These are OUR BEST DAZE! My husband and I realize that as hard as these day's are, one day we're going to look back on these day's and say "ya know, those were the best day's of our lives!"
Our most recent review product came from Crossbow Education. We received their set of Reading Rulers.
I had heard about these types of color overlays in the past and wanted to give them a try. My son is dyslexic and supposedly they are beneficial for dyslexia and vision issues.
In my opinion dyslexia and visual weaknesses are two separate issues. My son doesn't have any visual weaknesses, to my knowledge. But, being a mom who would do anything to help her son read better, I wanted to give these a try.We used them a few times but, they seemed to distract him more than anything so we had to set them aside. I really wish they had worked better for his reading issues but they just didn't. I believe these would work well for a child or adult who had eye teaming or visual strain issues but not necessarily for the child with dyslexia.
If you feel that your child may have trouble focusing or suffer from eye strain, perhaps these could work wonders for him. They come in a pack of ten different colors and, according to their website, their purpose is to reduce page glare and dancing or blurring text.
They are made of hard plastic and offer a narrow window at the top or a wider window at the bottom. The narrow window would help the older child or adult who is reading books with smaller print while the wider window works with larger print.
The cost for all 10 rulers is $16.95 or you can choose a pack of 5 for $9.95. They come in the following colors: pink, celery, sky, magenta, grass, yellow, aqua, purple, orange, and jade.
In addition to the Reading Rulers, Crossbow also has a selection of other learning aids such as Phonics Games and Junior Learning Products. Also on their website you can try their Virtual Color Overlay for free.
If you'd like to see what other members of the Crew thought of this product, you can read more reviews on this Schoolhouse Review Post.
**Disclaimer: As a member of the TOS Homeschool Crew, I received this product free of charge, in exchange for my honest opinion/review. All opinions are mine. For more honest reviews from real homeschoolers, visit the Schoolhouse Review Crew website.
The Schoolhouse Review Crew has a new review team known as the Molly Crew. As a part of this crew I will be trying out products that aren't necessarily home school related, but rather home life related. Want to learn more? Visit this Molly Blog post.
The first product I was given to review was from Everyday Homemaking. They offered our crew two items to choose from, both were books. The Everyday Family Chore System (spiral bound 19.99) or Everyday Cooking (spiral bound 100pages, 17.99 or eBook 14.99) or you can purchase both for $34.98 (this is a sale so I'm not sure how long they'll offer this price). There are samples on the website so you can check it out before you buy (I ALWAYS take advantage of the samples), there are even some sample recipes!
I chose Everyday Cooking. I love cookbooks, probably because I struggle to find something my kids will eat. My husband and my children are simple eaters. They like meat and potatoes. They don't care for any veggies and they absolutely hate casseroles. They prefer to have their food not touching so it's best not to "throw everything in a dish and pop it in the oven." I feel like I cook the same 7-8 meals all the time, over and over. They like it that way, I don't. I like trying new things, but since it's 5 of them and only 1 of me, it doesn't usually go over well when I try. Therefore I always welcome a new cookbook to help me find something to add to my repertoire. Everyday Cooking did not disappoint.
Everyday Cooking is more than a cookbook. I would describe it as a cooking manual. There are lots of instructions on things other than just cooking. Such as, shopping, storing food, and multi-tasking in the kitchen. Things that you would teach your daughter (or son) as she works alongside you in the kitchen. Some examples are: how to cook beans by soaking them overnight and how to cook them if you forgot to soak, ideas on freezing meat to make it easy to pull it out of the freezer and have it ready for the meal, substitutions when you don't have what you need, lots of breakfast ideas to give you a healthy breakfast with little effort, and much more.
I found a couple recipes that were easy and my family actually liked (Porcupine Meatballs was one) but what I liked most about the book wasn't the recipes. It was the tips. There are hundreds of tips scattered throughout the book that teach you things that, if you grew up in the kitchen you probably already know. But if you didn't grow up in the kitchen, these are basic how to's that will make your cooking experience so much better. I loved those tips!!
The one thing I didn't like about this book was the tips! Didn't I just say that's what I loved about this book? Yelp! It was a love hate kind of thing. What I didn't like about the tips was, they weren't listed in the index. As I stated before, there are tips scattered throughout the book and they're usually placed close to a particular recipe where they are most applicable. That's great. But I had a hard time finding some of the tips later. I'm probably being picky but, I encountered this problem several times. When I first got the book I started reading through it and later when I was ready to cook and wanted to go back and find something I had read, I couldn't. It was hard to find it because the tips are just scattered here and there. I think they need to be listed in the index so we can find them more easily when we're not looking at the recipe they're dealing with. I will say this, they have them in a shaded box so that did help me as I was scanning for a particular tip.
Okay so now you know how I felt about Everyday Cooking. If you want to see what others thought of it and Everyday Family Chore System visit the Crew's blog.
With our school year being so hectic I chose to step down from TOS Crew this year so I could focus more on the subjects we enjoy and need to succeed in, without having to add in the review products (oh how I love some of those products. I will miss it).
So in an effort to fulfill my desire to try new products, I decided to join the Influenster team. I had no idea I would be chosen so quickly (I feel blessed), but I was and I received my very first Voxbox this week.
Community of trendsetters invited to share their lifestyles and show off their influence to qualify for personalized product shipments, special rewards and exclusive deals from the brands they love. Members love testing the latest products, giving insightful feedback, and spreading the word on their favorite finds!
So over the next few weeks Ill be trying this out and posting my opinion and reading to see what others thought of their items.
I've been cleaning out my school material and have added some additional items for sale. If you don't see what you want here, check out TIME TO SALE I have more listed there.
I also have a brain training curriculum from Learning Links If you have a child with dyslexia, dysgraphia, dyscalculia etc and you'd like to give brain training a try just make me an offer. This has 4 CD-Rom/DVD's that contain instructions, copies off all the print offs and videos to show you how to do the exercises. have printed off the pages and have them in a binder with plastic covers (they use a dry erase pen to do the exercises).
These video's are recommended for ages 6-14 years (see my opinion below) and last approximately 1 hour each. If you purchase from Library and Education's website you can purchase them for $8.97 per video or you can purchase all 6 for $47.95 (this is a substantial savings off the original price of $14.95 per DVD and $79.95 for the set).
Library and Education is a company I've used in the past and value greatly because of the wonderful savings they offer. They have tons of items at a fraction of the cost you'd pay from the original retailers.
The suggested age range for these video's is 6-14 years old but I must say I think 4-10 years old would be more appropriate. My oldest son age 12 didn't enjoy these at all. My 10 year old was a little more interested but still not truly engaged due to the childlike manner in which they were presented. If you notice the cover of the video, you'll get an idea of what I mean. Everyone is dressed alike with this cheesy backdrop, almost like Captain Kangaroo from day's gone by. It's important to look past these things in order to get the meat offered in these videos. It was just a little harder for my older kids to do that. If you're kids aren't used to watching shows like Man, Woman, Wild (one of my kids favorite shows and a far cry from Go Science) then they may really love these. But for us, it was just slightly more juvenile than what they're accustomed to at ages 10 and 12. My 5 & 6 year olds seemed to enjoy them a little more.
We used these DVD's as a simple way to expose ALL of my children to some basic Science information. With the younger kids we typically learn Science by following our interests and just picking up facts here and there as we go. This fit in to that way of learning greatly. My expectations were not particularly high so I was not disappointed. The experiments Mr. Roy shared were very neat and he was wonderful at explaining the Science involved.
If you want to read more reviews for Go Science and Library Education, visit this TOS Blog Post.
**Disclaimer: As a member of the TOS Homeschool Crew, I received this product free of charge, in exchange for my honest opinion/review. All opinions are mine. For more honest reviews from real homeschoolers, visit the TOS Crew website.
Tyndale and Focus on the Family have teamed up to bring us another "Busy Mom's Guide" this time it's all about Food and Family (two things I personally LOVE).
This is a 192 page paperback book with only 6 chapters, making it a quick and easy read or a nice little handy dandy resource guide.
Chapter 5 What about Diets, Medications, or Surgery?
This book was most helpful to me because it was put in simple to understand terms and, instead of offering an excerpt from every study available, the information was presented quickly and to the point. I learned the importance of reading labels and also what makes foods healthy/unhealthy. I've always struggled in the area of nutrition (and I'm sure I will continue to struggle to a point because this just isn't top priority in our lives right now) but this book has made it a little easier to make the right choices.
**I received this book free of charge from Tyndale, in exchange for my honest opinion.
The boys enjoyed all of the experiments they watched and they also tried many of them with no difficulty at all. I love that they were able to do most of them with little to no assistance from me (they actually allowed their younger brother and sister be their 'assistants'). They were quite impressed with what they could do with ordinary items from our house. Our favorites so far are Lift an Ice Cube with a String, Matchstick Speedboat, and Cloud in a Bottle.
Jason Gibson is the Science teacher in these videos and he shows you step by step what to do and explains the science behind why it works. You can then do the experiment yourself if you wish, but it isn't required. By watching the video you will have learned all you need to understand the science, but my kids weren't happy with just watching, they wanted to actually do the experiment themselves. The video's are pretty short, about 10-15 min each, as you can see from their demo HERE.
Science and Math.com also offers video's for Basic Math, Algebra, Geometry, and Calculus as well as Chemistry and Physics.
I would suggest Amazing Science as a great supplement for any Science program and even a stand alone program for the younger children who really don't require a lot of science instruction.
Visit Amazing Science and sign up for a free experiment delivered to your inbox. You can also find a list of all the experiments on these DVD's.
If you would like to hear what other TOS Reviewers thought of Amazing Science please visit the blog here.
I'm a homeschooling mom to three boys and one very rotten little girl. I love my life and I believe the Lord hand picked my husband just for me! It is my greatest desire to grow in the Lord and to be a living example for my children to see and learn from.
I read somewhere that motherhood is the journey from self-centeredness. I knew exactly what that meant my first night in the hospital with that tiny baby that would not sleep. As the years have gone by I've learned more and more how truly selfish I can be. I'm so thankful the Lord has blessed me with children to teach me the art of selflessness. I'm definitely still in the learning phase, but by His grace I hope to finish my journey more selfless than when I began.


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Yanomami Tribe buries blood samples studied without consent
Yanomami tribal members hold a burial ceremony for the samples. Photo by Estêvão Benfica / ISA - Instituto Socioambiental
The Yanomami Tribe in Brazil held a burial ceremony for nearly 2,700 blood samples that were returned to the community after a long fight.
The samples were taken during the 1960s. They were subjected to research and other studies without the consent of the tribal individuals.
""These Americans robbed our blood. They did not say anything in our language about the tests they were going to do. Nobody knew that they were going to use our blood to do research," tribal leader Davi Kopenawa said told Survival International.
The samples were held by educational institutions in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Illinois and Georgia. The National Cancer Institute, a federal agency, also held some samples.
Kopenawa only learned about the samples after reading Darkness in El Dorado: How Scientists and Journalists Devastated the Amazon , a book from 2000 that raised questions about the methods of Napoleon Chagnon, a controversial anthropologist who spent time among the Yanomami.
Brazil: Blood samples returned to Yanomami after nearly 50 years (Survival International 4/13)

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With a recent surge in popularity following the success of the hit single "Somebody That I Used To Know", the artist known as Gotye has seemingly come out of nowhere as an overnight sensation in the indie music scene.
But, in actuality, Gotye, aka Wouter "Wally" De Backer, has been around for more than a decade. The Belgian-born, Australian-bred De Backer has released four albums and several EPS with his band The Basics and another three full-length albums under the Gotye moniker.
By the way, according to Wikipedia, the name "Gotye" is derived from "Gaultier" (or "Gautier" or "Gauthier"), the French equivalent of "Wouter" ("Walter" in English).
De Backer has been nominated for a slew of awards in Australia for both his solo and collaborative work, and, as Gotye, he has won five Australian Recording Industry Association Music Awards — the Down Under version of the Grammys.
He had released two Gotye albums — 2003's Boardface and 2006's Like Drawing Blood — but didn't start receiving international acclaim until the 2011 release of Making Mirrors.
Besides the above two tracks, the album includes an eclectic mix of pop, rock, soul and electro sounds with varying vocals that trace their roots to such forebears as Sting and Peter Gabriel. The disc as a whole is something of an acquired taste, with several throwaway tracks mixed among the better stuff.
Some of the stronger tunes include "Save Me" (electro-pop that calls to mind Owl City), "Giving Me a Chance", "Bronte", "In Your Light" (a very poppy tune that's reminiscent of Steve Winwood) and "I Feel Better" (a very soulful pop song that might conjure images of Cee-Lo Green or Bruno Mars).
He'll be touring the United States starting in March; unfortunately, many of the shows are already sold out. Check out more songs on his MySpace page.
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Manchester City forward Raheem Sterling has written a heart-warming letter to a young fan after being made aware of the racist abuse he has suffered.
The England international has found himself at the centre of unwelcome attention this season after being subjected to more terrace taunts during a trip to Stamford Bridge.
He has continued to speak out against the narrow-minded views of certain sections of modern society, while offering support to those who find themselves in a similar position.
That has now seen the 24-year-old respond to a follower named Ethan Ross after being made aware by the youngster's grandmother that he has been victimised.
Sterling, who also forwarded on a signed photograph, wrote: "Dear Ethan. I have recently been told from your loving Nanna Sue about the tough time you are having with racial abuse.
"Remember to stand tall and be proud of who you are and don't let them take away your courage. You are strong and very brave, and your Nanna is also very proud of you. Keep being you kid.
"Remember speaking up doesn't always make life easy, but easy never changed anything.
After finding himself targeted during a Premier League trip to Chelsea on December 8, Sterling hit out at the coverage given to young black players in the modern game.
He highlighted double standards and called on those responsible to give more consideration to their coverage of certain individuals and topics.
"All I have to say is have a second thought about fair publicity and give all players an equal chance," he said.
Sterling also said he "had to laugh" and expected "no better" when addressing the alleged racist remarks he was subjected to in a post on his personal Instagram account.


During her imperial heyday, Britain's greatest fighting force - the Royal Navy - was only ever as good as its surgeons. "Surgeons of the Fleet" explores the dramatic story of medical practice on the high seas, offering the first full portrait of the men who dedicated their lives to the Navy, and their contribution to its efficacy as a military machine. With vivid and occasionally eye-watering description, David McLean traces the development of naval medicine from the gory days of Cook and Nelson - when as many as 65 per cent of maritime casualties were due to illness - through to the outbreak of World War I, recounting the advances in surgery, diet and hygiene which allowed Britannia to rule the waves. "Surgeons of the Fleet" also offers a unique window into the development of public health programmes on land, many of which grew out of maritime initiatives. Brimming with original research and colourful storytelling, "Surgeons of the Fleet" makes an invaluable contribution to the fields of military and imperial history.


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I'm not a genius. I don't have all the answers. I make mistakes. I often get it wrong. But some people, are getting it right. They have something valuable to say, or they are being successful at whatever they have chosen to do. And they can be a source for a significant amount of priceless inspiration and ideas.
So I've learned to be observant. To listen. To be inquisitive. And I find wisdom everywhere. I mean EVERYWHERE.
How do I do this? It's really quite simple. Watch. Listen. Observe. Dig. Research. Look up. Google. Ask.
Don't let the world just slip by. Listen to conversations. Watch and read TV, Social Media, Information Sources and Feeds, and look for the golden nuggets. They are there.
Recently, I was watching one of my favorite programs, National Geographic's Life Below Zero. The real life characters have a lot of valuable things to say. Here is a nugget I harvested from listening to Chip Hailstone: You will find success where opportunity meets experience. Now he didn't say it exactly like that, but that's what he meant. All I had to do was listen. That nugget was there for the harvesting.
Here is another gem I was able to pluck from reading some of my favorite social media sources: Don't look for a guarantee, look for an opportunity. Take it and do your best.


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Posted on October 6, 2021 October 6, 2021 by norvikpress
Norwegian gems
Professor Janet Garton, a Director of Norvik Press, recently gave a talk on a selection of our Norwegian novels in translation. You can watch her presentation below.
Video showcasing our favourite Norwegian gems
The gems under discussion are:
Camilla Collett's The District Governor's Daughters, translated by Kirsten Seaver
Amalie Skram's Lucie, Fru Inés and Betrayed, all translated by Katherine Hanson and Judith Messick
Johan Borgen's Little Lord, translated by Janet Garton
Jens Bjørneboe's Moment of Freedom, Powderhouse, The Silence and The Sharks, all translated by Esther Greenleaf Mürer
Vigdis Hjorth's A House in Norway, translated by Charlotte Barslund
Erik Fosnes Hansen's Lobster Life, translated by Janet Garton
Jan Kjærstad's Berge, translated by Janet Garton
Click on the links in the book titles to find out more about each of these treasures!
Categories: A House in Norway, Amalie Skram, Berge, Betrayed, Camilla Collett, District Governor's Daughters, Erik Fosnes Hansen, Fru Inés, Jan Kjærstad, Jens Bjørneboe, Johan Borgen, Little Lord, Lobster Life, Lucie, Moment of Freedom, Powderhouse, The Sharks, The Silence, Vigdis Hjorth
Tag: Norwegian
Posted on March 8, 2021 April 24, 2021 by norvikpress
Amalie Skram: feminist or not?
In many ways, the Norwegian writer Amalie Skram (1846–1905) was an archetypal feminist. Outspoken and daring as a child, she had set out as a teenager for a life of adventure as the wife of a ship's captain, sailing round the world before she was twenty-five. She later published critical articles in the national papers, and was unafraid to clash swords with public figures such as Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson and Georg Brandes, leaders of the Modern Breakthrough movement. She divorced her first husband despite the fact that such an action was regarded as scandalous, and determined to make her living by her pen, which she duly did.
Amalie Skram's second husband, the Dane Erik Skram, was as unusual a man as she was a woman; a journalist and writer himself, he thoroughly accepted her compulsion to write, and supported her career in any way he could, to the extent of caring for their little daughter while she wrote. Yet writing was for her a continual struggle, and making a living from it always precarious. At a time when most Nordic writers of any distinction were supported by government grants, Amalie Skram was refused a grant by Norway – because she was married to a Dane – and refused a grant by Denmark – because she was originally Norwegian. After her second marriage failed, she spent several years in illness and poverty, before dying at the age of 58.
It was during Amalie Skram's years in Denmark that the European women's movements began in earnest, and in 1888 the first meeting of the various Nordic societies for women's emancipation was held in Copenhagen. The energetic chairman of the Danish society, Matilde Bajer, wrote to Amalie Skram to ask her to participate. Her answer was unequivocal: 'I cannot be involved as a participant or committee member for the Women's Congress. Although I have of course great sympathy for and interest in the cause of women's emancipation, it is my immovable decision to refrain from all practical involvement. There are many ways of working for a cause, and the way I have attempted to do so takes up all my time, all my abilities and all my love.' (Letter 7/2/1887)
Lucie and Fru Inés
So it is to her novels that Amalie Skram maintained we should look for her feminist commitment – and indeed it is in evidence there. Norvik Press has published three novels by Amalie Skram, all in translations by the indefatigable Katherine Hanson and Judith Messick: Lucie (1888), Fru Inés (1891)and Betrayed (1892). All are stories of women whose hopes of a life of love and fulfilment are dashed by the societies they live in; all are in some way betrayed. Lucie is a fun-loving former dancer, whose besotted lover marries her – but can then never forgive her for being unable to transform herself into a refined middle-class lady and lose her 'over-familiar' manners. Fru Inés is a Spanish Levantine living in Constantinople and married to a sadistic older man; she seeks love in an affair with a much younger lover, but finds only disillusion and disappointment. And Aurora in Betrayed is a lively young woman who, like her author, marries a sea captain and sets sail for a life of adventure, only to find that her sheltered upbringing has left her ill prepared for the realities of married life.
Here is an excerpt from the first chapter of Betrayed, where Aurora is talking to her mother on her wedding day:
'A bride who loves her husband is entering into the greatest joy in life. And you have taken him of your own free will, and for love, haven't you, Ory?'
'Yes, but now I have to sleep in the same bed with him'— her voice changed to a broken, distressed whisper as she straightened up, walked quickly across the room and faced her mother, her hand clenched on the corner of a chest of drawers. 'Granny Riber told me that she had brought her mother's bridal bed down from the attic and that it was going to be my bridal bed too.' She gasped and looked at her mother as if expecting her to collapse in horror.
'You knew about this!' Ory leaned forward. 'Knew it and didn't say a word about anything to me. Oh Mama, Mama, how could you do that!' Ory threw herself down in a chair, writhing as if in pain.
'Why should I soil your imagination before it was necessary? Sit up, Ory, you are crushing your dress against the drawers.'
Ory obeyed and looked over at her mother with a pained, questioning expression.
'You are behaving unnaturally, Ory. And besides, it's only for one night.'
'Then why couldn't I stay home on this one night,' Ory said despairingly as she prowled around the room, biting her handkerchief. 'What was the point of all this fuss about staying at Granny Riber's? To think you would refuse me this, Mama, after all my begging and pleading.'
'Please, Ory, we could hardly let Riber stay at the hotel on his wedding night. If only to keep people from talking we couldn't do that.' …
'Well, why didn't you tell me about this before, Mama? Then I could have saved myself in time.'
'I really thought you and your girlfriends knew about these things. It was different when I was young, but now in 1869?'
'I don't know anything,' Ory said, trembling with anxiety. 'Mally told me once that you got babies by being alone with your husband at night, but I thought that sounded like nonsense.'
'Just be sweet and obedient, Ory, and everything will be fine. It's really not so bad, believe me.'
'You said soil,' Ory wept. 'You didn't want to soil my imagination, you said. Oh Mama, Mama, how could you—my own mother—treat me this way?'
'I just want the best for you, my dearest daughter. Only the best for you. And so it's my duty to tell you that from now on your husband has complete power and authority over you. You must yield to him and be as obedient as a lamb, otherwise he will be poorly served by his sweet little wife. And otherwise you set yourself against God's commandments, which is the worst thing of all.'
Categories: Amalie Skram, Betrayed, Fru Inés, Lucie
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Koolboks, the sustainable cooling company providing accessible cold storage solutions to businesses across Africa, has closed a $2.5M Seed funding round, led by Aruwa Capital Management and with participation from Acumen, Blue Earth Capital, All On, GSMA and other investors. This brings the company's total investment to-date to $3.5M. Koolboks will deploy the capital to scale its expansion across Nigeria, including building its team to support its growing B2C business and construction of a local assembly facility in the country. The company also opened an affiliate office in Kenya in July, 2022.
Founded in 2018 in France, Koolboks, combines Africa's abundant supply of the sun with water to create a solution that is able to generate refrigeration for up to four days in the absence of power and sunlight. Through efficiently harnessing natural resources, Koolboks has made it affordable to access continuous refrigeration by integrating a pay-as-you-go technology that enables individuals and small businesses to pay as low as 10 dollars a month to own an offgrid solar refrigerator. The Koolboks unit works as a refrigerator, freezer, or lighting for households and shops. It also comes with 2 LED lighting bulbs and USB ports for charging mobile phones – making the product invaluable to users in off-grid areas. Koolboks currently sells across 16 countries, 13 of them in sub-Saharan Africa*.
Koolboks hopes to help reduce food waste and GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions drastically. The company's ice thermal refrigeration technology reduces CO2 emissions, displacing the use of diesel, and by incorporating R600a, an environmentally friendly refrigerant. The off-grid refrigeration market is worth $4.4 billion, and is growing at a rate of 7%, according to the Efficiency for Access Coalition. With 770 million people across SSA lacking proper access to electricity, and only 17% having access to refrigeration, Koolboks is striving to close the gap in equitable access to clean, readily available energy.
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Commenting on the opportunity to empower more small businesses with access to affordable cold storage solutions, Ayoola Dominic, CEO of Kooboks said, "Poor energy access, high costs of buying and running generators, and the relatively high cost of cooling prevent many African businesses and households from accessing refrigeration when it's most critically needed. We believe that people can make their livelihoods and feed their families by relying on energy from natural resources – energy from the sun, wind and water that are abundant around us. It's a win for the people, a win for us, a win for our investors and a win for the planet.
"We are excited to work with some of the world's leading impact investors as we focus on empowering many more users across more countries in Africa and globally. Importantly for us, we are also appreciative to partner with local impact investors such as Aruwa Capital Management, who understand the demand and market dynamics, having operated across the continent for many years; their experience and network will be invaluable to us as we scale."
Adesuwa Okunbo Rhodes, Founder at Aruwa Capital Management added, "We have been impressed with Koolboks's innovative solution which goes far beyond food waste reduction – the team's laser focus on ensuring clean renewable energy in off-grid areas is crucial to the survival of many small businesses and sectors as well as fostering economic gender equality. Equitable access to clean and reliable energy is key to closing the gender economic gap across rural areas and we are excited to see Koolboks' expansion continue to make economic equity a reality for millions more women across Africa."
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An ethicist and psychologist Carol Gilligan was born in 1936. After getting a Ph.D. in social psychology at Harvard, she started her teaching career. To date, Carol Gilligan works at New York University and is a visiting professor at Cambridge. C. Gilligan is best known for her work on ethical community and relationships, as well as her feminism-inspired book �In a Different Voice��, first published in 1982. This work has acquired a reputation of the most insightful book about women, men and differences between them, being one of the most notable books in the Western ethics and psychology, which was actively disputed among experts and finally affected broad social circles.
At that time, feminist movement entered a new intensive stage. The �second wave�� of feminism refers to a period of feminist activity from the early 1960s till the late 1980s, and it was a continuation of the previous phase of feminism, including the suffragettes in the UK and the USA. Researchers comparing the first and second �waves�� of feminism say that the �first wave�� was focused on issues like suffrage, while the �second wave�� mainly concerned the other equality issues – such as the elimination of discrimination. The second phase claimed radically different ideas and launched a struggle not so much in the legal or socio-economic sphere, but in the spiritual sphere, promoting the revolution in consciousness and a radical revision of the existing views on the positions of sexes in the society, their functions and relationships. The new women's movement was the women's protest against the patriarchal society (the society dominated by men) (Nicholson 34-38).
The goal that Gilligan set for herself in her main book �In a Different Voice�� lies in clarifying the mysterious – from the point of view of most psychological theories �� way of development of women, recognizing the value of its uniqueness, ability �to speak one's own voice�� without embarrassment.
Gilligan sees the cause of difficulties in establishing the direction and criteria for women's moral growth in psychologists' preferred orientation to masculine development model, identified with a model of human development in general. Masculinity is characterized by the realization of one's own autonomy, which manifests in the independence of judgments, in their impartiality, invulnerability to feelings, circumstances of specific situations, in subordination to universal principles of human existence (Gilligan 93-111).
On the contrary, the flow of the spiritual life of women is determined by entirely different signs: reluctance to make judgments about the actions of others, relativity of judgments in their situational and emotional conditioning. Deviation of the feminine development from the masculine model is considered a deviation from the norm, so the inability of women to meet it is assessed as the women's inability to develop. Gilligan sees in this disparity not the problem of women's ability to develop, but the problem of unlawfulness to set the masculine model as the absolute norm. From her point of view, the process of moral development is an entwinement of two different ways, conditioned by male and female types of development, which have their own unique criteria, value systems, and ways of resolving moral problems (Gilligan 115-19).
The signs of this uniqueness, according to Gilligan, are the peculiarities of the languages in which people talk about their lives, individual ideas about the one's own worlds, manifestation of personal activity. It is only possible to detect all these features while listening to the voices of people, analyzing the answers to questions about morality and the self, the experience of moral conflict resolution, life choices, and views on moral issues. Therefore, Gilligan is building her concept on the basis of the data obtained through interviews with different people. In addition, basing her hypothesis, Gilligan refers to the works of experts in developmental psychology �� E. H. Erikson, N. Chodorow, J. Lever, J. Piaget, L. Kohlberg, Z. Freud, G. H. Mead and others – and to literary texts.
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LONDON, April 11 (Reuters) - Swiss-based trading and mining giant Glencore will declare force majeure on some aluminium supply, days after the United States sanctioned major supplier Rusal and its boss, metals magnate Oleg Deripaska, a source familiar with the matter said.
Glencore is a Rusal shareholder and one of its biggest customers. Glencore Chief Executive Ivan Glasenberg resigned from his role as Rusal director on Tuesday.
Force majeure is a clause in contracts that allows both parties to walk out of the contract when an extraordinary event or circumstance beyond the control of the parties happen.
Global aluminium production is forecast at around 65 million tonnes for 2018. Glencore will control about 4-5 million tonnes, about half of which would be from Rusal.
It was not immediately clear what volume would come under force majeure or which buyers might be affected.
On Friday, the United States widened its sanctions against Russia to include allies of President Vladimir Putin as punishment for Moscow's alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election and other "malign activity".
The inclusion of Rusal marks the first time a major international company has been targeted by Washington in its moves to punish Russia for alleged meddling in the 2016 U.S. election.


Root Beer Braised Venison Dips with Local Potato Chips. Great comfort food!
I was at the gym the other day watching the Food Network (I get a perverse pleasure watching food shows while exercising). Diners, Drive Ins, and Dives was on, which provides much inspiration for my cooking. I guess I'm just a comfort food junkie at heart.


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EXCLUSIVE: Peter Smith is leaving MBC Studios after four years as Managing Director. We've learned the international industry veteran is stepping down from the premium production arm of Middle Eastern and North African network MBC, though he'll continue to advise on production and distribution. In a statement to Deadline, MBC CEO Sam Barnett confirmed the exit and said a successor would be named "in due course, in coming days." Smith is a former NBCUniversal International President and was CEO of Cineflix Studios and Greece-based broadcaster Antenna Group. He joined MBC Studios in 2018 as it launched as the production arm of free-to-air network MBC, which is the largest media company in the MENA region. He was tasked with increasing MBC's original film and TV output and and he has gone on to overseen the launch of shows such as Rashash , Rise of the Witches and The Devil's Promise . "Peter Smith is stepping aside as Managing Director of MBC Studios," said … [Read more...] about MBC Studios Boss Peter Smith Exiting Saudi-Owned Media Group
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The Film Academy And Its Oscars Manage To Feed On Their Own Mistakes
Well, the mostly predictable Oscar nominations arrived Tuesday morning with no disasters or truly egregious missteps. Even the snubs were fairly routine: no female directors, though women won the directing award in the past two years ; James Cameron and Joseph Kosinski, both with Best Picture nominees , were left out too. Such normalcy is too bad. And I mean that in the nicest possible way. It's a weird but undeniable fact of Hollywood life that the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences and its pet awards ceremony feed on their own mistakes. Let things go well or follow an expected path, and the Oscars turn into a yawn. But screw something up, and suddenly it's the Greatest Show on Earth all over again — back on the pedestal, just waiting to be knocked off by the howling crowd. Errors are an asset. Gaffes are gold. The Academy is never so interesting as when it is just, plain, obviously wrong. This is not a casual mechanism. By and large, average … [Read more...] about The Film Academy And Its Oscars Manage To Feed On Their Own Mistakes
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You have probably heard about the new laws in Pennsylvania for people who work or volunteer with children. This document is intended to explain to you what these new laws are and how they effect you.
Please note: these things are not because of any recent problems at Windsor or because of any suspected abuse at Windsor. This is simply the new standard in PA law for protecting children from abuse or neglect.
All adults who have contact with children in any of the ministries of Windsor Baptist Church or schools are now mandated reporters. This includes every staff position and every volunteer who has contact with children. Windsor Baptist Church, WCP, or WCA must have a current background clearance for all mandated reporters. Clearances are valid for three years and can be obtained through our third-party company, First Advantage (speak with a member of the Board of Christian Education for more information), or the Commonwealth of PA.
Windsor Baptist Church, WCP, or WCA must have a current background clearance for all mandated reporters. Clearances are valid for three years and can be obtained for free through the Commonwealth of PA or via our third-party company, First Advantage (speak with a member of the Board of Christian Education for more information).
If you have not been a resident of PA for the past ten years, you now also need to have an FBI criminal background clearance.
Q: What is a mandated reporter?
A: Mandated reporters are those mandated to report known or suspected child abuse.
Q: What is child abuse?
Q: What ages are considered children?
A: Any person under the age of 18 years.
Q: Can't I just let the elders handle this?
A: No. According to the new laws, any "individual paid or unpaid; who, on the basis of the individual's role as an integral part of a regularly scheduled program, activity or service, accepts responsibility for a child" are mandated reporters.
This means that all people who accept any responsibility for children are mandated to report abuse or suspected abuse (eg., volunteer Sunday School teachers, ushers, security personnel, nursery workers, all staff of Windsor ministries, all helpers in classrooms, any parent who attends a party or joins a trip with children, etc.).
Q: What if I don't want to give my social security number for a background clearance?
Q: What if I can't wait for my clearance to come through this PA service?
A: You can speak with Aaron Stern to seek a clearance via First Advantage.
Q: What should I do if I know about child abuse?
A: Follow the three steps given above in number 4 of the information above.
Q: What should I do if I only suspect child abuse?
Q: Can I get more training on these things?
Q: Where can I learn about these laws first-hand?
Q: What if I have more questions about these things at Windsor?
A: Contact Pastor Ben or Aaron Stern.


A release of papers from a 2013 US court hearing have revealed former FIFA official Chuck Blazer admitted he and other executives agreed to accept bribes in the awarding of the 2010 World Cup to South Africa.
The papers have been released after the FBI confirmed they will investigate corruption allegations into the awarding of the event for 2018 and 2022.
"Beginning in or around 2004 and continuing through 2011, I and others on the FIFA executive committee agreed to accept bribes in conjuction with the selection of South Africa as the host nation for the 2010 World Cup," the transcript from a New York hearing reads.
The US former official also admitted participating in a range of bribes exchanged over the Gold Cup, a contest held every two years between men's football teams from North America, Central America and the Caribbean.
Mr Blazer, a multimillionaire who was the face of North American football for 20 years, pleaded guilty to racketeering during the hearing.
His testimony is a vital part of the US investigation against the embattled FIFA, which has seen the resignation of its long-serving president Sepp Blatter and the arrest of multiple officials over multi-million dollar bribery allegations.
Mr Blatter is now also reportedly under investigation by the FBI although he has not been arrested or charged.
The World Cup was awarded to Qatar for 2018 and Russia for 2022. Australia had put forth its own lucrative bid to host the world's biggest sporting event in either year.
Qatar said that Blatter's resignation would have "no impact" on its World Cup preparations and the Kremlin said that while Russia was "surprised" by the development, it would also not halt the country's activity.
As the investigation into corruption continues, Interpol has put six suspects including two former FIFA executive members Jack Warner and Nicolas Leoz on its most wanted list.
Mr Warner, a former FIFA vice president, is in Trinidad and Tobago. Mr Leoz, an executive member, is in poor health and reportedly under house arrest in his native Paraguay.
So far, 14 FIFA officials and sport management executives have been charged with involvement in up to US $150 million (AU $192 million) in bribes allegedly exchanged over the past two decades.
Mr Warner is at the centre of the corruption storm after US authorities alleged he had facilitated a US $10 million transfer between FIFA and the 2010 World Cup host country, South Africa.
FIFA's general secretary Jérôme Valcke is also embroiled in the scandal and said he had "no guilt" over the allegation.
"I don't have the power to authorise a payment, especially one of $10 million, and above all one that comes from another account separate from FIFA," the 54-year-old said.
US authorities allege Mr Valcke approved the payment.
Meanwhile, Mr Blatter's resignation, announced after he said he believed he held "no mandate from the football world" to continue his leadership, has sparked a global race to take the top job at the world's richest sporting federation.
South Korean tycoon Chung Mong-Joon, Prince Ali bin al Hussein, who was beaten by Blatter in a vote last Friday, and Brazilian football legend Zico all said they could take part. Most eyes remain on Michel Platini, the UEFA president.
Mr Blatter held the presidency for 17 years.


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Goggia receives the flag from Mattarella: "I'm here also thanks to his phone call"
January 13, 2022 by Peter River
At the Quirinale the President of the Republic awarded the Italian flag to the Italian skier and the Paralympic Bertagnolli: "This year we have denied the cliché that Italians are undisciplined, we have been creative and we have won. Now continue to go beyond your limits"
It was a particular ceremony that took place this morning at the Quirinale for the delivery of the tricolor to the athletes leaving for the Beijing Winter Games. There was not only the enthusiasm for the imminent mission, but a lot, a lot, emotion for the end of the seven-year term of the President of the Republic Sergio Mattarella. Except him, everyone spoke with shining eyes and a trembling voice.
Sofia's call
Among the most excited there was certainly Sofia Goggia, the standard-bearer chosen for the opening ceremony of the Olympics after the gold won in the free at the Pyongyang Games. After receiving the tricolor he spoke off the cuff, recounting a special episode: "I like to think that this role did not start with my victory in Korea, but also with that call that you, President Mattarella, made me after the injury that prevented me from participate in the World Championships in Cortina. She told me words that I have vivid in my mind, she urged me to go further, towards distant goals, towards Beijing 2022. She urged me to look into my heart, to go on regardless of the obstacles in my path and I believe to have done so. Being the standard-bearer does not only mean waving the flag during the opening ceremony, but being a guarantor of ethical values, not only sporting ones, which you must always know how to adopt, with the race suit but also in civilian clothes. we will all do it ". Giacomo Bertagnolli, 4 medals in Korea, will be the standard-bearer of the Paralympics: "It is a very difficult task, with this flag I represent not only me, but the entire Paralympic movement. It will be an exceptional Paralympic Games, we will give 1000 for 1000 to obtain results, but above all to be able to tell our stories, the stories of our lives that many still escape ".
The president and the clichés
Mattarella applauds. He has always been very attached to the Paralympic movement, recalled the president Luca Pancalli, he reiterated it in his speech full of smiles and affection: "I would like to emphasize the particular value of Paralympic sport, which has grown a lot in recent years thanks to protagonism of its protagonists. It is a measure of civilization ". Then he reminded the entire Azzurri delegation: "The golden year of sport that is about to end and will certainly continue in the one that is about to open, was a response of hope and optimism offered to the country by the sports world. It is interesting. reflecting on this, these successes have disproved a cliché widespread in Europe, unfounded and hard to die, of an undisciplined Italian people, confusing with this the aptitude for imagination, creativity, inventiveness. That creativity and inventiveness that probably has helped our country, including its sports world, in difficulties, in the pandemic emergency, to find different, unusual ways of training, of concentration, of not losing athletic form, as has happened in other areas of the country's life . You really represented Italy in Tokyo and it will certainly be like that in Beijing. You have gone beyond the limits and you will do it again. Our fellow citizens expect many medals and that you return ate honor with participation in our country and our flag ".
Emotions and hopes
The president of Coni Giovanni Malagò is also very excited, almost moved by greeting Mattarella: "Mr. President, I begin with a single word, thank you. Thank you for your infinite, constant, precise, affectionate human and competent attention and sensitivity that he has always had in these seven years towards Italian sport. I promise you that the team has worked very well, despite Covid, and now we have a much better chance of obtaining medals in Beijing. The standard-bearer is Sofia Goggia and for the first time the one for the closing ceremony, Michi Maioli, for a moment never so important in which the mayor of Beijing will hand over the flag to the mayors of Milan and Cortina. It has been an incredible year, the numbers speak for themselves, many say it is unrepeatable, perhaps not without reason , but we love challenges and this is the one of the future. With her as our guide and our beacon ". And the president of the Paralympic Committee Pancalli: "It is a unique moment also because it comes at the end of its seven years, seven years in which the Paralympic movement has exploded and you have always been there. Today in receiving the flag we do not only collect the competitive challenge but also the commitment to continue the idea of sport that you have given us, as individual and collective growth, as a cultural revolution of the country. a circle that will not close ". The Undersecretary for Sport Valentina Vezzali also underlined another aspect: "In front of you, Mr. President, there are athletes, coaches and managers, called to an important task: to continue to excite Italians, stimulating the spirit of emulation and arousing the desire to play sports. This is the greatest gift that sporting 2021 has given to Italy and it is what we hope to continue living in the new year ".
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Welling continue to spread their Wings
Good Friday. A day for some chores, DIY and then some football. That's what we are supposed to do, right? And what better way to top off a morning of painting window ledges and door frames than a trip to table topping Welling United. Four miles is all that separates Park View Road and TBIR Towers and as I spend most of my life building a massive carbon footprint by flying around the world I thought I would do my bit for the future of the planet by getting on my bike and cycling.
Top of the table Welling United versus play off chasing Chelmsford City. Could the Wings take a massive step towards life in the Blue Square Bet Premier, or would Chelmsford make a late dash for the end of season lottery? A picture tells a thousand words so here is the story of a very chilly afternoon in South East London/Kent.
Welling United 3 Chelmsford CIty 0 – Park View Road – Friday 29th March 2013
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£18.50 for this view?
The thought of having to watch my football in a half empty athletics stadium is as appealing as watching a DVD box set of Kerry Katona and Katie Price's TV highlights. From significant experience of watching games overseas in grounds where you are up to 30 metres from the action I cannot remember one match which I can say was watchable when played in such a stadium. I've been to some of the best in the world – Berlin's OlympiaStadion, Barcelona's Montjuic, Istanbul's Ataturk and Vienna's Ernst Happel, and I've been to some of the worst – Rotherham's Don Valley, Brighton's Withdean and Moscow's Dinamo Stadium. And the one thing that links them all is the fact that there is very little atmosphere, and this translates to the players. Are you listening Sullivan, Gold et al? Of course not. Our good friend Ian King wrote in When Saturday Comes this month about the real losers in the whole Olympic Stadium farce were of course the fans who simply weren't consulted. As a club member at West Ham I can certainly agree with that, never once having been asked my opinion about the move. Continue reading →
September 19, 2010 by stuartnoel	- 1 Comment
125 Not Out!
On the 18th September 1885, the union of Eastern Rumelia and Bulgaria was announced in Plovdiv to cap an amazing week in history. First we had the ridiculous Arbroath 36 Bon Accord 0 scoreline that would have had James Alexander Gordon repeating that a few times (to this day Bon Accord fans still claim the 7th goal was miles offside) and then we had the news that Jumbo the elephant had been killed in a train crash whilst working for P T Barnum's circus. Sad days indeed. But down in East Sussex a story that got no press whatsoever broke.
A normal night of karaoke at the Royal Oak pub in Lewes turned into something quite special as a group of fine Victorian gentlemen, fed up with the butchering of Wired for Sound (Cliff is that old surely?) decided to form a football club. And so was born Lewes FC. They agreed with the local council that they could play in a boggy area of the town known as the Dripping Pan and have called that place home since – in itself quite an impressive achievement. That group of men who played their first ever match a few weeks later wore Green shirts to reflect the picturesque South Downs overlooking the ground. Continue reading →
September 6, 2009 by stuartnoel	- 1 Comment
So what makes a City?
St Albans City, Chelmsford City, Worcester City, Stoke City. Four of the twenty one clubs in the top three levels of football in England that carry the suffix City. But are they allowed to? What defines a city? Well according to the Cambridge English Dictionary, a City is defined as "a large town that has a cathedral". If this is the case why can Stoke call themselves Stoke City, and what about Manchester? as far as my local knowledge goes there is no cathedral in the city at all?
Well, there is another definition. "City status is a rare mark of distinction granted by the Sovereign and conferred by Letters Patent. It is granted by personal Command of The Queen, on the advice of Her Ministers. It is for Her Majesty The Queen to decide when a competition for city status should be held. Competitions are usually held on occasions such as important Royal anniversaries." So essentially it is up to Liz who can and cannot be a city, and thus we have the likes of upstarts such as Truro, Lichfield and Preston who can now carry the title.
According to my rough calculations, if every football club who played in a city carried the name "city", there would be double the amount of teams than there are today. But it is still quite rare for two City's to meet – to battle over who is a true city (according to Cambridge) and which ones have just sent the Queen a nice Christmas hamper each year. In the Blue Square Premier the four City's, Bath, St Albans, Worcester and Chelmsford all proudly own Cathedrals. In fact BritainExpress.com guide to cathedrals says Chelmsford's has "splendid new organs". So a meeting against the second largest church in the UK, St Albans would be a battle of heraldry surely?
After a morning of smashing up more concrete (now in week three of this tiresome task) CMF had given me the afternoon off, and with absolutely no interest in the latest FA money making scheme of a high profile friendly against the 54th highest ranked country in the world, Slovenia (higher than Wales granted, but lower than Burkina Faso, Venezuela, Honduras and Gabon) I looked into the footballing crystal ball and out popped Bishops Stortford v Bath City. Brilliant. Less than an hour's drive, easy to find from the motorway and a club house where I could have a beer whilst watching the game whilst Lolly took up her new job as TBIR's official photographer. All was going according to plan until an accident on the M11 just before the M25 junction ground us to a halt. My TomTom at that point picked up a traffic report and told me to avoid that section of the route, and the new route involved doing a U-Turn on the M11 and driving back down the wrong carriageway (last week it tried to get me to cross a railway line on a foot bridge in Enfield). We needed a plan B, and a quick call to TBIR HQ had a list of alternatives, a sum total of one – Chelmsford City v St Albans.
And so that is how I ended up there. Not through design, more divine intervention. TomTom redeemed itself by guiding us to Melbourne Park, home of Chelmsford City since 2006. Set to the north of the "city" in the middle of residential roads it is not a stadium I would be keen to watch my football at. This is one of two "multi-purpose" venues in the Blue Square South this season (the other being Newport County) which means it is a blooming big Athletics track! I have stated in the past how I hate watching games here as they always tend to be poor quality.
The club previously played at the New Writtle Street ground from their formation in 1938 until 1997 when the club was made homeless and shared grounds first with Maldon Town and then with Billericay Town at their New Lodge ground. In January 2006, the club moved back home to Chelmsford at the Melbourne Athletics Stadium, which is within Mebourne Park to the north of the city centre. Whilst it is nowhere near the biggest ground in the league, the club get the highest average attendances, which this season is near 1,400.
The club have recognised the playing arena is not ideal for spectators, and have installed temporary terracing behind each goal, which allows for the fans to swap ends at half time. These steps are close to the pitch. In fact they were so close that Lolly was able to continue a conversation with Chelmsford's Keeper Craig Holloway throughout the game. We also noticed a couple of large holes in the net, which would have struggled to hold a decent shot – good to see the "assistant" referee do his job well.Further work is still required to bring the capacity up to 5,000, the requirement if they do get promotion to the Blue Square Premier, although the ambitious board would like to have a ground of their own in the not to distant future.
The club are still relatively new at this level, having only been promoted to the Blue Square South at the end of 2008, and last season they made an immediate impact, finishing in 5th place although a 3-1 defeat to Hampton & Richmond in the play-offs heralded a disappointing end to the season. The club had played in the highest level of the non-league pyramid for decades right up until the late 1970's when they fell down the league structure.
After buying our now obligatory golden goal tickets, and a fantastic Bubble & Squeak, Bacon and Egg Bap – aka "Doreen's special", we took our place with the dozen or so St Albans fans behind the goal, including the four Norwegian St Albans fans who had made the trip over from Oslo for the day via Stansted on the new route from Oslo Rygge which is only an hour away from the city centre as opposed to the two hour trip from Torp.
Chelmsford City 2 St Albans City 0 – Melbourne Park – Saturday 5th September 2009
Surely the linesman should have spotted the hole?
OK was it any surprise it wasn't a classic? Chelmsford did enough, battled harder and created the chances in a game that was spoilt by inconsistent refereeing that ended their 3 game losing run. The open exchanges failed to reveal who would finish on top, with both teams reluctant to push forward. St Albans were well marshaled by the giant centre back, Luke Thurlbourne, and his tussles at set pieces with the taller Chelmsford defender Ben Martin livened up proceedings.
In fact Thurlbourne and Adam Everitt were already in the referee's notebook before the home team took the lead. Chelmsford's Cook put the ball in between the two St Albans centre backs and Murray slide the ball home. We eagerly opened our Golden Goal tickets to see we had missed the prize by just 2 minutes. Still at least we could win 2nd prize if the next goal waited until the 85th minute.
Half time came and the mass exodus from behind the goal started. Holloway came out and invited Lolly to come and play in the goalmouth with a bucket and spade as there was so much sand there, and confident of not being disturbed a spider started weaving a web in the Chelmsford goal, christened Dave by Lolly who was now back from her photo taking adventures.
"Chelmsford were as comfortable as a side could be with just a one-goal advantage but they still hunted the second they craved to put the result beyond doubt." They quote on their website, and apart from a golden chance for the St Albans substitute when he headed wide when unmarked in the six yard box it was all one way traffic.
Eighty five minutes on the clock and Rob Edmans, the lanky Chelmsford substitute danced through the St Albans defence before placing the ball in the top corner of the net. We were a winner, according my watch, with the second golden goal and a cool crisp tenner. But no, we were overruled and the goal was timed at 86 minutes and 12 seconds. Robbed!Antonio Murray then hit a screamer onto the ball a few minutes later but we had gone by then, inconsolable at our loss.
We were back on the A12 within five minutes listening to the final scores. Bishop Stortford 1 Bath City 5…..hmmm and I bet we would have won the golden goal!
Welcome TBIR
Looks better from this angle
Melbourne Park
Grass roots football
Chelsmford take the lead
You're both very naughty boys
Dave the spider
Hard work being a footballer at this level
No foul here then!
The quiet east stand
A rare St Albans attack
The hardcore home fans
About Melbourne Park
After so long without a home of their own the club were hugely grateful to the local council for helping them return to the city in January 2006 with the opening of Melbourne Stadium as a multi-use venue. Whilst the club have ambitions to own their own football only stadium they continue to do the necessary work to make the ground as good as possible for spectators. There is one large main stand, with a few rows of terracing at the front, a few rows of seats on the far side of the ground and then temporary terracing (around 4 steps worth) behind each goal. Views aren't good from anywhere due to the athletics track, and in the winter when visibility is reduced it is hard to make out what is going on on the pitch.
How to get to Melbourne Park
From Junction 28 of the M25 join the A12 sign-posted Chelmsford. After approximately nine miles take the exit sign-posted Chelmsford/Harlow. You then join another dual carriageway which will take you past a golf course and countryside on your left hand side. Continue along this road (for approximately two miles) until you reach the first of two roundabouts (they are close together). You then go straight across the first roundabout (note at this roundabout anyone driving in on the A414 will join). The A414 joiners should turn left at this point and drive up to the second roundabout.
At the second roundabout you take the first left, signposted Chelmsford Crematorium/Widford Industrial Area. Again you keep straight on this road, following the signs for the Town Centre and Hospital A&E. Along this road you will notice a Nissan Garage on your right and later a Fire Station, also on your right. After the Fire Station you are nearing the final set of lights on this road. Keep left as you approach these lights.
As you go through the lights keep left and enter the slip road. Ahead is a road signposted A1060 Sawbridgeworth. Take the A1060 turning (road name Rainsford Road). Stay on this road, through first set of lights. At second set of lights go into the right-hand filter lane and turn right. This takes you into Chignall Road. Stay on this road for a short while before turning right into Melbourne Avenue. Ahead you will see a tall block of flats, turn left immediately in front of them into Salerno Way. The entrance to the Stadium is via a left turn at the next mini-roundabout.
In order to make a 15:00hrs Saturday kick-off the latest train you should catch from London Liverpool Street is 12:48 to comfortably make kick-off and from Ipswich you'd need to catch the 12:42. To make a midweek 19:45hrs kick-off, leave London Liverpool Street no later than 18:22 and Ipswich by 18:11. There is a Taxi Rank at the rear of the station and the applicable Bus Route runs from the other side of the road, under the viaduct at the front of the station while the Bus Station is being rebuilt.
The above directions are provided by the official Chelmsford City website.
How to get a ticket for Melbourne Park
Whilst the capacity is relatively small at Melbourne Park at just over 3,000, and average attendances are high, around 1,400, turning up on the day is never an issue here. The is one set of turnstiles, at the end of the main car park and entry is £10 for a place on the terraces for Adults, and £3 for children with an additional £1 each for a transfer to the main stand.


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Q: My problem in understanding Head First's JavaBean explanation I am reading Head First Servlets and JSP, where one servlet had code:
protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws ServletException, IOException {
    foo.Person p = new foo.Person("Evan");
    req.setAttribute("person", p);

    RequestDispatcher view = req.getRequestDispatcher("/result.jsp");
    view.forward(req, resp);
}

Later on, they showed how to use <jsp:useBean> and <jsp:useProperty> to get person's name:

I thought I understand it - if there isn't attribute at request scope means variable person will be null, which also means new Person object using default constructor will be made. Bottom line: I won't have my attribute. Luckily, I previously stored Person object at request's scope, meaning it will find it.
So I wanted to try it out and change code a little. Instead of <jsp:useBean id="person" class="foo.Person" scope="request"/>, I typed <jsp:useBean id="person" class="foo.Person" scope="application"/>. Remember that our attribute is previously stored at request's scope and not application, meaning person will be null. To my surprise, it easily found the attribute and printed Evan. How did it happen, when book clearly showed that it will search for attribute at the same scope that I wrote in scope's attribute?

A: Check the following description of <jsp:getProperty> from JavaServer Pages™Specification

The value of the name attribute in jsp:setProperty and jsp:getProperty
will refer to an object that is obtained from the pageContext object
through its findAttribute method.

And now, check the description of findAttribute in the same document:

Searches for the named attribute
in page, request, session (if valid), and application scope(s) in
order and returns the value associated or null.

Thus, if the attribute, person is not found in the request scope, the search is expanded up to application scope.
<jsp:useBean id="person" class="foo.Person" scope="application"/> will create a new Person and put it into  application scope if does not exist there irrespective of whether this attribute already exists in request scope.
When you use <jsp:getProperty name="person" property="name">, the search for the attribute, person will be performed on page > request > session (if valid) > application scope(s)  in sequence and in a find-first approach i.e. as soon as it is found, the value is returned (i.e. no further search happens).
Since you have two Person objects with the attribute named as person: one with the name, Evan in the request scope, and another as a new Person() in the application scope, the one in the request scope is returned as a result of the way how findAttribute works.

A: The key takeaway is that <jsp:useBean> can also create an object if it does not find one in the scope you specified. That means that:

*

*if the object is not in the scope you said it was, <jsp:useBean> will create a new object.

*if the object is in the scope you said it is, <jsp:useBean> will use that object.

In other words, you can deal with one object or with two, depending in which context you placed the object, and in which context you say it is.
I know, it's confusing. So let's play with some examples. I'm going to butcher the Person class a bit to show where objects get created.
package test;

public class Person {
    private String name;

    public Person() {
        try {
            throw new RuntimeException("Just to see what's going on");
        } catch (RuntimeException ex) {
            System.out.println(">>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>");
            for (StackTraceElement ste : ex.getStackTrace()) {
                System.out.println(ste.toString());
            }
            System.out.println("<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<");
        }
    }

    public String getName() {
        return name;
    }

    public void setName(String name) {
        this.name = name;
    }

}

First example: scopes match
Servlet content:
public class TestController extends HttpServlet {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    @Override
    protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {
        HttpSession session = request.getSession();

        session.setAttribute("person", new Person());

        RequestDispatcher requestDispatcher = request.getRequestDispatcher("/test.jsp");
        requestDispatcher.forward(request, response);
    }
}

test.jsp:
<%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" %>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <body>
        <jsp:useBean id="person" class="test.Person" scope="session" />
    </body>
</html>

Accessing the servlet will cause this output:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
test.Person.<init>(Person.java:8)
test.TestController.doGet(TestController.java:21)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:620)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:727)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:303)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.tomcat.websocket.server.WsFilter.doFilter(WsFilter.java:52)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:241)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve.invoke(StandardWrapperValve.java:220)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContextValve.invoke(StandardContextValve.java:122)
org.apache.catalina.authenticator.AuthenticatorBase.invoke(AuthenticatorBase.java:501)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostValve.invoke(StandardHostValve.java:171)
org.apache.catalina.valves.ErrorReportValve.invoke(ErrorReportValve.java:102)
org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve.invoke(AccessLogValve.java:950)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngineValve.invoke(StandardEngineValve.java:116)
org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter.service(CoyoteAdapter.java:408)
org.apache.coyote.http11.AbstractHttp11Processor.process(AbstractHttp11Processor.java:1040)
org.apache.coyote.AbstractProtocol$AbstractConnectionHandler.process(AbstractProtocol.java:607)
org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$SocketProcessor.run(JIoEndpoint.java:314)
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
org.apache.tomcat.util.threads.TaskThread$WrappingRunnable.run(TaskThread.java:61)
java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:744)
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

Look at the first two lines and you will see only one object is created, inside the servlet. The <jsp:useBean> just retrieves this one.
Second example: scopes do not match
Servlet stays the same:
public class TestController extends HttpServlet {
    private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;

    @Override
    protected void doGet(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response) throws ServletException, IOException {
        HttpSession session = request.getSession();

        session.setAttribute("person", new Person());

        RequestDispatcher requestDispatcher = request.getRequestDispatcher("/test.jsp");
        requestDispatcher.forward(request, response);
    }
}

The JSP now uses application scope, instead of session scope where the actual person is located:
<%@ page contentType="text/html; charset=UTF-8" %>
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
    <body>
        <jsp:useBean id="person" class="test.Person" scope="application" />
    </body>
</html>

The result is now this:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
test.Person.<init>(Person.java:8)
test.TestController.doGet(TestController.java:21)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:620)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:727)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:303)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.tomcat.websocket.server.WsFilter.doFilter(WsFilter.java:52)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:241)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve.invoke(StandardWrapperValve.java:220)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContextValve.invoke(StandardContextValve.java:122)
org.apache.catalina.authenticator.AuthenticatorBase.invoke(AuthenticatorBase.java:501)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostValve.invoke(StandardHostValve.java:171)
org.apache.catalina.valves.ErrorReportValve.invoke(ErrorReportValve.java:102)
org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve.invoke(AccessLogValve.java:950)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngineValve.invoke(StandardEngineValve.java:116)
org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter.service(CoyoteAdapter.java:408)
org.apache.coyote.http11.AbstractHttp11Processor.process(AbstractHttp11Processor.java:1040)
org.apache.coyote.AbstractProtocol$AbstractConnectionHandler.process(AbstractProtocol.java:607)
org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$SocketProcessor.run(JIoEndpoint.java:314)
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
org.apache.tomcat.util.threads.TaskThread$WrappingRunnable.run(TaskThread.java:61)
java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:744)
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
test.Person.<init>(Person.java:8)
org.apache.jsp.test_jsp._jspService(test_jsp.java:71)
org.apache.jasper.runtime.HttpJspBase.service(HttpJspBase.java:70)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:727)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServletWrapper.service(JspServletWrapper.java:432)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.serviceJspFile(JspServlet.java:390)
org.apache.jasper.servlet.JspServlet.service(JspServlet.java:334)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:727)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:303)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.tomcat.websocket.server.WsFilter.doFilter(WsFilter.java:52)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:241)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.invoke(ApplicationDispatcher.java:748)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.processRequest(ApplicationDispatcher.java:486)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.doForward(ApplicationDispatcher.java:411)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationDispatcher.forward(ApplicationDispatcher.java:338)
test.TestController.doGet(TestController.java:24)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:620)
javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet.service(HttpServlet.java:727)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:303)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.tomcat.websocket.server.WsFilter.doFilter(WsFilter.java:52)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.internalDoFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:241)
org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationFilterChain.doFilter(ApplicationFilterChain.java:208)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve.invoke(StandardWrapperValve.java:220)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContextValve.invoke(StandardContextValve.java:122)
org.apache.catalina.authenticator.AuthenticatorBase.invoke(AuthenticatorBase.java:501)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostValve.invoke(StandardHostValve.java:171)
org.apache.catalina.valves.ErrorReportValve.invoke(ErrorReportValve.java:102)
org.apache.catalina.valves.AccessLogValve.invoke(AccessLogValve.java:950)
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardEngineValve.invoke(StandardEngineValve.java:116)
org.apache.catalina.connector.CoyoteAdapter.service(CoyoteAdapter.java:408)
org.apache.coyote.http11.AbstractHttp11Processor.process(AbstractHttp11Processor.java:1040)
org.apache.coyote.AbstractProtocol$AbstractConnectionHandler.process(AbstractProtocol.java:607)
org.apache.tomcat.util.net.JIoEndpoint$SocketProcessor.run(JIoEndpoint.java:314)
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
org.apache.tomcat.util.threads.TaskThread$WrappingRunnable.run(TaskThread.java:61)
java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:744)
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<

You now have two objects. One created by the servlet, as in the first example, but also another one that gets created by the JSP's generated servlet, because <jsp:useBean> couldn't find an object in application scope, so it used the class attribute to create one.
The confusion is caused by <jsp:getProperty> which searches for an object in scopes page > request > session > application, until it finds one. This is separate from what <jsp:useBean> does (as described above with the two examples).
When in doubt, refer to the JSP specs.
With that being said, note that <jsp:useBean> and <jsp:getProperty> aren't really very much used in practice. People use the JSP expression language, JSTL, or other (more powerful) custom tags. For the purpose of learning from a book and avoiding to use scriptlets (that are a bad practice), these are fine to get you started, but in practice they are not really people's favorite way of accessing objects and their properties.

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