At the end of last year I took some photos of my children's shared wardrobe space before we move house in a few weeks. Nice to have as a reminder. It wasn't until after I looked back at these photos I realised how little clothing they have on their hanging racks in the photos. They actually have a bit more clothing than this but some of it was in the wash at the time. Both of my children at this stage have approx 8 shirts each and about 6 pairs of shorts. It's Summer at the moment so all their Winter clothes are in storage. For Winter though they each had 1 jacket and 2 jumpers each and several long sleeved shirts and long pants, a scarf and beanie each. My son wore track pants throughout winter and my daughter preferred leggings. It doesn't get that cold here.
I came across Project 333 (33 items of clothing for 3 months) for children a while back and use it as a rough guide for myself and somewhat for my children really so we don't end up with way too much to manage. I also feel that there are many children with little clothing so, if we have too much and cannot hand it down to a sibling or cousin then it goes straight to charity. We have local charity pick ups a few times each year. They don't have a proper capsule wardrobe and neither do I (working on it) as my children tend to receive hand-me-downs throughout the year from their cousins or clothing as Birthday and Christmas presents from family members. I don't feel like I can be picky about the colour and style. I am just grateful for what we receive.
At the time of these photos my daughter didn't have any dresses that fit If you are wondering why there aren't any hanging up (my daughter does prefer to wear shorts and shirts). For Christmas though, a couple of weeks later my parents gave my daughter two dresses. These photos are really to show you what their wardrobe looks like on both sides. This wardrobe did not come with any storage or shelves except on the very top which is where I store our out of season clothing and some spare bedding. This is to show you what we did when there was no storage space. We used a bookshelf and some baskets for storage as we only had one chest of drawers in the house which my husband and I were sharing and it was too heavy and hard to open for my children. This is more of a Montessori style children's sized closet for self care and independence. Regarding the top clothes hanging rack, my daughter is tall enough now to reach the top shelves to get her clothes down. Prior too there was a fold up step at the bottom of the hanging clothes rack for use. The wardrobe extender was purchased from Kmart Australia.
Above and below is older pictures of my daughter's closet when she had her own room. At this time she kept her shoes in her room. The storage bag on the right of the clothes was for storing scarves, mittens etc. You can also see that we used labels on the clothing baskets when my children were younger.
If/when we do purchase clothes for my children I ask for their opinion on colour etc. Now that my daughter is at school she has a colour preference with clothes but is still happy to wear any colour if she receives something as a gift, whereas prior to I always purchased gender neutral clothing (for the most part but not always) so we could hand those items down to my second child. I am referring to more jumpers and long pants etc wasn't so easy with all clothing items. All of the jumpers and long pants my son had last Winter use to be worn by my daughter.
We still have this same set up since both of my children started sharing their 'care of self spaces'. They each have a square basket for shoes (currently have two pairs each) and they each have a round basket for sunglasses and a hat. These days their school bags sit on the top of this shelf. I still really like this space and it has worked well for both of my children being right near the front door and garage, shoes are put into the baskets straight away. It has kept these items neat and tidy. The only thing using baskets and open shelves like this is the dust build up. I make sure that this area is cleaned once a week to keep on top of it.
The Illustrated guide to the Konmari Method (video). I think folding this way makes children's clothes look great but my daughter who is almost 5 found it too difficult to maintain. I think we will re-visit this down the track. This is how I fold most of my clothing.


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Open setting, much easier than most play centres to keep an eye on your child whilst sitting down.
Great equipment for older kids, nice enclosed area for baby-toddlers. They have a disco room where the children can dance a small area for under 2's that suit newborns as well and a huge play area for older kids.
Monday to Sunday 9am - 7pm. Huge soft play centre and party venue.
My son had his 2nd birthday party here and he had a great time! the staff were all lovely and helpful, the playgym wasn't too busy and my son & his little friends enjoyed themselves and didn't stop smiling! The children were lead to the table by a staff member who was enthusiastic then food was brought out and the cake etc by friendly staff. Overall a very good experience and i definetly recomend!
Just had my son's 7th birthday here and we loved it. Parents & kids who had not been before were also impressed. The food is good (they continually offered more to the kids), including the regular menu which has more variety on it than other places I've been to, including panini's and nine fillings for jacket potatoes- -also vegetarian friendly, a real plus. I liked that they gave us free Latte's and kept the kids happy with juice and biscuits throughout, especially as they were so sweaty. We did the disco party which was ok, the staff played party games with the kids and gave out prizes, and it broke up the day a bit better. The kids left-exhausted, with party bags and a gift for the birthday child as well. Highly recommended.
My daughter just had her party at Blue Frog and whilst I was impressed with the food, polite and friendly service from the staff - the only downside was two other parties going on at the same time as my daughters. The food room was constantly being used and so many children on the play frame, could not see how many children had showed up to daughter's party till they sat down to eat(this was on a school night on a late slot so dread to think what Saturday parties are like!!) That said my daughter loved her party and I suppose it is good new's for them that it has proved so popular.
My child has also recently had a party at the big blue frog, it was brill, well worth the money. The staff were polite and played with the children. The buffet that was provided for the party was extremely nice! My son really enjoyed himself he had such a good time. I have now also booked for my daughter to have her party there too! I think it would be a good idea to get a big blue frog costume so the frog can host the parties(this was my childs idea)I will also be making regular visits because my children love it!!!!
My son was the first to have his party at the big blue frog and what a party it was. The staff were great the food was better than any play gym party I have ever been to and the staff actually involved themselves with the kids. Parking might cost but the overall value is well worth it. The management are willing to take on board any suggestions that you might have to improve their business but quite frankly why improve on perfection.


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For the second time in barely a year, the Heritage Center showroom served as a scene in a major motion picture. Look for us in a scene of "I, Alex Cross" a James Patterson novel, turned movie! Featured properties you will see in the movie include our 1938 Buick Y Job and 1933 Cadillac. Even the staff of the Heritage Center was part of the action, working behind the scenes! Tyler Perry, Edward Burns, Cicely Tyson and director Rob Cohen were the headliners on the Heritage showroom!

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By the time children turn 18, society agrees they are old enough to think for themselves. They are adults. We trust that they're able to make up their own minds. Yet, by the time they do turn 18, they may find themselves at university. And what's more, they may also find that they are, in fact, not trusted to make up their own minds. No, for it seems a growing trend of censoring debate is worryingly on the rise at many university campuses. But all this cosseting comes at a cost.
To be clear, I do not agree with Greer's views. I think they're limited and insular. Gender and gender identification is much more nuanced and complicated than mere biology. Reducing the subject to black and white is the wrong approach. The matter is not of the body but of the brain, making it – by association – grey.
However, not long after Greer's opinions were made public, an online petition was launched seeking to ban her from giving a lecture at Cardiff University. The petition stated her "problematic" opinions on transgender people as being the motive for the censure.
"Trans-exclusionary views should have no place in feminism or society. Such attitudes contribute to the high levels of stigma, hatred and violence towards trans people – particularly trans women – both in the UK and across the world.
The most interesting sentence is the last one: "Allowing Greer a platform endorses her views". This defective reasoning is becoming more and more common amongst university students. They believe that offering someone a platform of differing opinion renders one immediately acquiescent. They think that simply allowing a person to speak equates to automatic approval of the views expressed.
What's even more troubling (or baffling, depending on your perspective) is that Greer was not expected to give a lecture on transgender people at all. She was invited to speak about women and power in the twentieth century. In other words, there were those who disagreed with her on a completely different topic and wanted to ban her from speaking entirely.
This is upsetting on a number of levels.
Firstly, it eliminates a potentially healthy environment wherein students could openly debate Ms. Greer and confront her views on transgender people. It could have opened a dialogue between speaker and listener, allowing ideas and opinions to be exchanged and challenged. This is exactly the kind of environment a university should seek to create.
Secondly, this does transgender people no favours. Anti-trans violence is a real and growing problem, predicated on the belief that being transgender is both unnatural and wrong. But one does not have to explicitly call for violence against transgender people for it to occur. Although Greer never advocated a hate crime, dehumanising rhetoric and denying them their sense of self will incite violence all the same.
However, such a mind-set does not go away by silencing. It can only be accomplished by changing attitudes. And you cannot change someone's mind by turning off their mike. It can only be done through discourse and discussion.
Censoring ideas by those who firmly disagree with them is a dangerous path. And it is never a path that should find its way onto university grounds. Pandering to people's sensitivities and gratifying their wish to remain unchallenged – whether intellectually or emotionally – is harmful for everyone involved. Shutting down those with whom you disagree gets you nowhere. Silencing your critics solves nothing. Universities shouldn't be treated as intellectual safe spaces. Covering the world in bubble wrap only makes you live in inside a bubble.
This is not, however, an isolated incident. In 2014, former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and the International Monetary Fund's managing director Christine Lagarde were disinvited from speaking at Rutgers University and Smith College, respectively.
Both women are highly successful and could have been role models for female students and minorities. Rice was the first black female secretary of state and Lagarde was the first female head of the IMF.
But because some students objected to Rice's role in the Iraq War, and took issue with some of the IMF's policies, their thoughts and perspectives were refused an audience.
In fact, according to data from the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, no fewer than 240 campaigns have been launched at U.S. universities alone, since 2000, aiming to prevent public figures from appearing at campus events. This is thoughtfully discussed by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt in their excellent essay "The Coddling of the American Mind" published in August by The Atlantic.
It is of course horribly ironic that those who claim to be on the side of tolerance can be so vehemently intolerant. But the scale on which one measures "tolerance" and "intolerance" is not straight, but circular. Provided you take a moment to stand back and examine your position, you may find yourself on the opposite side of what you actually believe.
The debacle at Cardiff is perhaps even more ironic when you factor in Greer's reputation as one of the major feminist voices of the second half of the twentieth century. There are now students – many of whom identifying as feminists themselves – who want to silence that voice and deny her a podium, despite likely agreeing on innumerable other issues.
But sadly we're obsessed as a culture with denying those a platform that don't conform to our own views. Our intentions may be magnanimous, but our methods are unsound. The negating of opinions is too often favoured over the debating of opinions. But opinion should never be cause for prohibition. Trust students to make up their own minds. Allow them to think for themselves. Discussion should always exist and freedom of speech should always prevail. Especially at the very institutions that need them the most.
If you think allowing someone's hateful and harmful opinion to be shared so students can disagree in an open forum is ok then why don't we just invite the KKK to present there views in our universities? People who spread hate and bigotry don't get a public forum no matter how great there other ideas are. Its cut and dry to me. Feminism is not about isolating one group of people it's about equality.
I'm sorry but did you read the piece?
Firstly, of course feminism is about equality. However, by saying "feminism is not about isolating" (which I completely agree with) and then isolating people from speaking is completely contradictory – and anti-feminist given that it flies in the face of equality.
Secondly, universities should encourage critical thinking and debate. This may involve inviting speakers with whom you profoundly disagree. You may even find their views inflammatory or offensive. But, provided they are within the law, viewpoints should never be shut down. Ideas should not be feared. They should be encouraged. Bad ones will soon show their weakness through argument and debate. Sure people can peacefully protest and voice their concern, but they should never silence. It is a vital responsibility for universities to be constantly open to ideas and promote freedom of speech.
Your KKK example is a strange one. The KKK is not an organisation known for its intellectual prowess and hence is unlikely to be invited to speak at a university – a space dedicated to intellectualism – anytime soon. They are routinely ridiculed, mocked and derided by virtually everyone but themselves.
Nevertheless, if they were invited, it is an insult to students to suggest that by giving the KKK a platform students will suddenly adopt their pernicious views. If the KKK spoke at a university either no one would show up or their "arguments and views" would be torn apart by every student present. Perhaps even KKK members may reassess their own bigotry in the aftermath of the debate. But that can only happen through discourse, not shutting them down.
Your argument of "People who spread hate and bigotry don't get a public forum no matter how great their other ideas are" is (with the greatest respect) a foolish one. Greer would have supplied a very interesting perspective on women and power in the 20th Century given she was such an influential feminist voice within its latter half. This is nonetheless true in spite of her discriminatory opinions on transgender people. Richard Dawkins (with whom I greatly disagree on a number of issues) would give invaluable insight in an evolutionary biology lecture. Should we ignore his voice on the topic because of his views on Muslims? I should think not.
If you were a devout Christian studying at university in the 1860s and Charles Darwin was expected to give a talk on evolution, you may very well take his views to be supremely blasphemous. But should you stop him giving the talk because his views are "offensive"? Do you stop Heidegger giving a speech on philosophy because of his Antisemitism? Or prevent Wagner giving a lecture on musical theory for the same reason?
The word "university" comes from the Latin for "universal, whole, entire" – it should, by its very definition, be inclusive. To isolate, marginalise and deny people a voice simply because we do not agree with them is the wrong approach. Invite, debate and discuss. It's the only way hatred and bigotry can be quenched.


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Roth's Complaint
By GEORGE STADE
ZUCKERMAN UNBOUND
By Philip Roth.
HILIP ROTH, I regret to say, has gotten religion. I don't mean that he has become a believer - his condition is not as serious as that, not yet it isn't. I mean that his new novel is an act of contrition.
One ought to have seen it coming. Whatever else they were (and they were lots else), Roth's previous four books, beginning with "My Life as a Man"(1974), were also rites of appeasement, gestures of self-exculpation, explanation and excuse. These books contained within them apologias for "Goodbye, Columbus" (1959) and "Portnoy's Complaint" (1969), which some critics had charged with both narcissism and self-hatred, low-mindedness and snobbery, levity and heavy-handedness, with beastliness to women and, above all, with anti-Semitism. To these charges Roth's recent books had answered Not Guilty or Guilty With Cause. His new book accepts the indictment and sentences his younger self to death.
Nathan Zuckerman is that younger self's name. The time is 1969. Zuckerman has just become rich and notorious through the publication of a satyric novel entitled "Carnovsky," "a book ostensibly about someone else attempting to break free from his accustomed restraints," a book about "onanism in Jewish New Jersey." This time, in short, Roth forces us to do what his critics have been doing all along; he forces us to see him in his hero, to see the author of "Portnoy's Complaint" in the author of "Carnovsky."
But we have seen Zuckerman in the roles of scapegrace and stand-in before. He first appeared as the hero of two autobiographical short stories written by Peter Tarnopol, the hero of "My Life as a Man." "It's in the nature of being a novelist to make private life public," says Tarnopol, who also notes that "Tarnopol, as he is called, is beginning to seem as imaginary as my Zuckermans." We next see one of Roth's Zuckermans in "The Ghost Writer" (1979), where he is a young and coming writer of short stories. That novel is an account of his visit to E.I. Lonoff, an old and celebrated writer of short stories, who gives Zuckerman a chastening lesson in self-denial. In Lonoff's stories, as in his life, what we find is "the tiniest impulse toward amplitude of self-surrender, let alone intrigue or adventure, peremptorily extinguished by the ruling triumvirate of Sanity, Responsibility, and Self-Respect."
There are family resemblances among these characters, as there are among Roth's other heroes, Gabe Wallach of "Letting Go" (1962), David Kepesh of "The Breast" (1972) and "The Professor of Desire" (1977), and Philip Roth of the interviews and essays collected in "Reading Myself and Others" (1975). These are men whose aspirations are literary; who grew up just outside New York, in Westchester or the Catskills or "Jewish New Jersey"; whose parents are loving, smothering and emphatically Jewish; whose women are gentile and mainly of two varieties, one vicious and alluring, the other virtuous and boring; who suffer from Portnoy's Complaint: "A disorder in which strongly felt ethical and altruistic impulses are perpetually warring with extreme sexual longings." They are all onanists in that they play with themselves in their fictions or otherwise - as what novelist doesn't.
But now, in Roth's new novel, Zuckerman seems played out. He is a celebrity, but he is not celebrating. "Hey, careful, Carnovsky," people call out to him in the street, confusing him with his sexually extravagant hero, "they arrest people for that." Letters are sent to him, care of his publisher, addressed simply "To the Enemy of the Jews." Women's club orators and "talk-show de Tocquevilles" see through him to bad signs of the times. His saintly wife, Laura, whom he once accused of being "an affectless, goodygood Pollyanna WASP," whom he left after finishing "Carnovsky," refuses to take him back, takes up instead with a Movement priest. "You were perfectly right to go," Zuckerman hears her saying: "Having written a book like that, you had to go. That's what writing it was all about."
That's just the beginning. Alvin Pepler, ex-marine, cracked genius, nonstop talker, encyclopedic memorialist of trivia, Newark poltergeist, agent of tribal retribution, Zuckerman's secret sharer, his "pop self" - and one of Roth's richest inventions -claims that Zuckerman has stolen his life: "Those hang-ups you wrote about happen to be mine." He shadows Zuckerman everywhere, threatens to kidnap his mother, wants only that "our Marcel Proust" write the story of his life and sorrows, an account of how for three weeks in the 1950's he answered every question on the TV quiz show "Smart Money," until the producers, the Jewish producers, dumped him for an appealing and philosophical WASP who turns out to be a crook.
But the worst, shock after shock, is yet to come. On a visit to Florida Zuckerman discovers just how much suffering his book has caused his mother. His dying father's last word to him is a curse. His hero-worshiping brother turns on him, sums up the indictment:
"You are a bastard. A heartless conscienceless bastard. What does loyalty mean to you? What does responsibility mean to you? What does self-denial mean, restraint - anything at all? To you everything is disposable! Everything is exposable! Jewish morality, Jewish endurance, Jewish wisdom, Jewish families - everything is grist for your fun-machine. Even your shiksas go down the drain when they don't tickle your fancy anymore."
For once Zuckerman has no comeback, although in the past Roth has had what seemed to me the right answers to charges just like these.
On the way home Zuckerman detours through Newark, through the old neighborhood, where he and Carnovsky (and Roth) grew up. It is all ruin and rubble, devastation, the ground of every memory obliterated. So is Zuckerman. A formidable young black man sees Zuckerman looking out of his chauffeur-driven limousine, asks "Who you supposed to be?" "No one," replies Zuckerman, and says the rest of it to himself: "You are no longer any man's son, you are no longer some good woman's husband, you are no longer your brother's brother, and you don't come from anywhere anymore, either."
It's really too bad. Zuckerman is unbound, all right, but in the sense of being cut loose from everything that made him what he was. There is a chance, however, that we have not seen the last of him: "Are you planning to write Zuckerman variations until you have constructed a kind of full-length fictional fugue?" That's what Peter Tarnopol's editor had asked him back in 1974. "All I can do with my story is tell it. And tell it. And tell it," answers Tarnopol.
Let's hope that in the next Rothian variation the second term of his old dialectic gets a better show - the dialectic, that is, between conscience and concupiscence, between remorse and impulse, between "the ambiguities of prudence and the anxieties of disorder." "Zuckerman Unbound" is masterful, sure in every touch, clear and economical of line as a crystal vase, but there is something diminished about it, as about its immediate predecessors. The usual heartbreak and hilarity are there, but they no longer amplify each other; now both are muted.
And I do wish Roth would stop apologizing for "Portnoy's Complaint." Its bite sinks deepest into the soft spot of something more American than it is Jewish. The custodians of our high literary culture are as retrograde and feminizing as they were over a hundred years ago. The ghosts of Roth's Landsmanner, Fenny Cooper, Nate Hawthorne, Hermie Melville and Sammy Clemons are nodding approval. Who cares what the momma's boys think?
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This project has become a precursor to a larger body of work that I am focusing on right now. With an interest in personal and perceived identity, elephants and blind men. It began as a small exercise testing the quality of light in a specific spot in the SCAD Lacoste campus, but very quickly changed into something much bigger. One of the main objectives was to have relatively quick one-on-one interactions with as many of the students, faculty and staff of the SCAD Lacoste, Spring 2014 quarter as I could. Only using natural light, I had a very small window of opportunity between 14:30 and 16:30 each day to try to take these portraits. I tried to give no direction at all, so as to get as close to the sitter's most natural response as possible. I showed each person where to stand, after which they would usually ask ; « What do you want me to do ?» « Whatever you'd like! » And so the magic of human-camera-human interaction followed, full of give and take and here's the result!


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The Eating Trials of Elisabeth Hasselbeck: Celiac, Diets, and Gluten
Written By: Arch
Published Date: November 13, 2018 Last Edited: November 6, 2018
Do you avoid gluten-rich foods? If you do, it may because gluten's been featured in headlines for the past few years and not because the doctor told you to.
Gluten sensitivity or celiac affects 1% of the population. Of the 3 million people in the United States affected by it, 97% are undiagnosed. That's what happened to Elisabeth Hasselbeck, the former co-host of ABC's daytime panel talk show "The View".
She suffered from mysterious symptoms for years. Her doctor diagnosed her as having irritable bowel syndrome and prescribed medication for that condition. But the symptoms didn't subside and the doctor didn't have answers.
It wasn't until Hasselbeck joined the cast of "Survivor: The Australian Outback" in 2001 that she started to get answers. The unusual and sparse diet she was forced to eat while filming finally gave her answers. But the questions still abounded for Elisabeth Hasselbeck. Celiac may have been the condition that gave her the mystery symptoms.
What Is Celiac?
Celiac disease, or gluten-sensitivity enteropathy, triggers an immune reaction in your small intestine when you eat a protein found in barley, wheat, and rye. It's also called coeliac or sprue sometimes.
What happens is that eating gluten damages the small intestine's lining over time and prevents it from absorbing some nutrients. The damage also causes other symptoms like bloating, weight loss, and anemia.
These symptoms can lead to serious complications. In children, not being able to absorb nutrients can also affect development and growth.
Wheat Allergies vs. Celiac Disease
It's important to note, however, that celiac disease and wheat allergies are not the same thing. Some people may experience similar symptoms after eating foods with gluten in them, like gas or bloating, which may cause some confusion.
But an allergic reaction to wheat can trigger mild symptoms like rashes and hives to severe ones like loss of consciousness and trouble breathing. Depending on the severity of your allergic reaction, food allergies can be fatal.
Celiac, on the other hand, makes your body react differently. If you have celiac disease, not only does your body dislike gluten, but it triggers an immune response that attacks the small intestine lining.
Those attacks can do damage to your intestines over time and cause serious complications like intestinal damage or malnutrition. However, you won't immediately experience any potentially life-threatening reactions to gluten the way you would with a food allergy.
So in the simplest terms, wheat allergies generate an allergic response while celiac disease triggers an immune response. Both can cause serious health complications to varying degrees over time, but a food allergy can be fatal.
Unfortunately, you can't point to one set of symptoms and signs as a way to tell if you have celiac. Some symptoms are not even related to the digestive system at all. They may include:
Loss or softening of bone density
Blistery, itchy skin rash
Dental enamel damage
Celiac symptoms in children may also differ from adults and include constipation, irritability, delayed puberty, and muscle wasting. This makes it even more difficult for doctors to pinpoint the exact cause of the symptoms.
Risk Factors and Complications
According to the Mayo Clinic, only 20% of people with celiac receive a diagnosis. Doctors can do blood tests for celiac disease, but sometimes celiac symptoms are so close to other conditions that they may not know to test for it.
If you go untreated for celiac disease, you may experience serious complications like:
Loss of bone density and calcium
Miscarriage and infertility
Neurological problems
Celiac disease does go untreated, though. Nearly 1% of the world population has celiac disease, but 80% don't even know it. This, in turn, can lead to the serious complications mentioned before.
Anyone can get celiac disease but there are certain risk factors that may make your potential higher. They may include having someone in the family that has celiac disease or dermatitis herpetiformis. Having type 1 diabetes is another major risk factor. Other conditions like Addison's disease, Down syndrome, and Rheumatoid arthritis may also make your risk higher.
The only real treatment option is to go 100% gluten-free. Your doctor or dietitian may also recommend vitamins and other supplements to address malnutrition issues, but you have to be careful about that.
Gluten can be found in some unexpected sources. Medications, vitamins, and even lip balms may have trace amounts of gluten, so you have to read ingredient lists carefully. There is currently no cure for celiac disease. However, doctors believe that eliminating gluten from your diet removes the trigger for celiac symptoms.
Eating with Elisabeth Hasselbeck – Celiac-Friendly Cooking and Media Awareness
Being outspoken is one of the trademarks of celebrity host Elisabeth Hasselbeck. Celiac has been one of the main topics since she came out about having the disease. She has also written a few books about her gluten-free life, including one cookbook that showcases her favorite recipes.
Unfortunately, there isn't a lot of money going into research for autoimmune diseases such as celiac, but Hasselbeck says that you don't need a magic pill. Diet changes are all you need.
Her influence and vocal support about celiac awareness have eased the way for others who were diagnosed with the disease. She's shown through example that a celiac diagnosis doesn't mean that you have to stop eating great food when you go gluten-free. In fact, many people are choosing to eat that way even when they don't have celiac disease.
Being an outspoken advocate for gluten-free living and controversial topics seems to be the gluten-free bread and butter for Elisabeth Hasselbeck. Celiac disease may not have been in the limelight years ago, but celebrities like her who have come forward with their chronic conditions provide inspiration to the hungry public.
The hospitality industry is also catching up. Many eateries and markets across the country now provide gluten-free options for those who suffer from celiac disease, proving that you can still eat freely with the disease.
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https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/celiac-disease/diagnosis-treatment/drc-20352225
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Hoops hand POAK points
Aidan Fitzmaurice
November 04 2011 10:06 AM
MAYBE it was an act of solidarity to our hard-pressed Greek cousins, but Shamrock Rovers meekly handed over three Europa League points to PAOK Salonika in Dublin last night as the Tallaght-based club once again were the creators of their own misfortune.
Rovers are now one of just three clubs who are without a point in the Europa League -- AEK Athens and Malmo are the other empty-handed teams -- after going down 3-1 at home to PAOK in front of 6,100 fans, a fourth successive Group A defeat.
Once again, there were positives for the home club as they managed to score another goal, through Billy Dennehy's 51st-minute free-kick, and their impressive second-half display gave the score some respectability, but games are won over 90 minutes, not 45, and a tired-looking Rovers side were very much off the pace in the first half.
In fact, the biggest plus of the night was that Rovers were not beaten by a more emphatic scoreline, as a half-time tactical switch by Michael O'Neill, when the home side were 3-0 down, helped them stem the tide of Greek goals and prevented a rout when one looked on the cards.
"We gave it to them, with the way we played," says Rovers defender Pat Sullivan. "We had worked all week on how we were going to play, we had worked on our formation and stopping their play, because we know that at times their movement is far beyond anything we are able to play.
"But we were gifting them space and gifting them goals. At times like that you think that we need to just go out and play our own game and not worry so much about them, and we did that in the second half.
"It wasn't pretty but it was effective, it got us into the game, we play in a league where the football isn't always pretty so maybe we need to stick to what we know.
"This is the level we are playing at now. We can play well for a big part of the game but still lose 3-1 at home, that's the standard of the Europa League group stage.
"There have been times when we have done ourselves justice in the group stage, the second half last night, 25 minutes in the second half away to Tottenham, but then we let ourselves down in the other periods of the game."
Rovers had the worst possible start to their first home game in the group phase when they were a goal down within 90 seconds against Rubin Kazan, and it had been drilled into the Rovers players how they simply had to avoid the concession of another early goal at home to PAOK.
That went out the window after only seven minutes when Dimitris Salpingidis kept up his impressive record of scoring European goals -- 28 strikes now -- by putting PAOK in front with a well-struck effort.
The bearded Greek star, who thankfully shortens his name to Salpi for the back of his jersey, had a hand in PAOK's second, profiting from Conor McCormack's slip as the ball went to Giorgios Fotakis, who made it 2-0 on 35 minutes.
Rovers were rent asunder again three minutes later when the sublime Salpingidis scored his second and PAOK's third from Giorgios Georgiadis's cross, which left Rovers keeper Ryan Thompson unprotected.
There were genuine fears that Rovers could have had more misery inflicted on them in the second half, but Hoops boss Michael O'Neill reacted by putting on two strikers -- Ciaran Kilduff and Gary Twigg -- in place of midfielders McCormack and Gary McCabe.
And Rovers had more shape and menace about them in the second half, as shown by Dennehy's goal on 51 minutes.
Kilduff's presence unsettled PAOK at times, while Karl Sheppard, after a quiet first 45 minutes, also started to get into the game.
But even when Rovers looked like they could mount a threat, PAOK's excellent defenders -- take a bow Stelios Malezas -- dealt with the home side.
For Rovers, it was their 56th game of the season and it showed.
"A huge chunk of us have played in a lot of those games," added Sullivan, who was making his 48th appearance of the season last night.
"It felt like time was standing still for me in the second half, there were times when I got forward but it took me an age to get back.
"That's a positive from our season, the fact that we've had so many games is a sign of our success but you could see the gap last night.
"I think PAOK were playing their 15th game of the season and we had our 56th, so we were tired."


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In America, there is a direct correlation between education and income. On average, people make more money with every degree they earn — but the benefits of education go much farther than just beefier paychecks. Well-educated people are more likely to own their own homes, according to Habitat for Humanity, and they're more likely to want to help improve their community.
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In the United States, the government is required to provide every child with free schooling through 12th grade — free on paper, that is. Even when it's provided as a public service, education comes with costs.
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Education — and All the Related Expenses — Start Early
A June study from Care.com revealed what millions of Americans already knew — that the pandemic put the already exorbitant cost of child care even farther out of reach. The average weekly rate for a toddler in a child care center nearly doubled from $182 in 2019 to $340 in 2020. In 2021, a full 85% of parents are now spending 10% of their income or more on child care and more than half plan to spend more than $10,000 in 2021.
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Preschool Can Be Incredibly Expensive — or Free
Working parents who are waiting for preschool to provide sweet financial relief from their heavy child care bills might be disappointed. According to a BabyCenter report based on data from the National Association of Child Care Resource & Referral Agencies (NACCRRA), the average cost of private preschool runs from $4,460 to $13,158 per year, or $372 to $1,100 a month — about the same as child care.
Depending on where you live, however, you might pay nothing at all.
According to ChildCare.gov, many states offer free or low-cost pre-k/preschool as part of their public school system, as do many individual schools, nonprofits, places of worship and child care centers.
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Sorry, but It's Already Time To Start Saving For College
Sure the kids look small now and sure money is tight, but they won't be small for long and there will never be a time when saving is easy. Every year that you wait to open a 529 college savings plan is a year that you're missing out on the power of tax-free compounding.
You can open an account with little or no initial deposit, you don't have to make regular contributions and grandparents or anyone else can contribute, too. Open one now and you'll be able to make qualified withdrawals tax-free when it's time for college — and it will be time sooner than you think.
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What It Really Costs To Educate a Child
Every state in America must provide free K-12 education to every child in the state. Many parents, however, choose to pay for private school. If they do, they should expect five-figure tuition bills — but even if they don't, the hidden costs of public school won't stay hidden for long.
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If you are considering private school, here's what you can expect to pay by grade level, according to Private School Review:
National average private school tuition: $11,659
Average private elementary school tuition: $10,664
Average private high school tuition: $15,140
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Just as with public colleges — more on that shortly — private school tuition varies wildly by state. In the cheapest state, South Dakota, the average is $3,624 per year. In the most expensive state, Connecticut, it's $26,231. If you're considering homeschooling, Kiplinger reports the average cost of at-home instruction to be between $700-$1,800 per child per year.
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Either Way, Lots of Shopping Is in Your Future
The pandemic fast-tracked the integration of tech in the classroom, and parents are paying the price. According to global professional services giant Deloitte, the meteoric rise of education technology has fueled a 37% year-over-year increase in tech sales compared to 2020. Parents will spend $32.5 billion on school supplies in 2021 for an average of $612 per child, according to the report, much of which is fueled by not just tech, but the realities of education in the age of COVID-19, in general.
"When virtual school started, we borrowed computers from their school, but I had to provide art supplies, things to house those supplies, and lots of materials that we rely on their classroom having," said Make More Adventures blog author Lanie van der Horst, who spent 11 years as a middle school special education teacher before having her own two children. "I had sent most of the needed items to school with my kids at the beginning of the year, but we found that we needed to purchase more as we were not given the materials back."
According to Statista, the average parent in 2021 spends the most on these four back-to-school needs:
Electronics and computer-related equipment: $295.65
Clothing and accessories (shoes excluded): $253.46
Shoes: $161.04
School supplies: $138.75
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Sports Pay Lifelong Dividends, but Come With Upfront Costs
A 2020 report from Ohio University makes clear the potential ROI of organized youth athletics. Kids who play school sports are more likely to go to college, earn higher salaries (at age 30) and report higher levels of confidence, leadership skills and self-respect well into adulthood — but it often requires a big upfront investment.
On average, parents spend $671 per year on school sports, with 2 in 10 spending more than $1,000 per child per year for things like uniforms, equipment and registration fees. That's why kids from families with incomes greater than $60,000 are much more likely to play school sports than kids from lower-earning households.
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Don't Forget About Activities, Music, Field Trips, Dances and the Rest
The fun part of school — the trips and field days and off-site activities — has a way of nibbling at your wallet in small little bites that add up quickly from the very beginning.
"When parents hear about field trips for their kids, their first reaction is typically that of delight," said Daren Nadav, co-founder and CEO of Courseforme.com. "But they seldom realize how much money it can cost them. Usually, field trips consist of visits to the nearest museum, park, or zoo, which can cost parents anywhere from $50 to $200, depending on entry costs and food for their children. However, there are trips to other cities/states as well, which can cost parents up to $1,000 dollars, including airfare and lodging."
The same goes for all kinds of extracurricular activities that schools usually offer but rarely pay for.
"Most high schools charge parents for these activities, consisting of sports, arts, theater, and music, among others," Nadav said. "In addition to buying the required material for such activities, such as sports gear and musical instruments, parents have to pay for their children to get special lessons."
Then there are dances, which teens spend far more money on today than their parents did a generation ago, according to Money.com. By the middle of the 2010s, the average family was spending around $1,000 on prom alone.
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The pressures and price tags of college start making themselves known long before a student ever even graduates.
"My daughter took mostly AP classes in high school," said Dr. Michelle Facos, professor of art history at Indiana University-Bloomington. "Neither I nor her father understood that AP credit helped with advanced placement in college classes only if one takes the standardized AP exams."
The AP exam costs $95, according to the College Board, but can cost as much as $143 for AP Research or Seminar exams — and the fun doesn't stop there.
Advisors, like those writing for Ivy Wise, say that most students should apply to 12-15 different colleges. The average college application fee costs $44, but the pricier applications average out to $78, according to U.S. News and World Report. Even at $44 each, that's $528-$660 in application fees alone.
SAT prep courses like those from Princeton Review and Kaplan start in the $700-$800 range and can run well over $1,000.
The SAT registration fee is $55, according to the College Board, but there are other fees for things like changing your test date and forwarding score reports to your colleges.
According to Finder, tutoring for college entrance essays alone can cost $100-$500.
Finally, it's unlikely you're going to commit to a school you've never seen, which means you'll be required to visit several colleges. If you're applying out of state, travel can and accommodations can obviously get expensive quickly.
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Corporatized and commercialized yet swimming in public money, America's higher education system — which is run differently in 50 different states — is more complicated and expensive than just about anywhere else in the developed world. Over the last 50 years — but the last two decades, especially — the cost of college has soared.
"College tuition is so expensive because back-end costs at colleges have risen and because colleges are chasing higher rankings," said Antonio Cruz, a mentor with Ivy Scholars, a private college consulting company. "The simplest way to increase a college's ranking is to spend a lot of money, and that has to come from somewhere, thus the increase in tuition costs. This is worsened by an increase in accessibility in student loans, and a decrease in state and federal funding for education."
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Tuition: You Won't Usually Pay the Published Rate
According to the College Board, the average published — or sticker — tuition prices for four-year colleges and universities in 2020-21 is:
Public four-year in-state: $10,560
Public four-year out-of-state: $27,020
Private nonprofit four-year: $37,650
In America, however, the vast majority of full-time undergrads won't pay the published price of tuition thanks to gift aid like grants and scholarships. Unlike students loans, this category of financial aid doesn't have to be repaid.
Grants and scholarships can be public or private and can be awarded by schools, nonprofits, businesses, foundations, individuals or governments. They can be awarded based on need or merit or can be reserved for a specific population like women, African-Americans or members of the LGBTQ+ community. You can often apply for more than one at the same time.
According to the College Board, the average net tuition — the true cost that a student pays after grants and scholarships — in 2020-21 is:
Four-year public (in-state): $3,230
Four-year private nonprofit: $15,990
In-state public schools are always cheaper, but how cheap depends on your state. In Vermont, the average is $17,510. In Wyoming, it's $5,790 — but there's another way to earn a degree for even less.
Community College Is the Backbone of Affordable Higher Education in the US
According to the College Board, the average published tuition for America's nearly 1,000 public community colleges is $3,770 for in-district students. But when it comes to net price — what students actually pay — the College Board made this statement: "Since 2009-10, first-time full-time students at public two-year colleges have been receiving enough grant aid to cover their tuition and fees."
In other words, community college is often free.
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Community College: An Alternative or a Stepping Stone to a 4-Year Degree
For millions of Americans, community college is a free or low-cost way to earn a certificate or a two-year associate's degree. But others transfer to a four-year school after graduation and use their associate's degree to satisfy the first two years of a four-year bachelor's program. The degree and diploma are exactly the same no matter where you spend your first two years.
"Taking a '2+2' path through college — where you spend your first two years at a community college and your final two years at a four-year school — could lead to significant savings," said Rebecca Safier, a certified student loan counselor and higher education expert at Student Loan Hero. "You can enjoy the lower tuition costs of a community college while still graduating with a bachelor's from your choice of four-year colleges."
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Consider Student Loans Only as a Last Resort
America is Student Debt Nation, and if you're considering taking on loans to pay for college, you must include that debt — and the decades it could take to pay it off — when deciding whether the cost of college is worth the potential increase in lifetime earnings.
According to Forbes:
About 45 million borrowers owe a record $1.71 trillion in student debt
The average debt is $37,693
More than 11% are delinquent past 90 days
5.5 million are in default
Consider student loans only after you've exhausted all grants and scholarships, apply for federal loans before private loans — and always borrow as little as possible.
"When it comes to student loans, it's important not to bite off more than you can chew," said Donald Ruff, director of college planning and postsecondary initiatives for The Eagle Academy Foundation, a network of schools serving young men of color in New York City.
In many cases, that simply means forgoing the big-name schools that come with bragging rights.
"Unfortunately, the prevailing myth in this country is that you must attend a prestigious college or university to climb the socioeconomic ladder," said Andrew Pentis, certified student loan counselor and debt expert at Student Loan Hero. "That's just not the case. Families should consider not following the crowd and charting their own path, perhaps a b-line to their local college, which costs significantly less and could still lead them to the career and earnings they're seeking."
If you do borrow money to pay for a degree, make sure you actually come away with the degree.
"Almost half of all students who pursue higher education don't graduate and yet are saddled with debt," Ruff said. "Meaning you need to be thoughtful about the options available to you and work to get the debt you're taking on as close to zero as possible."
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The iconic RHS Chelsea Flower Show in the heart of London is the "Holy Grail" to gardeners around the world. It showcases cutting-edge garden designs and sets the latest gardening trends in a mass of colour. It is the ultimate inspiration for all garden lovers and the most prestigious gardening event in the world.
2019 will be the eleventh year in a row we are displaying our sculptures at the show.
Some of the celebrity guests to the show included Gwyneth Paltrow, Jerry Hall, Helen Mirren, Ringo-Star, The Prince of Monaco and plenty more royalty including the Queen who is the patron for the event.
We have been both fortunate and delighted to win a number of awards at the Chelsea Flower Show for our sculptures and our stand. But one of the biggest highlights so far was having a few of our sculptures placed in the 2013 Australian Show Garden which won a Gold Medal and Best in Show. 2013 was also the Centenary Year of the Chelsea Flower Show which made the award even more special. There is a photo of the stunning garden below.
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"Con gusto," our waiter said as he set a plate of gallo pinto in front of each of us. The fried rice and beans mix, a staple of most meals in Nicaragua, was exciting to us during our first week in Central America, monotonous after the second, and had become part of a comfortable morning routine after more than five weeks.
It was early in the morning as my boyfriend Adrian and I sat eating our desayuno. The sun's first light had begun to brighten the dirt streets of Moyogalpa and as it filled the windows of our tiny restaurant, we surveyed the mural decorating the wall in front of us. A huge volcanodominated the scene. Thick and angry, it spewed forth molten lava consuming the townspeople of Moyogalpa as they fled for their lives. Those that were lucky enough to escape to the safety of the boats looked on anguish at the skeletons of their family members, neighbors, and friends. Colorful and vibrant, this painted scene was fairly ubiquitous in Moyogalpa. An island town built at the base of an active volcano, Moyogalpa's folklore was filled with many such horrific tales.
We finished our meal and walked to the office where we were to meet our guide, but upon arrival found the lights off and the door locked. While I felt disappointed, I was also a bit relieved. After an hour of staring at Volcán Concepción's fury, I was fine with the prospect of another lazy day on the shores of Lake Nicaragua. Still, we waited outside the office door and watched the daily activities of the dock nearby. Men passed boxes down into the boat hulls and little children sold nuts and fruits for small coins. Ten minutes passed and we grew weary of waiting. Defeated, we began the ascent of the dirt road towards our refugio. Part way up the hill, a short and rather stocky man in a baseball cap stopped us.
"You will go up el Volcán?" He asked us in halting English.
A little taken aback by the fact that he knew our day's plans, and by his willingness to take us up the volcano, I switched to Spanish and explained that we already had a guide who was supposed to take us and that perhaps we should wait for him instead. Relieved that he could speak in his native tongue, the man explained that he was, in fact, our guide and he had been waiting in a different spot for us. When we didn't show up, he simply walked down the road and asked the only white people he saw. He seemed annoyed with us for the mix-up and I felt my doubt about our day's hiking plans increase slightly.
This was a question we had come to dread in our travels in Central America. After years of oppression enforced by American instituted militias, Nicaraguans were not always thrilled to find out our nationality, and we felt guilty admitting where we were from.
We made our way to a small curb at the top of the hill, where the public bus would pick us up and bring us to the trailhead, and sat down to wait. Minutes passed and our guide, whose name was Manuel*, and I made small talk. Manuel, I learned had grown up on the island of Ometepe and he and his family lived in Moyogalpa. He was a renowned poet on the island and had spent his boyhood years climbing el volcán daily. I also learned of his distaste for Americans. Although we were chatting, Manuel had not exactly warmed to us. He told me about the failings of the American school system and asked me various questions I didn't know the answers to, just to illustrate his point. He removed his machete from the sheath on his belt, examined it, and began sharpening it on a piece of leather. He seemed to emphasize his disgust for all things American in each forceful stroke of his knife on the leather.
Added to my embarrassment and self-loathing, was the fear that hiking deep into the forest with this machete-wielding man who obviously disliked Adrian and I, and all that America stood for, was perhaps not the smartest idea. I tried to relay my doubts to Adrian, whose minimal Spanish consisted of several random vocabulary words like "horse", "eye", "beer", and "left" which he would often rearrange into bizarre sentences for my amusement. Because he hadn't understood Manuel, I tried to explain tone of our conversation.
Manuel would stop and show us various plants along the trail and tell us about what they were used for and let us taste and smell them. He pointed to animals and corrected me if I pronounced their names wrong. As the forest began, we passed under an enormous tree with red bark that turned white as it peeled off of its branches. Manuel stopped and told me this tree was called the "Brazo de la turista", meaning, "arm of the tourist". It took me awhile to see the connection, but soon realized that the branches looked like sunburned and peeling arms of white tourists. I translated for Adrian and we both laughed appreciatively. Manuel seemed to brighten at our shared joke and strode on pointing out orchids on tree branches, and identifying the calls of howler monkeys in the trees ahead of us.
Finishing his last poem, Manuel turned and again began walking speedily up the volcano, cutting his way through the vines and trees. Adrian and I followed him trying to keep up, and becoming out of breath again quickly as the sweat that had dried and crystallized on us while we stood, quickly melted and began running down our faces and backs once more. After another hour of hiking, we emerged from the trees. I was surprised by the sudden end of the forest. Although I had seen from below that the top of the volcano was treeless, I hadn't considered the fact that we would eventually hike until we were beyond the forest. We climbed higher over the dusty gravel of the volcano until we were well above the trees and sat down, the volcano's cone at our backs, the thick forest and the entire island of Ometepe spreading out beneath us. The view was incredible. We had climbed so high, that it seemed we could see the curve of the earth on the horizon. Sitting in silence, the three of us let the wind blow our hair and dry our sweat for a second time. Manuel took out pictures of his family from his wallet and showed us, telling us about what his daughter was studying in school and when his poetry book would be ready. Talking so easily like this about life and family, we felt like old friends. My heart swelled in gratefulness for the two men sitting on either side of me, and for the incredibly expansive perspectives that come with traveling. We sat there for a long time before deciding to begin our descent.
Climbing down el volcán took significantly less time that climbing up. We passed through the forest, listening to the monkeys' cries and the bugs' buzzing. We crossed again under the sunburned tourist arm tree and through the animal pastures making our way back onto the bus that took us back to Moyogalpa. Manuel, Adrian, and I walked down the dusty hill towards our refugio until we reached the road where we would have to part ways. I found that I didn't want to say goodbye. Before leaving, we all thanked each other over and over and expressed how wonderful the day had been, Manuel speaking in that halting English again so as to make sure that Adrian was included. Thanking Manuel one final time, Adrian and I turned and walked down the dusty road to our refugio, Volcán Concepción watching over us.
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De familie de Prelle de la Nieppe is een Zuid-Nederlandse adellijke familie.

Jean-Charles de Prelle de la Nieppe
Jean-Charles François Ghislain de Prelle de la Nieppe (Nijvel, 6 november 1755 - 26 augustus 1832) was een zoon van Hyacinthe-François de Prelle de la Nieppe, kapitein bij de Gardes Wallonnes en van Marie-Josèphe Marcq. Hij werd licentiaat in de rechten en trouwde in 1803 met Mathilde Wellens (1780-1863). Ze kregen zes kinderen. Hij werd in 1823, onder het Verenigd Koninkrijk der Nederlanden, erkend in de erfelijke adel.
Emmanuel de Prelle de la Nieppe (1809-1887) promoveerde tot doctor in de rechten en werd eerste voorzitter van het hof van beroep in Brussel. Hij trouwde in 1841 met Charlotte de Haussy (1820-1883) en ze kregen vier kinderen.
Charles-Emmanuel de Prelle de la Nieppe (1846-1915), doctor in de rechten, werd procureur-generaal bij het hof van beroep in Brussel. Hij trouwde in 1872 met Pauline Simons (1851-1928) en ze hadden vijf kinderen.
Edmond de Prelle de la Nieppe (1873-1959) werd diplomaat. Hij was onder meer op post in China in 1905.
Georges de Prelle de la Nieppe (1875-1947) trouwde in 1899 met Gabrielle de Wandre (1880-1937).
Antoinette de Prelle de la Nieppe (1901-1992) trouwde met generaal-majoor graaf François d'Oultremont (1899-1988).
Paul de Prelle de la Nieppe (1876-1939) trouwde met Marie-Henriette Tiberghien (1880-1935).
John de Prelle de la Nieppe (1904-1965) trouwde met Yvonne Navez (1908-1992). Het echtpaar bleef kinderloos en hij was de laatste mannelijke naamdrager van deze familietak.
Germaine de Prelle de la Nieppe (1879-1946) trouwde in 1900 met luitenant-generaal Adolphe Cumont (1873-1946).
Marie-Louise de Prelle de la Nieppe (1893-1948) trouwde met luitenant-generaal burggraaf Etienne de Jonghe d'Ardoye (1885-1963).
Maxime-Guillaume de Prelle de la Nieppe (1861-1948), doctor in de rechten en advocaat trouwde in 1888 met Louise Allard (1868-1938) en ze kregen drie dochters.
Christine de Prelle de la Nieppe (1889-1978) trouwde met generaal-majoor Louis Rigano (1887-1962).
Madeleine de Prelle de la Nieppe (1893-1960) trouwde met de Nederlandse jonkheer Ewout Prins, heer van Westdorpe (1879-1950), lid van het geslacht Prins.

Bernard de Prelle de la Nieppe
 Bernard Hyacinthe Marie Charles Ghislain de Prelle de la Nieppe (Nijvel, 17 augustus 1758 - 14 februari 1844), broer van de voorgaande, werd eveneens in 1823 in de erfelijke adel erkend. Hij werd licentiaat in de rechten en gemeenteraadslid van Nijvel. Hij trouwde in deze stad in 1789 met Marie-Anne de Biseau (1751-1817). Ze kregen vier kinderen.
Auguste de Prelle de la Nieppe (1790-1865), vrederechter in Nijvel, trouwde met zijn nicht Elisabeth de Prelle de la Nieppe (1811-1885), dochter van het echtpaar de Prelle - Wellens (zie hierboven). Ze kregen zeven kinderen.
Arthur de Prelle de la Nieppe (1835-1902), trouwde met Coralie Gheysens (1838-1887), dochter van de Antwerpse notaris Xavier Gheysens. Ze kregen twee zoons, maar zonder verder nageslacht.
Edgar Bernard de Prelle de la Nieppe (1854-1915), was conservator van het koninklijk museum van Wapenrusting in Brussel. Hij trouwde met Louise Verhaegen (1863-1957) en ze kregen zeven kinderen.
Adrien de Prelle de la Nieppe (°1893) sneuvelde op 18 augustus 1914 in Budingen.
Roger de Prelle de la Nieppe (1895-1953) trouwde in 1918 met barones Marguerite Moncheur (1889-1975) (echtscheiding in 1934). Hij hertrouwde in 1934 met Germaine Dewit (1897-1981).
Alain de Prelle de la Nieppe (1922-1955) was een bekend journalist, schrijver en wereldreiziger. Hij trouwde in 1946 met Purification Hernaiz van den Eynden (1924-2011), dochter van Andrès Hernaiz en Gloria Escorza en aangenomen dochter van Joseph van den Eynden en Marie-Léopoldine Tessens. Met afstammelingen tot heden.
Reginald de Prelle de la Nieppe (1926-2014), journalist, trouwde met Marthe Gept (1925-2014). Met afstammelingen tot heden.

Literatuur
 Généalogie de Prelle de la Nieppe, in: Annuaire de la noblesse de Belgique, Brussel, 1890.
 R. DE PRELLE DE LA NIEPPE, La maison de Prelle, 1930.
 R. DE PRELLE DE LA NIEPPE, Les seigneuries suzeraines de la Nieppe et de Berlette et leurs vicomtes, 1931.
 Oscar COOMANS DE BRACHÈNE, État présent de la noblesse belge, Annuaire 1996, Brussel, 1996.
 Humbert DE MARNIX DE SAINTE ALDEGONDE, État présent de la noblesse belge, Annuaire 2011, Bruxelles, 2011, p. 348-351.

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Muslims are outraged this 'blasphemous' design on a Nike shoe — and they want it taken off shelves
They will not be happy at Nike's response
An online petition has been signed by thousands of Muslims who are angry at Nike over a design on their Air Nike Max 270 shoe that they see as "blasphemous."
The petition appears on Change.Org, and aims to garner 15,000 signatures, but has received over 11,200 at the time of publishing.
"Nike has produced the Nike Air Max 270 shoe with the script logo on the sole resembling the word Allah in Arabic, which will surely be trampled, kicked and become soiled with mud or even filth," wrote Saiqa Noreen, who published the petition.
The petition has a photo of the offensive logo of the shoe, with a comparison to the word "Allah" written in Arabic above it.
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"It is outrageous and appalling of Nike to allow the name of God on a shoe," the petition continued. "This is disrespectful and extremely offensive to Muslim's and insulting to Islam."
The petition demands that Nike stop selling the "blasphemous and offensive shoe," and any other product that might include the same logo.
"I urge all Muslim's [sic] and everyone who respects the freedom of religion to sign this petition," the petition concludes.
Nike released a statement that did not comment on the demand to stop selling the shoes.
"Nike respects all religions and we take concerns of this nature seriously," a Nike spokesperson said to "Today." "The AIR MAX logo was designed to be a stylized representation of Nike's AIR MAX trademark. It is intended to reflect the AIR MAX brand only."
"Any other perceived meaning or representation is unintentional," the statement concluded.
Nike was previously embroiled in a political firestorm when they signed Colin Kaepernick, the controversial former NFL quarterback who began the national anthem protests, to a very lucrative marketing deal.


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Q: Grep content out of txt file with regex I have a list in a txt file which looks like this.
10.9.0.18,tom,34.0.1.2:44395,Thu Apr 18 07:14:20 2019
10.9.0.10,jonas,84.32.45.2:44016,Thu Apr 18 07:16:06 2019
10.9.0.6,philip,23.56.222.3:55202,Thu Apr 18 07:16:06 2019
10.9.0.26,coolguy,12.34.56.7:53316,Thu Apr 18 07:16:06 2019

I would like to have a script which provides me with the following output:

tom jonas philip coolguy

I've been looking into something like this:
grep -oP "^10.9.0.*,wq$1-\K.*" | cut -d, -f1 | sort
But I am not quite getting there, getting no output at all.

A: *

*Extract second field

*Replace newlines with spaces

cat <<EOF |
10.9.0.18,tom,34.0.1.2:44395,Thu Apr 18 07:14:20 2019
10.9.0.10,jonas,84.32.45.2:44016,Thu Apr 18 07:16:06 2019
10.9.0.6,philip,23.56.222.3:55202,Thu Apr 18 07:16:06 2019
10.9.0.26,coolguy,12.34.56.7:53316,Thu Apr 18 07:16:06 2019
EOF
cut -d, -f2 | tr '\n' ' '

A: You're not getting output because grep doesn't return anything (you don't need perl regex for this).
You'll need to select the second field too:
grep '^10\.9\.0\.' data.txt | cut -d, -f

A: If awk is an option you could try:
awk -F, '{printf "%s ", $2} END {print ""}' file.txt

The {printf "%s ", $2 prevents using the default new line and instead uses a space.
The END {print ""} is to add a new line after finishing

A: This is the right answer if you want multi-line output:
$ awk -F, '/^10\.9\.0/{print $2}' file
tom
jonas
philip
coolguy

or this for single:
$ awk -F, '/^10\.9\.0/{o=o s $2; s=OFS} END{print o}' file
tom jonas philip coolguy

You need to escape the .s as they represent any character in a regexp and you don't need to add a .* at the end of the regexp as that'll literally match "something or nothing".

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How to Watch the Chiefs vs Saints on December 20, 2020
Week 15 of the 2020 NFL season has one of the best matchups of the season and a possible Super Bowl preview. The Kansas City Chiefs (12-1) travel to the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in a showdown against the New Orleans Saints (10-3) in what is sure to be a competitive game.
The Saints are coming off of a shocking 24-21 upset against a woeful Eagles team. Saints quarterback Drew Brees has missed the last four games with 11 fractured ribs and a punctured lung and the team hasn't been playing at the same level without him.
The Chiefs are coming off a victory against the Miami Dolphins in a game where quarterback Patrick Mahomes threw 3 interceptions for the second time in his career. Even though the team was losing the turnover battle, they were up by as much as 20 points and pulled off a 33-27 victory on the road.
There will be a limited number of fans in attendance; however, fans at home can learn how to watch the game below.
When to watch Chiefs vs. Saints
As the only late game on CBS, Chiefs vs. Saints is scheduled to kickoff at 4:25 PM on Sunday, December 20, 2020, at 4:25 PM.
How to watch Chiefs vs Saints
CBS will be broadcasting the live telecast of this possible Super Bowl matchup, which most households can watch for free with an antenna. AntennaWeb is a great tool you can use to see what channels are available in your area with an antenna.
Here's how to watch with a live TV streaming service.
fuboTV has CBS covered with the fuboTV Family plan for $65/month.
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Our prediction: Chiefs march over the Saints with a 35-27 victory.
The Chiefs have been nothing short of unstoppable all-season. They are the best team in the NFL right now and are able to win games offensively, defensively, and on special teams. As hard as it is to believe, the defending Super Bowl champions look like a better team this season than they did last year. They have the fastest wide receiver in the league with Tyreek Hill and Tight end Travis Kelce leads the league in receiving yards with 1250. On top of that, Patrick Mahomes is the front runner for MVP with his league-leading 323.5 yards per game.
The Chiefs offense will be facing a solid Saints defense. The Saints have the 4th best defense in the league, but it's 14th when it comes to passing touchdowns scored against. The Saints passing defense is going to have their hands full when it comes to slowing down Kansas City's offense. Combine that with the fact that the Saints offense will have to match the Chiefs when it comes to scoring and there's a likely chance this game will be a blowout.
I'm willing to give the Saints and head coach Sean Payton the benefit of the doubt when it comes to scheming up a game plan to keep them in the game; however, Kansas City will march in and out of the Superdome as victors.
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