novel & comedy – & the conclusion to each tale – the Mors omnibus communis [3] – makes me more serious than the sight of my own grey hairs in the glass – for the hoar frosts Grosvenor are begun with me. – Oh there would be matter for moralizing in such a history – beyond all that history offers. The very title is a sermon – you in London need to be told that Wine Street is a street in Bristol, & that there is a Pump in it – & that by the title I would mean to express that the historian is not xxx does not extend his subject to that larger division of the street which lies above the Pump – you I say need all these explanations & yet when I first went to school I never thought of Wine Street & of that Pump without tears, & such a sorrow at heart – as by heaven no child of mine shall ever suffer while I am living to prevent it! & so deeply are those the feelings connected with that place rooted in me, that perhaps in the hour of death they will be the last that survive.
Now this history it is most certain that I the Portugueze Historiographer &c &c &c shall never have leisure, motiv worldly motive – nor perhaps heart to write. & yet now being in tune I will give you some of the recollections whereof it would be composed – catching this as they float by me. – a xxxxx enough as I am writing forms enough thicken upon me to people a solitary cell in Bedlam, were I to live out the remainder of a seventy years lease there. Let me begin with the Church [4] at the corner. I remember the old Church, a row of little shops were built before it, above which its windows received light, & on the leads which roofd them, crowds used to stand at the chairing of Members – & <as they> did to my remembrance when Peace was proclaimd after the American war. [5] I was christened in that old church, & at this moment vividly remember our pew under the organ – of which I certainly have not thought these 15 years before! Old Debatt [6] was then the Rector – a hum-drum somnificator – who – God rest his soul for it! made my poor mother stay at home Sunday evenings because she could not <keep> awake after dinner to hear him. A worldly, pudding-faced, bag-bellied, oystery-eyed [7] Doctor Ireland [8] succeeded, & effected by dint of begging & impudence a union between the two parishes of Christ & St Ewen, [9] for no other conceivable reason than that he might be Rector of both. However he was a great man – & it was the custom once a year to catechise the children & give them – if they answered well – a good plumb-cake apiece on the last day of the examination – called a cracknell, & honestly worth a groat, & I can remember eating my cracknell – & being very proud of the praise of the Curate (– who was a really good man) when he found that I knew the etymology of Decalogue, [10] for be it known to your worship that I did not leave off loving plumbcake when I begun my Greek, nor have I left it off now that I have almost forgotten it. – But I must turn back to the Pew to tell you how in my very young days, a certain Uncle Thomas, who would make a conspicuous history figure in the history of Wine Street below the Pump, once sentenced me to be deprived of my share of Pye on Sunday, for some misdemeanour there committed – I forget what – whether talking to my brother Tom, or reading the Revelations during sermon – for that was my favourite part of the Xtian religion – & I always amused myself with the scraps <from it> after the Collects, whenever the prayer book was in my hand. However the punishment was inflicted – & a cruel one it was Grosvenor, & annoyed my poor mother as she has since told me, <even> more than it did me, but I devised a very extraordinary mode of revenge. I got my little brother Tom (who had a very feeling xxxxxxx <sense> of this inhuman tyranny) into the Little House, & then I had the Bible, & there I showd him that God had said to Abraham that whosoever he curst should be cursed [11] – & I proved to Tom that this power of cursing was intailed – & that he & I were of the seed of the faithful, & then we swore our bellyfull at Uncle Thomas, & I was greatly comforted, & moreover my Mother had put me by xx a plate-full of pye for the evening that I should not lose my share.
Well – this Church was pulled down. the last person buried there before the demolition was a Miss Reynolds, the forewoman of Ewbank the Milliner our next door neighbour. [12] she was born at Goa, the child of an English Colonel by a native woman – nor can I now remember the strange unhappiness that left her destitute in England. however in that capacity she was in my childhood – an excellent good woman, about my mothers age – & with whom we were upon next-door terms in the best sense of the word. To her my mother showd my very first verses when I was seven years old – they were upon happiness & that is all I know – but there was a second copy, which success & their approbation encouraged me to write – & those I remember because they were not quite so good. they relate to virtue – & I well recollect contained a pathetic exhortation against robbery for fear of the gallows – For if to London or to York you gang Under a gibbet you are sure to hang. the couplet sticks in my mind like birdlime, & also how I had written Bath at first, but Bath being too familiar to me who livd at Bristol & was often there, & moreover hanging not being commonly practiced in that place of amusement those considerations induced me to alter it to York. This poor Miss Reynolds was courted at last by one Browne, my fathers shopman. [13] it is a sad story. The before named thought it became him to apprize Brownes Uncle – on whom the young man depended – a plague on his meddling! Browne was removed & commanded to break off the connection. he obeyed. it cost Mary Reynolds her life, & xx he narrowly escaped the grave too. this is no fiction Grosvenor. I well remember all, – her drooping & the miserable state of weakness to which a broken heart reduced her – till she died – & was the last person buried in the old Churchyard.
There were Quarter-Boys [14] to this Chu old Church Clock, (as at St. Dunstans, [15] & I have many a time stopt for a few minutes with my satchell on my back to see them strike. My father had a great love for these poor Quarter Boys who had regulated all his motions for about 20 years, & when the Church was rebuilt offerd to subscribe largely to their reestablishment. but the Wine Streeters had no taste for the arts – & damn them! no feeling for old friends, & God knows what became of the poor fellows. but I know that when I saw them represented in a pantomime which we had calld Bristol, & got up to please the citizens I cannot say whether I felt more joy at seeing them, or sorrow in thinking that they were only represented – only stage Quarter Boys – & not the real ones. – The Church was demolished, & sad things were said of the indecencies that occurred in removing the coffins for the new foundations to be laid. We had no interest in this for our vault was elsewhere – at Ashton [16] – I sent you once years ago a drawing of the Church. [17] It is my only freehold – all the land I possess in the world & is now full – no matter! I never had any feeling about a family grave till my mother was buried in London, & that gave me more pain than was either reasonable or right. my little girl lies with my dear good friend Mrs Danvers. I myself shall lie where I fall – & it will be all one in the next world. – Once more to Christ Church. I was present in the heart of a crowd when the foundation stone was laid, & read the plate whereon posterity will find engraved the name of Robert Southey, for my father was churchwarden – by the same token that that year he gave me a penny to go to fair instead of a shilling as usual – being out of humour – or out of money – & I referring to a common phrase calld him a generous churchwarden. There was money xxx under the plate – I put some half-pence which I had picked out for their good impressions, & Norton the bookseller [18] – a curious sort of a man, a good medal of the present King. [19] I was present also tho a [illegible word] crowd when first service was celebrated in the new church, [20] – & to complete the history of the Church – the man who now officiates there as Curate is Ovand [21] who was the Servitor at Balliol in my time, & who waited on you in the hall. he was Usher at the Bristol Grammar School when my brother was there, & as the boy said did not know – Noun from a Pronoun. I believe it – for Lightfoot once heard him at Lecture construe fundamento everso his fundament being turned up. [22] – Shame on me for not writing on foolscap! [23] Vale! [24]
Wednesday March 6. 1804 [25]
* Address: To/ G. C. Bedford Esqr/ Exchequer/ Westminster
Stamped: KESWICK/ 298
Postmark: E/ MAR10/ 1804
Endorsement: 6 March 1806
MS: Bodleian Library, MS Eng. Lett. c. 24. AL; 4p.
Previously published: Charles Cuthbert Southey (ed.), Life and Correspondence of Robert Southey, 6 vols (London, 1849–1850), III, pp. 32–36 [in part].
Dating note: This letter is incorrectly dated as 1806 by C. C. Southey, based presumably on the endorsement. Most likely Southey gets the day right ('Wednesday') but the date wrong: the 7th March in 1804 was a Wednesday. BACK
[1] Southey's 'History of Portugal' was never completed. BACK
[2] Meaning 'of which the largest part'. BACK
[3] Meaning 'death is common to all men'. BACK
[4] Old Christ Church, taken down in 1786. BACK
[5] The American War of Independence ended in 1783. BACK
[6] Daniel Debatt (dates unknown). BACK
[7] Southey includes a footnote: 'I took my fat-swoln eyes of Gluttony in Joan of Arc from him'. His poem Joan of Arc was published in 1796, with a second edition in 1798. BACK
[8] Untraced. BACK
[9] The parishes of St Ewen and Christ Church were amalgamated in 1788. BACK
[10] That is, ten axioms or commandments. BACK
[11] Genesis 12: 3. BACK
[12] Untraced. BACK
[14] Automata which strike the quarter-hours in a belfry clock. BACK
[15] The church of St. Dunstan-in-the-West, Fleet St, London was famous for its clock, the first public clock in London to have a minute hand. The clock features two figures of giants who strike the hours and quarters. BACK
[16] The family ancestral burial place in the churchyard at Ashton, Somerset (now a suburb of Bristol). Southey's father (also named Robert), two brothers and three sisters (who had all died in childhood), and cousin, Margaret Hill, were all interred there. BACK
[17] See Southey to Grosvenor Charles Bedford, [16–17 November 1792], The Collected Letters of Robert Southey. Part One, Letter 30. BACK
[18] James Norton (dates unknown), Bristol bookbinder and stationer. BACK
[19] George III (1738–1820, King of Great Britain 1760–1820; DNB). BACK
[20] New Christ Church was opened in 1790. BACK
[22] The Latin translates as ''foundation or base'. BACK
[23] The rest of the letter from 'Bristol' until the end is written upside down on the first page. BACK
[24] Meaning 'farewell'. BACK
[25] A mistake: March 6 1804 was a Tuesday. BACK
Bedford, Grosvenor Charles (1773–1839)
Southey, Robert, Senior (1745–1792) (mentioned 4 times)
Southey, Margaret (1752–1802) (mentioned 4 times)
Southey, Thomas ('Tom') [brother] (1777–1838) (mentioned 2 times)
Southey, Thomas [uncle] (1748–1811) (mentioned 2 times)
Lightfoot, Nicholas (c. 1771/2–1847) (mentioned 1 time)
Hill, Margaret (known as 'Peggy' and, occasionally, 'Margery') (d. 1801) (mentioned 1 time)
Southey, Margaret Edith (1802–1803) (mentioned 1 time)
Danvers, Mrs. (d. 1803) (mentioned 1 time)
The Collected Letters of Robert Southey, Part Three
List of Letters


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Margaret Thatcher – 1985 Statement on the Heysel Stadium Tragedy
Posted On : May 25, 2019 Published By : admin
Below is the text of the statement made by Margaret Thatcher, the then Prime Minister, in the House of Commons on 3 June 1985.
With permission, Mr. Speaker, I shall make a statement about the events at the European Cup Final in Brussels last week and the measures which have been put in hand in this country to deal with football violence.
Last Wednesday, television viewers throughout Britain and the world witnessed the appalling scenes of violence at the European Cup Final in Brussels, which resulted in 38 deaths and a much larger number of injuries; 27 people are still in hospital. I know that the whole House will share the nation's profound sympathy for the bereaved and injured, and the sense of outrage and shame at the behaviour of some of our citizens which led to the tragedy. The House will also wish to associate itself with the message of sorrow and condolence sent by Her Majesty the Queen to President Pertini of Italy and King Baudouin of Belgium. I have sent similar messages on behalf of the Government to Signor Craxi, Mr. Martens and President Mitterrand. The immediate contribution that we have announced of £250,000 for the families of the victims is an expression of our deep sympathy and support for those involved.
The Belgian authorities and UEFA are conducting formal inquiries into the arrangements for the match and into the disaster. They will no doubt report on the extent to which the internationally agreed guidelines and precautions for spectator safety were followed. We cannot prejudge the outcome of those inquiries, but we must recognise that there has been a terrible record of violence at European football matches in which, I regret to say, English supporters have played a large part over many years.
In those circumstances, the Government welcomed the initial decision of the Football Association to withdraw English clubs from participation in European competitions next season, and we fully understand the subsequent decision of UEFA to ban English clubs from European competition for an indefinite period, and we believe it to be right. This withdrawal gives English football authorities the opportunity to introduce effective measures to combat violence and to convince other countries that they have done so.
Last week, I was able to have discussions with several people, including the chairman and secretary of the Football Association, who returned immediately from Mexico after receiving news of the tragedy, the chairman of Liverpool football club, my hon. Friend the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Employment, who happened to be present at the match and was an eyewitness to the events, and a number of football correspondents, who were also present at this and similar occasions in the past.
The following measures will be taken, or are already in hand, to put our own house in order.
First, we shall introduce as soon as possible legislation similar to that contained in the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1980. That Act makes it an offence to be drunk or to possess alcohol on football coaches, on entry to grounds and in most areas of grounds. It also makes it an offence to be in possession of containers that could be used as missiles. Subject to discussions through the usual  channels, it is our intention to have this legislation on the statute book by the summer recess, in time for the coming football season.
Second, we shall proceed next Session with the legislation envisaged in the Government's White Paper on the review of public order. The proposals on assemblies in the open air will considerably strengthen the powers available to the police to guard: against the risk of disorder. Wherever they have reason to expect disorder at a football match, the police will, in effect, be able to limit the gate and impose other conditions. Under this provision, the police should be able to stipulate whatever steps they judge necessary to minimise the risk of disorder.
Third, Mr. Justice Popplewell will continue with his inquiry into the events at Bradford City and Birmingham football grounds on 11 May. His terms of reference are already wide enough to allow any lessons learnt from Brussels to be taken into account. I understand that Mr. Justice Poppelwell hopes to submit an interim report before the beginning of next season.
Fourth, my right hon. and learned Friend the Home Secretary has set in hand the procedure for designating under the Safety of Sports Grounds Act 1975 all clubs in the third and fourth divisions. We have, in addition, agreed with the football authorities on a number of measures, including acceleration of the introduction of closed-circuit television, with the help of the Football Trust. I have been informed today that the trust is proposing to allocate £500,000 for this purpose as a first step. That would give cover in more than 30 grounds, in addition to the 11 at which experiments are already taking place.
Events at Brussels last week have, however, made it clear that more is now needed. I shall be discussing urgently with the football authorities proposals for the introduction of a practical scheme of membership schemes, either on a club or national basis, proposals for far more all-ticket matches and stricter controls or, in some cases, a ban on visiting spectators.
I recognise that such measures would mean a radical change in the way in which football is conducted in this country, but radical change is needed if football is to survive as a spectator sport and if English clubs are once more to be acceptable abroad.
Fifth, in parallel with our own action, we shall continue to co-operate in developing international measures to deal with hooliganism. Next week, my hon. Friend the Minister with responsibility for sport will be attending a meeting of European Ministers for that purpose.
In the meantime, we are anxious to give the Brussels authorities every possible assistance in bringing to justice and dealing appropriately with people from this country who have committed offences in connection with last Wednesday's match. My right hon. and learned Friend the Home Secretary has sent a message to the Belgian Minister of the Interior offering the assistance and co-operation of British police forces. The Merseyside police and the Metropolitan police are examining television film closely to see whether they can identify those responsible for last Wednesday's violence.
We also want to do everything within our power to remove any possible difficulty in the way of any charges that the Belgian authorities may decide to bring. Arrangements already exist between the United Kingdom and Belgium for the extradition of those accused of serious offences of violence such as murder, manslaughter,  wounding or serious assault. If the Belgian authorities were to seek the extradition of someone accused of such an offence, we should naturally give them every assistance to meet our requirements on evidence.
One disincentive for the Belgian authorities may be that it is less trouble simply to expel Britons who may have committed offences rather than to prosecute and sentence them appropriately. We intend to offer the Belgians the opportunity, in accordance with the Repatriation of Prisoners Act, of removal to prison in this country of anyone who may be given a prison sentence in Belgium.
I hope that last Wednesday's sickening events will unite all decent people in helping to eradicate hooliganism. To curb violence requires effort and commitment from us all. If English clubs are to play football in Europe again, they can do so only when their good name, and that of their followers and supporters, has been restored.
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Inspection Date: April 4, 2018
VENDSUB-000 ADMINISTRATION
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VENDSUB-000 STAFFING AND SUPERVISION
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Technical assistance was provided in the following areas of the vendor agreement: VENDSUB-000-(9)-031.3.a-k (Lockdown procedures)
A Subsidy Health and Safety inspection was conducted on 4/4/18 from 9:28am to 11:20am to review supplemental health and safety requirements. At the time of entrance there were 11 children ages one year old to eight years old in care with four staff. Children were observed participating in various activities in the classrooms. Records were reviewed for five children four staff . A licensing inspection was also conducted this date; the two inspections combined cover all subsidy health and safety requirements. Only subsidy requirements that are not covered in licensing standards are reviewed during this supplemental inspection. Violations were found during the supplemental subsidy health and safety inspection requirements and are identified on the violation notice.
Standard #: VENDSUB-000-005-B
Description: Based on observation and interviews, it was determined that the vendor did not ensure that for each group of children, the vendor shall maintain a written record (hard copy) of daily attendance that documents the arrival and departure of each child in care as it occurs. Evidence: 1. The Licensing Inspector reviewed the attendance record for the facility for today, and it did not have the arrival documented for all 11 children present in the facility during the inspection. 2. Staff #4 confirmed that there was not a written record of daily attendance that documented the arrival and departure of each child in care as it occurs.
: The vendor responded: this center is equipped with procure software to clock children in and out of the center, however the director has added as of 4/9/18 an additional paper attendance form in the school age classroom to assure that each child is checked in and out and The director will do a daily attendance check in each classroom via the procure software to assure that the parent indeed did clock the child in correctly.
Standard #: VENDSUB-000-032-A
Description: Based on a review of the emergency drill log, it was determined that the vendor did not ensure that the lockdown procedures are practiced annually. Evidence: 1. There was no documentation to demonstrate that the lockdown procedures were practiced during 2017. 2. Staff #4 reviewed the emergency drill log, but was unable to documentation during the inspection to demonstrate that a lockdown drill was completed in 2017.
: The vendor responded: A lockdown drill was done the week after the Florida shooting we had a discussion and showed our children where we would go in case of an emergency it happened the week the children returned back to school the week of March 4th 2018, I apologize that it was not documented but one was done. In the future all lockdowns and drills will be documented at the time of completion.


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Boulder Community Health patients who suspect their medical records may have been stolen are asked to contact the hospital's legal office at 303-440-2342.
At least nine Boulder Community Health patients have had copies of their personal medical records stolen either from inside or nearby the hospital's Foothills campus, then mailed to them by an anonymous source.
It's the third such breach the hospital has investigated since 2008.
In addition to their own patient information, at least two of the victims received a letter stating that the regional health provider — known as Boulder Community Hospital until an April 22 name change — is "still leaving medical records exposed" at many of its 18 locations in Boulder and Broomfield counties.
"The records that have been returned to you are to demonstrate the easy access that the hospital and their partners provide for someone with bad motives," the letter reads.
According to a statement released Wednesday, BCH will work with the Boulder Police Department and an outside investigator to conduct a full inquiry.
"Our immediate goal is to determine the scope of this situation," the statement reads.
Though only nine victims have been identified, there may be many more. The first names, last name initials, and birth months and years of 334 people are printed on the other side of the letter.
Under that list is the address and contact information of Denver's Office of Civil Rights, which handles regional Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) complaints.
Among the nine confirmed victims is Boulder Police Sgt. David Spraggs, who had a form including his name, birth date, social security number, insurance and emergency contact compromised.
His own records, which are protected by HIPAA, arrived in the mail on Monday, in an envelope postmarked from North Platte, Neb.
The envelope contained the anonymous letter, plus the patient information form he filled out at an April 9 appointment.
Boulder police representatives would not officially comment Wednesday on the thefts, but Spraggs said the department's response will depend on when the letters were sent and in which jurisdictions the recipients live.
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The letter is watermarked with pictures of trash bins and Dumpsters, which were also linked to a 2010 breach of 79 BCH patients' records.
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In 2008, BCH notified police of missing paperwork for up to 178 of the 207 patients who visited the hospital's occupational health and therapy service department between April and June of that year.
Sheehan would not comment Wednesday on what, if anything, the hospital has done to combat records breaches since the previous incidents.
Following the 2010 incident, however, the hospital said it had re-educated employees on security protocol and replaced all padlocked recycling bins with ones that automatically lock.
At the time, Sheehan said BCH would also consider shredding documents. He wouldn't comment Wednesday on its current shredding policy.


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I referred to this thread - Flutter: Preload images on SliverAppbar, and followed what this said. Yet, that delay in loading the image is still there. Is there a way where I can get rid of the delay?
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A: use cached_network_image to cache image, for the first-time and updated image, you can use the placeholder parameter to put whatever default image you like.
UPDATED:
using FadeInImage.assetNetwork() instead

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Home>Books, comics and magazines>Jaws - Angel Sala
Jaws - Angel Sala
You're Gonna need a bigger boat!. The film that changed Hollywood
"This book is a search for the source of the fascination that already distant was born in December 1975, when the author saw Jaws in the theater of Zaragoza Fleta, how did this film, which has meaning and put occupying thirty years later, having forever changed the artistic and commercial standards of Hollywood.
To paraphrase Roy Scheider in the film's most famous quote that serves as the title of this book, "You're gonna need a bigger boat!", Following the successful Hollywood film Spielberg needed forms of financing, launching and growing exhibition more ambitious and complex, which gave a new concept origcn film, still in force. Since then, marketing, art and industry have gone together in a delicate balance. "Angel Sala
Author: Angel Sala
Editorial Circulo Latino, S.L.
Language: Spanish
1st Edition, October 2005
Sitges 2005 International Film Festival of Catalonia
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CLAIM: Barack Obama and John Brennan may be facing imminent criminal indictments
Ethan Huff August 18, 2018
(Natural News) It's been confirmed that President 44 has formally retained legal counsel in response to multiple potential criminal indictments that both he and former CIA Director John Brennan could very soon be facing.
Insiders familiar with what's going on claim that Barack Obama is on the verge of being charged with the following crimes:
• "Material Support of Terrorism" for his involvement with trying to overthrow the current Syrian government.
• Creating, funding, and arming the group known as the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS), also sometimes referred to as the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), which facilitated a litany of "war crimes and crimes against humanity including numerous murders (some by public beheading), torture, rape, theft of oil from Iraq and from Syria, laundering of money from sale of stolen oil, destruction of historical antiquities and … conspiracy to commit such acts with" … leaders of other foreign nations.
• "Shielding drug trafficking by Hezbollah," as well as making unlawful payments of ransom money as part of his effort to secure a deal with Iran on nuclear inspections.
• "Bribery" for any money he took in from the Uranium-One conspiracy, which involved selling 20 percent of United States uranium to a Russia-controlled country.
These are just a few of the many crimes that not only Obama but also Brennan and many others may be found guilty of committing following the unsealing of their believed-to-be indictments. Hal Turner discussed this on a recent episode of his "The Hal Turner Radio Show," which you can access at this link.
Remember all those sealed indictments? They're about to start being unsealed, according to some
On his show "Operation Freedom," Dr. Dave Janda from USAWatchdog.com has been covering what's been going on with Brennan as well, revealing that it's almost time for the first wave of indictments to be brought to light – and that Brennan is likely included in this sweep.
"Everybody who is a freedom fighter is tired of hearing it's going to happen, it's going to happen, it's going to happen, and nothing is happening," says Dr. Janda.
"What I am told and have been told, and it's been consistently told to me, is you are going to start to see movement on the indictments after the primaries are over. The primaries are over on August 7 … I think there is going to be restoration of the rule of law. That means serving of indictments."
While some say that there are now over 40,000 sealed indictments, Dr. Janda believes that only a small fraction of these are going to be unsealed and implemented, at least initially. Some of these indictments are expected to be high-profile names like Brennan's, which could come as a shock, especially to deranged liberals.
"My understanding is they are not going to dump 1,000 sealed indictments at a shot," adds Dr. Janda.
"It is going to come in sections and in waves … I think one of the prime players that is going to get dropped in the indictments is John Brennan, former Director of the CIA. I have been told that John Brennan is going to be held accountable for his past actions."
This is believed to have been one of the subjects discussed between Presidents Putin and Trump during their recent meeting in Helsinki. Dr. Janda says that the two, concerned about deep state spying and meddling, actually met secretly on Air Force One to discuss what's about to be revealed.
"This is why there was such a hysterical reaction after the summit," Dr. Janda says.
"They were whisked off and actually went to Air Force One because they felt that was the most secure environment where no surveillance could be implemented. This is the third meeting that nobody talks about that was held on Air Force One where information was handed over from Trump to Putin and from Putin to Trump about Deep State players and activities that were occurring in their respective countries around the world."
Be sure to check out Dr. Janda's videos, one of which discusses the 12-plus attempts on President Trump's life that the mainstream media has ignored.
HalTurnerRadioShow.com
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Home / News releases / Statement from Hulett Aluminium 5th October 2004
Statement from Hulett Aluminium 5th October 2004
Hulett Aluminium, the South African based producer of aluminium rolled products, announced today that the US Department of Commerce has issued a ruling in the antidumping investigation of Hulett's series 6000 plate sales to the United States. This antidumping case was filed by Alcoa in October 2003, who alleged that Hulett was selling into the USA at prices which produced dumping margins exceeding 100%. The DOC's findings come after more than nine months of investigation, and have concluded that a dumping margin of 3,5% existed.;
While Hulett believes that the finding of a substantially lower dumping margin fully vindicates the position that Alcoa's allegation of injurious dumping had no merit, Hulett also expressed disappointment that the DOC continued to apply its "zeroing methodology" to arrive at the final dumping figure. The WTO Appellate ruled in August that application of this methodology in antidumping investigations violated the U.S's WTO obligations. If the DOC had not applied that methodology in this case, the level of dumping would have reduced to zero. Hulett Aluminium Chairman, Peter Staude, says that, if an antidumping duty order is ultimately entered against imports from South Africa, the company intends to challenge the DOC on this matter.
The dumping case now returns to the US International Trade Commission which must assess whether the U.S. aluminium rolling industry is suffering material injury, by reason of these South African imports. Hulett Aluminium has previously stated, and continues to believe, that Alcoa's allegation of being materially injured by reason of imports of such a narrowly defined range of 6000 series aluminium plate from South Africa, is outrageous. It has also questioned why Alcoa has ignored the significant volumes of lower priced imports from other countries, particularly Russia, over the period of the investigation.
Following a public hearing in Washington on October 5th, the ITC is expected to make its final decision in November 2004. Hulett will continue to co-operate fully with the US government authorities investigating Alcoa's allegations.;
Hulett Aluminium remains optimistic that the ongoing investigation will find that Hulett has not engaged in any injurious unfair practice through the sales of its 6000 series aluminium plate to the United States, and will continue to supply this high quality product into the US market.


1DAVID BUILT HIMSELF QUARTERS in the City of David, and prepared a place for the Ark of God and pitched a tent for it. 2Then he decreed that only Levites should carry the Ark of God, since they had been chosen by the LORD to carry it and to serve him Or it for ever. 3Next David assembled all Israel at Jerusalem, to bring up the Ark of the LORD to the place he had prepared for it. 4He gathered together the sons of Aaron and the Levites: 5of the sons of Kohath, Uriel the chief with a hundred and twenty of his kinsmen; 6of the sons of Merari, Asaiah the chief with two hundred and twenty of his kinsmen; 7of the sons of Gershom, Joel the chief with a hundred and thirty of his kinsmen; 8of the sons of Elizaphan, Shemaiah the chief with two hundred of his kinsmen; 9of the sons of Hebron, Eliel the chief with eighty of his kinsmen; 10of the sons of Uzziel, Amminadab the chief with a hundred and twelve of his kinsmen. 11And David summoned Zadok and Abiathar the priests, together with the Levites, Uriel, Asaiah, Joel, Shemaiah, Eliel, and Amminadab, 12and said to them, 'You who are heads of families of the Levites, hallow yourselves, you and your kinsmen, and bring up the Ark of the LORD the God of Israel to the place which I have prepared for it. 13It was because you were not present the first time, that the LORD our God broke out upon us. For we had not sought his guidance as we should have done.' 14So the priests and the Levites hallowed themselves to bring up the Ark of the LORD the God of Israel, 15and the Levites carried the Ark of God, bearing it on their shoulders with poles as Moses had prescribed at the command of the LORD.
16David also ordered the chiefs of the Levites to install as musicians those of their kinsmen who were players skilled in making joyful music on their instruments, lutes and harps and cymbals. 17So the Levites installed Heman son of Joel and, from his kinsmen, Asaph son of Berechiah; and from their kinsmen the Merarites, Ethan son of Kushaiah, 18together with their kinsmen of the second degree, Zechariah, Jaaziel, Shemiramoth, Jehiel, Unni, Eliab, Benaiah, Maaseiah, Mattithiah, Eliphelehu, and Mikneiah, and the door-keepers Obed-edom and Jeiel. 19They installed the musicians Heman, Asaph, and Ethan to sound the cymbals of bronze; 20Zechariah, Jaaziel, Shemiramoth, Jehiel, Unni, Eliab, Maaseiah, and Benaiah to play on lutes prob. rdg, Heb adds al alamoth, possibly a musical term; 21Mattithiah, Eliphelehu, Mikneiah, Obed-edom, Jeiel, and Azaziah to play on harps prob. rdg, Heb adds al hashsheminith lenasseah, possibly musical terms. 22Kenaniah, oflicer of the Levites, was precentor in charge of the music because of his proficiency. 23Berechiah and Elkanah were door-keepers for the Ark, while the priests 24Shebaniah, Jehoshaphat, Nethaneel, Amasai, Zechariah, Benaiah, and Eliezer sounded the trumpets before the Ark of God; and Obed-edom and Jehiah also were door-keepers for the Ark.
25 vv25-29: cp 2Sam. 6.12-16 Then David and the elders of Israel and the captains of units of a thousand went to bring up the Ark of the Covenant of the LORD with much rejoicing from the house of Obed-edom. 26Because God had helped the Levites who carried the Ark of the Covenant of the LORD, they sacrificed seven bulls and seven rams.
27Now David and all the Levites who carried the Ark, and the musicians, and Kenaniah the precentor the precentor: prob. rdg, Heb obscure, were arrayed in robes of fine linen; and David had on a linen ephod. 28All Israel escorted the Ark of the Covenant of the LORD with shouts of acclamation, blowing on horns and trumpets, clashing cymbals and playing on lutes and harps. 29But as the Ark of the Covenant of the LORD was entering the city of David, Saul's daughter Michal looked down through a window and saw King David dancing and making merry, and she despised him in her heart.


Now that we returned to our European home, all my friends ask: "woow Nepal, and how was it, it must have been very difficult to live there for so long!". And all I feel is, no it was completely natural. It was our life, it became part of us. This does not mean that we never felt isolated or fed up with all the cultural differences. There were times I was daydreaming in my bed, listening to our loud rat family, which lived in the ceiling and probably had a conflict about who should eat our last banana, having my headlamp on because electricity just cut off. I was remembering with great longing to the sauna and swimming pool in my city, about having a hot cafe latte next to the fireplace with my sister and so on. But most of the times I didn't even realize that I should be longing for something and we lived our lives there as if it was the most natural thing to do. We made friends with the local crew; Sarmila, our local volunteer and Ramesh, our local coordinator who brought a lot of fun in our lives and never stopped being patient with our increasingly innovative ideas. We had our special moments with the other 5 volunteers from Europe: we had a lovely romantic spot close by with beautiful view, we celebrated birthdays with the biggest devotion and made the most resourceful Christmas dinner I have ever seen. In our free days we did a lot of trekking, visited incredible places with views to the Himalaya, climbed up to 3450 meters, slept in a monastery and eat all varieties of 'dhal bhaat' (the local dish). I fell in love with the people; grandmothers kept on smiling at us in every corner, children always asked where we come from, the young girls were shy but smiley and the jeep driver guys always had one of their nails longer and painted red and wore jewellery.
We lived and worked together in groups of two, my mate was Monika, who became like a real sister to me during these five months. My feelings about our mission are mixed. I think we made a great effort to do the best we can and stayed serious about the work until the end but of course, that does not secure that it will make a real impact. Now, that we started really understanding the language, converse with the locals and got into the culture, it is over. I wish we could have stayed longer because our work from now on could become even more effective.
During the on-arrival-training in Kathmandu we developed three projects but as we arrived to Okhaldhunga we realized that although we made a plan, we have to bring out our most flexible side, because reality is different and everything is very spontaneous in Nepal. Therefore, we kept on changing our project plans until it was best suited. In the first two months, we conducted a research on women's health in the community visiting the local households. This was a great chance to get into the culture and improve our Nepali language skills. The next project was making hygiene sessions for children in the local schools. It was a lot of fun and I had the chance to improve personal skills like organising and managing small children, teaching and multitasking. Our last project was conducting awareness campaigns for local women on health topics like breast cancer and cervix cancer prevention. I think it was the most important and effective part of our 5-month-long work in the meaning of making an impact. We visited women in all wards of Thulachhap and Taluwa where they waited for us and gathered in groups of 15-20. I was happy with the prepared plan because it was colourful and we could keep their attention well enough. I was stressed in the beginning, because nor Monika nor I was experienced in teaching but it went well thanks to the women, who were interested and welcoming. Of course, it wasn't easy because often some arrived later or left earlier and they had to bring their babies, which made the sessions rather noisy. We made the teaching in Nepali language with the help of our coordinator, who translated every sentence for us and of our local volunteer who corrected our pronunciation from time to time. Women were very active and funny moments often occurred when for example they started the self-breast-examination during the classes or started to undress to show us some 'suspicious signs'. It was a very rewarding feeling, that now we could understand their jokes and humour and we could laugh together with them. The sad thing was, that a lot of women told us almost sarcastically "Haha, you should tell this to my husband!". Because thing is, that in rural Nepal it is the man who makes all decisions, including the ones about health and health services. Hospital services have a fee, which makes the matter even worse. This feeling of 'not having the opportunity to make your own choices' is part of the life of young girls and women in this region. Seeing them putting up with that was distressing and it was hard for me to deal with it emotionally.
The final evaluation went well and it was quite productive. This is partly because with the other volunteers we became a real group working very well with each other and partly because VIN was open-minded with our ideas and proposals. I think we worked hard to prepare a smoother ground for the following volunteers, I hope they will be as inspired by Okhaldhunga as we are.
Who are we? We are two volunteers from Lithuania and Spain and we spent five months volunteering in Nishanke, small village in Okhaldunga region in Nepal. We got the chance to make our European Voluntary Service (EVS) in this region, and concretely we have been working in a project called "Children's Development".
So what we did? We basically walked up and down, always looking directly to the Himalaya Mountains, from school to school and there we had the chance to work together with children improving personal and social skills, to support teachers and give a helping hand to them if needed.
But what does this exactly mean? It means, we squeezed our brains every day to prepare lessons where the children could play games, have fun, laugh, learn and express themselves freely.
What was the biggest challenge? Cultural differences! We come from different backgrounds and we do things otherwise. Opening minds and be ready to adapt is the best friend in these cases. But don't worry! Warmness of Nepalese people will melt all these differences, eventually!
What was the best we take home? Smiles, hugs, friends. The feeling that we did an impact because we put our hearts in it, feeling that we took part of something that can continue and is very big. Remembering forever a lot of smiles we shared with these beautiful kids and pleasant teachers. Views, traditions, treks, small and yet very magical aspects of life and culture. Arising values, assessing different realities.
Do we recommend the experience? ABSOLUTLEY! Living this experience, getting to know the reality of Okhladhunga from inside, sharing the daily life in the village like one more neighbour, being able to communicate a little in Nepali language, listening to all of what they have to teach us, sharing thoughts with them and much more. Nepal is unique, and the only way to discover is to dive in their culture together with their people, overcome daily struggles together and most importantly be happy together!


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Coke is Out and Pepsi is in at OHS
New Pepsi product machines at Oswego High School.
The students of Oswego High School have been wondering why Coke products in the school were all gone. They were very upset because they really liked Coke rather than Pepsi.
I talked to our Principal Mr. Nunamaker, and what he told me was "When you have a vender they usually start at five years and they can go longer. Our contract with Coke has been up for many years, But we were grandfathered in with the same agreement when I got here."
One of the reasons why they went to Pepsi was because the equipment they had was getting older, both the vending machines and the coolers needed to be replaced. When you look to do a contract for things like this, often times, you compare with competitors. In this case, it appears that Pepsi just had the better deal.
People may not be happy with it, but it appears to be what's best for the school. Mr. Nunamaker said "It's better for the school and students and that's a big thing as to why they changed it".
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Staff Editorial: What's wrong with SAT preparation and how to fix it
Staff Editorial: The 42Fifty staff should be invited to Ms. Hands' wedding
Staff Editorial: Here's what's wrong with SST and how to fix it
Staff Editorial: OHS needs to do a better job of wearing and enforcing masks


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Martin Heinrich Gustav Schwantes (18 September 1881 – 1960) was a German archaeologist and botanist specialist of Aizoaceae (Mesembryanthemaceae).

Life and work
Schwantes was born in Bleckede and died in Hamburg.

The Duvensee paddle is the preserved part of a Mesolithic spade paddle, which was found during archaeological excavations of a Mesolithic dwelling area at Duvensee near Klinkrade (Herzogtum Lauenburg) Schleswig-Holstein, Germany, in 1926 by Schwantes.

Publications
 Deutschlands Urgeschichte (1908)
 "Die Gräber der ältesten Eisenzeit im östlichen Hannover", in: Prähistorische Zeitschrift, vol. 1 (1909), p. 140-162
 Die Bedeutung der Lyngby-Zivilisation für die Gliederung der Steinzeit (Hamburg, 1923)
 Führer durch Haithabu (1932)
 Zur Geschichte der nordischen Zivilisation (Hamburg: Evert, 1938)
 Die Geschichte Schleswig-Holsteins, vol. 1, Vorgeschichte Schleswig-Holsteins (1939)
 Geschichte Schleswig-Holsteins. Die Urgeschichte, vol. 1, part 1 (Neumünster, 1958)
 The Cultivation of the Mesembryanthemaceae (1953)
 Flowering Stones and Mid-Day Flowers (1957)

Tributes
The genus name Schwantesia is in honour of Gustav Schwantes. Astridia is a genus of plant named after Schwantes' wife, Astrid. Lithops schwantesii is a species name given as another tribute.

References

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1881 births
1960 deaths
Archaeologists from Lower Saxony
20th-century German botanists
People from Bleckede

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