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Drugs and bullets in Myanmar
As more people in Kachin fall victim to drug abuse, Christian group Pat Jasan is taking matters into its own hands.
by David Shaw
Myitkyina, Kachin State, Myanmar - Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin state and Myanmar's northernmost region, is a bustling market town and a central trading point between Myanmar, China and India.
The state is also renowned for its many illicit and undercover industries, such as jade and gold mining, timber and opium.
A large government military presence is heavily felt in the state in reaction to the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) rebellion and local natural resources. The conflict, which escalated again on June 9, 2011, after a 17-year ceasefire, has created thousands of internally displaced persons (IDPs) across Kachin state.
According to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime 2015 South East Asia Opium Survey (PDF), heroin production has stayed at stable high levels since 2012, and across Kachin state a drug epidemic has developed. Though the Burmese government has not conducted an official drugs survey, the Transnational Institute has stated that "Myanmar is the world's second-largest producer of opium after Afghanistan".
Just yesterday, on February 7, a Buddhist monk was discovered to be in the possession of massive amounts of methamphetamine tablets. He was arrested when 400,000 pills were discovered in his car as he drove from Shwe Baho village in Rakhine state. A search of his monastery yielded a further four million pills, according to AFP.
But the matter is multifaceted and politicised, according to organisations monitoring the problem.
WATCH: Rohingya refugees speak of abuse by Myanmar army (01:35)
According to Ahgu Khin, steering committee secretary of the church-based anti-drugs organisation Pat Jasan, "The drug issue is made worse because the military uses it as a weapon." He says: "They are fighting the Kachin people with drugs as well as bullets, keeping people addicted.
"The Kachin people have been trying to get recognition or independence from the rest of Burma, and that is why many are fighting the government army."
On April 25, 2014, in reaction to the growing drug problem, "D-Day" was declared by the newly formed anti-drugs coalition of church- and community-based activists of Pat Jasan, whose goal is to "completely eradicate drugs from the Kachin people", says Ahgu Khin. The organisation runs awareness and education campaigns, rehabilitation centres and has a vigilante element that arrests and prosecutes drug users and dealers.
"The KIA has been trying to destroy the [opium] fields and reduce the drug problem for many years," Ahgu Khin explains (PDF).
"They cannot win because the government military allows militias and the Burmese border force to grow and distribute the drugs freely. So the Kachin community and church leaders decided to create Pat Jasan to fight these drugs at a community level."
The United States state department's International Narcotics Control Strategy Report 2016 states that despite Myanmar's government domestic corruption law in 2013, "many in Burma assume senior government officials benefit from narcotics trafficking".
However, no high-level officials have been arrested to date, and this practice, according to the report, is not an official policy of the Burmese government, despite "credible reports" alleging that "mid-level military officers and government officials are engaged in drug-related corruption".
Al Jazeera was unable to reach Myanmar government representatives for comment on this situation.
READ MORE: A brief history of war and drugs - From Vikings to Nazis
Battling addiction
At the Catholic Pat Jasan Rebirth Rehabilitation Centre, recovering drug users play football, study the Bible and sing together as they fight their addictions. The patients are not allowed to leave, and the compound is surrounded by a large metal wall.
It is operated by John Zau Aung, a local Catholic relief worker with a long career in helping IDPs, drug users and other people affected by the nearby war.
He believes that "there is a political deception because the government and military purposely spread the heroin. The militia groups target poor and young people and the farmers who grow the drugs are paid in heroin, which they either use or sell."
Tom Kramer is a political scientist and researcher at the Transnational Institute who has worked for more than 15 years in Myanmar and its border regions. He has found that the military's main concern is security and conflict management rather than drug production.
However, the army "has many allied non-government militias that they either support or create which are not part of the peace process, and these militias are involved with the production and trafficking of drugs.
"It is a very difficult thing to prove, but it is safe to assume that all armed groups, including the Myanmar military, are involved in the drugs trade one way or another," Kramer continues.
"For instance, some groups will tax opium farmers in the same way they would tax rice farmers. You can also tax drugs transportation in your area, or drugs production in your area, or even organise drugs production in your area. There can be a whole range of different levels of involvement at a low level. It is much more difficult to get evidence at a high level, even if we know it is there," Kramer notes.
"It is such a difficult conflict and to fund this means you would expect that there had to be some involvement from higher levels."
This mistrust of outside and governmental programmes is strong throughout the Kachin people. There are rumours of tablet-making machines on government military bases, as well as the sale of drugs in the government-run rehabilitation centres.
READ MORE: Poppylands - Understanding Myanmar's addiction to heroin
A complicated matter
Aye Lin, 45, one of Pat Jasan's operational volunteers [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Bawn Hkaw, 23, is one of the centre's patients. He came voluntarily when he relapsed after previous stays in two other Pat Jasan rehab camps, of which there are currently 29. Bawn Hkaw has been addicted to heroin for four years. He started using drugs in high school, where he had been a "troubled student".
Soon after, the drug dealers approached him to sell drugs in the educational establishments he could access with his student card.
Ahgu Khin claims that drug usage is very common in the local schools and the Kachin state universities. Pat Jasan's patients often include children as young as 13.
Tang Gun, a youth director in several local church organisations and Pat Jasan member, believes that the local environment and natural resources alongside a lack of rule of law play a massive role in the drug epidemic.
"In this region, we have a lot of natural resources, so there are lots of immigrants from other states in Myanmar, such as Shan state and even Burma, coming to work in the mines alongside the locals. These people are often paid in heroin, and the conditions are very bad," say Tang Gun.
"We have been under the military government for decades, and [in these times], there was a restriction on people coming together or becoming an organisation. No more than five people together in a space, unless it was a religious or family setting. It meant that even though we can see the drugs, we couldn't organise together to change these things or educate the people. Most drug users in Kachin are poor, uneducated and jobless and do not understand what they are getting into, and this was made worse due to years of neglect," Tang Gun says.
Tang Nau, 37, is currently a client at the New Life in Christ Centre, a Kachin Baptist Church rehabilitation compound that is small and crowded. Before being admitted for rehabilitation, he was addicted to heroin for 10 years, which he claims to have picked up while working in a jade mine.
"Before [rehabilitation], I was doing bad things; lots of drugs," says Tang Nau.
"I used to have my own business in the jade mines. We would wait at the bottom, and the bosses would throw the smaller unwanted bits down the mountain, and everyone would run and start fighting to get just a little bit to sell. It gave me lots of stress. Most people at the mines were on drugs. I started there," Tang Nau tells.
At another Pat Jasan rehab centre in Myitkyina, local operational volunteers drink tea and discuss their current investigations.
Wearing military-style vests and soldier's helmets, they look like a small paramilitary force. Pat Jasan's volunteers do not use weapons other than bamboo canes, and many drug users or dealers will fight back during the arrest.
John Phung Gan, 45, is one the volunteers responsible for investigating, arrests and guarding some of the centres, but does not worry about his safety.
Outside his Pat Jasan duties, he works as a vegetable farmer and occasionally at the jade mines.
He sees many people using drugs, including his own friends and relatives, and this is what brought him to volunteering with the organisation. Other volunteers agree. Their personal experiences with family members and friends convinced them to put their own safety on the line by helping the local community.
"I feel that it is hard to do it ourselves," says John Phung Gan. "We need cooperation from the government to actually get rid of drugs. The government is always covering up the problems in Kachin state."
READ MORE: Crackdowns and cutbacks - Indonesia's drug policy
John Zau Aung, the leader of The Rebirth Rehabilitation Centre [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Changing the mindset
Many Pat Jasan members have been arrested owing to their activities with the group which have been perceived as harsh and lawless.
The group, which as of autumn 2016, have no official authority, forcibly detain people. All Pat Jasan clients are required to spend two weeks in the "detox room" - a small cage they cannot leave while going through the initial withdrawal process.
They are often restrained in this time and defecate in the cage. They are not given any withdrawal relief or medicine.
Dr Tun Tun Brang works for Substance Abuse Research Association (SARA), a local drug-related NGO that offers counselling, education and medical treatment, as well as operate harm reduction programmes.
"We have a different strategy for Pat Jasan," Tun Tun Brang says. "SARA has created a harm reduction programme through education, medical advice and a needle exchange - as 40-50 percent of drug users in Kachin state have HIV. We also try to help reintegrate people back into society by offering vocational training," Tun Tun Brang tells Al Jazeera.
"No single treatment will work in regard to addiction. Drug users need an environmental and social change in their lives. There is a huge and inspiring community involvement in this social movement, but the problem is that most of the staff in the camps are not trained in treating addiction - neither are many medical doctors," Tun Tun Brangs says. "Physically, yes. Two weeks in the detox room will remove the drugs from their bodies. But in the long term, patients need a drastic environmental change [so as to not relapse]."
"Internationally, there has always been a resistance to voluntary harm reduction techniques," says Kramer. "However, there is always a positive outcome."
Kramer believes that wider issues in Kachin state and Myanmar need to be addressed before the issue of drugs will be solved.
"Opium farmers suffer issues such as poverty and conflict, so will continue to grow the drugs. It is very hard to solve these problems without solving the conflict in Myanmar first," he says.
Spiritual ways
Reverend Gyung Hkawng, the chairman of the Pat Jasan steering committee, explains how Pat Jasan's policy is not to use medicine, but to use Christian spiritual ways to treat their clients.
"We don't emphasise treatment as we don't believe these programmes will work on the Kachin people. They will not change their mindset through spiritual bondage and using the word of God and prayer."
Kramer relates to these feelings.
"Heroin is cheap and widely available and this affects the poor, young and students the worst," he says.
"There is very little being done to keep drugs off the market in Kachin state, and few services available to people who are using drugs. There is a very strong sentiment in Kachin state that the army is using the drugs as a weapon of war against them," Kramer explains.
"This may or may not be the case, but the sentiment is there and this why you have the Pat Jasan movement trying to take matters into their own hands. However, by targeting the opium farmers and drug users, you really are targeting the lower end of the drugs trade. I understand where the Pat Jasan movement is coming from, but I believe their methods to be harsh. Everybody, even drug users, has human rights."
Ahgu Khin disagrees. "Since the start of the war in 2011, more than 500 KIA soldiers have died. However, many more have died from drugs," he says.
"It is part of their [the military's] war on the Kachin people. It is clear to see why this firm reaction to drugs has come about in Kachin state, but after decades of isolation and repression, Pat Jasan seem convinced in doing it their own way."
A restrained client of Pat Jasan in the 'detox room'. All clients, whether arriving in the custody of Pat Jasan volunteers or voluntarily, are required to spend an extended amount of time in the cage [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Local Kachin people wash in the Irrawaddy river on the banks of Myitkyina [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Pat Jasan is fully funded by local church donations, but thousands of people volunteer their time and resources to help the movement in its fight against local drug use [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Some Pat Jasan clients are restrained while going through their 'detox room' period to prevent them from trying to escape [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Two recent arrivals endure the hot and small 'detox room', which they are not allowed to leave for up to two weeks while going through the initial stages of withdrawal [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Pat Jasan operational volunteers whose duties include investigating and arresting drug users and dealers in Kachin state, as well as guarding the rehab camps [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
A client rests in the shared bamboo accommodation of the New Life in Christ Centre [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Aung San Suu Kyi on the front page of a local newspaper. Support for the de-facto leader of Myanmar has become low in Kachin state as many believe that the government does not do enough to support the Kachin people [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
The perimeter walls of the New Life in Christ Centre, a Kachin Baptist Church rehabilitation compound. The attendees of the rehabilitation centres are not allowed to leave during their time at the camps [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Bawn Hkaw, 23, another client of the Rebirth Rehabilitation Centre, helps a Catholic priest give mass to Columban Htung La, 38, another ex-drug user of the centre [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
The rehabilitation camps are Christian faith-based and try to eradicate addiction in people's lives by replacing it with religion [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
John, one of Pat Jasan's clients, sings before morning mass at the Catholic Rebirth Rehabilitation Centre that is part of the Pat Jasan network [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Pat Jasan, a local church-based anti-drugs movement, have set up many drug rehabilitation camps such as this one - The Rebirth Rehabilitation Centre [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
Kachin youth, who have little educational or employment opportunities, are very susceptible to falling into addiction [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
The narcotics epidemic is exacerbated by the war between the Kachin Independence Army and the Burmese government military [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
In Kachin state, Myanmar, an estimated 'one in every household' is using or addicted to drugs [David Shaw/Al Jazeera]
David Shaw

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The area known as Chicagoland consists of the city of Chicago and its surrounding area. The term was coined by Col. Robert McCormick, who was the editor and publisher of the Chicago Tribune in the early twentieth century. It initially referred to the city and the areas around it where its grain, timber, and livestock grew. It now references the six northeast counties of Illinois, a piece of land that stretches from Indiana to Wisconsin.
About Chicagoland. (2011 January). Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20131029205946/http://chicagolandchamber.org...
Fuller, J. (n.d.) Chicagoland. Encyclopedia of Chicago. Retrieved from http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/2.html


Modern Capitalism gets around minimum wages by sacking staff and replacing with automation. That's what the US hamburger chain, Wendy's are doing. This will happen everywhere around the world – have you noticed McDonald's are now fitting 'self-service' terminals? It's all about not sharing the wealth and having more and more billionaires.
Everything seems to be changing to self service these days. Driverless trains, hole in the wall banks, ie ATMs, robots on production lines. Apparently up to 47% of the American workforce will be replaced by automation in the future. Businesses will get richer but what will happen to ordinary workers? And yet our immigration numbers are escalating whilst jobs are disappearing. This doesn't augur well for the future!
So what happens when there's nobody employed, and therefore, no money from the masses to buy products from the greedy?
A key problem is that corporations are legally persons, so corporations can themselves, as though they were individuals, own shares in corporations. Hence corporate mergers, one swallows up another, and another swallows up that giant to become a super-giant. And these "persons" are immortal.
That is the "common law", the result of "precedent", but legislation could fix it.
dear o dear poor multinationals in the u.s how they must miss the 7 dollar minimum wage they fort so hard to keep. there board members must be crying into the still waters they drink, that cost more than one of their works can make in a hour. and wonder why people get upset that some on minimum wage, have to hold down 3 part time jobs just to pay the rent on a place they wouldn't let their pet live in. now if another family member can get work that will buy a little food. America the great…….. not for the vast majority just the select few. its always been that way inclined, but is getting far worse, real fast. the commos wont be its end it, will fall from within like most civilisations, as the plebs can only take so much. a fact the super rich never seem to learn.
Until we see the mass importation of frozen fast food end product, it's difficult to fathom what form of competition experienced by any fast food outlet would necessitate the implementation of mechanised labour, except to say it's all about greed.
Of course we as a nation are currently drunk on cheap imports and continue to drive our own industries and those they employ out of business each time we opt for the cheap and nasty.
The most galling thing about it all is, that on many occasions these cheap imports are often produced by locally owned companies which have moved off shore long ago for numerous reasons, but mainly to do with negligence, greed and incompetence by government, business and unions.
Donald Trump is on the money when he spoke about hitting these companies with extra tax as they import their product. Australia should do the same.
This is capitalism gone mad! How do they think we can ever buy their burgers if we can't get jobs to earn the money buy them? It makes the case for UBI imperative if this becomes the norm. Either that or we're one step closer to seeing the pitchforks coming out! It's not the technology, it's the way it's used without something like UBI to offset the fact that people can't get enough work & income to survive & even just to eat!


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Beaufort Academy names new head of school
The Beaufort Academy Board of Trustees recently appointed Julia Stewart Corner as Head of School after an extensive search this past fall. Ms. Corner began working at Beaufort Academy last fall when she was hired as interim Head of School.
"We are extremely excited about this announcement," stated Herb Gray, Chairman of the Board of Trustees. "Since the first day Julie took the helm in August, her background and leadership skills have enabled Beaufort Academy to continue to follow our strong curriculum and implement the core values of our strategic plan. Julie's dedication and enthusiasm have been effective in moving the school forward and continuing to achieve our goal of academic excellence. She is focused on improving the academic opportunities and cultural experiences of BA's students."
Jim Marks, BA Vice-Chair, said, "Julie has been successful in providing positive and energetic leadership necessary for the school as it has moved beyond the time of sadness and uncertainty last spring to the current period of growth and optimism for the future."
Corner received her Masters of Education from the University of Pittsburgh and completed advanced postgraduate work at Carnegie-Mellon. After several years in secondary education, she worked for more than 20 years in school management in the private sector. Last year she retired as a director for Delta Career Education. Julie was also the Vice President for Training, with responsibility for developing curriculum, coordinating interaction with regulatory bodies on the state and national levels, coordinating marketing and public relations, and conducting faculty training and curriculum mapping.
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New York Mets all-time greatest players born in Puerto Rico
NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 02: The Puerto Rican flag flies as people protest outside of Wall Street against cutbacks and austerity measures forced onto the severely indebted island of Puerto Rico on December 2, 2015 in New York City. Puerto Rico made a $355 million payment on Tuesday on its bond debt to stave off a default. Officials have warned that the commonwealth's fiscal position remain dire. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO – MARCH 09: Carlos Beltran #15 of Puerto Rico waits to bat against Venezuela during the first round of the World Baseball Classic at Hiram Bithorn Stadium on March 9, 2013 in San Juan, Puerto Rico. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
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There are currently four Puerto Rican born players in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Edgar Martinez will enter the hall in July which would make it a total of five. In a couple of more years, it's hard to imagine they won't add a sixth name to the list. That player who could join them is Carlos Beltran.
Beltran, who was born in Manati, Puerto Rico, was a major splash of a free agent signing for the Mets for the 2005 season. Beltran wasted no time making an impact as he had an All-Star season in 2005 and followed it up with an MVP caliber 2006 season as he finished 4th in the balloting.
In 7 seasons with the Mets, Beltran was an All-Star five times. He was an integral part of the 2006 Mets who went on to appear in the NLCS and came just 1 game shy of moving onto the World Series.
Many Mets fans are not too happy with Beltran as he did watch a called third strike from then Cardinals reliever Adam Wainwright with the bases loaded, which ended the Mets playoff run. But Met fans should understand that if it wasn't for players like Beltran, the Mets would not have even been in the playoffs that year.
Beltran did suffer many injuries during the latter half of his Mets career, but the numbers are still really solid to consider him one of the greats. In just 7 seasons Beltran managed to have the 7th most doubles in Mets history (208), 6th most home runs (149), and 6th most RBI (559). Not bad for just 7 seasons in the orange and blue.
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No doubt, Beltran and the other Puerto Rican born players were major contributors over the years. In the future, expect many more from the Island to come and help this team win ball games.


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"Gammelgården" means Old Farm in Swedish. Here visitors can step back in history and experience the lives of early Swedish immigrants in the only open air museum devoted to Swedish immigration in the United States. Today, in buildings that have been carefully preserved and restored, visitors can get a glimpse of the daily lives of these immigrants and participate in events and classes to learn more about the culture and times of the immigrants. Visit the many buildings on Gammelgården Museum's 11 acres site. Your tour guide will give a lots of information about the Välkommen Hus, Präst Hus, Gammel Kyrkan, Ladugård, Immigrant Hus and Swedish Stuga.
Octagon House Museum
The St. Croix County Historical Society maintains the Octagon House museum complex. In addition to the gracious, restored house with Victorian era furnishings, the complex includes the Garden House with its 19th century life, domestic arts, carpenter, blacksmith, and general store tableaux; and the Carriage House, which includes the Museum Gift Shop and research center. All structures are set amid expansive, beautifully maintained gardens. The house was built for Judge John Shaw Moffat and his wife, Nancy Bennet Moffat, New Yorkers who arrived in Hudson in 1854 with their young daughter, Mary. Four generations of the musically inclined Moffat-Hughes family lived in the home over a span of 102 years. The Octagon House is a fine example of the novel eight-sided dwelling popular in America in the mid-1800s. Such a house was considered conducive to healthy living as light and air could enter from eight directions. The St. Croix County Historical Society purchased the Octagon House in 1964 with funds obtained mainly through private donations. The Society maintains the house in the authentic tradition of a fine mid-19th century home.
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we have Fiori up and running with two apps (Purchase Order and Purchase Requisition).
I was wondering if it is possible to include a own tile on the Fiori Homepage.
In the first step this tile should call a own developed SAPUI5 app.
Or is it possible to create a tile which represents a link to another homepage - which could maybe included/embedded - like an Iframe.
At the moment I know the tiles appear according to the user roles.
Fiori is a nice so to say "dashboard" - so it would be great if it could be enhanced with own tiles.
Please look at UI add-on SP04 release note.
http://help.sap.com/nw-uiaddonRelease Notes -> Section 4.
Thank you Masayuki for the information. Going through the documents now.


NETHERLANDS - Asset manager Syntrus Achmea has been awarded a €700m mandate from foundation FVP, which finances pension insurance for unemployed older workers.
According to Syntrus Achmea, the mandate is temporary, as the FVP scheme will be liquidated in 2013.
Since 1989, the Stichting Financiering Voortzetting Pensioenverzekering has been financially supporting unemployed workers of over 40 who qualified for salary-related unemployment benefits (WW).
However, because the scheme's only income is the returns on its investments, its assets are facing depletion following a strong increase in unemployment last year, an FVP spokesman said.
He said the FVP had already decided to decrease its contributions substantially, as well as to postpone its support for as many as four years for workers who lost their jobs in 2010.
FVP is run by representatives of employers and employees. Up to now, it has been managing its assets itself.
Syntrus Achmea is pension provider for 3.6m workers and pensioners at more than 80 pension funds and manages €57bn of assets.
According to a spokesman for Syntrus Achmea, the new contract will take effect on 1 April 2011.
The asset manager will look after a proper liquidation of the FVP, he said.


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Hilary Burgoyne Composer Biography
Born in South West Lancashire and trained in Liverpool, taking composition lessons from the St Helen's based composer David Forshaw but also studying 'light' music and jazz, Hilary has worked as an instrumental tutor, accompanist and occasional performer, in an around Merseyside.
She has written and arranged much music for her pupils and has been fortunate to have some of it published and subsequently set for grade exams. In schools she has also directed string ensembles, an orchestra, a percussion ensemble and accompanied choirs.
Over the years local ensembles, including orchestras, choirs, chamber groups and of course the Cathedral Orchestra, have performed some of her compositions and arrangements.
Last year, 2018, she had a piece for choir and brass quintet performed by the New Cambridge Singers, in Cambridge, as it was runner up in a competition they'd run the year before.
Other than music she enjoys researching her family's history, photography and poetry.
"ON A STRANGE BEACH"
a rhapsody for Cello & Orchestra
to be performed in the concert "The Lark Ascending" on 6 July 2019
This rhapsodic, or fragmentary piece, has the cello 'apart' from the orchestra, in a sort of nightmare land of not being able to fit in. It begins with an orchestral 'scream' from which the cello is left literally high and dry. It descends quietly as the orchestra create a music of very high sounds, string harmonics and high woodwind. The cello plays uneasily with this in its lowest register. Eventually this leads to a little waltz, which goes nowhere with its quirky harmonies and it fades out leaving the cello once again high and dry. The cello then has a recit type section leading to another waltz, a little longer this time, the tune, starting tentatively on flutes. It is played by pairs of woodwind instruments as the cello accompanies with either guitar-like chords or counter melodies. When it's over the cello tries to play this tune but fails and picks up the tempo in another recit-like section which leads into a 'desperate' waltz, growing in instruments creating a whirlwind of sound and quoting from the previous two waltzes. This can't be sustained and eventually it shatters/explodes with the piece's opening scream. There is then a shortened repeat of the high sounding section and the piece ends quietly.
I'd like to give thanks to the Cathedral Concerts Society for asking for this piece and for giving it a second airing, but an enormous thanks to Mary Bowell for her time in collaboration, help and hard work in this piece.
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in one deep sigh, all remain as memories.
Reflecting back, all I can recall are good moments, unforgettable life lessons, and self growth which left me humbled and grateful. Alhamdulillah.
This year began with dedicated and motivated Fads with sets of goals and principles to follow to create a best version of myself. Consistent achievements flew over me; finished my on-the-job training, graduated in college, made the most of Ramadan, and got a job. These achievements made me proud of myself but it felt overwhelming which made me greedy for more and eventually put myself in a pressure cooker.
Greed and pressure got into me that led to disappointments and depression. In one snap, I fell and failed. This state of affair affected me and my family, which is heart wrecking. However through this, I learned more about myself and appreciate people who gave me genuine comfort and advice that I truly need. For that, I express my deep gratitude.
Complete realization of my state was a tough road. This circumstance made me appreciate more of my strength and courage to get back on my feet and start over again. I will end this year with a belief that you can rise up from anything. You are resilient and you can completely recreate yourself as long as you have the determination to start today and never look back.
Here I stand as a stronger person, a product of experiences in 2018. And I'm excited to learn more lessons, experience new chapter, and create wonderful memories in 2019.
I totally agree with you on that. Thank you, love.
Thank you, Alyssa. Have a beautiful year ahead!
Very lovely sentiment at the end :) Hope you have an amazing 2019!
Awww thank you. Have a beautiful year ahead!
I love your resiliency, your gumption, and your level of grit to try and try again. It's hard and I've had hard times too but I love when we can come out on the other side stronger and stronger you are. I'm putting out to God and the universe that 2019 is your year of nothing but greatness. You deserve it!
Oh wow, thank you so much. I hope you'll have a beautiful year as well!
Sometimes the good we experience can be overwhelming, I have experienced that before. But good for you that you learned a lesson from it.
That's true! But I'm thankful for both the good and bad times. Have a beautiful year!
Awww but I'm sure got something good out of that experience. Yes, hopefully we'll all have a better year ahead of us!


page 4 Power of Attorney: David Taylor of Clark Co., Alabama, as trustee of my son Walter Taylor, appoint Robert Taylor of Savannah, Ga. & Francis Douglas of Butts Co., Ga., my true & lawful attys., to prosecute to final decree or judgement a suit now pending in a Court of Equity in Morgan Co., Ga. where I am the complainant as trustee of my son Walter, & David J. E. B. Butler, exor. of the last will & testament of Walter Taylor, decd., is respondent.
If attys. should deem advisable, I authorize them to compromise suit with Butler & settle, 22 Aug. 1827. /s/ David Taylor, trustee for Walter Taylor. Clark Co., Ala.: John Hanes, clerk of said co., certify David Taylor signed power of atty., 22 Aug. 1827. Samuel Wilkerson, Judge of Co. Court for Clark Co., Ala., certify James Hanes is clerk, 22 Aug. 1827. Recorded 1 Sept. 1829, John W. Porter, clerk.


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Still Climbing Mountains
Sister Anne Fitzpatrick, RSM, receives warm greetings as she moves along the corridors of the Saint Joseph's Rehabilitation & Residence in Portland. It seems like there is someone she knows in every room and around every corner. Her progress is slow but steady; her power chair adeptly driven forward just by the use of her breath.
Sister Anne, a Sister of Mercy, suffers from multiple sclerosis, a disease that has stolen most of her physical strength. It has not, however, taken away her desire or ability to serve others.
"I feel responsible for the gifts God gave me," she says.
Sister Anne loves to be with people, and they enjoy being with her. She says many of the residents have wonderful stories to tell, and she is happy to be there to listen.
"I feel as though my ministry is the ministry of presence," she says. "We have here mothers of ten who have given their whole lives to raising their families. We have doctors who have served for years. We have businessmen who have lived full lives. If you get to know others and their lives, each one has a blessed story to tell."
Since arriving at Saint Joseph's ten years ago, she says she has considered it her mission to recognize the dignity and grace of each resident.
"There was one woman we all loved who was deaf and mute. And I just made it a point to call her by name and stop and smile. That was my ministry."
With her extensive education, she says she is also able to be an advocate for the residents.
"When I observe problems, I don't hesitate to make them known to those in charge. I almost feel like I am a voice for the voiceless in some ways."
Sister Anne says she has found that her current condition can actually be a comfort to others who are dealing with the challenges that result from age and ailments.
"Often when older people stop to chat with me, they say funny things like, 'Sister Anne, when I see you, I thank God that at least I can still feed myself, or at least I can still go for a walk.' It makes me laugh."
And, despite her limitations, she is still setting an example for others to follow.
"I also know that it's an inspiration for them to keep going," she says. "The weakest member of the community often draws the greatest amount of love. I think, at this point, I am so disabled that what I do is draw forth love," she says.
Her ministry of presence extends beyond the Saint Joseph's residents. She receives regular visits from a group from Goodwill International Industries.
"It gives them a chance to use their social skills. It's a nice thing to be able to socialize," says Linda Lowell, a Goodwill direct support specialist.
"One day, they were telling me what they do all day long, and when they finished, one of them asked me, 'What do you do all day long?'" recalls Sister Anne, with a smile.
Among the things she shared with them was her love for poetry.
"So I wrote them a poem. They all wanted their own copy.
Sister Anne uses Dragon Naturally Speaking speech recognition software to write poetry as well as other communications.
"It's amazing," she says. "I'm able to write and text. I text my nieces and nephews. They're all on Facebook, so we go back and forth."
She also uses her communications skills to both recruit and stay in contact with Mercy Associates, laypeople who work with the Sisters of Mercy and share their charism.
"My role is primarily now as a contact sister. I continue to invite those that I see really have the Mercy charism. I meet with the individuals I have invited."
In addition, Sister Anne has recently gotten involved in the sisters' international project in Haiti.
"When I want a global perspective, I come to Anne," says Sister Dale Jarvis, RSM.
Sister Anne spearheaded several food sales at Saint Joseph's to raise money for an orphanage and to support schoolchildren in the island nation.
"There were five food sales, and Anne and her friends were able to raise almost one-thousand dollars," says Sister Dale.
"It's a wonder I have any friends left," Sister Anne says with a smile.
"I tried to do things like, in February, death by chocolate," she says. "I tried to make it fun. The whole community here got involved. It was priceless to see that."
Sister Anne also organized a friendly competition to raise money and awareness about the situation in Haiti.
"That was all so good for me, because it gave me the opportunity to share in the mission of the Sisters of Mercy."
Sister Anne has embraced that mission since joining the congregation at age 18.
"Fifty-four years, all of them happy," she says. "I've never regretted my decision."
Growing up in Houlton, she became familiar with the sisters through school and through their ministry at Madigan Memorial Hospital, where Sister Anne's parents were employed and where she went to work as a teenager.
"My first real job was as a CNA when I was a junior in high school. I don't think I had the title, but I did the work," she says.
Even then, she felt a call to serve. Despite her mother's objections, she remembers helping a boy suffering from polio.
"My mom would say, 'Anne, that is so contagious. You should not be doing that work.' I said, 'But Mom!' I wanted to do it," she recalls. "I felt so blessed because I felt I was making a difference."
Although she thought she would serve in hospital ministry, she instead became a teacher because that was the need at the time. She taught at St. Benedict High School in Benedicta.
"I taught everything from chemistry to economics. Every day, I taught six subjects. That was a wonderful mission," she says.
She was among four Sisters of Mercy in Benedicta at the time.
"We did whatever was needed. I was the only driver, so anywhere the car went, I went. We had fun," she says. "The community challenged me to stretch every gift I had to put it to the service of others."
When she was in her 30s, she decided to further her education, receiving a master's degree in Scripture Studies. It would lead to leadership positions in the Office of Catechetics and in parishes.
She remembers feeling on top of the world.
"Before I was diagnosed, I was mountain climbing. I was very, very active," she says. "My education was well-rounded. I was prepared to go out and set the world on fire. Then, like Paul, I got knocked off my horse, and all of a sudden, here I was, needing everything."
She was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1980 when she was 39 years old.
"Now, I am experiencing the contemplative aspect of life but not by choice," she says.
She says she has tried to approach her life since the diagnosis with the same good humor her parents always displayed.
"My dad's favorite saying was 'No problem, no problem.'"
Still, having always been very self-reliant, she admits it has been a challenging change.
"There is a whole process of surrendering that is a life's journey. It is certainly a learning process," she says.
She is grateful for the assistance she has received from people like her good friend Kathy Dodge, who helps care for her.
"I am amazed at the generosity of that woman. Over the years, she has given more and more," says Sister Anne. "I guess that's, maybe, the biggest grace of my life. I was always a giver, and now I know the richness of receiving the goodness of others."
While she still gets excited when she hears of possible new treatments for MS, she says, at the same time, she is at peace.
"Whether we live or whether we die, we are the Lord's," she says.
And it is with that reliance on the Lord that she continues to drive forward.
"I don't have, really, any illusions about the reality of life," she says. "I just know God is in charge and somehow something good will come from whatever is going on."


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Concussions are very serious and should be accordingly treated, even if there is an absence of obvious wounds or visible injuries sustained during an accident. After impact or physical trauma the first signs of concussion suffered by a person are usually manifested as a short loss of consciousness, very painful headaches typically follow and nausea almost always sets in.
Damage caused internally and its severity can usually be gauged by the period or length of loss of consciousness, the injury being deemed grave when loss of consciousness is prolonged. Typically a person suffering concussion and its affects usually also suffers a slight memory loss and disorientation.
Many symptoms vary according to the severity of the concussion suffered, thus a poor ability to concentrate, dizziness and fatigue can sometimes continue for many days and even months and range in severity according to the injury sustained internally. The symptoms manifested after a concussion are not always easy to discern, hence all appearances of the symptoms like headaches and the like should be viewed seriously, especially so, if such and if symptoms persist over a period of days after an accident.
Concussion has many causes, typically the various causes can be physical and internal trauma caused by a blunt blow to the head, the effects of falling, injuries sustained in a car accident or due to physical assault. Internally the causes of concussion are that as the skull is severely knocked about, the brain, which lies within a cushion of fluid, can be pressed against the hard bones of the skull, this causes the shock or trauma suffered.
Medical and professional help must be sought at once after an injury, and the person can be reviewed for a while after the injury for signs of a concussion and symptoms that tell you that internal injury has been sustained.
Supplements rich in antioxidants can be utilized, to pump more oxygen to the brain and to hasten the healing process while at the same time preventing further deterioration internally after a concussion has been suffered. Antioxidants that are naturally available like the oil soluble vitamins A, and E and the water soluble ones like the vitamin C and the B complex vitamins, and essential minerals like selenium and zinc are excellent supplement options.
As a supplement vitamin C bolsters immune system function, and can decrease blood pressure, while preventing internal blood clots and bruising, thus greatly speeding recovery. As a supplement, the use of bioflavonoids improves the overall benefits of vitamin C, when used together. Tissue repair is aided by the vitamin E. These two vitamins C and E are more effective as supplements when used together.
The B vitamins are necessary in the maintenance of proper nerve function and help to relieve symptoms such as depression and anxiety that come on during concussion. In B complex vitamin form, the vitamin B has the optimal effect, as all necessary B vitamins are present. Cellular damage caused by free radicals are prevented by the mineral selenium, another mineral essential to body function-zinc which is also an antioxidant helps in a secondary function by keeping the levels of vitamin E in the body at an optimum.
Natural supplements can be used in addition to antioxidants or as supplements in there own right, these various natural supplements can beat back some memory loss and its effects if used regularly. In it's other forms called lecithin or phosphatidylserine respectively, the essential substance serine can be used for effective treatment.
Memory improvement studies have indicated that in a minimum 6-month trial use of 10-20 grams of 95% phosphatidylserine may boost memory and is potentially effective. By its role of enhancing the transport of oxygen to the cells, the coenzyme Q10 is useful as a supplement. When used as directed by a certified medical practitioner, naturally occurring substances such as GBE and coenzyme Q10 have little to no side effects.
The effectiveness of the herb ginkgo biloba in many aspects of brain functioning and performance has been shown in research carried out in countries like Germany and France. An improvement in the production of energy and an ability to increase cellular glucose uptake are some of its effects, which also include in addition, its ability to boost blood flow to the brain and its ability to promote the performance of nerve transmission in nervous tissue.
In order to use ginkgo biloba as a supplement, prepare a drink by steeping the leaf of ginkgo in a cup of hot water for five minutes; this can be used as a tea or a drink. Gingko will help improve brain functions, and internal energy production, speed blood flow and aid nerve signal relay, while being very effective against the memory loss due to concussion.
Some simple modifications in behavior can avoid accidental injuries and possible concussion; it is unwise to toss a child into the air. Children are vulnerable around the neck, which might jerk harshly to and fro, causing a possible concussion. The punishment of children by shaking them should be avoided at all cost. When involved in sports and activities that involve speed, examples are activities like cycling or riding motorcycles, sports like in-line skating, skiing, rough ball games and contact sports or horse riding helmets-preferably padded, should be used.
Vitamin B complex, 100 mg.
Vitamin C, with bioflavonoids, 1,000 mg.
Phosphatidylserine, 125 mg a day.
Selenium, 200 mcg.
Lecithin, 10-20 mg.
Coenzyme Q10, 50 mg a day.
Zinc, 5 mg with 3 mg copper.


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