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Yesterday Jeff had an afternoon meeting so I left work for a few hours to hang with Finn. To be totally honest, it was probably the worst couple of hours Finn and I have had together in quite a long time- He was over tired, grumpy, and generally not very happy to be running errands with me. We did find a nice park though, I knew that was an instant happy maker for Finn- I am pretty certain he would swing in a swing ALL day long. So we swung and swung and swung, but eventually had to leave to pick up Jeff, and of course, full-blown waterworks ensued. The afternoon was definitely a test of my patience, but also made me reflect on how much has changed in the last year and a half since Finn has joined our lives. Memories that were once so clear are starting to become foggy- Everything seems like yesterday and a hundred years ago at the same time.
The other day I read (and I am so sorry that I can't recall where) that it's such a delicate balance between the excitement and anticipation of children growing older and the sadness and loss of them moving forward... the mix of these polar emotions has always been a difficult one for me, and I'm sure its not going to get any easier as time keeps passing us by, but I do hope this space will be enough to remember all moments- both good and bad- and especially those that move along without a second thought.
I love you, Finn- even especially on our not-so-blog-worthy days.
Julia is SUCH a sweet mama with a beautiful family and some truly great ideas and thoughts! I am so happy to have been able to collaborate with her and look forward to doing so again in the near future!
Check out Goat Notes Blog to read a condensed version of my article, or you can read the full version below!
As I grow older, I am becoming more interested in the way things used to be done. Skills passed down from my Grandmother like canning and jam making have quickly filled my fall weekends. Homemade pies and loaves of bread (smothered with equally delicious homemade lavender honey butter) were a transition into 'adulthood' like no other. The joy that was felt after completing my first knitting project (with much help from my mother-in-law) still brings a smile of my face. Such simple yet incredible feats, and a glimpse back in time. I think what I love the most is that these skills are an exercise in patience- they require a chunk of dedicated time and though the effort put in is often great, the results seem to somehow simplify our lives. Living in a world where instant gratification is commonly expected, it's amazing to be able to slow things down, start from scratch and make meaningful things to share with the people we love.
Over the past several years, I have been very dedicated to making my own natural household cleaning products. There are a variety of reasons: the overwhelming health and environmental impacts, massive cost savings, and noticeable improved indoor air quality, but I think one of the biggest reasons has to be the feeling described above- the gratification of doing it by hand. These recipes call for a few very basic, inexpensive ingredients, the majority of which you will probably already have in your cupboard. The results are a few simple, natural products that will safely and effectively clean your home from top to bottom (and they make great gifts to share with the people you love!).
Baking Soda: the same stuff that deodorizes your refrigerator is an amazing scouring agent (think calcium build up in your bathtub…) and a great additive to many natural cleaning recipes!
Castile Soap: this soap is made from vegetable oils and has a TON of uses! From natural cleaning to personal care products- a little goes a long way with this versatile friend. Check out Dr. Bronners Castile Soap- widely available at most natural foods stores.
Lemon Juice: a great grease cutter that can add a natural scent to your cleaning mix!
Pure Organic Essential Oils: many people dislike the scent of vinegar, or really miss the smell of a 'clean home'- pure essential oils offer a safer scent additive for natural cleaning products. Though I do want to add that after a dedicated month of using vinegar, I promise you wont even notice the smell any more (and it dissipates very quickly). Artificial fragrances (found in conventional cleaners, air fresheners, room sprays and many personal care products) can cause reactions like headache, dizziness, rashes, migraines, asthma, and in severe cases, anaphylactic attacks and irreversible repertory damage. We as North Americans spend upwards of 90% of our time indoors. Air quality indoors can be two to five times more polluted than outdoor air. Fragrances are the most common indoor air pollutant, second only to tobacco smoke.
Note: Essential oils can have natural medicinal properties and can still trigger reactions in some. Use with caution if you are pregnant, breastfeeding or there are people in your home with allergies or sensitivities.
You will also need spray bottles or containers with a lid to store your homemade products in- widely available at most stores, or simply wash out an old container for reuse.
You can use a spray bottle filled with white vinegar to clean and sanitize pretty much any surface in your home- I use it on absolutely everything- from glass windows, to granite counter tops, to bathroom floors and the toilet bowl. Add a quick splash to the bottom of the dishwasher before you turn it on to help as a rinse aid, boil it in the kettle every couple of months for an amazing descaler, spray it directly onto weeds in the yard and watch them disappear, and 1 cup added to the fabric softener compartment of the washing machine effectively softens all your linens- naturally, cheaply and without artificial fragrance! That being said, it took me a while to get to this point, as I found it hard to transition from having a cleaner for every surface to just using one spray bottle of vinegar for everything (though if you can do it, go for it!). Below are a few of my favorite and trusted recipes that should get most of your surfaces sparkly and clean… naturally!
Give the bottle a good shake, and shake well before each use.
Note: it is important to follow the order of these directions, or the vinegar will cause the castile soap to curdle- the solution is still usable if this happens, but just doesn't look quite as nice with chunks floating in it.
The end result will be a thick paste that will store nicely in a container with an airtight lid for up to one year. Use in your bathtub, on tile, in the kitchen sink, or any surface that needs (and can handle) a little bit of abrasion.
Fill the rest of the bottle with water and give a good shake.
Use old newspaper for a streak-free (and paper towel free) wipe down!
There are a ton of incredible resources and recipes out there for natural cleaners, so have a peek. Try some out, see what you like (and what you don't like) and go from there!
I absolutely LOVE Instagram! It's totally the best, and I'm sure most everyone who has used it would agree. My issue (or maybe not issue, maybe more of a slight bummer) is that if your friends/ family don't have the app, they cant really follow along and see everything that's happening. Jeff and I use it a lot and post tons of pictures through it, so it would be so nice to have a the ability to email a link that everyone could simply go to and see whats new. I recently stumbled across Followgram - an online web application that links to your Instagram account and creates a simple web address that shows all your Instagram pictures- solving that little bummer of a problem!!! It's so great and so simple, so I thought I would share!
We had a wonderful thanksgiving dinner at my parents house last night- tons of sisters, brothers, aunts, uncles, grandmas, grandpas, cousins and kids running around screaming with excitement! so much delicious food and so much to be genuinely thankful for!


Toddlerhood is an interesting time, to say the least. Your sweet little baby has been replaced by this perfect little person with their own opinions, agendas, and priorities. What used to be the simple act of dressing your child now is a daily hurricane because your little angel WANTS TO WEAR THE RED SHOES AND I WANT TO PUT THEM ON MYSELF AND I WANT TO PUT THE SHOES ON BEFORE THE SOCKS and on and on until you just want to let the child go naked and unfed and unbathed until they're five rather than have one more fight over something. Well, we don't call it the Terrible Twos for nothing.
This is just a bump in the road of growing an independent human being. Tremendous cognitive and neurological changes are happening in front of your eyes. Toddlers literally learn something new every day. In order for them to learn, they have to experience which means they get into everything, are a constant danger to themselves, and often resist any assistance from their parents. In fact, they frequently try to boss their parents around. At the same time, they often have significant stranger and separation anxiety which can result in lots of clinginess. This is a perfect opportunity to take the first steps in teaching your child how to self-soothe and control their anxieties. They're not good at it at this age, of course, which is why they need lots of instruction. Take time during the day to remind them that they can sleep in their own bed and to praise them when they do.
It might not surprise you that toddlers often have sleep problems. Frequent night awakenings, night terrors, bedtime fears, bedtime resistance, toddlers do it all. Even the previously good sleeper will sometimes have a backslide now if their schedule is disrupted by travel or illness. Toddlers need 12-14 hours a sleep in a day. By 18 months, most have dropped down to one substantial nap and heaven help you if they don't get it.
By this age, toddlers should be sleeping consistently in their own bed in their own room. It's not fair to let a child sleep with you when it's convenient for you and then send them to their own bed when it's not (such as when one parent is out of town – think what message you're sending). If you as the parents have decided that you want your family to all sleep in the same bed, go for it, but don't expect your child to be easily moved out anytime in the near future.
A consistent routine is VITAL at this age. Toddlers depend on routines to know what to expect and any disruption tends to put them in a tailspin. You might have noticed that this morning when you put the milk IN THE WRONG CUP I WANTED THE PINK PRINCESS CUP I CAN'T GO ON LIVING when you weren't paying attention. Bedtimes and bedtime routines should only be altered for illness, natural disaster, or if George Clooney comes for dinner or you will pay for it for the next month.
Toddlers should fall asleep in their own bed by themselves. This does not mean that they fall asleep in front of the TV and you move them later. It also does not mean that they only fall asleep if you lay down with them. This is a major step down that path to independence. They will fall asleep every night of their life; they need to learn how to do it on their own. After all, you're not planning on spoon feeding them for the rest of their lives, are you? If your child is otherwise a good sleeper, you can wean them off needing a parent with them to fall asleep by gradually withdrawing – start by laying with him, then sitting next him in bed, then sitting in a chair, then moving the chair away gradually. Boring, but usually successful. If you have more extensive problems, please talk with your provider.
A healthy toddler absolutely does not need anything to eat or drink in the middle of the night. Okay, she can have some water if she wakes up with a nightmare, but otherwise, the kitchen should be closed. If you feed her in the night, you are training her to wake up as well as training her to eat for comfort which just opens a whole other can of worms.
Children this age often do have night time fears. I encourage the use of a comfort item such as a blanket or stuffed animal (the parent should not be the comfort item!). Really sell the idea that the lovey will keep them safe at night and stock up on them so you can wash it when it gets gross. I'm not a huge fan of night lights as humans really do depend on a dark environment to cue them when to sleep but it's better than an hour of looking for the monsters under the bed. If you use one, try to still keep the room as dark as possible (lower wattage bulb, put in the behind a dresser, etc.). The light should not move, flash, change colors, sing, or do anything but be light. You're trying to get the kid to sleep, not recreate Hyde Planetarium.
Make the room environment the same each night and throughout the night. Imagine if you went to sleep in your bed and woke up on the kitchen floor. You might have a hard time going back to sleep, right? For kids, that's the same thing as falling asleep to music and having the parent sneak in and turn it off in the night. If it can't go all night (and possibly forever), don't start it.
And while we're on this, please do not put a TV in your child's bedroom. Children with TVs in their bedrooms have more sleep problems, more behavioral problems, poorer school performance, more problems with obesity, poorer health, you name it. Just please don't.
For safety reasons, I encourage parents to leave toddlers in a crib as long as possible. However, if you need the crib for a new baby or if your toddler is climbing out of the crib, it's time for a "big kid bed". They will likely fall out of that big kid bed more than once, so put the bed in a corner and either put the mattress flat on the floor or put some padding next to bed. The guard rails help, but kids seem to find a way regardless. Of course, now your little one is free in the room, so make sure that room is toddler-proof. You don't want them wandering around the house in the night, so either block the door with a baby gate or put a door knob cover on the inside door knob. You must be able to get in the room quickly in case of emergency.
Fortunately, the toddler years don't last forever. If you are still experiencing sleep problems or other behavioral problems, please speak with your child's provider. Everyone deserves a good night sleep so you can enjoy your stubborn, quick-tempered, fascinating little whirlwind for the miracle that they are.
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a. With a busy schedule like yours, could you please take us on a practical journey on how you spend your 24hrs?
I wear many hats and work as an actor, translator, writer, editor, teacher, producer, and dream analyst. So I live a very artistic and multi-faceted life and have to be very adaptable and flexible. Every day is a little different. Some days I'll be working a on a film or TV series. It can be in Los Angeles, where I live, or on location anywhere in the world. I also get hired as a dialect coach in the film and music industry. And I do a lot of voice-over work, for movies, commercials, documentaries, etc. I used to teach at universities. Now I mostly teach privately or small groups, as this suits my schedule much better. I work as a translator/interpreter and as a literary translator. My translation Ce que nous portons of What We Carry by Dorianne Laux was recently published by Editions du Cygne in Paris. My translation from the French of Beyond Elsewhere by Gabriel Arnou-Laujeac is forthcoming in the United States. I'm also translating from the Spanish The Birnam Wood by my father José Manuel Cardona, and have translated many other poets, Rimbaud, Baudelaire, Aloysius Bertrand, Jacques Crickillon, René Depestre, Ernest Pépin, Jean-Claude Renard, Eloise Klein Healy, to cite a few. The dream analysis or dream work that I do is very fulfilling. It's mostly Jungian, with some shamanic elements. And I help produce films that interest me or that I feel can have a postitive impact. For instance I co-produced with director Emmanuel Itier the documentary Femme: Women Healing the World, about the divine feminine and bridging the masculine and feminine, and I'm co-producing with Mark Eisner the documentary Pablo Neruda: The Poet's Calling.
I balance work with yoga. It's become a spititual practice. I also run and take long walks in nature. They are a form of meditation and replenish the soul. Reading and listening to music are a constant in my life. And I love spending time John, my partner. I'm a member of the British Academy of Film and Television and we see as many films as possible. I enjoy going to plays whenever I can and visit art exhibits. And of course I've always loved traveling. I've lived in eight different countries. My family is still in Europe. Finding time to write can sometimes be tricky. The only thing that's missing at the moment is having a dog. So I befriend every dog (and cat) that I meet.
b. When you dream, what language do you use?
I mostly dream in the language of the country I'm in, when it's a language I'm fluent in.
I speak English, French, Spanish, German, Italian and Greek. And I usually dream in English. But I'll also switch to French when in France, and Spanish when in Spain or South America. But sometimes while at home in the U.S., I'll have a dream with bits of other languages. For instance, my grandmother will visit me and speak to me in Spanish. Or I'll hear some French or German, and so on. Sometimes a new word appears to me in a dream for the first time and that's how I learn it.
Now this raises the question of where home is. Right now hime is the the United States. When I visit my family in France and Spain, these countries are home too. They were and will always be home. So when I land in France or Spain, I'll still dream in English for a few days, then at some point I'll switch to French or Spanish. Europe was home for me during my childhood, adolescence and early adulthood. I went to school in France, Swizterland, England and Spain. When I moved to the U.S., this became my new home. I was born in Paris. My mother was Greek and my father is Spanish. We moved to Geneva, Switzerland, and that was home for many years.
I spent my childhood there and in the French and Swiss mountains. That was a very important part of life. We still have a place in Spain. I grew up in a very international environment. My father worked for the U.N. in Geneva, Paris and Vienna, among many places, and I feel like I was literally raised in the United Nations. His colleagues were mostly from Latin America and Spain. For instance Julio Cortázar was a friend and colleague of his in Paris and would come have lunch with us. When my mother worked, it was was for the European Parliament in Brussels. At home we spoke French, Spanish and Greek. In Switzerland, everything is written in French, German and Italian. That's where I started learning German and Italian.
The other interesting thing about my family is that both my parents come from countries that suffered under ditactorships. So politics were a natural part of life and conversation. My mother had already left Greece during the Greek military junta, but many of her friends were tortured. One of her friends was Vassilis Vassilikos, who wrote the novel Z, which was adpated into the Oscar winning film of the same name by Costa-Gavras.
My father left Spain to avoid getting jailed for his writing and exiled himself in France and Switzerland. He was always politically involved and as a lawyer defended immigrant workers in Geneva.
Frankly I consider myself a citizen of the world. I have three citizenships and am easily at home whenever and wherever I travel in the sense that I also feel at home in foreign places. I enjoy the feeling of foreigness, discovering different environments, cultures and languages. In a way, I could almost say I need that.
I constantly work with many actors and writers from all over the world. I enjoy picking up accents and learning languages. I'm curious about languages and life in general. Knowing etymology helps you understand where you come from. Speaking different languages facilitates communication between cultures. In this way you become a bridge between cultures and civilizations.
a. How would you describe yourself (your life) within the broader spectrum of globalisation?
What can I do to promote unity? On a global level, let's start with questioning nationalism. We're all here as humankind and have to find a way to come together and overcome our differences to live in peace.
What's fascinating since the advent of the internet is that social media helps us get together, so that we can be connected to people from all corners of the world. We're becoming a community that thinks the same way and bypasses prejudices. Two billion people are on the internet. Social media is facilitating a recognition of the unity of everyone across the globe. We all come from everywhere. We're probably on the verge of discovering alien life and realizing that what matters more than our differences is what unites us. It is sharing this Earth.
b. Why is cross-cultural education a must towards facilitating harmonious and sustainable development Post 2015?
The more we educate ourselves about other cultures, the more we understand one another. We then don't look at "the other" or "the one who is different" or "the foreigner" in fear. People usually fear what they don't understand. And by understanding where we come from we all get to know ourselves.
a. How often do you see your 'own' family and how do you rest?
I see my family about once a year. I wish I'd see them more often. When I lived in New York instead of Los Angeles, I'd go visit at least twice a year. I hope to be able to travel more.
I tend to exhaust myself and have to make sure I get enough rest. Sleep is paramount. I also like to cultivate a relationship with my inner self through dreams. Yoga and walks along the ocean are very therapeutic. As necessary as it is to be connected to the world, it is also vital to remain in communion with nature. To be in silence. To commune with your inner or higher self, which is connected to what we can call the divine or the force of universe.
b. Could you please offer practical recommendations on how and why migration could be incorporated into Post 2015 UN Development Agenda, including through a new global partnership for inclusive development?
The rise of the sea levels is going to force a lot of people to move. They will not be welcome and will have less rights. This has happened throughout history.
What can be done about that is for individuals across the globe to see the unity between themselves and the relationship they have to one another. What's required is a shift in consciousness.
a. Which one (animal) would you be and why?
I would say I'm inhabited by many animals. The wolf comes to mind first. Then the horse and several others. I deeply connect with animals. We are all one kin. It's easy for me to communicate with them. I recognize myself and all of us in them. They're part of our evolution. Speaking of home – again – I'm comfortable and at home around animals. I'll take it even further. I need to be connected to animals to be happy. They have a healing impact on humans and it's proven. Hospitals encourage people to bring dogs to visit patients because of their uplifting effect.
Wolves have had a tremendous influence on us. They are great regulators of our environment. Our society is based on theirs. Each wolf plays a specific role in the pack. There's the medic etc. They take great care of both their young and their old and are extremely intelligent. And they're willing to live with us. The least we could do is return the favor. Every species and plant maintains our ecosystem. We should be stewards of our planet and take good care of it during our brief time here.
b. What are some of the lessons for consideration and suggestions for improvement contributing to the development of the operational guidance for a peaceful society within an animal context?
We are becoming more and more aware of how intelligent animals are. They are sentient beings just like us. And many countries have started granting them more rights. For instance in Spain you can no longer experiment on primates. In a landmark resolution, San Francisco recognized the rights of whales and dolphins: the San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed a measure stating that cetaceans, or whales, dolphins and porpoises, have the right to be free from life in captivity. The resolution states that the animals deserve "to be free of captivity, and to remain unrestricted in their natural environment." In the EU treaty of Lisbon, animals are considered as 'sensitive creatures,' and recent amendments to French Civil Law have modified the classification of animals from 'personal property' to 'living beings gifted with sentience'. In 2002 Germany became the first country in the European Union to grant constitutional rights to its animals. In 2006, members of the Dutch Party for the Animals (PvdD) became the first animal-rights MPs anywhere in the world. We still have a long road ahead challenging the exploitation of animals. It is in our own interest to stop mistreating them because it is backfiring on us.
What criteria do you use when choosing the company (people) to be with at personal time and professionally? And based on the notion that we're all passers-bye, in one sentence, what would your eulogy be?
I tend to choose kindred souls, people with whom I share affinities.
She lived with grace and had the best laughter.


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Article January 20, 1986 ISSUE
Forgiveness in Beirut
MARGARET ESTES POWELL
When the media report a tragedy that has happened somewhere across the world, far from us, or even in a town nearby, we may yearn to help those involved, but we may also at times feel helpless. A few years ago Margaret Powell, a Christian Scientist, found herself propelled from being an "ordinary person" into the midst of a world news event. And what she learned of the power of prayer and of forgiveness offers a concrete answer to that question "What can I do?" The following is based on a talk she gave to the North Pomfret Congregational Church in Pomfret, Vermont. The church was presenting a series of sermons on forgiveness, and because of her experience the minister invited her to speak.
It was an ordinary day for ordinary people in Pennsylvania, April 18, 1983. It was Monday morning. My husband, Dick, went off to the office, and our son went to his class. But shortly after he left he came back and said, "Mom, the American Embassy in Beirut has been bombed. I just heard it on the radio. You might want to listen to the news."
Liberation from tyranny
The arms race that will bless
MARJORIE MACARTNEY
Christian warfare
JEFFREY LACY PLUM
PATRICIA M. WHITE
Spiritual unity and world peace
STEPHEN D. HELMER
Christian diplomacy
GODFREY JOHN
Watchwords of peace
CAROLYN B. SWAN
No river too wide for love to cross
WILLIAM E. MOODY
When I was in high school, the choral group I...
LESLIE J. McLEOD-WARRICK
I wish to acknowledge joyously and humbly the divine Principle...
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Several years ago, while I was working as a reporter for a local...
CYNTHIA R. GRAY with contributions from STEPHEN T. GRAY
When I was a college student, there was a time when I desperately...
RALPH WILLIAM MOORE, JR.


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Nicholas Chevalier, Cook Straits, New Zealand, c 1884
Reading about American artist James Luna's travels around the country brings to mind of a couple of earlier artistic visitors to New Zealand.
Nicholas Chevalier, the Russian-born, Australian-domiciled Swiss painter made two visits to New Zealand in the 1860s. The first, in 1865, was sponsored by the Otago Provincial Council. Not to be outdone, the Canterbury Provincial Council stumped up additional funds so Chevalier could paint that province too.
Chevalier returned to New Zealand three years later, this time to Wellington. The results of that trip included watercolours like this and this, and ultimately the magnificent painting shown above. It was produced many years after his visit and that may explain the rather unusual conjunction of Kapiti Island with Cook Strait. The painting was in a pretty sorry state when Te Papa bought it 120 years later and you can read about the conservation treatment it underwent here. It's now on show in Toi Te Papa.
Tom Roberts, Hutt Valley, 1900
Another trans-Tasman traveller who had a memorable stay was Tom Roberts. The Australian impressionist arrived on the Monowai in March of 1900. The ship was quarantined to Matiu/Somes Island for a week as authorities were worried about the possibility of bubonic plague arriving from Sydney. Roberts used the time productively, painting the above view looking up the Hutt Valley and this one of the island.
We bought the two paintings at auction a few years ago. Neither has been shown at Te Papa yet but, like the Chevaliers, they will be featured in the forthcoming book on the art collections.
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Tagged: Nicholas Chevalier, Tom Roberts


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Thomas Joannes »Jean, Jan« Stieltjes, nizozemski matematik, * 29. december 1856, Zwolle, Nizozemska, † 31. december 1894, Toulouse, Francija.

Stieltjes je bil pionir na področju problema momentov v verjetnostnem računu in je prispeval dosežke k raziskovanju verižnih ulomkov z vidika splošnih kompleksnih analitičnih funkcij.

Življenje in delo

Njegov oče, ki je imel enako ime kot on, je bil gradbenik in politik. Bil je odgovoren za gradnjo več pristanišč okrog Rotterdama in je bil član nizozemskega parlamenta. Stieltjes mlajši je leta 1873 začel študirati na Politehniški šoli v Delftu. Namesto, da bi hodil na predavanja, je bral Gaussova in Jacobijeva dela. Zaradi tega ni izdeloval izpitov. Tudi leta 1875 in 1876 ni opravil svojih študijskih obveznosti in oče je bil obupan. Oče je bil prijatelj astronoma Sande Bakhuyzna, ki je bil tedaj rektor Univerze v Leidnu. Oče je našel službeno mesto za sina kot asistent na Observatoriju Leiden.

Kmalu zatem si je Stieltjes 8. novembra 1882 začel dopisovati s Hermitom in njuno dopisovanje je trajalo do konca njegovega življenja. Izvirno je Stieltjes pisal Hermitu o svojem delu iz nebesne mehanike, vendar je temo kmalu zamenjal v matematiko in začel posvečati svoj prosti čas matematičnemu  raziskovanju.

Predstojnik Observatorija Leiden Sande Bakhuyzen se je na Stieltjesovo prošnjo 1. januarja 1883 za prenehanje dela v observatoriju odzval hitro in mu odobril več dela na matematičnem področju. Maja 1883 se je Stieltjes poročil z Elizabeth Intveld. Tudi ona ga je vzpodbujala naj se namesto astronomiji posveti matematiki. Septembra tega leta so ga zaprosili naj nadomesti F. J. van den Berga na Tehniški univerzi v Delftu. Od decembra je tu poučeval analitično in opisno geometrijo. Na koncu leta je odstopil od svoje službe v observatoriju.

Leta 1884 se je prijavil na profesorsko mesto analize v Groningenu. Sprva so ga sprejeli, na koncu pa ga je Oddelek za izobraževanje zavrnil, ker ni imel zahtevanih diplom. Najprej so to profesorsko mesto dali Kortewegu, vendar je mesto zavrnil, nato pa so ga dali Florisu de Boeru. Leta 1884 sta Hermite in profesor Bierens de Haan uredila, da je Univerza v Leidnu Stietjesu podelila častni doktorat, kar mu je omogočilo poučevanje. Leta 1885 je z družino odšel v Pariz. Tega leta so ga izbrali za člana Kraljeve nizozemske akademije znanosti (Koninklijke Nederlandse Akademie van Wetenschappen, KNAW), naslednje leto pa je postal njen tuji član. Leta 1889 je dobil mesto profesorja diferencialnega in integralskega računa na Univerzi v Toulousu.

Stieljes je raziskoval skoraj na vseh področjih analize, verižnih ulomkov in teorije števil. Zaradi svojega dela ga včasih štejejo za »očeta analitične teorije verižnih ulomkov.«

Po njem se imenuje vrsta posplošitve definicije določenega integrala, integral dane funkcije z diferencialom kakšne druge funkcije. Za definicijsko območje funkcije (integracijsko območje) se vzame množico vrednosti kakšne funkcije. Uporablja se ga zlasti v fiziki in tehniki.

Poznal je zvezo med obnašanjem Mertensove funkcije , vsote Möbiusovih funkcij, in Riemannovo domnevo. Hermitu je leta 1885 v pismu zatrdil, da se mu je posrečilo dokazati naslednje: za vsako še tako veliko število  velja:

Tega dokaza Stieltjes ni nikoli objavil, ker je verjetno v svojem dokazu odkril napako. Pri tem naprej velja, če za poljubno konstantno število  pri vseh naravnih številih  velja:

je pravilna tudi Riemannova domneva. Njegova najava je sprožila val raziskav o Mertensovi funkciji .

Njegovo delo je pomembno tudi kot prvi korak k teoriji Hilbertovih prostorov. Veliko je prispeval tudi k razumevanju nezveznih funkcij in divergentnih vrst, diferencialnih enačb, interpolacije, funkcije Γ in eliptičnih funkcij.

Priznanja

Poimenovanja

Po njem se imenuje Matematični inštitut Thomasa Stieltjesa Univerze v Leidnu.

Nagrade

Francoska akademija znanosti mu je za delo o verižnih ulomkih podelila Ormoyevo nagrado.

Glej tudi

 Lebesgue-Stieltjesov inegral
 Laplace-Stieltjesova transformacija
 Stieltjesova matrika
 Stieltjesov problem momentov
 Stieltjesova transformacija (Stieltjesova inverzna formula)
 Stieltjes-Wigertovi polinomi
 Stieltjesovi polinomi
 Čebišov-Markov-Stieltjesove neenakosti
 Stieltjesov izrek
 Annales de la Faculté des Sciences de Toulouse

Sklici

Zunanje povezave

 Stran o Thomasu Joannesu Stieltjesu Univerze svetega Andreja

 Œuvres complètes de Thomas Jan Stieltjes, pub. par les soins de la Société mathématique d'Amsterdam. (Groningen: P. Noordhoff, 1914–18) (kopija PDF na UMDL, besedilo v nizozemščini, francoščini in nemščini)

Nizozemski matematiki
Predavatelji na Tehniški univerzi v Delftu
Predavatelji na Univerzi v Leidnu
Predavatelji na Univerzi v Toulousu
Nizozemski akademiki
Člani Kraljeve nizozemske akademije umetnosti in znanosti


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2022 Fantasy Player Profile: Fernando Tatis Jr.
Our 2022 Fantasy Player Profiles continue with Fernando Tatis Jr., a popular top pick in keeper and one-year leagues.
By Dusty Baker | November 12, 2021 |
PHOENIX, ARIZONA - AUGUST 15: Fernando Tatis Jr #23 of the San Diego Padres gestures skyward as he crosses the plate after hitting a solo home run against the Arizona Diamondbacks during the third inning of the MLB game at Chase Field on August 15, 2021 in Phoenix, Arizona. (Photo by Ralph Freso/Getty Images)
The San Diego Padres have a superstar running the show at the shortstop position for the foreseeable future. Despite have a shoulder injury during the heart of the season, Fernando Tatis Jr. may have somehow seen his fantasy value increase in 2021.
I am a big position versatility guy. If you are in a deep league (keeper or one-year), it is important to draft players that can fill multiple positions in the off-chance a key player is hurt or is given a Sunday off. Normally the shortstop position is a premium position. Over the last few years, shortstop has presented the fantasy community with some of the most premiere players in the league. With Tatis Jr. playing outfield in the second half of 2021, he has now established himself as a fantasy shortstop with outfield eligibility that nobody expected.
.@tatis_jr hits it OUT OF DODGER STADIUM! pic.twitter.com/EXJIOq2iWG
— MLB (@MLB) October 1, 2021
The numbers Tatis Jr. brings to the table are elite at either position you use him at, posting a .282/.364/.611 slash line with 31 doubles, 42 homers, 97 RBI's, and 99 runs scored while having only 478 at-bats under his belt this past season. Tatis Jr. can also bring speed to a lineup, stealing 25 bases this on a team that generally loves to steal in any given situation.
Fernando Tatis Jr. has exited the game with an apparent elbow injury
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The only problems with Tatis Jr. from 2021 were health and clubhouse issues. The left shoulder that Tatis Jr. partially dislocated is still not at full health and will remain a concern heading into the 2022 season. Tatis Jr. has elected to not get shoulder surgery according to MLB.com and could therefore be a more volatile choice for a top pick in a one-year league if he re-aggravates it.
Tatis Jr. missed 30 games in the 2021 season, something that many believed would wind up being a season-ending injury before San Diego plugged him into the outfield to protect his shoulder.
Listen to the whole thing. Manny Machado and Tatis addressing the situation we all witnessed the other day.
They say it's unfortunate everyone had to witness it but it was important to getting back on track and they are brothers! #padres pic.twitter.com/HwVyFaa39d
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Fantasy players should not be too concerned about Tatis Jr. and his tiff with Manny Machado. However, the two players certainly feed off each other from a fantasy perspective. One hopes their little feud is over and they can move forward into the 2022 season with a clean slate.
However, if there are issues between the two again in the upcoming season, expect the Padres to address the issue in any way possible to accommodate their star shortstop. That could mean the worst for Machado and the locker room, something that can always hurt the numbers of a player. I don't expect this to happen and wouldn't put too much stock into this being a key concern when drafting Tatis Jr.
These stars were the best of the best in 2021. pic.twitter.com/qKK8TGKUC4
— MLB Stats (@MLBStats) November 9, 2021
Fernando Tatis Jr. might be the best player in baseball and is an easy top-five pick in any league. This kid is special and has the potential for a 40-40 season in the near future. Let's not forget this stud is only heading into his age-23 season.
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Global life expectancy has increased due to the improved treatments and drugs available, which has resulted in the increased size of the older population (those aged 65 and over). This segment of the population is driving the demand for portable devices, including respiratory and anesthetic devices. Also, unhealthy lifestyles have increased the incidence of opportunistic ailments such as obstructive sleep apnea (OSA), asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). These factors—the increasing number of older people, unhealthy lifestyles and the increasing number of surgical procedures—are the major factors underlying increased demand for anesthetic and respiratory devices. This report includes a chapter on Anesthesia drugs that analyzes the drugs most often administered in local and general anesthesia, as well as Anesthesia used in dentistry, and discusses the demand for these drugs as well as the restraints and growth of their markets.
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Employee Benefits Compliance, Penalties, Reporting Requirements
Late or Inaccurate 1095-Cs or Bs? Consider the Penalties
Lisa Klinger, J.D. March 31, 2016, 1:23 pm January 24, 2017 4
Today (March 31, 2016) is the due date by which "applicable large employers" (ALEs) must furnish 1095-Cs to employees who were full-time in 2015. For self-insured plans, both large and small employers must furnish 1095-Cs or 1095-Bs to full-time and part-time employees who were enrolled in coverage (and to enrolled non-employees such as dependents, former employees or outside directors).
For some employers, today's question is:
What are the penalties for furnishing 1095-Cs/or Bs) late (after March 31, 2016), or for furnishing incorrect 1095-Cs/Bs and then sending corrected forms in the next week?
If this does not apply to you, you can just skip the rest of this article!
There is no penalty for furnishing incorrect forms today and sending corrected forms (preferably as soon as possible), as long as you made a good faith effort to comply with information reporting requirements for 2015.
The penalty for furnishing forms late is $250 per form, to a maximum of $3,000,000 (only $1,000,000 for smaller employers, as defined below). Additionally, if you furnish the forms within 30 days (i.e., by April 30), the penalty is reduced from $250 to $50 per form. The IRS may waive or reduce the penalty if you furnish the forms late but you can show it was due to "reasonable cause and not to willful neglect." (IRC section 6724)
So, the safer course of action is to send incorrect forms today and send corrected forms as soon as possible. (Yes, this is an administrative burden and you will incur double mailing costs if you have not obtained employees' prior consent to receive 1095-Cs electronically; but it's probably less expensive than a $50/form penalty, if the IRS does not waive the late penalty.)
Why Might You be in this Situation?
Let's hope you have made a good faith effort to accurately complete the 1095-Cs for full-time employees, so you qualify for the penalty relief for inaccurate filing. Some examples:
You hired an outside information reporting vendor or payroll company, and you sent your information or input it online, but when you got the 1095-C forms from the vendor, you noticed that some of the information or codes were incorrect (perhaps lines 14-16?). You notified the vendor, but at this point they told you to send them out as is and send corrected forms later because they can't correct them before March 31. (Not unreasonable on their part, if a lot of clients have sent them information just recently or if they have taken on additional clients since the IRS extended the due dates.)
You did not hire an outside vendor, and you have your own payroll software (maybe you created it through QuickBooks), and you input all your payroll information, but the 1095-Cs just are not printing correctly.
You did use the ACA method to count employees in 2014, and you thought you had fewer than 50 full-time employees or "full-time equivalents" in 2014 so were not subject to the Employer Mandate or the Information Reporting requirements in 2015, but you recently realized that you actually had 50-99 full-time equivalents in 2014, so you are subject to Information Reporting even though not to the Employer Mandate in 2015.
An example of NOT a good faith effort is: You thought this would all just go away by now so you did not deal with it, because you have too much "real work" to do anyway.
Late-Filing Penalties and "Reasonable Cause"
For 2015 filings the IRS will not impose an "inaccuracy" penalty, but it will impose a penalty for late or non-filing (with the IRS) or furnishing (forms to employees). However, an employer MAY get relief if it can show that the failure to timely file or furnish was due to reasonable cause and not willful neglect. Below are details on the late-filing penalties and on what constitutes "reasonable cause."
Late Filing/Furnishing Penalties
Late filing penalty is $250 per return (e.g., per 1095-C), to a maximum of $3,000,000 per year.
There is a lower cap (only $1,000,000, not $3,000,000) for smaller entities with gross receipts of not more than $5,000,000.
However, these amounts are reduced if late or non-filings are corrected by the following dates:
30-Day Rule. If 1095-Cs (or Bs) are furnished to enrollees within 30 days after the due date (e.g., by April 30, 2016):
the per-return penalty is reduced from $250 to $50 per return, and
the calendar-year cap is reduced to $500,000 ($175,000 for small entities with gross receipts of not more than $5,000.000). (Code §§6721(b)(1) and 6722(b)(1).
Oct. 1, 2016 Rule. If 1095-Cs/Bs are furnished after April 30, 2016, but on or before Oct. 1, 2016:
the per-return penalty is reduced from $250 to $100 per return, and
the calendar-year cap is reduced to $1.5 million ($500,000 for small entities with gross receipts of not more than $5,000.000). (Code §§6721(b)(2) and 6722(b)(2).) (Note that for years after 2016, the dates are earlier, and the Oct. 1 rule is August 1 instead.)
Note that for paper and electronic filings with the IRS (as opposed to furnishing 1095-Cs/Bs to enrollees), the late filing dates for reduced penalties are different:
For paper returns filed with the IRS, late filings by June 30, 2016, will be subject to reduced penalties of $50 per return to a maximum of $500,000 ($175,000 for small entities), and late filings by November 1, 2016 will be subject to reduced penalties of $100 per return to a maximum of $1.5 million ($500,000 for small entities).
For electronic returns filed with the IRS, late filings by July 30, 2016, will be subject to reduced penalties of $50 per return to a maximum of $500,000 ($175,000 for small entities), and late filings by November 1, 2016 will be subject to reduced penalties of $100 per return to a maximum of $1.5 million ($500,000 for small entities).
These and other penalty amounts are listed in an earlier Leavitt article, click here. The reduced late filing penalties are in Q/A 32 on IRS Webpage on reporting, here.
"Reasonable Cause"
Code section 6724 provides that no penalty shall be imposed if the filer shows "that such failure is due to reasonable cause and not to willful neglect."
In evaluating whether a particular ALE meets the "reasonable cause" test, the IRS will consider whether there were "significant mitigating factors" and whether the failure to timely file "arose from events beyond the filer's control." Additionally, the filer must establish that it "acted in a responsible manner." Some practical applications of these terms:
One "mitigating factor" the regulations note is whether the filer was required in the past to file or furnish the particular type of return or statement. Since this is the first year that 1095s and 1094s are required, this would be a "mitigating factor" for all employers.
One type of "event beyond the filer's control" noted in the regulations is if the filer can show that it contracted with an agent (third party) to furnish timely correct statements and provided the proper information sufficiently in advance of the due date.
In determining whether an employer "acted in a responsible manner," the IRS will likely take into account whether the employer made reasonable efforts to develop the appropriate procedures, collect the data needed, prepare the forms itself or contract with outside entities to prepare the forms, and furnish the forms to employees and covered individuals or test its ability to transmit information to the IRS directly. The IRS also will take into account the extent to which the employer is taking steps to ensure that it is able to comply with the reporting requirements for 2016.
(For more detail on "reasonable cause," see IRS regulations at 301.6724-1; for specific application to 1095-1094 filings, see Q/A 3 on the IRS webpage entitled "Questions and Answers on Reporting of Offers of Health Insurance Coverage by Employers" – here.
Since this is the first year that 1095s and 1094s are required, I think the IRS is unlikely to impose penalties if an employer made reasonable efforts to timely furnish 1095-Cs or Bs but ended up sending them a few days or a week late, but that is just my personal opinion. Leavitt is not guaranteeing this. Employers should consider their own tolerance for risk and also consult with their legal counsel.
Corrected Forms
What if you send inaccurate forms on time (i.e., by March 31, 2016) and then send corrected forms, since there is no penalty to do that as long as you made a good faith effort to comply with information reporting requirements for 2015 and to obtain accurate information?
The following rules apply if you send corrected Forms 1095-C or B. For additional information, see page 4 of the "2015 Instructions for Forms 1094-C and 1095-C , here.
You must complete all applicable lines of the form, not just the lines with corrected information.
If you are correcting a form 1095-C that you previously furnished to an enrollee but have not yet filed with the IRS, you should write CORRECTED on the revised form to the recipient, but you should not check the checkbox on Form 1095-C that indicates a corrected form. (This will apply if you furnish corrected forms to enrollees next week.)
If you are correcting a form 1095-C that you have already filed with the IRS, you must check the checkbox on Form 1095-C to indicate a corrected form. Do not write CORRECTED on this form.
1095-B1095-Clate formsreasonable cause
Aside from an employee in the know with a bone to pick, how would the IRS know if you were a few days late on delivering the forms to participants?
Lisa Klinger says:
You are correct that the IRS probably would not know that an employer sent 1095-Cs a few days late to employees unless a disgruntled employee (or former employee) reported it to the IRS. Or if the IRS audited the employer in the next year or next few years and asked for evidence that the 1095-Cs were furnished and the date they were.
Just to clarify. If my 1095-C is incorrect then my employer should write CORRECTED on the form instead of checking the box unless they already filed the forms with the IRS?


So we want to cover the key questions you need to take into account when buying Himalayan salt lamps near you.
You can also view our Himalayan Salt Lamp Review in 2019 where we run through the major Himalayan pink salt lamps to consider, including the bases, size and shapes.
Negative ions, absorbing water and improving air quality are three of the top health benefits talked about with pink salt lamps.
In addition, we often have customers tell us how they reduce allergy symptoms, improve their energy levels and help in purifying the air in their home.
You can read more about the negatively charged ions in the air and how they improve mood here.
But scientific studies aside, people love the warm glowing, natural look and feel of these beautiful salt lamps from the foothills of the Himalayas.
In particular, you may love the lamps for your home as a night light for the natural soft light sources it provides.
Is it best to buy Himalayan salt lamps near me?
For many, postage is a big factor when it comes to buying salt lamps online. If postage is a concern and you prefer not to pay postage, then buying salt lamps locally is your best option.
Himalayan salt lamps weigh at least two to four kilos, and for those with a bigger room, you're looking at four to six kilos, six to nine kilos or even nine to 12 kilos.
Having said that, we do specialise in large Himalayan salt lamps as well. We often get large salt lamps up to 35kgs in size. But we sell out of these almost as soon as we get them.
If large Himalayan salt lamps are your preference then you will be pleased to know we are Sydney's top supplier of large salt lamps.
Below is a range of our normal size natural salt lamps and their respective prices.
Postage prices - How much is postage on a salt lamp?
Your postage cost for your salt lamp will depend on the weight of the salt lamp. We use three major postal companies within Australia to find the most cost-effective postage for you.
Our goal is to find the lowest price postage but also the fastest. That is our priority.
As we choose from 3-4 courier options, the postage costs are pretty low, and we can post your salt lamps Australia wide.
But for those who prefer to pay zero postage, local pickup is available in Sydney and is the best option to buy your Himalayan salt lamp.
When you place an order and enter your postal address, our postage calculator will give you an exact price on postage. You will know immediately before you have to pay for your order.
We DO NOT charge a 'handling' fee on your order. Whatever the postage quote is, we pass that on to you. We will always be transparent with our postage quote.
You then accept and pay, and your item will be shipped the next morning.
For those in major cities, postage is at best the next day and for most others, you will receive your order within 2-3 business days.
Generally speaking, if you buy a Himalayan rock salt lamp that might be six to nine kilos, that's probably a good weight ratio to get the best value out of your postage.
When all is said and done, it is important to consider the postage rates when it comes to buying your Himalayan rock salt lamps.
Included in your purchase you will receive a light bulb inside and a power cord as you will see when you click on more product information.
What about sites offering free shipping?
Now, you may come across companies who offer free shipping with the Himalayan rock salt lamps.
Try not to fall into this trap because you're paying for this one way or the other.
Bottom line is shipping is a hard cost none of us can 'get out of' so to speak. It will be factored into the price one way or the other. Either the retail price is $10 more, or it is added at checkout.
Should I buy salt lamps at a shopping centre?
Now, some of you may have the opportunity to purchase from a retail outlet in a shopping centre. Nearby us, there's a big shopping centre, and they have rock salt lamps. But they only stock the small ones. You will never find the larger size salt lamps in the local shopping centres or chemists.
The reason why you would not want to buy them from a shopping centre or a retail outlet is they put a significant markup on.
If you shop around, you'll find they sell it for at least $10 more than what you see here at Earth Inspired Gifts.
We have some of our customers who will be at a local shopping centre. When they see the prices in the store, they do a search online and find our Sydney crystal shop.
You can see in the image below, a price chart from a local shopping centre in Sydney. We've written up a post on the best price for Himalayan salt lamps which is well worth reading.
They realise they're going to save $10, $15 or maybe even as much as $40 depending on the weight of the salt lamp.
As a result, they give us a call and drive straight over to our Sydney display. We've got ample parking and make it super simple for those in Sydney looking for the best place to buy Himalayan salt lamps in 2019.
The quality of the base your rock salt lamp is made on does make a big difference. Many are on an inferior wooden base.
If your salt lamp sweats and it is on a wooden base, it will leave a residue, and it is not nice.
A leaking salt lamp is similar to when you have a cold drink, and you let it sweat, but you don't have a coaster. If it is on a wooden table, you will know it leaves a mark and discolours the wood. A salt lamp on a wooden base is exactly like that.
Should I buy a real Himalayan salt lamp on a marble base?
The other type of base available is a marble base and, to be honest, they're okay but not fantastic. We noticed they are selling natural Himalayan salt lamps on a steel base but only in America. We believe it defeats the purpose of the natural feel and benefits of Himalayan salt lamps.
All of our Himalayan salt lamps are earth-inspired gifts. As a result, they come on an onyx crystal base.
These are beautiful bases. It doesn't make any difference from a health point of view. They are just much more beautiful, simple as that.
When you are looking for the best place to buy a salt lamp, stick with the onyx base. Every single one is unique and beautiful.
Click play on the video below to see the difference in the quality of the bases from wood to marble to onyx.
Every single one of our salt lamp bases is a crystal, so they're beautiful in presentation. They're much shinier, and they're much more appealing.
It's sort of like buying a real diamond ring versus a zirconia. They sort of look similar, but one is way more attractive. Buying crystal salt lamps on an Onyx crystal base is like buying the diamond ring version. You deserve the best.
When you have a look around for the base, just have a look at the video on our page above to see the different styles of salt lamp bases. Notice how different the finish is?
People are always impressed with the onyx crystal base for the very reason they just are a beautiful base.
When it comes to the best place to buy Himalayan salt lamps in 2019, we hope you can see why it is best to buy here at Earth Inspired Gifts.
If you live in the Sydney area, if you live anywhere in Sydney, then it's great to make the trip out to our display. We are based in the Hills District in Baulkham Hills, NSW.
You can view all our rock salt products on display. We've got an extensive selection of various natural salt lamps from 2 to 4 kilos all the way up to our large pink salt lamps up to 40 kilos.
We also have seven different hand carved salt lamps to choose from. Our full range of carved salt lamp stock is listed below.
All of our Himalayan salt lamps come on an onyx crystal base, and they're beautiful to look at.
By far our most popular shaped salt lamps are the Fire Bowl, Pyramid and the Teardrop.
People seem to love the fire-like appeal of the fire bowl and so many people are captivated and mesmerised by the shape of the pyramid. If you are buying a gift for a boy or man, the Pyramid shape is always well received.
You can view our best price for Himalayan salt lamps or read through our salt lamp care instructions. We have a range of beautiful tea lights and candle holders here and our selenite lamps here.
If you have any questions, please get in touch or drop in to see our display in Sydney. We'd love to help you find the perfect salt lamp for you and your loved ones.


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Obituary of Nina Melinda Hull
Passed peacefully away on August 15th, 2022 at the Admiral's Coast Retirement Home in Conception Bay South, Mrs. Nina Hull, of Twillingate, at the age of 101. Nina is predeceased by her parents Elijah and Alice Sharpe, husband, Winslow Hull, sister Audrey Warren (Leslie), daughter Audrey, son-in-law Ronald Roberts, and grandson Robbie Pelley. With a lifetime of memories, she leaves to mourn her children, Betty (Bon Pelley), Ruth Roberts, Harold (Frances), son-in-law Clarence Bridger; grandchildren, Barry Pelley (Diana), Paul Pelley (Sharon), Craig Pelley (Christie), Gail Bursey, Grant Hull (Jennifer), Greg Bridger (Elizabeth), Krysta Molloy (Tyson); great grandchildren, Conrad, Ariel, Demi, Christian, Molly-Claire, Seamus, Andrea, Catalina, Troy, Erin, Brandon, and Spencer. She also leaves to mourn a large circle of family, extended family, and friends. We would like to extend a heartfelt thank-you to the staff of Admiral's Coast Retirement Home, where she resided for the last five years. Your kindness and compassion that you have shown our beloved mother during her stay has not gone unnoticed. A public visitation will take place from Isles Funeral Home, Twillingate on Wednesday, August 17, 2022, from and 2-4pm. A funeral service will be held from the Salvation Army Citadel, Twillingate on Thursday, August 18 at 2 pm followed by burial at the Salvation Army Cemetery, Ragged Point, Twillingate Donations may be made in Nina's memory to the Salvation Army Cemetery Fund, Twillingate.
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Dozens block railway to protest train's broken air conditioning
Arabic EditionOctober 23, 2011
Dozens of railway passengers coming from Aswan to Cairo protested in Assiut against their train's broken air conditioning.
Protesting passengers prevented the train from leaving Assiut station until the air conditioning was repaired, which made the train late by over an hour.
Passengers said that the air conditioner was out of order when the train left Aswan and the crew promised to repair it in Sohag.
In Sohag, they said, the crew told them it would be repaired in Assiut. In Assiut, they told them it would be repaired in Minya, which prompted the passengers to get out of the train and sit on the railway until the air conditioning was fixed.
The sit-in ended when a security official in Minya convinced them to return to their seats and promised to file a complaint with the police if the train's crew did not solve the problem.
Since the outbreak of the 25 January revolution people have used disrupting the train service as a way to force authorities make concessions.
Around 2000 residents of Ayat in Giza blocked the railway in June to protest against the installation of a mobile phone tower in the village. The sit-in ended when the tower was removed.
In April, a sit-in cut off train service in the Qena Governorate when a Copt and former police general was appointed governor. The sit-in ended when after 10 days the government removed the governor.
Translated from the Arabic Edition
air conditioner Assiut Ayat protest qena Railway sit-in Train
Brazil is reeling after Bolsonaro supporters stormed government buildings.
Three people killed, 7 injured in microbus accident in Qena
US considering training Ukrainian forces on Patriot missile system in the US, Pentagon says
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Arrogant Swine Ranges Far from N.C. With Greek Spinach Pie
Nothing quite says Carolina 'cue like spinach pie.
Much like Tyson Ho, pitmaster and proprietor of Arrogant Swine, New York City's only Eastern North Carolina BBQ joint I am a fan of the spanakopita, or spinach pie. Or at least I am a fan of the idea of it—shattering layers of phyllo filled with a flavorful mixture of spinach and cheese—which is never attained. The ones I have are usually soggy or stale. Not so for Ho's spinach pie ($6), which is crunchy and crispy thanks to being cooked in a waffle iron.
The resulting pie, filled with a mixture of feta, cream cheese, spinach, eggs, and "probably more butter than anyone should consume at one sitting," seasoned with lemon zest, garlic, shallots and red pepper among other things is quite astounding. It's certainly the best spinach pie I have ever had in Bushwick, if not all of New York City. I tried it the other day along with a decidedly Southeast Asian take on pork belly ($14 for half pound). Marinated in fish sauce and dressed with spicy tamarind sauce and crispy shallots, the porky slabs are quite wonderful if not exactly in the Eastern North Carolina tradition.
So just how did spinach pie find its way on to Arrogant Swine's menu? Ho blames it on the Greek metal fabricator who built his hog cooking pits. "You have to have spinach pie," Ho was told. "If my wife and I go into a restaurant and they don't have spinach pie we leave."
As for the Southeast Asian styled pork belly Ho says it was driven by a desire to set the cut apart from the rest of the hog on the menu. "The one thing I wanted to avoid was this kind of the thing that plagues most barbecue joints. Every single meat gets the same rub and every single meat gets the exact same sauce, you basically wind up tasting the same flavor over and over again." Nobody ever accused Ho of being unoriginal. Now that he's started serving brunch I am holding out for artisanal ham and egg sandwiches with donuts standing in for bread.
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This is what awaits you when you open the door of the brewery between Terre & Mer!
Three merry cronies welcome you from Monday to Saturday to make you have a good time remembering to delight your taste buds.
In the dining room, find William Lengelé, distinctive sign, a harsh ear that did not survive his past rugby player.
In cooking, it is ADITTANE Many leading dance, former head of the Château de la Commanderie, distinctive sign, a shrill voice piercing and you definitely hear during the service.
Our trademark: the house is the entrance to the dessert.
Discover our menu built around a simple and traditional cuisine concocted entirely from fresh products.
- A steak wine sauce accompanied by her fries.
- A saffron sauce monkfish medallion and seasonal vegetables.
- A bass fillet à la niçoise.
- A Landes salad of gizzards, toast, foie gras house.
Entre Terre & Mer your unique place for the broadcasting of rugby matches.


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