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Sheep flock forms syringe Covid-19 vaccine
Hundreds of sheep recruited to encourage vaccination in Germany
Hanspeter Etzold in northern Germany is using a flock of friendly sheep to try and spread the COVID-19 vaccine.
A German campaigner is hoping the emotional appeal of 700 sheep forming the shape of a giant syringe will reach the hearts and minds of people hesitating to take a COVID-19 injection.
The animals were arranged into the shape of a roughly 330-foot syringe in a field at Schneverdingen, south of Hamburg.
Tasty bits of bread did the trick for 700 sheep and goats to join Germany's drive aimed at encouraging more people to get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Shepherd Wiebke Schmidt-Kochan spent several days practicing with her animals, news agency dpa reported. But she said in the end, it wasn't difficult to work things out — she laid out pieces of bread in the shape of the syringe, which the sheep and goats gobbled up when they were let out into the field.
Organizer Hanspeter Etzold said the action was aimed at people who are still hesitating to get vaccinated.
"Sheep are such likeable animals — maybe they can get the message over better," he said.
The German government has made an accelerated vaccination campaign its top priority in attempting to beat back the latest wave of COVID-19 infections.
The percentage of the population that has received at least two shots stood on Monday at 71.2%. Those who have received a booster shot has increased much faster in recent weeks and now stands at 38.9% of the population.
Health Ministry spokesman Andreas Deffner said on Monday that the public debate over vaccinations in recent weeks appeared to have prompted some holdouts to change their minds.
Germany has lower vaccination rates most other Western European nations, although some are simply unsure if they should get a jab rather than vehemently opposed to vaccination.
"Sheep are popular with people and carry positive emotional connotations. So perhaps they can reach many people emotionally when logic and scientific reasoning don't do the job," the organiser of the campaign, Hanspeter Etzold, told Reuters.
Etzold works with shepherds, companies and animals to run team-building events in the northern German town of Schneverdingen.
"I have noticed how enthusiastically the sheep are received and that it simply reaches people deep inside, which is perhaps not possible rationally, with rational arguments," he said.
The animals, which belong to shepherd Steffen Schmidt and his wife, followed pieces of bread spread on the ground to form the 100 metre long syringe shape as they were filmed by drone.
According to the German Robert Koch Institute for infectious diseases, 71.3% of Germany's population had received two doses of a COVID-19 vaccine and 39.3% had received booster shots by Tuesday.
This places Germany among Western European countries with the lowest vaccination rates, data from the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control shows.
At the same time, only around 5%-10% of Germans are vehemently opposed to vaccination and the rest are undecided, according to RKI data.
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I can't wait to try them out… only two more weeks of work before school starts!
I also read today about the demoiselles who groomed dogs along the banks of the Seine and the coiffeurs pour cheins who made housecalls in Paris in the 1800's… a time honored occupation indeed.
That's really interesting that groomers were making house calls in the 1800's!


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The Upshot|Who Will Be Trump's Pick to Lead the Fed? We Asked Experts to Rate the Odds
Who Will Be Trump's Pick to Lead the Fed? We Asked Experts to Rate the Odds
From left, Kevin Warsh, Janet Yellen, Gary Cohn, John Taylor, Glenn Hubbard, Larry Lindsey, Jay Powell, John Allison, Tom Hoenig, Richard Davis, Bill Dudley and the rest of the field. The width of each image reflects the odds 11 experts gave that person of being the next Fed chair.
By Neil Irwin
The most important job in global economics is up for grabs in a mere four months. And it looks to be a wide-open race to fill the job.
Janet Yellen's term leading the Federal Reserve ends Feb. 3, and President Trump has offered few indications of his plans either to nominate a successor or to reappoint Ms. Yellen to a second four-year term as chairwoman.
So far, not even a credible list of the finalists has leaked from the White House. But given the impact Mr. Trump's choice will have on the world's economy, we've asked a panel of experts to give their best guess.
Specifically, we asked the panelists (they are listed at bottom) to give their odds on a list of people whose names have been publicly discussed for the post, in addition to a "rest of field" category to encompass names that have not yet surfaced. We averaged their answers to generate consensus odds.
Ms. Yellen has a possibility of being renominated, according to this consensus, but it is only 22 percent; experts think that Kevin Warsh, a former Fed governor with deep Republican ties, has a slightly better chance at 23 percent.
But those two top contenders combine for lower than 50 percent odds in our expert survey — meaning that our panelists thought there was a better-than-even chance that the appointment will be one of many contenders with individually modest but collectively high chances of rising to the top of the president's list.
Compared with PredictIt, an online marketplace based on news events, our experts saw slightly lower odds for either of them. On Thursday afternoon, trading on PredictIt implied 30 percent odds for Ms. Yellen and 28 percent for Mr. Warsh.
Using our expert survey — and comments from some of the participants in it — here's a guide to President Trump's options as he makes perhaps the single most consequential economic decision of his first year in office.
Yellen reappointment: continuity and bipartisanship
There's a tradition of reappointing Fed chairmen who were originally appointed by a member of the opposite party. President Obama did so with Ben Bernanke; Bill Clinton with Alan Greenspan; and Ronald Reagan with Paul Volcker.
That tradition has helped keep the Fed, with its vast power over the economy and financial system, insulated a bit from politics, but President Trump has no obligation to follow it.
The case for renominating Ms. Yellen is straightforward.
She has presided over four years of steady economic expansion and rising financial markets. She moved cautiously toward raising interest rates even though the economy seemed to be approaching full employment. By contrast, some more conservative contenders for the job have indicated they want to raise rates more quickly, which could endanger the economy as President Trump approaches midterm elections in 2018 and a potential re-election battle in 2020.
After criticizing her during his campaign, President Trump has had some kind words for her, saying in July that he liked her and that "she's done a good job."
Moreover, as President Trump dabbles in making deals with Democrats, reappointing Ms. Yellen could serve as an expression of good faith to Democratic senators. As administration officials focus on tax legislation and other priorities on Capitol Hill, it might be helpful to them to nominate someone who might sail through confirmation, rather than demand a bruising, time-consuming battle.
"She's a known quantity, and there is less risk of disrupting the financial markets if the president renominates Dr. Yellen," said Brian Gardner, managing director of Washington Research at Keefe, Bruyette & Woods, and one of the panelists. "Although President Trump is unorthodox in many ways, every president wants calm financial markets."
The case against Ms. Yellen is similarly straightforward: She is a liberal economist in a government dominated by conservatives. She is a cerebral academic serving during the presidency of a bombastic businessman. And she is a staunch defender of the work the Fed and other bank regulators have done to try to limit risk in the financial system — including in a high-profile speech last month — amid an administration focused on deregulation.
Kevin Warsh: well connected, but with baggage
Our experts' consensus was that Mr. Warsh has slightly better odds than Ms. Yellen. He was a Fed governor from 2006 to 2011, and was a member of Mr. Bernanke's inner circle in shaping the Fed's extraordinary (and often extraordinarily unpopular) actions to battle the global financial crisis.
He is well connected in conservative political circles and is now a distinguished visiting fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford. Before joining the Fed, where he was the youngest governor in the institution's history, he worked in the George W. Bush White House and at Morgan Stanley. He has a law degree, but no advanced degree in economics.
Mr. Warsh has been a skeptic of the Fed's efforts to boost the economy through quantitative easing and has advocated raising interest rates more quickly. He also has a regulatory philosophy more in line with the administration's.
Another factor that might weigh in Mr. Warsh's favor with the president? Mr. Warsh's father-in-law is Ronald Lauder, of the Estée Lauder cosmetics fortune, a major Republican donor with longstanding ties to Mr. Trump.
If Mr. Warsh is nominated, expect significant blowback during the confirmation process from Democrats, who are likely to accuse the 47-year-old Mr. Warsh of being underqualified, of being responsible for the 2008 bank bailouts and inclined to regulate banks too lightly now, and of being too overtly political for the traditionally nonpartisan Fed chairmanship.
Whatever happened to Gary Cohn?
Not long ago, Gary Cohn, the head of the White House National Economic Council, looked like the leading candidate to be the next Fed chairman. In late July, his odds were 46 percent on PredictIt. But now our panel puts those odds at 12 percent, and PredictIt's odds were about the same.
A former No. 2 at Goldman Sachs, Mr. Cohn has been reported to have swung out of favor with Mr. Trump after criticizing his response to racially motivated violence in Charlottesville, Va. But there were some reasons to be skeptical of Mr. Cohn's appointment to the Fed chairmanship even before that.
Mr. Cohn has a hard-charging style that would be an unusual fit for an agency that is run more like an academic department. The last businessman to become Fed chairman, G. William Miller, was appointed by President Jimmy Carter and lasted only 18 months in the job.
And given his résumé, Mr. Cohn's nomination would surely set off a heated confirmation battle. Democrats would be eager to criticize the administration for naming a recent top executive at Goldman Sachs to be the nation's most powerful financial regulator. Some populist Republicans might join them.
Still, given the way people move in and out of Mr. Trump's favor, and his preference for appointees with business experience, a Cohn appointment can't be ruled out.
The other contenders
The expert consensus is that there is about a one-in-three chance collectively for the other possible nominees, even as each of them individually is viewed as having single-digit odds. Foremost among them are several of the names we would probably be hearing about if a conventional Republican president were in the White House.
John B. Taylor is a respected economist at Stanford who worked in the George W. Bush administration and has been an influential voice among congressional Republicans who want to see the Fed bound by stricter rules governing its actions.
Glenn Hubbard was a top economic adviser to Mr. Bush who is dean of Columbia Business School.
Larry Lindsey was another top adviser to Mr. Bush and a former Fed governor with an economics doctorate from Harvard.
Our panel's consensus odds for the three were 8, 7 and 6 percent, respectively. Their doctorates and affiliations with top universities may actually be downsides in an administration that has shown disdain for academic expertise.
Another intriguing possibility is Jerome Powell, known as Jay, a current Fed governor who served in the George H.W. Bush Treasury Department and was a partner at the Carlyle Group, the private equity firm. If Mr. Trump wanted a nominee who would probably maintain continuity with current Fed policy but was more conservative and business-minded than Ms. Yellen, Mr. Powell would be a below-the-radar option. The panel rates his odds of ending up in the job at 5 percent.
A range of other names has emerged in various reports, including the F.D.I.C. vice chairman Thomas Hoenig and John Allison, the former chief executive of BB&T bank, but our panel assigns them only long-shot odds.
The surprise factor
Mr. Trump loves a surprise. In his search for a secretary of state, for example, he considered numerous prominent options before going with Exxon's chief executive, Rex Tillerson, a bit of an out-of-left-field choice.
As he focuses on the choice for Fed chief, a similar pattern could reappear, and a less conventional choice could emerge. That's why the consensus of our panel is that there's a 10 percent chance the nominee is not on this list at all.
Then again, in another appointment that has some similarities to the Fed chairmanship, the selection of a Supreme Court nominee, Mr. Trump went with a respected conservative jurist in Neil Gorsuch.
As Mr. Trump starts focusing on the Fed chief decision in the months ahead, that may be the biggest decision of them all: whether to look at conventional qualifications, or go with a surprise. Either way, with Ms. Yellen's term coming to a close and a crowded calendar of Senate business that could stand in the way of a confirmation vote, the clock is ticking.
ABOUT OUR PANEL: The odds listed here are based on a survey of 11 savvy observers of the Fed and economic policy making who were asked to offer a probability on each of the potential nominees listed. Their probabilities were to add to 100 percent, including the odds on "rest of field," or another nominee emerging. Those odds were then averaged to create a consensus probability of each selection.
The participants were: Shehriyar Antia of Macro Insight Group; Tony Fratto of Hamilton Place Strategies; Brian Gardner of Keefe, Bruyette & Woods; Krishna Guha of Evercore I.S.I.; Roberto Perli of Cornerstone Macro; Douglas Rediker of International Capital Strategies; Michael Strain of the American Enterprise Institute; Phillip Swagel of the University of Maryland; Diane Swonk of DS Economics; Eric Winograd of AllianceBernstein; and Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics.
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What are the boundaries of politics?
Ben Davis May 2, 2021
What are the three types of political boundaries?
What's an example of a political boundary?
What are the political boundaries of the United States?
What are consequent boundaries?
Why do we need boundaries?
What are 4 types of boundaries?
What does God say about boundaries?
What are examples of boundaries?
What are the 2 types of boundaries?
What do emotional boundaries look like?
What are some good boundaries to set?
How do you set boundaries without being mean?
How do you set boundaries for codependency?
What triggers codependency?
How do I fix codependency?
What is an example of codependency?
Do narcissists attract codependents?
Who do narcissists attract?
Can a narcissist woman ever change?
A political boundary is an imaginary line separating one political unit, such as a country or state, from another. Sometimes these align with a natural geographic feature like a river to form a border or barrier between nations. Occasionally, two countries may contest where a particular border is drawn.
Political boundaries are created in a variety of ways and for different reasons. As a result, there are several types of boundaries found around the world. These include relic, antecedent, superimposed, subsequent, consequent, and geometric boundaries.
A political boundary is one that is a line on a map. The partition line of Berlin after WWII is an example of a political boundary, an ocean is an example of a natural boundary. A political map focuses on boundaries between entities, like countries, states or counties.
The United States shares international land borders with two nations:
The Canada–United States border to the north of the Contiguous United States and to the east of Alaska.
The Mexico–United States border to the south.
Consequent Boundary. A boundary line that coincides with some cultural divide, such as religion or language. Core Area. the portion of a country that contains its economic, political, intellectual, and cultural focus.
It is essential to have personal boundaries in order to have healthy relationships. Personal Boundaries are important because they set the basic guidelines of how you want to be treated. Boundaries are basic guidelines that people create to establish how others are able to behave around them.
Tectonic Plates and Plate Boundaries
Convergent boundaries: where two plates are colliding. Subduction zones occur when one or both of the tectonic plates are composed of oceanic crust.
Divergent boundaries – where two plates are moving apart.
Transform boundaries – where plates slide passed each other.
If you think showing up at your neighbor's house unannounced and uninvited is your right as a member of the Christian community, the Bible says otherwise. It actually implies that if you overstep your neighbor's boundaries, then he will hate you, and it will be your fault!
Some examples of personal boundaries might be:
I'm cool with following each other on social media, but not with sharing passwords.
I'm comfortable kissing and holding hands, but not in public.
I'm okay with regularly texting, but I don't want to text multiple times in an hour.
Divergent boundaries — where new crust is generated as the plates pull away from each other. Convergent boundaries — where crust is destroyed as one plate dives under another. Transform boundaries — where crust is neither produced nor destroyed as the plates slide horizontally past each other.
Emotional boundaries involve separating your feelings from another's feelings. Violations include, taking responsibility for another's feelings, letting another's feelings dictate your own, sacrificing your own needs to please another, blaming others for your problems, and accepting responsibility for theirs.
10 Way to Build and Preserve Better Boundaries
Name your limits. You can't set good boundaries if you're unsure of where you stand.
Tune into your feelings.
Be direct.
Give yourself permission.
Practice self-awareness.
Consider your past and present.
Make self-care a priority.
7 Ways To Set Boundaries Without Being Mean
Start saying "No" To change your ways, you must always start small and in this scenario pick something minor to say no to.
Trust your body instinct.
Let go of what people will think.
Stay firm.
Be short and confident in your "No"
Be clear about what "Yes" means.
Implement ASSA.
Identify patterns in your life. Once you've got a handle on what codependency actually looks like, take a step back and try to identify any recurring patterns in your current and past relationships.
Set boundaries for yourself.
Remember, you can only control your own actions.
Offer healthy support.
Identify your own needs.
What Causes Codependency? Codependency is usually rooted in childhood. Often, a child grows up in a home where their emotions are ignored or punished. This emotional neglect can give the child low self-esteem and shame.
Some healthy steps to healing your relationship from codependency include:
Start being honest with yourself and your partner.
Stop negative thinking.
Don't take things personally.
Take breaks.
Consider counseling.
Rely on peer support.
Establish boundaries.
But, a person who is codependent will usually: Find no satisfaction or happiness in life outside of doing things for the other person. Stay in the relationship even if they are aware that their partner does hurtful things. Do anything to please and satisfy their enabler no matter what the expense to themselves.
Codependents find narcissistic dance partners deeply appealing. They are perpetually attracted to their charm, boldness, confidence and domineering personality. When codependents and narcissists pair up, the dancing experience sizzles with excitement — at least in the beginning.
There are four types of people who narcissists tend to be attracted to, according to Arluck: People who are impressive in some way, either in their career, hobbies and talents, their friendship circles, or family. Someone who will make the narcissist feel good about themselves, through compliments or gestures.
"Not all narcissists can change," says Elinor Greenberg, PhD, a licensed psychologist and author of Borderline, Narcissistic, and Schizoid Adaptations: The Pursuit of Love, Admiration, and Safety. "They have to be very motivated and willing to self-reflect.
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What is an example of a political boundary?
What does political geography mean?
Who is the father of political geography?
Why is political geography is important?
What are the types of political geography?
What is the focus of the study of political geography?
Which is the main area of study of political geography?
What politics means?
What is the difference between political science and geography?
What are the different types of country boundaries?
What is an example of a desert boundary?
What is the difference between physical and political boundary?
What is a physical boundary?
Which boundary is the best example of a consequent boundary?
What is an example of a religion boundary?
What is a religious boundary?
What is a boundary data?
What are the 3 types of test data?
What boundary means?
What are normal boundary and erroneous tests?
Many times, political boundaries between countries or states form along physical boundaries. For example, the boundary between France and Spain follows the peaks of the Pyrenees Mountains, while the Alps separate France from Italy. The Rio Grande forms a large part of the boundary between Mexico and the United States.
: a branch of geography that deals with human governments, the boundaries and subdivisions of political units (as nations or states), and the situations of cities — compare geopolitics.
Friedrich Ratzel
Political geography could maximize its contribution to the understanding of the citizen–state relations and social transformation by paying increasing attention to the dynamics and geographical difference of social movements and their intimate relationships with formal institutions.
Political geography recognizes different forms of power, including physical force, cultural norms, legal rights, and resistance to dominant expressions of power….Political Geography
Critical Geopolitics.
Nationalism.
Sovereignty.
International Politics.
Human Geography.
Geographers.
Economic Geography.
Political geography is concerned with the study of both the spatially uneven outcomes of political processes and the ways in which political processes are themselves affected by spatial structures.
Political geography also has a considerable pedigree, although it attracted little attention during the mid-20th century. Its main concerns are with the state and its territory—with states' external relations and the relationships between governments and citizens.
Politics (from Greek: Πολιτικά, politiká, 'affairs of the cities') is the set of activities that are associated with making decisions in groups, or other forms of power relations between individuals, such as the distribution of resources or status.
Political geography studies how countries divide up political power between their various regions. All of these things have to do with politics and space. By contrast, political science goes far beyond the study of politics as it relates to space. Political scientists study all aspects of politics.
There are many different types of boundaries.
Physical Boundaries. Boundaries separate people and places.
Political Boundaries. Political boundaries are the dividing lines between countries, states, provinces, counties, and cities.
Other Boundaries. Political boundaries are just one type of man-made boundary.
Along with mountains, oceans, seas, even deserts are examples of physical boundaries. For example, Africa is often referred to in terms of Saharan and sub-Saharan Africa, as in part of the desert or south of the desert.
A political map focuses on boundaries between entities, like countries, states or counties. They are generally brighter colors to easily distinguish the boundaries. A physical map focuses on the geography of the area and will often have shaded relief to show the mountains and valleys.
A physical boundary is a naturally occurring barrier between two or more areas. Physical boundaries include oceans, cliffs, or valleys.
Ch 8 AP HuG Test
one drawn after it was well populated subsequent boundary
one drawn to accommodate religious, linguistic, ethnic, or economic differences consequent (ethnographic) boundary
What is an example of a consequent boundary? Ireland/N. Ireland
Explanation: The boundary between Northern Ireland (part of the United Kingdom) and the Republic of Ireland (an independent state) is an example of a religious boundary. The population of Northern Ireland is overwhelmingly Protestant, whereas the population of the Republic of Ireland is overwhelmingly Catholic.
religious boundary. boundary that separates different religions. relict boundary. a boundary that ceases to exist, however the imprint of the boundary still remains on the cultural landscape.
Boundary data is a pair of test data values at each end of a range: The data at the upper or lower limits of expectations that should be accepted. The immediate values before or beyond the limits of expectations that should be rejected.
There are three types of test data :
Normal use data. This is the data that is expected to be entered into the application.
Borderline / Extreme data. This is testing the very boundary of acceptable data.
Invalid data. This is data that the program rejects as invalid.
: something that indicates or fixes a limit or extent Those two trees mark the boundary of our property. the mountain range that forms the country's northern boundary.
normal data – sensible, valid data that the program should accept and be able to process. boundary data – valid data that falls at the boundary of any possible ranges. erroneous data – invalid data that the program cannot process and should not accept.
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I have spent the last nine months feeling absolutely not myself.
My mind has been filled with anxieties about Joel starting school. These started last summer and then they gradually worked up into this massive black cloud by this summer. It felt like I was losing him, like I was already grieving over our shared experiences as they were happening. Will this be the last time we throw stones in the river together? The last time he wants to go and watch trains? Will he stop saying "I love you"? It was all made worse by hearing other parents wishing the time away "I can't wait until September" or telling me how great it was that their kids were so tired that they were eating tea at 4 and then in bed by half past. I couldn't imagine anything worse, we want to still spend time with our son. One parent was even saying how odd mothers were who were sad about their kids going to school. The worst though was people telling me "You will want another one when he goes to school" as though I would want to replace him, shift that love and loss onto another.
It all sounds very over dramatic when I see it written down and of course it wasn't the last time we threw stones together, or did lots of other fun stuff. We put a plan in place. We decided to flexi-school. Half the week at school and half the week at home school. Most people don't realise that this option exists. Whilst the law here states all children must be in full time education by the time they are five, this doesn't mean full time at school. It is also a parents legal right to ask a school to consider a flexi school arrangement, but its up to the head teacher to decide.
The school he was initially offered a place at didn't want to enter into such an agreement, which is a common response. Schools don't always know how to accommodate the idea into their classrooms and systems or how to record the absence without it affecting their grading and Ofsted reports. It shows this wasn't the right school for us.
We successfully negotiated a flexi-school place with a much smaller school and have never looked back on our decision. The school has just twenty pupils with mixed ages across the two classrooms. It is idyllic with open views of the fells across the school play ground and a forest school down the lane. They go caving, climbing and have amazing free after school activities (though he's pretty tired by then so that's not for us yet) Joel loves it and can't wait to get there on his school days. On those three days I work and on the other days we do fun, interesting and exciting stuff together or with my mum. We still have our weekends too. Its fab!
I finally feel like I can breathe again.


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How shall we pray for our elected representatives? - What is in Kelvin's Head?
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How shall we pray for our elected representatives?
Last Sunday morning there was a service from St Mary's Cathedral on Radio 4. It was my job to write the script for the service.
To many people's surprise, the service goes out live, meaning a very early start.
One of the features of doing a live broadcast like that is the necessity of listening to the news at 7 am and 8 am before the service starts at 8.10 am. Should something significant have happened, it is not unreasonable for that to be reflected in some way in the service.
We had a really tough one a few years ago when we were doing the same live broadcast on the weekend on which there was a terrorist attack on Glasgow Airport. This had taken place just before we had a rehearsal on the Saturday and it meant rewriting the service throughout the evening to reflect the unfolding news story. One of the clear things that I remember was that I wasn't allowed to use language to describe what had happened until the newsroom had used it. Throughout a long evening, we went from "unexplained incident" right through to "terrorist attack".
I also remember a time when the choir had rehearsed the South African national anthem before a broadcast as it seemed entirely possible that Nelson Mandela might die at that time and we had to be ready.
This week there were no sudden incidents. There were no unexpected deaths announced on the news and no particularly shocking incidents in the 24 hours before we went on air.
The script was unchanged – though a huge amount of thought had gone into how we were to pray at this time.
How are we to pray in any religious community at a time when the country is divided and our elected representatives are thrust so entirely into the spotlight?
How do we pray about Brexit at all?
It seems to me that one of the characteristic things that Christians do is to pray for those whom we have elected.
I rather like that – seeking the welfare of the city seems practical and active alongside the injunction to offer prayers for the city too.
But we don't always know or agree about where or who we are.
we remember all who have decisions to make which affect the lives of others.
as decisions are made which will affect all our lives.
We pray too for this great city and pray that you will let Glasgow flourish.
Now, that's a fairly uncontroversial prayer to pray here in St Mary's Cathedral in Glasgow but it is entirely possible that a Brexiteer might have spat out their morning cup of Earl Gray with something of a splutter to hear our European politicians being prayed for.
I think it is significant that Europe has been rather absent from the intercessions of a great many churches. After all, I often hear people in churches praying for the Queen, Ministers of State, the Government, MSPs at Holyrood, the First Minister, the Prime Minister and so on but I don't ever remember hearing anyone pray in a church in the UK for Donald Tusk.
If collectively, as a people, we had been more thankful for the EU, would we have prayed more for its welfare?
Praying for leaders can be controversial too. Within the history of Episcopalians in Glasgow there were those who very much didn't like the Hanoverian monarchs to be prayed for. It was said that at one time people snorted snuff in order to provoke a sneezing fit at the weekly mention of one of the King Georges in the intercessions. In other places, people slammed shut their prayer books at that point.
I don't really know the historical truth about this, but it was said in Perth when I lived there that St John's Episcopal Church still regularly prayed for the Queen on a Sunday as they had essentially been a Qualified Chapel, whilst St Ninian's Cathedral did not normally pray for the Queen on a Sunday as its congregation was formed from the Jacobites (and wannabe Jacobites) of the town who refused to Qualify.
Prayer is a complex way in which we define ourselves, even as we couch our prayers as supplications to God.
I remember being in the Middle East in a large congregation once and someone nudged me and pointed to a couple of well dressed men wearing sunglasses. "Look," I was told, "the secret policemen – they are here every week to make sure we are still praying for the President".
Prayer – or lack of prayer, can be dangerous.
I like to know my Member of Parliament and other elected representatives. I know what it is like to stand in elections after all. I've done it.
When I meet politicians, I sometimes say to them – "Don't forget we pray for you".
Generally speaking they seem grateful.
I suspect that thinking thoughtfully, carefully and kindly about our elected politicians right now might be a rather important thing to do.
I'm reminded of a remark which Senator Dianne Feinstein (D- California–which happens to be my home state and political party) made regarding our current President, to the effect that it would be better if we could help him to be a good president than if we merely got rid of him. Oh, my, did that ever provoke angry outpourings! At the time, I was attending a parish retreat, so it seemed appropriate to mention during a group discussion that this nice elderly Jewish lady was actually quoting Scripture and saying that "God desireth not the death of a sinner, but rather that he should turn from his wickedness and live." This didn't go over very well, but there you are. God bless our elected politicians, indeed.
Amen. We don't usually pray for the Queen, but we often pray for politicians and leaders. Good challenge about MEPs and those who make international government – EU, Council of Europe, UN etc – work.
If, collectively, as a people, we had prayed more for the welfare of the EU, would we have been more thankful for it? Might we have felt more like a part of it? It's difficult to know the answer to either formulation.
this Sunday I was the lay intercessor at morning Eucharist at our church. In preparing the prayers, I looked at the last ones I had done, in Mid November, and used this one virtually unchanged as it seemed as relevant now as then.
"In our country, political leaders are struggling to agree terms for our exit from the European Union. Our politics seem ever more polarised and confrontational, and it seems that any possible outcome could cause further strife and division.
Almighty Father, we pray for all who have important decisions to make, and especially for our own country at this time.
Guide the decisions of those who govern so that they may strive for justice, freedom, peace and the common good.
Give those of us who are governed wisdom, love and courage, and the resilience to find ways to grow and flourish, whatever the future may bring.


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SPORTS - "Ridgeline takes down the Bears on the football field"
RIDGELINE HIGH SCHOOL - October 3, 2021
In Region 11 high school football, the Bear River High School football team took a 49-7 loss at the hands of Ridgeline High School on the road on October 1, 2021.
Re-watch the game courtesy of Bear River Live on the link below.
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Kaeson Burn, October 1, 2021 - Photo by John Fronk
Alec Callister, October 1, 2021 - Photo by John Fronk
Jaxon Decoursey, October 1, 2021 - Photo by John Fronk
Owen Olsen and Alec Callister, October 1, 2021 - Photo by John Fronk
Jaxson Decoursey, October 1, 2021 - Photo by John Fronk
Wyatt Roberts, October 1, 2021 - Photo by John Fronk
Owen Olsen, October 1, 2021 - Photo by John Fronk
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Керолайн Аарон (;  7 серпня 1952) — американська акторка кіно та телебачення.

Життєпис
Керолайн Аарон народилася 7 серпня 1952 року в Ричмонді, штат Вірджинія. Мати, Ніна Ебаді (у дівоцтві Фрідман), була правозахисницею і співпрацювала з Мартіном Лютером Кінгом в 1960-х роках. У Аарон була старша сестра — режисер і продюсер Джозефін Ебаді (1949—2002). Керолайн навчалася драмі в «HB Studios» в Нью-Йорку, та Американському університеті у Вашингтоні, де вивчала виконавське мистецтво. Дебютувала на екрані у фільмі Роберта Альтмана «Приходь до мене на зустріч, Джиммі Дін, Джиммі Дін» (1982).

Особисте життя
З 1981 року у шлюбі з Джеймсом Форманом, є двоє дітей: Бен і Сідні.

Фільмографія
 1982 — Повертайся о п'ятій і десятій, Джиммі Діне, Джиммі Діне / Come Back to the 5 & Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
 1983 — Крихітко, це ти / Baby It's You
 1984 — Брат з іншої планети / The Brother from Another Planet
 1986 — Ревнощі / Heartburn
 1988 — Ділова дівчина / Working Girl
 1990 — Едвард Руки-ножиці / Edward Scissorhands
 1990 — Еліс / Alice
 1993 — Несплячі в Сієтлі / Sleepless in Seattle
 1996 — Довга ніч / Big Night
 2000 — Чужий квиток / Bounce
 2001 — Пригоди Джо Замазури / Joe Dirt
 2004 — А ось і Поллі / Along Came Polly
 2004 — Стільниковий / Cellular
 2004 — Біля моря / Beyond the Sea
 2005 — Між небом і землею / Just Like Heaven
 2007 — Ненсі Дрю / Nancy Drew
 2012 — Мачо і ботан / 21 Jump Street
 2014 — Мачо і ботан 2 / 22 Jump Street
 2014 — Літачки: Рятувальний загін / Planes: Fire and Rescue
 2017 — Дивовижна місіс Мейзел / The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

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Looking for hotels near Port Elizabeth International Airport - PLZ?
Located in Port Elizabeth, just 3 miles from Boardwalk Casino, Field's Rest provides accommodations with free WiFi. This self-catered bed and breakfast has a garden. Bed was extremely comfortable. The owners were very helpful and friendly. It is a nice and quiet area and perfect place to get away but not be too far from the CBD.
Offering well appointed accommodations in Port Elizabeth, 5 Third Avenue Guest house has an outdoor relaxation area with a swimming pool, a covered dining area and BBQ. The owners and staff were really nice . The place was cool and clean .
Located in Port Elizabeth, Albert Road Garden Guest house is only 2.5 mi from the beachfront. The lush tropical garden features native plants and sun terrace with outdoor pool.
The Factory luxury apartment is located in Port Elizabeth, 2.9 miles from Boardwalk Casino, 3.9 miles from Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, as well as 1.2 miles from St George's Park.
Located within 2.9 miles of Boardwalk Casino and 3.9 miles of Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Pearl Dream Accommodation & BackPackers has rooms in Port Elizabeth.
Located in Port Elizabeth, 2.6 miles from Boardwalk Casino and 3.6 miles from Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, The Maegan Cherie B&B has accommodations with a garden. Complimentary WiFi is available.
Treetops is a family-run guesthouse, less than half a mile from Port Elizabeth Airport. It offers elegant rooms with free Wi-Fi access. The owner Steve is a very very good man. We were had a big problem on the day we were leaving. The car we reserved did not showed up on 4:30 am. We need get airport before 5 am. there is not taxi we can find and and know no body there can ask for help. we are 8 person have a lot of baggage. When we were desperate, extremely anxious, Steve showed up and tell us he can sent us to airport. since his car small he need sent us by two groups. when we gave him money he refused, just say he like to help us . We are extremely grateful .
The Mon is a property located in Port Elizabeth, 2.7 miles from Boardwalk Casino and 3.7 miles from Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium. This bed and breakfast provides accommodations with a balcony.
Located in Port Elizabeth, 2.7 miles from Boardwalk Casino, Pearl dream accommodation has rooms with free WiFi access.
Only 2625 feet from Port Elizabeth Airport, this 4-star accommodations offers free private parking and rooms with microwaves. Guests can relax in its private garden.
Victoria and Alfred Guest House is a 1.1 mi drive from Port Elizabeth International Airport and 4.8 mi from Summerstrand beaches. Everything... From start to finish. Everyone is friendly and so helpful.
This eco-friendly hotel offers bright rooms, just 15 minutes' walk from Port Elizabeth Train Station. It has a garden with a sun-lounger terrace, barbecue and a children's playground. Staff was really friendly and helpful!
From some 10 yrs ago, PE started developing for the best.
From some 10 yrs ago, PE started developing for the best. Tourism is increasing and there a new buzz and vibe on the Summerstrand beach front. March/ April the best months ( warm and no wind) There is UBER in PE and it is just great.
Coming from a small town.
Coming from a small town. There will always be an attraction to see and do new things. Shops and street markets are a must. Always something of interest. New places to explore. Great wheather, even if the wind can be a bit robust at times. Man has learnt to build barriers in such a way to tame the wind. PE is very focused on tourism. Great beaches, safe bathing.
The weather was a bit gloomy but with a shopping center with a cinema and food places nearby it wasn't too much of a disaster. The boardwalk was nice to explore. Nice restaurants overlooking the beach for a lovely dinner.
It is a very clean and nice town.
It is a very clean and nice town. I did a mini safari trip while there which was very cool but mainly I went there to participate in Ironman South Africa triathlon race. The odd thing was that everyone in the hotels, both in Port Elizabeth and Cape Town, kept warning me not to walk around after dark on the streets. Yes, there are some shady characters here and there but no worse than any other city. For some reason I did not feel unsafe at all, so I did walk around even late in the evening but did not encounter anything. Maybe I was just lucky or maybe people are just a bit paranoid. Either way, I enjoyed my trip.
I stayed in Port Elizabeth for two years.


First, you should know that I'm not really into parties. So if you have several Pinterest folders related to parties and party themes, this post might not appeal to you. If it were up to me, my kids would have a birthday party maybe once every 5 years. And I don't like baby showers either particularly. But I have thrown my fair share of parties in the last few years, and I try my best to keeping them as eco-friendly as I can handle. Here are some of my easiest ideas for simplifying and greening your celebration.
Use electronic invitations instead of paper ones.
Make your own decorations from recycled materials instead of buying them. Here is an idea for easy streamers made from recycled paper. Or you could try something more elaborate and creative, like making a train out of appliance boxes for her son's birthday party, as my sister-in-law once did.
Keep the celebration small and intimate. It's easier to use and wash real dishes with a small crowd. As long as I have enough dining ware (or almost enough -- you can always borrow a bit) to serve my guests, I find it's very easy to just run an extra load in the dishwasher after the party.
Make your own party food, which is almost always healthier and eco-friendlier than using store-bought food.
If you serve food with disposable dining ware, stick to finger foods, like sandwiches, chips, brownies and cupcakes. Then at least you don't have to worry about cutlery.
Or, even simpler, don't serve a meal. Schedule the party at a non-mealtime (10:30 am, 3:00 pm, 8 pm) and just serve fruit and dessert.
Give gifts in reusable gift wrap, and save any gift wrap you receive that could be reused for future gift-giving. You can also make the gift wrap part of the gift. For example, you could wrap a baby gift in a baby blanket.
Think outside the box when it comes to gifts: consider giving or asking for used or homemade gifts, charitable donations in lieu of gifts or even no gifts. I regularly pick up used toys and books at thrift shops to use as children's birthday gifts. I reserve the ones that look new to give to folks that may not be so hip with a used gift. My sister's kids always give mine either a hand-me-down toy or a toy picked up at a thrift shop for their birthdays. I have been to baby showers where all we did was visit together while preparing meals to stock the new mom's freezer. Instead of buying gifts, we all pitched in for the cost of ingredients. It's also wonderful to give and receive homemade gifts whenever possible.
For children's parties, give a simple inexpensive party favor that will actually get used rather than a bag of trinkets. What parent doesn't hate those cheap squishy plastic toys and horrible pencils wrapped in plastic that are impossible to sharpen? I've given out a notebook and crayons (back-to-school supplies were on sale at the time) labeled with each child's name. My sister-in-law once gave each child a single baseball (bought in bulk, they cost less than $1 each) after a sports-themed party. A friend sent my child home with a delicious homemade treat.
If you have games or activities, try to use eco-friendly materials. In my opinion, baby shower games are almost always a poor idea, but if you have games, at least use eco-friendlier materials (and not disposable diapers and individually wrapped candy bars). Children's activities and crafts can also easily be designed around recycled items or materials already on hand.
Thanks, Olusola. I think a switch in party favors is truly a trend worth setting. I think a lot of parents buy the bag of stuff b/c they think it's expected and aren't sure what else to do, and giving your own more thoughtful favor is a great non-threatening way to throw a greener idea into the parenting mix!
Thanks for all the great suggestions Betsy. I really like your sister-in-laws idea to give a baseball. That would work well over here with three boys. I am starting to push for the small and intimate parties rather than the huge "invite your class" parties. It just makes more sense and is much more eco friendly.
I just read on someone's blog that they only celebrate their kids' birthdays with parties every five years. The rest of the time, they get birthday breakfasts or low-key family dinners and minimal presents, almost all of which are experiences as opposed to stuff. Sounds like an idea for you! BTW, am watching all the premieres of my maybe shows and taking notes just for you!


It's that time again, a new blog challenge!! I don't know how many of us will make it to the end of this one, but I'll give it a shot. The new challenge is to write every day in 2008... I made it through the month challenge with some help from John... so I'll give it a shot for 2008. I know my Dad loved the month of blogs that he could read everyday... so maybe this is right up his alley... something to read everyday from me for an entire year!!
Anyone with me on this?!
I am in....I really want to blog more. I need this kind of challenge!!!
I just got this email too, Kim, and am thinking about it. My concern is that in a few months, if all goes well, I will be in the hospital for RNY, so then what? Not sure I'm gonna feel up to blogging on even paper for a few days!
I love your blog. You are doing great. I'm looking forward to seeing you progress throughout the year.
A year... girl, don't know if I can do it. I am not so good about blogging on the weekends especially if I am out of town. I will give it a try, but I don't have much hopes for myself making it to long :) But I am anxious to read yours.


Dubai is a city of sky-high building and limitless possibilities. It is one of the most beautiful and luxurious cities in the world. Dubai is a favourite tourist destination where thousands of people from around the world visit every year. There is a lot be discovered in Dubai from its famous islands to the desert safari, huge aquariums, adventurous rides and huge malls. And of course, you cannot forget the masterpiece of architectural engineering the towering Burj Khalifa. This is now one of the most visited places in the world. And that's the reason for the ongoing demand for a cheap studio flat in Dubai.
But Dubai is not only famous among tourists and travelers. It also attracts people who want a lucrative career. There are many career opportunities in Dubai for people of every age group. Nowadays Dubai is also emerging rapidly as an educational hub. There are many world-class universities and schools in Dubai where every student dream to study.
According to a survey of Knowledge and Human Development Authority or KHDA in2017 Dubai is home to more the 62 educational institutions. These institutions offer a massive programme of courses. That is the reason why many students are moving to Dubai to pursue higher degrees.
If you are planning to visit Dubai for your further studies, that's a great idea. These few years in Dubai are going to be the best time of your life and it will surely change your entire life but make sure you plan everything in advance.
As you all know Dubai can be a really expensive place especially for students with limited resources. Thus planning will save you from any future troubles. The first thing is to decide where you want to live. There are only two options for a student in Dubai first in the Hostel and the other is purchasing a rental apartment.
When talking about apartments the best option for a student in the studio apartments. This is because they cost less in comparison to other flats and is perfect for one or two people if you are thinking of shared accommodation.
If you are unfamiliar with studio apartment, it is a new concept of apartments. A studio apartment is also called as Bachelor Style flats, studio flats or efficiency apartments. This is because they are specially designed in a small space to decreasing the cost.
A studio apartment in Dubai consists of all the elements of a traditional flat which includes bedroom, drawing room, kitchen, etc. However, there are no barriers or walls between the rooms. The only room which is separated by others using the doors and walls is the bathroom. Studio apartments can be designed creatively in order to suit a personal lifestyle.
These kinds of flats are great for students and bachelors who don't want a huge space.
Studio apartments in Dubai are quite different than traditional apartments and they have their own benefits and drawbacks.
The first and most important thing about studio apartments is that they save money. They cost really less in comparison to houses and traditional flats. This is because these types of flats are designed and build in a very small space and there are no walls and doors. If you are low on budget or simply want to save your money, then go for studio flats in Dubai.
A studio apartment is affordable and thus you buy a rental apartment in the centre of Dubai. Traditional apartments, especially in the city centre, can be really expensive in this costly city but you can easily afford a smaller bachelor flat in the same area. You can buy an apartment near your university so that you can save your transportations and other expenses.
There are no rooms in the studio flats and everything you need is present in the same room. Therefore you do not need to run from another room to another if you forget something.
Students are really busy with their assignments and projects and thus they do not have enough spare time for cleaning a big house. On the other hand, cleaning a little studio flat will not take more than ten minutes. This way you can save your precious time.
Two, three or four BHK flats are really large in size if you will compare it to a bachelor's flat and a student don't need that much big house. Traditional flats are high on maintenance and you will be paying or simply wasting your money for the areas of the house you rarely use. You can save this by purchasing a studio apartment.
A student only needs a couple of things in terms of furniture. This consists of his desk, bed, a chair, dining table and a wardrobe for storing his clothes and accessories. All this can effortlessly fit in a studio flat.
Now let's talk about the cons. There are a few cons of a studio flat.
Studio flats are not an ideal option for the whole family as you will end up messing everything. However, this is perfect for students or bachelors accommodation.
Some studio flats in Dubai can be really small in size and it doesn't feel comfortable to live. So it is recommended for avoiding them. But if you are comfortable with it, then there is no problem.
There is no room for guests in a studio flat. It is only suitable for a single person because of its size and a single room.
You need to check a number of things before you purchase a studio apartment in Dubai so that you don't regret in the future. Choosing a house in an unknown area is no easy task. You need to be really careful before signing the agreement papers. Listed below are a few points to remember when choosing a flat in Dubai.
How to choose a Studio Apartment in Dubai?
Now you know why a studio flat is a better option for students, especially in Dubai. So the next big question is How to find a perfect studio apartment in an unknown city like Dubai. Well, you need not worry about this as Hopohomes is here to help you. Hopohomes is the best property finder where you can search for any kind of properties in Dubai. It has a wide number of property options and you can find your dream home very easily. Just visit Hopohomes.com and then chose from the whole list of option. You can also filter the results to exactly match your requirements. Whether you are looking for rooms for rent in Dubai or a luxurious bungalow you can find everything in one place. Overall Hopohomes is the easiest way to find your perfect house or property in Dubai.
You should look for these features when looking for a studio flat. These features will give the illusion of a large apartment in your mini studio flat.
A studio flat is going to be small in horizontal space and you cannot do anything about it. Thus look for a flat with tall ceilings or vertical room. Tall ceilings will make your apartment look big not just that, but you can also make use of the vertical room to hang things.
You can install shelves for storing your stuff, mount television, add bookshelves, etc. Making use of the vertical space and not the limited floor space will make your apartment look well organized and beautiful.
Storage is something with which you should never compromise especially in a small studio apartment. You need not to give up on storage just because you a moving to a low-cost studio apartment. To store all your belongings without any problem you need ample storage spots. Look for a studio flat with sufficient storage so that you can store each and everything without making your house messy.
Another thing you need to check is if the flat gets enough natural light. A brighter room looks naturally bigger. So look for a house with plenty of windows so that you can get enough natural light. Also, check the direction of the windows. North or south facing window will not get enough light, on the other hand, a window facing towards the west or guarantee you constant supply of sunlight throughout the day.
Not just that natural lighting in your house can also decrease your electricity bills. So think smart and pay good attention to every part of the flat.
Some studio flats in Dubai are very small and congested. They are built on a small piece of land. Surely they will be really cheap. However, choosing them is not a good idea as there is no space for your furniture and other items. So, in my opinion, stay away from anything too small.
When crossing a flat make sure you have enough room for your desk, a bed, living area, kitchen and a bathroom. It simply means you should feel comfortable in the flat. Never compromise with your needs.
Now once you have got a studio apartment which is perfect in size the next thing you need to do is talk with the landlord about the maintenance of the flat. It is good to decide everything in advance as Dubai is a multicultural hub and different people have a different mindset about the rental flats.
It doesn't matter whether you are buying a full sized flat or a small studio you must ask the landlord to give you a full-sized appliance. Ask your landlord for a fridge, stove or oven, and even a dishwasher. A studio apartment consists of all the appliances so never hesitate in asking the owner.
Well, designed interiors must be checked when looking for a flat. Interiors not only make your flat look good but it will also help you store all your items effortlessly. You are buying a studio flat which is small in size, so you need places to stores all your essential items. Interiors are going to help you with that.
Last but not least, check the door and window of the flat. Also, check for water damaged walls and other similar problem. Don't buy a damaged flat in Dubai just because you are getting it at a low price because you need to spend a lot on the repairs. If you find a one or two broken windows, but you like the other parts of the flat, then you can ask the owner to get it repaired.
Overall a studio flat is the best way to save money in Dubai. You need to pay thousands of dollars if you want to live in a traditional apartment. But at the same time, you can buy a rental studio flat for half of the price. Buying a studio flat in Dubai is perfect for students as the flat is spacious enough for a single person. You can live in prime locations or near your university if you are planning to buy a studio flat.
Finding flats in Dubai at the right price is tough, but you can always take the help of Hopohomes for this task.


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New Dead Poet's Society.
Re: New Dead Poet's Society.
by Campbell Brodie on Thu 12 Mar 2015 - 17:04
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]	Aged 66. His "Disc-world" books were great!
by Gypsy on Thu 12 Mar 2015 - 18:54
A small god in his own right. RIP Sir Terry
by Campbell Brodie on Sun 22 Mar 2015 - 8:52
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]	Aged 74. (Wrote the theme for "Neighbours).
by Campbell Brodie on Fri 3 Apr 2015 - 8:36
Missed this on the 1st April...[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
by Gypsy on Fri 3 Apr 2015 - 13:00
The Lone Ranger wrote: Missed this on the 1st April...[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]
So who was she, - did nothing in her own right, except marry someone because she was pregnant and he eventually became famous then divorced him
by Adam Mint on Fri 3 Apr 2015 - 15:17
Gypsy wrote:
mmmm, does one sence a bit jealousy...
Pfffft.......... But good advice, as it seems she couldn´t keep a husband.
by Gypsy on Fri 10 Apr 2015 - 9:07
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]	aged 84
by Campbell Brodie on Fri 10 Apr 2015 - 16:57
Never liked watching cricket but he seems to have been a good sort!
by Mcqueen on Fri 10 Apr 2015 - 18:25
I could hear him
by Perfectspecimen on Fri 10 Apr 2015 - 22:37
Geoffrey Boycott can talk more, goes on and on just like his innings.
by Adam Mint on Sat 11 Apr 2015 - 12:16
Boring...
by 3rdforum on Tue 14 Apr 2015 - 17:24
Percy Sledge has kicked it.
by Campbell Brodie on Tue 14 Apr 2015 - 19:38
3rdforum wrote: Percy Sledge has kicked it.
Cheers Dermo...[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]	Aged 74.
Great voice originally. It faded quickly enough once he hit 50
Just like my looks...
What I don't have, I won't miss
by Gypsy on Mon 20 Apr 2015 - 10:23
[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]	- are we bovvered?
by Topdog on Mon 20 Apr 2015 - 10:47
by Mcqueen on Mon 20 Apr 2015 - 11:14
like to know if it hurt
by Campbell Brodie on Mon 20 Apr 2015 - 16:57
490 years and out in one. Not bad odds...
by 3rdforum on Mon 20 Apr 2015 - 18:21
I think he was a dead man walking anyway. The IRA originally had a death sentence on him but couldn't carry it out due to the peace agreement. He was banished from where he lived ( as far as I know).
Love to know the full details of that peace agreement
there are a few unpalatable things in it all right. Price of peace I guess.
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My friend and amazing artist Michael Bartalos is taking part in a once-in-a-lifetime art project in Antarctica. Have a look see.
From the site: "Greetings and welcome to The Long View Project blog. My name is Michael Bartalos and I'm pleased to be designated the Academy's first Affiliated Artist. I'll soon be on my way to Antarctica on an exciting project at the crossroads of art and science, and you're invited to follow along.
My ultimate objective is to create a very long piece of sculptural artwork using recycled materials from polar research facilities in order to raise international awareness of resource conservation and eco-preservation practices in Antarctica, and by extension, to promote and inspire sustainability worldwide. In the process, I expect to learn a whole lot about environmental issues, scientists' lives on the ice, the history of polar exploration, and creativity's role on the southern continent."


Looking for a unique place to stay while in the Berkshires? We have plenty of interesting options! Each of these featured spots offers a warm welcome and a distinct character, ensuring you an unforgettable experience.
Check in at TOURISTS Welcome, a 48-room hotel and riverside retreat on the scenic Mohawk Trail in North Adams, and you'll find a classic mid-century roadside motor lodge reimagined with modern architecture and style. It seems they've thought of everything you might need or want for an amazing getaway. The food and drink feature locally-grown and sourced ingredients. Common areas inside and out invite you to gather for meals, cocktails, and live music. The hotel even has its own short-wave radio station, with a playlist curated by co-owner John Stirratt, the bassist from Wilco.
Another recently-restored gem on the Mohawk Trail is the Wigwam on the Western Summit. Originally opened in 1930, the Wigwam's new cabins and gift shop offer more than a cool retro vibe reminiscent of the heyday of car travel. Set at an elevation of 2,100 feet, the panoramic views (and sunsets) here are breathtaking. Even if you're just passing through on your way to the route's famous hairpin turn, stop in at the Wigwam store for a pour-over coffee and a home-baked treat to fuel the rest of your journey.
Visiting the southern Berkshires? Book a stay at rustic Race Brook Lodge in Sheffield, where the Appalachian Trail and a hike to a waterfall are steps away and Berkshire cultural attractions are close by. The expansive property is dotted with a variety of tranquil accommodations. It's also home to the historic, candle-lit Stagecoach Tavern—a favorite dining spot for travelers and locals—and the Down County Social Club, a speakeasy-style music venue. The Barn Space offers ample room for group retreats, weddings, and events.
Also off the beaten path is The Carriage House in Otis. This antique-filled, mid-1800s, four-season house rental has been completely restored by owner Margie Wilke, who lives in a separate building on the property. Minutes from Jacob Pillow's and Otis Ridge Ski Area, you're also a short drive to Tanglewood or to prime spots for hiking, fishing, boating, and swimming. Two restaurants and a pub are walkable from the house.
If you prefer a more central location with shops and cafes out the front door, The Barrington offers an intimate B&B experience in downtown Great Barrington. Eight suites offer luxe amenities and stylish décor. Your stay includes a complimentary breakfast prepared by Chef William Merrelle, formerly of Rouge restaurant in West Stockbridge, and afternoon tea curated by owner Carrie Chen, who is also the proprietor of Casana T House in Hillsdale, New York.
Whether you're looking for postcard views, a romantic hideaway, or a peaceful place away from the city, lodging in the Berkshires offers you a wonderful home away from home. Come stay with us!
In Categories: The Berkshires Blog. Tags: lodging, Nancy Macy Post Author, Race Brook Lodge, The Barrington, The Carriage House, TOURISTS Welcome, and Wigwam.


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Back in 2016, Judy Bryden was suffering from a persistent cold. Upon going to the doctor's office and getting some X-rays, however, she was devastated to learn that she had lung cancer.
The woman from Regina, Saskatchewan endured chemotherapy and five rounds of chemotherapy, but to no avail. The treatments failed to stop the progression of her cancer and her doctors gave her one year to live.
But Bryden was determined to fight back.
Her husband Lorne was researching the disease online when he read about a Cuban vaccine called Cimavax, another breakthrough in the immunotherapy revolution, which was shown to be successful in treating lung cancer.
Judy applied for the treatment through CubaHeal – an organization that helps to orchestrate trips for medical purposes in Cuba. Once her application was accepted, she traveled to the Caribbean country to get the CIMAvax.
One year and several vaccinations later, Bryden's cancer is now in remission.
The vaccine, which costs between $3,600–$6,000 for a year's supply, is currently not available in Canada because the company responsible for the treatment has not submitted an application for approval in the North American country.
But despite having to pay costs of the treatment and overseas flight to Havana, Bryden says that the vaccine and all of its expenses have been "well worth it".


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"Leaders Lab is Helping Make the Change."
by FCS on September 6, 2018
By The Lupton Center
When Sean Howe became the Executive Director of 3e McKinney in April 2018, he was stepping into an organization on the brink of change.
3e McKinney came to the understanding that their charity paradigm of transactional giving wasn't working for their community. With a new leader in place, they were ready to take a leap and make a change, but the question was… how?
One month into his new role, Sean joined The Lupton Center's Leaders Lab to learn how to face the challenges that came with his new job of collaborating with local churches and restoring relationships in the community.
The staff and board members at 3e McKinney are leading the paradigm shift around what charity looks like in their community. They are working together to make this transition internally, while also sharing what they learn with their partners. 3e McKinney is hoping to move toward more dignifying, relational engagements with their community.
"Leaders Lab, at its core, is influencing a city and county," Sean says. "If this change is done right, if it's done methodically, and if we use these principles in the Lab, the challenges we face will be ones that I think we can conquer together. I think we've got the formula. Between what the Lab is teaching us and the Holy Spirit at work we can follow these biblical practices."
Leaders Lab cohort is helping Sean and 3e McKinney create a road map toward meaningful change, and Sean has valued his time learning and working in community. The content from the Lab facilitator, the peer-to-peer support, and the personalized coaching he's receiving from the Lupton Center team have made this an incredible experience. He calls Leaders Lab a "tremendous resource and great blessing." Sean says, "I leave my conversations with those from Leaders Lab feeling heard, challenged, affirmed, and encouraged."
The work being done in McKinney, Texas is a huge challenge, but Sean says, "Leaders Lab is helping make the change."
If you would like to join the next Leaders Lab, applications are open until Sept 17th. Only a few spots remain. Apply today!
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550 secrets of hospitality
New tourist attractions appear in the Vitebsk Region
By Sergey Golesnik
The Marc Chagall Museum and ancient Po-lotsk — the centre of Europe — and host to the annual International Slavianski Bazaar Festival of Arts are, probably, the major pearls that allure foreign tourists to the Vitebsk Region. As 2014 is the Year of Hospitality in Belarus, the country's northern region decided to considerably expand their tourist potential. At present, there are over 550 tourist routes, including 80 trans-boundary. New attractive sites have appeared and we'll familiarise our readers with some of them.
Braslav Lake National Park. Recreation center Drivyati
From hotel to agro-estate
Braslav is not called a natural pearl for nothing. The Braslav lake group, which includes over 30 lakes, is considered to be the largest in Belarus. These originated as a result of the passing and melting of a huge glacier. With its beautiful shores and enchanting landscapes and pine forests filled with the freshest of air, this area is home to rare animals and aquatic inhabitants like lynxes, brown bears, tench, vendaces and eels. All of these act as a magnet for potential tourists.
In order to ensure comfort for those visiting Braslav, a new three star hotel — The Braslav Lakes Hotel — is opening there this summer. A contemporary hotel complex, which is being constructed on the bank of Lake Novyaty, offers 16 rooms and 8 bungalows. It will also boast its own beach and piers on the territory adjacent to the lake. Moreover, according to the Chairman of the Braslav District Executive Committee, Valentina Vysotskaya, there will be also a restaurant there, alongside a karaoke-bar and even a golf lawn. "The hotel will offer its guests high-class services. We're convinced that both domestic and foreign tourists will be pleased to stay here," she explained.
Those who prefer to go far away from the urban fuss will be offered a rest in the Lesnaya Polyana agro-tourist complex, which is being built by Russian investors. The first visitors are to be welcomed there this autumn. The facility is situated 20km from Braslav on the bank of the Voloso Lake and consists of 5 cottages, 2 banyas and a café, which are primarily designed for fishers and hunters. Nevertheless, those who simply want to stay in the countryside won't be bored either, bicycle rental will be available and exciting cycling routes will be developed.
It should be also noted that a project is currently under development that deals with reconstruction of an ancient estate of the Plyatery in the village of Opsa. This is a long-term prospect of tourist development in the Braslav area. Located on the picturesque bank of the lake, the estate will be turned into a cosy hotel by 2017. It will be very romantic to spend several days far from civilisation in a former duke's manor.
Braslav Lake National Park. Recreation center Zolovo
Some are keen on trophies while other — on photo shots
Speaking of the Braslav Lakes area, we can't but mention the Braslav Lake National Park, which was primarily created to defend specially protected nature territories and to develop hunting. Such big animals as elks, roe deer and wild boars are bred here. According to Director General of the Braslav Lakes National Park, Vitaly Drozhzha, recently, wild boar hunting has become very popular. "There are many wild boars in this area and this means that almost no hunter who comes to us is left without a trophy."
These are primarily Russians, French, Germans and Finns who arrive at the National Park for hunting. Everything starts with an application by phone, fax or email. All the details are available at www.braslavpark.by. The terms of the tour are agreed with the hunter; depending on availability, one can wait from 2-3 days to 2-3 weeks. The organisation of one day of individual wild boar hunting will cost 50 Euros to a foreigner, while one-year-old wild boar hunting costs 90 Euros. According to Mr. Drozhzha, if the hunter fails to shoot an animal, they will have to pay only for the organisation of the hunt.
"Foreign hunters come to us, not only because they are attracted by our affordable prices and guaranteed trophy, but because we also provide a whole range of related services: meeting at the airport, accompaniment, provision of transport, accommodation in the comfortable recreation camps of the National Park, meals and a game warden for the organisation and conducting of the hunt."
Clients enjoy this, and many of them constantly visit us. Over the least year, there were over a hundred such clients. Each foreigner spends at least 500 Euros for hunting while also leaving another 1,500-2,000 Euros during his stay in Belarus. Meanwhile, not everyone is keen on shooting animals, so some are eager to wander along Belarusian forests and marshes with a photo camera instead of a gun, like, for example, French photographer, Thierry Girard. He has worked in the Berezinsky Reserve, located at the junction of the Vitebsk and Minsk regions in late spring and early summer this year. Coloured and black-and-white works by Mr. Girard, which are created by him with the help of a film camera and a special large-sized camera, can be found in large State and private collections all over the world.
He makes documentary photos, adding his personal views on the surrounding world. He has shot thick woods, as well as streams and marshes. He was also interested in Belarusian villages, therefore many portraits of local residents will appear at an exhibition, dedicated to the 90th anniversary of this reserve that is due next year. The visit of the talented master is carried out thanks to the co-operation between the Berezinsky Biosphere Reserve and the Northern Vosges Regional Natural Park, and was organised under the support of the French Embassy to Belarus.
Seeking for health and impressions
Cultural tourism for the Vitebsk Region is traditional. For instance, many guests annually arrive at the regional centre for the Slavianski Bazaar festival. However, alongside the arts festival, Vitebsk annually hosts children's summer schools of art which are connected with names of such prominent painters as Marc Chagall and Ilya Repin. Youngsters from Belarus, Russia, Latvia and Germany take part in these forums. As far as Ilya Repin's Zdravnevo Museum-Estate is concerned, which is located not far from the regional centre, Chief Director of the Vitebsk Drama Theatre (named after Yakub Kolas), Valery Anisenko, has an interesting idea. The theatre's repertoire has the performance of Shakespeare's Macbeth, which was performed by Vitebsk actors under the open sky at an international festival. Mr. Anisenko proposes to organise a similar open-air festival in Zdravnevo.
This is only a project so far, but the pilgrimage and recuperation of tourists is rapidly developing in the Vitebsk Region — for example, the inclusion of the Transfiguration Church of St. Yevfrosiniya Monastery and St. Sophia Cathedral in Polotsk into the preliminary UNESCO World Heritage List. At present, these sites will be also expanded with the John the Baptist Roman Church in the village of Kamai of the Postavy District. Such facilities are always interesting to tourists, as are the spas of the Vitebsk Region. Foreigners have long come to the spas and health-improvement camps of the region in order to take a course of wax and ozokerite treatment, needle therapy and mineral baths. Moreover, the Deputy Chairman of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee, Vladimir Terentiev, believes that considerable reserves are hidden in the development of corporate tourism. "Last year, the Russian company, Gazprom organised the Fakel (Torch) Festival in Vitebsk for ten days, which featured over 5,000 people. The participants remained pleased and it brought considerable profit to the region."
Other Russian, as well as Israeli companies have used the ability of Vitebsk residents to organise mass events: both cultural and sporting. This is another good reason for increasing the number of tourists, visiting the region.


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My website is not loading correctly and It is down for more than 12 hours.
The same problem happened before and it was fixed by Technical Team. The answer given by Technical team before was "We are glad the issue is resolved. It was a network routing issue which was fixed."
When I open my website http://www.jextn.com It should open my website, Instead, I am seeing the message " It works!"
Re: Urgent Site is Down for More than 12 Hours.
Are you still seeing this? When I go to http://www.jextn.com I am seeing a Joomla Extension Developer website.
Please read the Ticket properly, there I have mentioned a Proxy installed in a another Lunar Page account for testing purpose.
using this proxy site is not opening and also, This site is not opening from my another hosting account with other company.
The issue is, the site is opening from some locations and it is not opening from some locations. This is the issue.
Never worry about this. It happens sometimes. http://www.phpkode.com/ is my site, It once was down for more than 24 hours. But it is hard for me to distinguish the reason for this!


Breakfast at Breeze Hits the Spot!
It's grey and miserable outside. It's a Saturday late morning in May and the sun should be shining.
Ordinarily we would be heading to the lagoon to buy some fresh fish for our dinner, instead we are sat inside feeling sorry for ourselves. My partner and I decide that there is only one thing that can put a smile on our glum faces – we are going to treat ourselves to a big breakfast (although it's nearly lunch time), most importantly, prepared and cooked by someone else. This does mean venturing outside, but if we move quickly, we might just miss the imminent downpour.
We are spoilt for choice in Brighton and Hove for great places, serving great breakfasts. Whatever your preference, there is almost always somewhere to satisfy your taste buds right around the corner. With a few things we need to pick up in town, we decide to get breakfast in the North Laine for a change, and I know just the place.
I have been to Breeze Brasserie a couple of times now and it always hits the spot.
Quite simply, Breeze does what it does – well; I am sure that breakfast will be no exception.
My partner already knows he wants a good old traditional, full English fry-up; sometimes you want something fancy and sometimes you just want a plate full. There's a reason this is a staple on the breakfast menu. Although you can find different takes on it, you feel safe in the knowledge – whatever the trimmings – it'll be big, it'll have meat, and it'll fill you up to the brim.
We are unfortunately caught in the beginning of what turns out to be a relentless day of rain. Damp, and a little flustered from our dash to the door, we are greeted with smiles by the staff at Breeze. The owner Bruce also comes out to say hello and show us to our table. He comments on the rain, and tells us his little dog (who I have met before) is too afraid to go outside – had we gone to leave ten minutes later, I think we would have felt the same.
Breeze always has a really relaxed atmosphere.
You instantly feel like there is no need to rush, you can settle into your surroundings and take time over your order and your meal. It is light and airy, but the décor is warm, with gold Buddah heads, grand mirrors and fairy lights creating a cosy and peaceful vibe.
The service is punctual and it is not long before we are brought a cup of coffee each – black for me and a latte for my partner. Much needed, rich and comforting, there is no better thing than a great cup of coffee to perk you up. Now we are ready to check out the menu.
The breakfast menu at Breeze includes all the favourites: Full English, Veggie Breakfast, Eggs Florentine, Eggs Benedict, Eggs Royal, and a couple of surprise additions in the Croque Monsieur and Croque Madame – which add a touch of European inspiration to the menu.
They have added their own twist too; the Veggie Breakfast is served with sautéed potatoes and spinach, along with the more traditional elements, and the Florentine, Benedict and the Royale are served with toasted brioche rather than bread; the Croque Monsieur and Madame also come with the sautéed potatoes and salad.
As I said, my partner's mind has been made up since leaving the house, so it's just down to me to make a choice. I skirt around the Croque Madame – its sounds deliciously calorific with ham, melted cheese, béchamel sauce, whole grain mustard and a fried egg on top – but arrive at my all-time favourite and 'go-to' breakfast: Eggs Royale. I can't wait to try out the brioche toast with this classic combination of eggs and smoked salmon.
I also ask the waitress if I can throw in some spinach for good measure; she is happy to oblige.
Our breakfasts arrive in good time.
I suddenly realise I forgot to ask for the hollandaise to be served separately, which is something I always do to avoid the possibility of sauce over-kill. Thankfully the chef has read my mind; the hollandaise coats the eggs, but does not cover the plate. The salmon is plentiful and pokes out from under the eggs and the dish is peppered with dill, which ensure the breakfast does not appear too anaemic.
My partners Full English is a colourful plateful, with a roasted tomato, baked beans and mushrooms, along with a plump sausage, bacon and his choice of fried eggs (2 of them!). He is also particularly pleased to see the crispy hash brown – a great additional to a Full English and a long time since he has had one.
I am thrilled with the brioche; the sweetness of this toast works in perfect harmony with the creaminess of the hollandaise and the smoked salmon.
The perfectly poached eggs pop as my fork goes in, spilling their yolky goodness all over my plate – why is it so hard to get these right at home?! My partners Full English is good and non-pretentious. The beans aren't home-made, but who cares; the sausage is clearly good quality and the bacon cooked just to his liking. He struggles to finish two eggs, so I willingly step in, helping myself to a bit of toast to wipe his plate clean for him while I'm at it.
Seriously satisfied, we choose to order two more coffees in the hope the rain will subside; we are more than happy to while away the time at Breeze. Appreciating our predicament, we are offered an umbrella on loan to aid us in the walk home. We gratefully accept their kind offer and thank them again for filling our tums.
As expected, breakfast at Breeze has indeed hit the spot, and serving until 3pm, it is perfect for us late risers.
With every breakfast on the menu for around £7, it is also great value for money. We leave as we arrived, to smiles from the staff. Just now we are prepared for the weather – umbrella in hand and certainly well fed!