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Lend Me Your Ears: Julius Caesar
Lend Me Your Ears is a six-part podcast miniseries exploring how Shakespeare's works have shaped our modern views on politics. Each month, host Isaac Butler will dig into a different Shakespeare play to explore how Shakespeare was responding to his current events, and how they map onto our own.
In this first episode, Lend Me Your Ears is looking at one of Shakespeare's most accessible works: Julius Caesar. Why was the Bard so fascinated with the fall of the Roman Republic? Why do we tend to turn to this play when we worry about society's future? How have contemporary theater makers reinvented Shakespeare's version of the story for their audiences, especially in troubled political times?
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Laura Miller, Alex Barasch, and Gabriel Roth discuss the new novel by Alan Hollinghurst, The Sparsholt Affair, a multigenerational saga about gay life. Following this episode, the Audio Book Club will be going on hiatus. From the hosts and producers of the show, thanks for listening.
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Laura Miller, Jacob Brogan, and Charlie Jane Anders discuss Ursula K. Le Guin's classic science fiction novel "The Left Hand of Darkness". Please fill out the Slate podcast survey at slate.com/podcastsurvey
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Hillary Clinton's book, What Happened
I did not (NOT!!!) support Clinton, but I am interested in what informs the opinions of those who did support her. Not much new here. Would be much more interesting to hear from guests with differing opinions. Still, I found myself engaged enough to get to the end (almost). I'll give a few more podcasts a go.
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We're cruising towards the finale on season 9 of American Idol, and the Top 3 contestants each performed two songs, one of their own choosing and one selected by the judges.
At the top of the show, host Ryan Seacrest came down the main steps on the stage, introducing where each contestant was from (to be funny, he stood one step above Casey, to seem taller). Then in unison, the Top 3 announced, "This is American Idol."
First was Casey James, who chose "OK, It's All right with Me" by Eric Hutchinson. Wearing a gray suit jacket, with a floral shirt and jeans, he accompanied himself on acoustic guitar. It was a good, bluesy song for his voice but maybe a little too mellow. Also, it's not terribly well known, which probably didn't help. He needed another opportunity to blow it out of the box.
Judge Randy Jackson said the funny thing about that lyric was "that song was just all right with me, too." (I knew he'd say that!) He said it didn't quite work. Ellen DeGeneres said this was the moment to live or die, and she felt the same way as Randy. "I wish you would have brought it." Kara DioGuardi observed it's hard to pick a song not everybody knows, because "when you pick a first listen, you can't take it to the next level." Simon Cowell said that "It is arguably most important night of your life" and Casey was lucky he had two song choices. "If you were having dinner, that's the salad." He thought it sounded like he was just busking for a few dollars. And oh, but he sounded good.
Next was Crystal Bowersox, who went with "Come to My Window" by Melissa Etheridge, which has always been one of her favorites because it's "a song about passion and love." This time, she shook things up a little by adding some harmonica, which she wore on a brace around her neck. She also, of course, played guitar. It was a good song for her, but because of the time constraints, she had to abbreviate the first verse to make it to the chorus. There were lots of big notes and a sweet ending with the harmonica, but the song really got fractured in order to make the time limit. I thought that threw off the feel of the song and probably distracted from her strong vocals. Still love her, though.
Randy did not love the arrangement but loved her vocal and thought she rose above it. "It all worked in the end." Ellen called it a good song choice and the "exact kind of song you want to sing." She said, "Melissa would be very proud of you." Kara thought she got a little lost in the arrangement, saying that "acoustically, it would have been stronger" (that wouldn't have fixed the fractured quality of it, though). She thought it was still a good vocal but added, "You're capable of a moment. I hope you have a moment tonight." Simon didn't think this was the most stunning version of the song. He liked that, "from the very first day we met you… you haven't compromised yourself as an artist." He said he has "a lot of respect for you" and called it a "very honest performance."
Last in the first round was Lee Dewyze (meaning he'd also get the coveted pimp spot at the end of the show). He had selected "Simple Man" by Lynyrd Skynyrd, wearing a brown leather jacket with a black T-shirt. He said the song speaks to him; he can relate to it. He was playing guitar as he growled his way through the song. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't that exciting either. Lots of teenage fans in the audience screamed their faces off (oh, please!).
Randy thought it was a great song choice and could see him making a record like this. He said it sounded amazing and said, "Somebody here is feeling like they could win this." Ellen liked it, too, saying, "You took this thing seriously." She said he's grown a lot: "When we met you, you were like a lamb" and now he's like a gazelle or impala. Kara thought that he'd "showed us everything you've got." She liked that he'd picked a song that had meaning for him and proclaimed that "round one goes to Lee." Simon asked Lee why he chose the song. Lee responded that "when I play it, I'm really happy to be playing it." Simon said that the contestant song choices so far have been OK, but "that song was absolutely on the money." He added, "I don't think you won round one; I think you just crushed the other two." Really?
For the second round, we saw videotaped moments of the Top 3 getting notification of their judges' picks. On Casey's visit to Texas, he learned that Randy and Kara had picked the John Mayer song "Daughters" for him. Ryan asked Kara about the choice, and she told Casey, "Your audience is women and girls. That's what this song is talking to." Er, OK. It's actually directed at fathers about how they should treat their daughters, which is why it's the most frequently picked song in recent years for the father-daughter dance at weddings. But anyway… Casey wore a button-down in a grayish purple with charcoal stripes and black pants. At the beginning, he was kind of swallowing the words. It was a very mellow version of the song, but he did get in a guitar solo. He really seemed sort of bored by his song choices this evening, which does not bode well.
Randy, who picked the song, felt "this fit you like a glove" and he hopes "that you continue this direction." Ellen "thought that was beautiful for you" and predicted "there will be a lot of daughters, mothers and sons voting for you." Kara liked that "this showed the more artistic side of you." She thought he did a good job, changing it up but not straying too far from the original. Simon thought "it was a much, much better song choice than the first one" but felt it was a bit of a lazy arrangement, and observed "the climax is a quite limp guitar solo." He actually held "these two" (Randy and Kara) responsible for not working with you to give you a better vocal (Gee, are the judges allowed to do that?). Nevertheless, he thought Casey "sounded very, very good on it" even if "that song didn't have the wow factor." Randy defended the song choice: "It's soft and gentle. It's his gentle side."
Then to Northern Ohio for Crystal's trip home, where she found out what Ellen chose for her, the Paul McCartney song, "Baby I'm Amazed." Ellen chose it because she loves the song. "I think it's amazing. I think she's amazing." She also thought it would allow her to show some range. Crystal started out sitting on the spiral stairs, wearing all black, including big black boots, this time with no guitar, simply accompanied by an off-stage piano. Considering how well she typically relates to other musicians, it might have been better to have the piano onstage. The song, and her vocals, got bigger as she progressed through it, but since she didn't change the lyrics, she had to sing over and over, "Maybe I'm a man." Awkward. At the end, she walked into the audience onto the second stage behind the judges, walking right by the outstretched hands from the audience (perhaps afraid of the sort of criticism performers have received so far for responding to those touchy-feely fans). She hit some really big notes, which apparently is all the judges care about any more, and she had a very nice ending.
Randy thought it was a great song with great vocals. "America, we've got somebody else in it to win it!" Ellen couldn't have asked for more. "That's what I was hoping you'd do, and you did it." Kara said that Crystal didn't change it up that much but she'd "showed parts of your voice I don't think we've heard until tonight." She liked that she'd taken the risk of not having an instrument. Simon admitted to being surprised when he heard the song choice, but now he got it. "What you just proved is that you've got soul." He liked that she's worked outside of her comfort zone. "After that, you may be thanking Ellen next week for putting you in the final."
Finally, Lee was in Chicago when he received a text message that told him Simon had chosen "Hallelujah" by Leonard Cohen. Although, Lee thought it was by "Leonard Feldman." Accompanying himself on guitar, wearing a white button-down with rose pinstripes, Lee was the only contestant the entire night to benefit by patently dramatic staging, with violins shown playing (remember, none of the other band members were shown for any other performance), and a contingent of background singers coming out on stage. Oh, please. Are they trying to hand this to him? It was probably his best performance to date, even though he screamed it more than sung it at points.
Randy thought "this was your biggest moment. That was unbelievable." Lee jumped in before Ellen to say thank you to Simon. (But he still couldn't even manage a smile, despite all the effusive praise.) Ellen was "glad you listened to him" (So, did Simon arrange this for him? Or give him additional advice? Because he had no choice but to sing the song he was given.) She thought it was stunning. Kara said, "You are what this show is all about. Somebody who starts in one place… ends up in an epic moment." She said, "You owned the entire night." Simon said he was "very, very, very proud of you." Furthermore, "Tonight, with that performance, you proved that you are a fantastic singer, a great person, and I really hope for you that you make it to next week."
Kudos to Crystal and (reluctantly) to Lee (although his moment was so clearly manufactured it's hard to believe).
Does anyone doubt that Casey is going home?
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A suspicious envelope delivered by mail to Speaker Beth Harwell's office at the state Capitol this morning has been deemed non-hazardous, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
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Prophets of Rage — the group consisting of the three members of Rage Against the Machine not named Zack de la Rocha, Public Enemy's DJ Lord and rapper Chuck D, and Cypress Hill rapper B-Real — released their debut album less than a year ago, but their politically fueled rap-rock mission ain't stopping any time soon: they revealed earlier this week that they just wrapped up their sophomore effort, although a release date has yet to be announced.
In the meantime we get a brand new song called "Heart Afire." It's… I dunno, it's exactly what you expect it to be given the cast of characters involved just like everything they've released to date. This group continues to neither excite nor disappoint me — they kind of just exist — although apparently they're doing quite well: they're about to begin a big North American tour opening for Avenged Sevenfold, which is certainly an interesting pairing from a political perspective sure to result in some very confused looks from perplexed Midwesterners.
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Awakening Through Love
Unveiling Your Deepest Goodness
By John Makransky
Edited by Philip Osgood / Foreword by Surya Das
Published by Wisdom Publications
Mother Theresa. The Dalai Lama. Nelson Mandela. Gandhi. Some admire such figures from afar and think, "How special they are; I could never be like that." But, as John Makransky has learned, the power of real and enduring love lies within every one of us. Awakening Through Love is his guide to finding it.
In Awakening Through Love, he pioneers new ways of making Tibetan meditations of compassion and wisdom accessible to people of all backgrounds and faiths. Drawing from Tibetan teachings of compassion and the Dzogchen teachings of innate wisdom, and using plain, practical instruction, he helps readers uncover the unity of wisdom and love in the very nature of their minds. Then Lama John describes how to actualize those qualities in every aspect of family life, work, service and social action.
John Makransky
John Makransky is a professor of Buddhism and Comparative Theology at Boston College and a teacher in the Dzogchen tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. He is the co-founder and guiding teacher of the Foundation for Active Compassion, a Buddhist contemplative social service organization. A practitioner of Tibetan meditations of compassion and wisdom for four decades, John has pioneered new ways of making these accessible to people of all backgrounds and faiths.
Publisher: Wisdom Publications (July 17, 2007)
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"Awakening Through Love is a root text in a lineage of applied social intelligence, offering us practical methods for cultivating our capacities for empathy and compassion--not in some remote mountain hermitage, but in the midst of life. John Makransky's wisdom will benefit anyone who yearns to become a more loving human being."
– Daniel Goleman, author of Social Intelligence
"The title here says it all. This very readable book by scholar-practitioner John Makaransky teaches us how to uncover and practice a boundless love and compassion that leads to 'awakening,' or enlightenment. The meditations originate from the Nyingma/Dzogchen tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, which Makransky has studied and practiced for twenty-five years. All the same, Makransky's heartfelt enthusiasm and the concrete methods he offers cross boundaries of spiritual affiliation. From a practical standpoint, Makransky says, any practice that undercuts self-cherishing will bring us closer to the 'pure perception' described in Dzogchen literature. In this sense, meditations on love and compassion are particularly potent, and Makransky promises that they will 'generate tremendous karmic power for progress in spiritual awakening.'"
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"Awakening Through Love: Unveiling Your Deepest Goodness illustrates how people of all backgrounds and faiths can access the Tibetan Buddhist practice of compassion and wisdom. Each chapter includes step-by-step guided meditations. [...Author John] Makransky equally wants to communicate the heart of those traditions to non-Buddhists and ordinary folks, as he does in his latest book release."
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"Awakening Through Love is an uplifting and joyful reminder of our human potential. As a manual for practice, it wonderfully supports our shift from a contracted self-centeredness to the profound expansiveness of connection with others."
– Sharon Salzberg, author of Lovingkindness
"Awakening Through Love presents a message of compassionate wisdom that is greatly needed in today's world. In this book Dr. John Makransky offers readers of all faiths and persuasions a profound guide to experience the deep and limitless love that has inspired and awakened Buddhist practitioners throughout the ages. Being both a learned scholar and an experienced practitioner, Dr. Makransky is well positioned to present the deep meaning of the Buddhist teaching to a contemporary audience. This book is an important contribution to the modern understanding of Buddhism that will serve as an inspiration and a friend for anyone who wishes to experience the great qualities of love, compassion, and wisdom that we all possess as our innermost being."
– Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche, author of Medicine and Compassion
"Awakening Through Love is that rare combination of fine Buddhist scholarship and deep meditative understanding. John Makransky has done us all a great service."
– Joseph Goldstein, author of One Dharma
"If 'All you need is love,' what does love need? How can we put love into actual practice, where it really counts and is often the most difficult? Perhaps there are no more important questions than these, and not only our happiness, but our very survival depends upon the answers. That's why John Makransky's book is such a treasure. He's that rare guide that you intuitively trust, leading the way through even the most dark and challenging places. At the end of his book we emerge wiser, lighter, and newly inspired to live the truth of our innermost hearts. Awakening Through Love distills the wisdom of Tibetan Buddhism into a practical manual for contemporary life. It's a must-read if you yearn for freedom, peace and healing, not to mention unshakeable joy."
– Raphael Cushnir, author of Setting Your Heart on Fire and The One Thing Holding You Back: How Emotional Connection Breaks All Barriers
"This book is an extended meditation on love, but also so much more. Makransky manages, in simple and straightforward words, to capture the essential insights of the Tibetan tradition, delivering it, as the Tibetan saying goes, 'into the very palm of our hand.' Written from the heart, it is bound to affect the heart of all who read it... Practical, profound and deeply moving."
– Jose Ignacio Cabezon, XIVth Dalai Lama Professor of Tibetan Buddhism, UC Santa Barbara
"John Makransky communicates a deep sense of Tibetan wisdom in an eminently accessible and engaging style. The book itself performs an act of attention, awareness, meditation and therapy. Reading becomes a transformative event. The writing is deft, compassionate and highly compelling."
– Richard Kearney, Charles B. Seelig Professor of Philosophy at Boston College
"A treasure of ambrosia-like wisdom, Awakening Through Love offers profound and clear instructions and meditations for realizing compassionate love, the essence of our pure human heart that awakens the awareness of universal peace and ultimate wisdom."
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The happy couple are currently relaxing in Miami after enjoying a luxurious Caribbean cruise together.
Carol, 58, revealed today she had tied the knot with Mark, 36, in a low-key ceremony in Bangkok away from their family and friends.
The blissful couple arrived in Miami on Sunday morning before hitting the beach for a swim and glass of wine.
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There was no sign of their 22-year age gap as the pair looked more in love than ever before.
Their secret wedding last year was third time lucky for the couple, who had arranged to wed on two previous occasions.
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Q. What part of us is the dead earth (without consciousness)?
Q. You mentioned that Christ Jesus joined to Jesus Christ is righteousness.
Q. Does that statement change the fact that when the mind of Christ is manifesting in a person, that person is Christ, righteous, at that moment?
Q. The reason for the question is that now, when the mind of Christ is manifesting, we are not joined to Jesus Christ above, are we?
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Indian citizens require an international driving license or an international driving permit to drive a car abroad. The abbreviation IDP means International Driving Permit. If you are looking to obtain an internationally-based driver's license, you have to apply through the RTO the place where your initial driving license was issued.
The requirement to obtain an international driving licence and the necessary paperwork to get one are described in the following article. All travelers must have an active passport and a valid visa along with their international driver's licence India to be able to drive within their country of destination.
It is accessible to Indian drivers who have Indian driving licences that want to travel abroad. The licence can be issued through the local district's RTO (Regional Transportation Office). If you want to get an internationally-issued driver's license, you must be at least 18 . The license can be obtained without an exam.
International Driving Permit Required
People who wish to drive internationally need to begin by requesting an international driving license or an international driver's license. Foreign tourists are allowed to travel by United Nations to travel with the International Driver's Permit, an official travel document. The original driver's licence has been transliterated into the official language for the driver's licence.
The Indian State Transportation Licensing Authority's license, this vital document confirms that you're the holder the valid drivers' license and also provides documents for licensing into various different languages. This makes it easier for authorities to verify your qualifications to drive.
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A few weeks ago, I attended an event, and was feeling 100% fine. After returning home, I suddenly and unexpectedly became ill, I had severe headaches and felt lethargic, so I opted to have a little sleep over at my mom's because hubby was out working, and didn't feel comfortable being at home alone with the boys while feeling so weak.
In the middle of the Saturday night I woke up with the worst migraine and began throwing up. By Sunday morning I had no energy left, and slept the entire day, not being able to even take care of my own kids, I knew something was seriously wrong.
By Monday morning I was progressively worse, and so were the headaches. I went to the doctor and she immediately tested my neck for stiffness and booked me straight into hospital with suspected Meningitis.
I was admitted on the Monday morning to Panorama Medi-Clinic and had a Lumber Puncture to test for Meningitis, which was positive for Viral Meningitis.
Because there is no specific medication or cure for the illness, pain medication and hospitalization for monitoring and bed rest is necessary.
A Lumbar puncture (also known as a 'spinal tap') is necessary to test for the virus, this involves the insertion of a needle into the spinal fluid within the spinal canal. Tests on the fluid are done to determine the type of meningitis that has attacked the immune system.
I was put up on a drip for IV Fluids as I was dehydrated from the continuous vomiting. They sent me for a CT scan to test if there was any swelling or bleeding on the brain from the effects of Meningitis as well as any signs of ruling out sinusitis. Luckily everything was clear.
I had plenty of rest in the hospital that day, and the next day the doctor confirmed it was an Viral Meningitis that had attacked my immune system. I was put on strict bed rest, and as there is no cure for the illness, I was given some pain medication to cope with the migraines and nausea, and sent home the Thursday afternoon.
On the way home I was severely dehydrated and hadn't eaten since the Sunday. Eventually I managed to eat something small to gain a little bit of strength, but as much pain medication as I was ingesting, the headaches and nausea weren't budging.
By the next Monday, I was feeling worse than before, and was re-admitted into hospital. After explaining how I was feeling, it was figured out that the Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) from the Lumbar puncture was leaking and causing intensely painful headaches due to the pressure, and the nausea causing me to dehydrate and not able to keep any food down. The CSF circulates around the brain and the spinal cord, and acts as a support of buoyancy for the brain and spinal cord, which helps to protect the brain against injury. The doctor then referred me to a neurologist.
I was sent for an EEG test to test for any slowing of the brain or effects that CFS leak might have been causing, after getting clear positive results, I was booked for an epidural blood patch the Tuesday evening, this meant having an epidural in theater, and injecting the cavity of the hole caused by the Lumbar Puncture with my own blood to fill the cavity. This causes a type of blood clot which ultimately patches up the hole that is leaking the CSF.
After 12 hours of lying flat on my back, I was discharged to rest at home for a couple of days and felt better immediately. The doctor said it could take up to 6 weeks for my body to start normalizing again, and about 3 months to feel completely myself again.
The side effects of the Lumbar Puncture included intense insomnia, temporary Arthritis in my hips and shoulders, and a slight sensitivity to light. This will take a while to normalize again.
The pain I had experienced with the entire ordeal, I would not wish upon my worst enemy. I encourage you to make it a priority to look after your immune system. So today I want to share some tips on foods eat, to help you detox, and fight diseases, especially with winter coming up.
LEMONS – This wonderful fruit stimulates the release of enzymes and helps convert toxins into a water-soluble form that can be easily excreted from the body. In addition, they contain high amounts of vitamin C, a vitamin needed by the body to make glutathione. Glutathione helps ensure that phase 2 liver detoxification keeps pace with phase 1, thereby reducing the likelihood of negative effects from environmental chemicals. Drinking lemon water, which is alkaline-forming, first thing in the morning, among other health benefits will help to balance out the acidity of foods we've consumed. They also have an incredible effect in detoxing the liver. Fresh lemon juice contains more than 20 anti-cancer compounds and helps balance the body's pH levels.
MUSHROOMS– mushrooms are well known when it comes to boosting immunity. They have an ability to increase the production and activity of white blood cells, which is helpful when fighting illnesses.
BELL PEPPERS – Get your daily dose of vitamin C with a diet rich in bell peppers to fight winter colds and the flu. Did you know that they have twice the amount of most citrus fruits including oranges? Increasing your vitamin C intake will also help the length and severity of any cold symptoms you may encounter.
BEANS – beans are rich in soluble fiber, they are a nutritional powerhouse and a great source of zinc, which is a common deficiency among adults. Known as one of the most important minerals for immune support, zinc enhances the function of T cells to help identify and destroy foreign and invading substances and viruses. Zinc also increases the production of anti-inflammatory protein to support immunity.
YOGURT – Keep your gut and intestinal tract free from germs and illness causing agents with probiotics found in yogurt. This healthy bacterium helps stimulate the immune system to fight disease. Look for a brand that promotes "live and active cultures" on the label.
SALMON – Up your servings of fatty fish such as salmon to make sure you're getting enough omega-3s to help ward off illness. Not only do omega-3 fatty acids increase the production of white blood cells to kill bacteria, but they also support healthy lungs for a strong immune system. Did someone say sushi?
TUMERIC – Used for centuries as part of traditional and ayurvedic Asian medicine, Tumeric has become more popular than ever for its health benefits. This flavorful, powdered spice gets its golden yellow color from a polyphenol called, curcumin, which has strong cold and flu fighting properties. It also boasts antiseptic and anti-inflammatory properties.
BROCOLI – Parents are always trying to get their kids to eat more broccoli and there are many good reasons why. In addition to being chock full of vitamins, minerals and disease fighting antioxidants, broccoli is also high in glucosinolates, which help stimulate the immune system. Try to cook this vegetable superstar as little as possible to preserve its germ fighting properties.
GARLIC – Known for its culinary prowess, garlic also boasts many medicinal benefits, including its ability to boost the immune system. Garlic fights bacteria, viral and fungal infections. Keep crushed garlic on hand for every day cooking; it can be used in just about anything.
GINGER – Keep your immune system running smoothly by adding ginger to your diet as a detoxing agent. It serves as an anti-inflammatory agent along with helping to sweep germs and toxins out of the body. Add it to your daily cup of tea with lemon for a powerful detox punch.
ALMONDS – Almonds are the best nut source of Vitamin E. They're also high in fiber, calcium, magnesium, and usable protein that helps stabilize blood sugar and remove impurities from the bowels.
CINNAMON – The oils from cinnamon contain active components that has been well-researched for its effects on blood platelets helps prevent unwanted clumping of blood cells. Cinnamon's essential oils also qualify it as an "anti-microbial" food, and cinnamon has been studied for its ability to help stop the growth of bacteria as well as fungi, including the commonly problematic yeast Candida. Cinnamon's antimicrobial properties are so effective that recent research demonstrates this spice can be used as an alternative to traditional food preservatives. It has one of the highest antioxidant values of all foods, and its use in medicine treats everything from nausea to menstruation and energy to diabetes.
FLAXSEEDS – When detoxifying your body, it's essential to ensure toxins are eliminated properly. Ground flaxseeds provide a wonderful source of fibre that helps to bind and flush toxins from the intestinal tract. They're also a great source of health promoting omega 3 oils. Try consuming two tablespoons of ground flaxseeds in lemon water every morning.
AVOCADO – This wonder fruit is packed with antioxidants, lowers cholesterol and dilates the blood vessels while blocking artery-destroying toxicity. Avocados contain a nutrient called glutathione, which blocks at least 30 different carcinogens while helping the liver detoxify synthetic chemicals.
BASIL – Basil has anti-bacterial properties, and it's full of antioxidants to protect the liver. The active ingredients are terpenoids. It is also wonderful for digestion and detoxification, too. It supports the functioning of the kidneys and also acts as a diuretic to help the body expel unwanted toxins. Basil has been known to have anti-ulcer qualities as well as antimicrobial effects that guard against bacteria, yeast, fungi and mold. Basil seed can also help with constipation. The anticancer properties of basil may also relate to its ability to influence viral infections.
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This year seems to be flying by and it won't be long before I find out which school my three year old will be attending in September (fingers crossed the same one as her sister's!) and of course this means that I'll need to start sorting out uniform for her. So it seemed like perfect timing when Matalan asked if I'd like to review a selection of their everyday school wear.
It was really handy having their uniform range online ready to pick out and be delivered as in the past I have struggled to find uniform to buy when not in September or the start of Summer, I think shops have previously failed to recognise that uniform is needed all year not just at certain times. Kids are always growing out of clothes and sometimes ruining them (as my 8 year old likes to do!).
I was given a budget of £30 to buy a few items to try. In the end I opted for blouses, a skirt, socks and shoes. Now my youngest is a tiny little thing, still fitting into some 18-24 month clothes so I wasn't sure if the uniform would even fit her. I chose the clothing in age 3 and went for a size up in shoes and socks just incase she decides to have a growth spurt before the Summer ends.
What I like about all the uniform is the fact that it can go in the tumble drier and that minimum ironing is involved, anyone that knows me knows that I avoid ironing at all costs. The skirt has an adjustable waist which was most welcome as I needed to pop it on it's tightest setting to stop it from falling down. And as predicted the shoes were shall we say a tad big but I'm sure she'll soon grow into them and the velcro closing means that she can put them on herself, and teaching kids to do things independently is always a good thing.
You can see from the pictures below my daughter couldn't have been happier trying it on. She keeps telling me how she is a big girl no, she's most eager to join her siblings at "big school" already.
Every item although very reasonably priced didn't lack in quality. The details on the shoes, the stitching on the shirts and pleats on the skirts. Everything looked very smart and I'm pleased to say that after putting them through the wash they didn't lose that quality. No shrinking and as mentioned after tumble drying, ironing was a simple job as there was very little creasing.
With the uniform going from age 3 right up to age 16 it means that I can buy uniform for all of my girls all in one place and I wouldn't hesistate in recommending it to friends and family. And being available all year means that I can purchase bits throughout the year, less time searching which means more time available for family too, so it's a win win right there!
Disclaimer I was sent the uniform FOC in exchange for a review however all thoughts and opinions are my own.
My kids have a navy blue uniform which is quite difficult to get hold of so I'll have to have a look to see what they have in stock.
Such cute photos - I find out about my daughter's school in a few weeks too, so will also be checking out school uniform for the first time before too long. Will definitely have to keep Matalan in mind, I know how fast my daughter can decimate her wardrobe!
Urghh, I can't believe I'll be looking into schools soon. How fast does time go? I always heard good things about Matalan uniforms so will definitely head there.


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Back to Candyland – FREE Key for Chrome and Chromium
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This game can be installed on the Chrome browser or open source version Chromium, without an google account on webstore. Many operating systems are supported: The BSD family, GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, Android, iOS, and Windows.
For example, if you want to install Chromium on OpenBSD, write these commands:
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Kingdom Rush is a tower defense game set in a Medieval fantasy setting. There are empty lots set along the pre-determined path where the player can build towers. There are four towers to choose from: Mage, Archers, Barracks, and Artillery. At the beginning of each level, the player starts off with a certain amount of money in order to buy towers. As the monsters begin to emerge from one end of the path, the goal is to kill them using these towers before they reach the other end of the path. Killing monsters generates money, which can be used to upgrade towers as well.


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Canada history: July 8, 1760 – ending French control in North America
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Battle of the Restigouche: naval battle helped determine the future of North America After years of contention between France and Britain in North America and the final capture of Quebec City, French influence was waning and in desperate straights. A…»
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Cottage cannon: Historic WWI howitzer finds a new home.
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It's certainly not every summer cottage in a serene setting surrounded by trees and nature that has a large artillery piece commanding the view out over the tranquil lake. For many decades a German Krupp 150mm heavy howitzer from WWI,…»
Iran-US tensions, cranked up another two notches
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World oil prices climbed today on the news that Iran shot down a U.S. drone in a further incident in the latest escalation of tensions between the two countries. The U.S. has already accused Iran of attaching mines to oil…»
D-Day 75: Canadian soldiers group tours battlefields prior to commemoration ceremony (interview)
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As a prelude to the major ceremonies commemorating the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings in Normandy, a group of Canadian soldiers is touring battlefields, monuments, and cemeteries of the fallen in both World Wars. I spoke with Brigadier-General (ret'd)…»
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D-Day 75: Virtual reality education project (interview)
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It was truly frightening, and deadly for far too many, but it had to be done. On June 6, 1944, about 150,000 Allied troops aboard flimsy landing craft being hit by bullets, shellfire, and underwater mines, pushed through the waves…»
Sorry, Canadian veterans won't be at D-Day 75 event at Bernieres
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(updated May 30th) The 75th anniversary of the Allied landings in Normandy to free Europe from the Nazis will be a huge event, but apparently not quite as huge as the occasion would normally suggest, at least not at the…»
Soldiers' memorial to fallen Canadians in Afghanistan not open to families, veterans
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'An Insult': Families of fallen and veterans not invited to dedication (public comments open on all stories- will be added after moderating) It was a memorial built by Canadian Forces members in Afghanistan to honour their fallen comrades and was…»
Asian History Month: Private Frederick Lee, Canadian soldier WWI
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As Canada entered the First World War, anti-Chinese immigrant sentiment was still very strong. In fact neither Chinese immigrants nor their descendants were allowed to become Canadian citizens. Fred Lee came from a large and relatively successful family in Kamloops…»
Canada history: WWI- April 22-24, 1915: Baptism by fire and poison gas
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The days of detailed home inventory spreadsheets are out. Video is in.
Now think about this. If something were to happen to your home and the belongings inside of it were destroyed, could you list every item you own? If you don't think you could do it on a regular day, you probably won't be able to do it under extreme stress after a natural disaster or fire strikes.
That's why having a home inventory on file (or even saved in your email) is so important.
I'll admit, I didn't have one for a long time because I thought you had to list out every item you own, accompanied by serial numbers, purchase costs, how much the item is worth today, pictures, and so on.
Guess what? Taking inventory of your home can be so much easier than that because creating a video version of your belongings is more than acceptable!
So, what should be included in your home inventory video? Follow these simple steps!
1. Narration. You might feel silly talking over your video, but it's so helpful. While you're recording, be sure to describe what we're looking at. Maybe it's something that's been in your family for four generations – say that in the video! The more detailed you are during your video shoot, the better.
2. All of your stuff. This might seem obvious, but you need to capture everything you own. Sounds overwhelming, but if you take it a room at a time, you'll be done in no time. Feel free to break up the videos and create one for each room if that's easier. Don't forget places like your garage, attic or shed, if you have them.
video as you record. This will help ensure you're reimbursed for the same product (or for one of equal value).
Where do I save my home inventory video(s)?
Save the video in your email (and in someone else's email) so you can access it if your computer is destroyed. It's also a good idea to send it to your insurance agent to save on file.
Don't want to create a video? Or, do you already have a home inventory spreadsheet?
Lists and photos are still a completely acceptable way to inventory your belongings. But it's worth taking a look at your inventory to make sure you don't need to create a new one, or at least add to the one you already have.
Do you have a home inventory on file? Any simple tips you could share with us we might have missed?


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Ex-IRS Employee Gets Prison Term for ID Theft
An ex-Internal Revenue Service employee in Albuquerque has been sentenced to 27 months in federal prison after pleading guilty to aggravated identity theft and making false statements.
Prosecutors say 55-year-old Joan Mobley, of Socorro, was sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Santa Fe. She also was ordered to pay nearly $40,000 in restitution.
Mobley was responsible for performing audits of small businesses and self-employed taxpayers while with the IRS.
According to an indictment, Mobley falsely stated to the IRS between January 2011 and December 2011 that certain taxpayers either had consented to extending the time for assessing employment taxes or agreed to the collection and assessment of additional taxes.
The indictment alleged Mobley used the identification of those taxpayers in making those false statements without obtaining consent.


The beach is just a hort walk away.
Like I mentionned in my intro, Fiesta Inn is located right in the heart of La Isla. In order to capture the hotel in its integrity, we had to use an elevator. We could have done the shot with our drone but it wouldn't have had the same quality as with our DSLR. Almost an hour and multiple shots are necessary to obtain the quality we use in our photoraphy but the result is definitely worth the time!
Are you thinking of hiring a professional photographer for your hotel?


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University Commendations for Old Elean and Geographer, Edmund Dickens
OLD Elean, Edmund Dickens, has been awarded three Commendations from the University of Exeter.
Edmund, who left King's Ely Sixth Form in 2017, received the Prize for the Highest Dissertation Mark from the Centre for Geography and Environmental Science, the Prize for Outstanding Contribution to the Centre for Geography and Environmental Science, and a Commendation from the Dean of Exeter University for Academic Excellence.
Edmund, who was a student at King's Ely from Reception right the way through to Year 13, said: "I'm delighted to have been awarded these Commendations. Being recognised for hard work is a great feeling, and certainly helps to motivate me as I complete my Masters in MSc Global Sustainability Solutions at Exeter.
"The dissertation I achieved the highest mark for was on 'The potential for Dark Skies as an extra-terrestrial cultural ecosystem service' – essentially the cultural values we can gain from being able to look up and see the stars in areas with a particular lack of light pollution.
"The outstanding contribution to the department prize was due to me being elected president of geogsoc (the geography society) at university, which led to me overseeing guest speakers, whole course socials and other activities."
When asked about his time at King's Ely, Edmund, who achieved a First in his degree, said: "I loved Geography at King's and actually ended up choosing to do it at University after having a bit of a crisis over what course to apply for and being advised to just go for what I most enjoyed, which was Geography. Luckily it was also what I was best at at school!
"One of the things I liked most about Geography, and still do today, is the interdisciplinary nature of the subject. I was lucky enough to do modules from the medical school, law school, politics and biosciences in my BA. While at King's, I went on trips to Iceland and China with the school, which helped reinforce how interconnected many human and natural processes are. I also did a lot of Rowing at school and enjoyed going on Ely Scheme trips too."
Congratulations Edmund and best of luck with your Masters!


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With the transformational potential of modern solutions - the advances in identification technology (both digital and biometric) and the dramatically falling costs of technology and implementation - there is an opportunity to leapfrog traditional paper-based approaches and build strong and efficient identification systems at a scale not previously achievable. Mobile devices also offer promising solutions to enroll and authenticate individuals with a unique identification, particularly in remote and rural areas.


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Circle Media have alliances with a range of proven quality printers to complete quality work for our clients at competitive prices.
On a regular occurrence Circle Media organise the printing of business cards, letterhead catalogues, flyers, brochures, annual reports and pull-up banners for our clients. We also design and print business signage including fence banners, sports club sponsorship signs and shop-front signage. In the past we have also designed and organised printing for horse jumps, bus and car wraps, customised pens, branded mugs and stubby holders as well as various other merchandise and promotional material. If you want it, we can design it and source a printer to produce it.
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Crkve mira (poljski: Kościoły Pokoju, njemački: Friedenskirchen) su drvene crkve u povijesnoj pokrajini Šleskoj, koje su ime dobile po Vestfalskom miru iz 1648. godine kojim je završen Tridesetogodišnji rat. Istim mirom je Luteranima u katoličkom dijelu Šleske dozvoljeno da izgrade evanđelističke crkve od drveta i slame izvan gradskih zidina, bez tornjeva i crkvenih zvona; i to u roku od samo godinu dana (poput artikularnih drvenih evanđelističkih crkava u Slovačkoj).

Usprkos fizičkim i političkim ograničenjima, tri izgrađene crkve su postale najveće građevine drvene konstrukcije u Europi, zahvaljujui inovativnim konstrukcijskim i arhitektonskim rješenjima. Dvije preživjele drvene crkve u gradovima Jawor i Świdnica su 2001. godine upisane na UNESCO-ov popis mjesta svjetske baštine u Europi kao tada najveće građevine od drveta u Europi i iznimno svjedočanstvo vjerskih sloboda i raskošnog izričaja koji je bliži katolicizmu nego luteranizmu.

Crkva mira u Jaworu

Crkva Svetog Duha u Jaworu (slika desno) je duga 43.5, široka 14, a visoka 15.7 metara, te može primiti do 5.500 posjeteitelja (slika desno). Izgradio ju je arhitekt Albrecht von Saebisch (1610. – 88.) iz Wroclawa (tada njemački Breslau) i završena je u roku od godinu dana 1655. godine. Dvije stotine slika koje se nalaze u unutrašnjosti je naslikao Georg Flegel od 1671. – 81. godine. Martin Schneider je izgradio oltar 1672., a J. Hoferichter iz Legnica (tada njemački Liegnitz) je 1664. godine napravio orgulje koje je Adolf Alexander Lummert zamijenio novima 1856. godine. Do tada je Jawor bio dijelom većinski luteranskog Pruskog Kraljevstva već skoro 100 godina. Nakon Potsdamskog sporazuma Jawor je ponovno postao dijelom većinski katoličke Poljske.

Crkva mira u Świdnici

Slične crkve su podignute u Głogówu (tada njemački Glogau), koja je izgorjela 1758. godine, i Świdnici. Crkva Svetog Trojstva u Świdnici, ukupne površine 1090 m², duga je 44, a široka 30.5 metara, i može primiti oko 7.500 posjetitelja. Ona je kao i Crkva u Jaworu obnovljena u suradnji Poljske i Njemačke te prepoznata od UNESCO-a 2001. godine.

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 Crkva mira u Jaworu
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Are We Balanced? Is Balanced Better?
There are few industries that struggle to break the perception of a 'male only' career more than the IT sector…so, how big is the gender equality gap? What can we do to be a more balanced industry? Why is balance better?
On March 8th people around the world celebrated International Women's Day, an event that's been around for more than a century and which provides the opportunity to reflect on the importance of gender equality in all areas of life.
There is little doubt that the growth and prosperity of small and medium-sized businesses in the UK has been stifled for some time by slow and unreliable connectivity.
Our economy is increasingly being driven by digital innovation, yet many SMEs see Ethernet and other business boosting full fibre solutions as too costly an option to consider.
The national picture painted by Ofcom also makes stark reading – its latest figures highlight that only 6% of the country can currently access full fibre technology, meaning these solutions are often seen by SMEs as beyond their reach too!
Our ambitious investment programme to help deliver a truly digital Britain that's fit for modern business isn't just about putting physical fibre infrastructure in the ground. It's also making sure the innovative products and services our future proof network offers to channel partners and their customers is underpinned by the highest levels of customer service.
The recent announcement of the first £1.12bn rollout of our £2.5bn investment plan, identifying 37 towns and cities where we already have critical fibre spine assets primed for full city expansion to deliver the UK's most advanced and intelligent full fibre network, is certainly turning heads and grabbing the headlines. However we understand that to fully deliver on our partners' needs, we also need to continue evolving the way we work to make the experience of dealing with us as simple and as efficient as possible.
The race to 'fibre-up' the UK is leading to a shift in thinking by channel partners who are keen to grasp the most significant opportunity for the UK comms industry in a generation.
Embracing a new business model that no longer involves waiting for full fibre to come to where you sell but instead looks to target sales where fibre already exists is a golden opportunity to seize first-mover advantage and claim the lion's share of new opportunities in a ready market.
Entanet, a CityFibre company, is taking the lead in enabling its channel partners to unlock these lucrative opportunities in all of its Gigabit cities across the UK. Backed by an ambitious investment programme to deliver the UK's most advanced and intelligent full fibre network. We recently announced the first £1.12bn of a £2.5bn investment plan, identifying 37 towns and cities where we already have critical fibre spine assets primed for full city expansion.
Our 'Shaping Britain's Full Fibre Future' roadshows have proved a fantastic opportunity to speak to lots of success-hungry channel partners across the UK in recent months about our exciting full fibre message…and more importantly the difference it can make to them and their customers if they look to drive sales where full fibre already exists rather than waiting for it to come to the markets they traditionally sell in.
We've already engaged with over 100 representatives from our existing and potential channel partners since kicking off our roadshows in May and what is clear is that there is a real appetite to seize first-mover advantage in the lucrative full fibre markets within our Gigabit cities.
As 2018 draws to a close, we reflect on what has been an exciting year for Entanet and take a look back at the highlights that we've put into the spotlight.
Some of the key topics we've covered throughout the year include our compelling full fibre message which we've taken on the road through our 'Shaping Britain's Full Fibre Future' roadshows and the launch of our exciting THRIVE! partner programme.
We've also had our finger on the legal pulse as we scrutinised the impact on the channel of the Investigatory Powers Act (IPA) and of course…GDPR! We would like to say a massive thank you for keeping up with our opinion blog throughout 2018. We hope you enjoy your Christmas break and look forward to your continued comments and feedback in 2019!
The UK's connectivity market is seeing exciting times as the country fibres up to meet the needs of modern commerce. Leading the charge in this digital revolution are those service providers that adopt a forward thinking and innovative approach to their business.
Our channel partners have an incredible opportunity to make the government's ambitious target of connecting 15 million premises to full fibre by 2025 a reality, and significantly grow their own business in the process.


Both of these farmers' undeniable influence and compassion is appreciated throughout their villages and now has crossed over to the USA. While there were many more moments worth saying both experiences have caused me to not use my current apartment living as an excuse not to plant. Once arriving back in Louisiana, I planted broccoli, lettuce, and rosemary.


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The Judicial Power and the Inferior Federal Courts: Exploring the Constitutional Vesting Thesis
A. Benjamin SpencerFollow
Although the Constitution vests the "Judicial Power" of the United States in the Supreme Court and in any inferior courts that Congress establishes, both Congress and the Court have long propounded the traditional view that the inferior courts may be deprived cognizance of some of the cases and controversies that fall within that power. Is this view fully consonant with the history and text of Article III? One possible reading of those sources suggests that the Constitution vests the full Judicial Power of the United States in the inferior federal courts, directly extending to them jurisdiction over matters that Congress may not abridge. This position is controversial and has been rejected. However, my goal here is to explore whether the text, structure, and history of Article III provide any support for this contention.
When one consults the record of debates surrounding the drafting and adoption of the Constitution and analyzes the constitutional text in light of insights gained from those debates, it seems that the "plan of the Convention" was to create an independent and equal branch of government fully capable of exercising the Judicial Power of the United States free from the control of the other branches and empowered to give greater effect to the superior authority of the central government and its laws than had been the case under the Articles of Confederation. Indeed, the Framers of the Constitution expressly considered and rejected language that would have undermined that central plan by investing Congress with the very authority over the Federal Judiciary that Congress and the Court have presumed to exist. Thus, although our system envisions certain checks and balances among the three branches of government, conceding congressional authority to manipulate the jurisdiction of inferior federal courts is in some tension with notions of judicial independence the Framers seemingly embraced and pursued.
There have been only a few challenges to the received wisdom blessing congressional control over inferior court jurisdiction, even though there is a long tradition of scholarship-penned by the likes of Justice Joseph Story and Professor Henry Hart- that has otherwise thoroughly analyzed the nature of Congress's authority with respect to the Federal Judiciary. This Article does not take up that challenge so much as it attempts to revive the debate.
This Article proceeds as follows: Part II examines the debates in the Federal Constitutional Convention and those of the various state ratifying conventions to discover the original understanding of the nature and scope of the Judicial Power. These discussions, as well as the proposal and amendment process of the Framers during the Federal Convention, will be combined with the perspective offered in The Federalist to arrive at a general understanding of the plan of the Convention with respect to the Judicial Power and the Federal Judiciary. Part III details the traditional view that Congress has the authority to limit the jurisdiction of inferior federal courts. Part IV offers a possible alternative to this traditional view, questioning Congress's authority to pare down the Judicial Power to be exercised by inferior Article III courts-the constitutional vesting thesis-and concludes with a discussion of some implications of this idea.
46 Georgia Law Review 1-68 (2011)
Spencer, A. Benjamin, "The Judicial Power and the Inferior Federal Courts: Exploring the Constitutional Vesting Thesis" (2011). Faculty Publications. 1968.
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