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Spalding Hall is a large, five-story, Federal-style brick building erected in 1826 as part of the former St. Joseph's College. It was used as a hospital during the Civil War. Now a museum, Spalding Hall includes a room featuring Civil War artifacts and memorabilia. The museum guide can provide information on Bardstown's role in the Civil War.
Auburn, Kentucky | Visitors to this museum can view over 40 exhibits, the largest collection of Southern Shaker furniture in the world, and catch a glimpse of the rich heritage and ingenuity of the people called "Shakers".
Franklin, Kentucky | Confederate prisoners, or Union officers, or maybe both, executed drawings (thought to be in charcoal) on plaster walls in a second-story room of this circa 1835 brick house, which is now a museum.
Prestonburg, Kentucky | This historic site was the boyhood home of Col. Andrew Jackson May, the leading Confederate organizer in eastern Kentucky.


Home Photobooks Barespagnol by Pablo Casino!
Valencia based photographer Pablo Casino went in 2013 to Brussels to document the local community of retired migrants from Spain. In 2016 he self-published this work in the form of a small but solid photobook and judging by its title, he does not let us doubt about where the community's heart is beating. It is beating in the "barespagnol".
The spiral binding of the book invites us to go through the pages over and over, allowing us to recognize here and there a guy that is shown more than once, allowing us to acquaint ourselves too with the particularities of this Spanish microcosm in Belgium's only big city.
We immediately get the feeling that the heart of the community is beating rather slowly today. The book is showing us a number of businesses that are completely worn-out: the walls have never been repainted, letters on the façade have come down, curtains are not opened any more in the morning.
It is made clear that the dough is not to be found in these pubs, has never been there. But it is also clear that there is something else and that is what Mr. Casino 's book is about! Barespagnol is about regulars sitting at their personal table and eating whatever traditional dish the owner's lady will serve them (again). It is about living this special condition of being an émigré, a condition where "when I go home" or "when I was a child" have unfathomable meanings to the outsider. And it is about living this special condition – silently- together with only those who can understand: the compañeros, the community.
During the fifties and sixties of the last century, more than 30.000 Spaniards had embarked on trains that would bring them from the hilly, chilly and wet Spanish province of Asturias to the Brussels railway station "Gare du Midi", that legendary terminus for so many migrants from the South.
Some of the Asturians were young peasants, who were made (economically speaking) redundant by the introduction of agricultural machinery; others were merely on the run for the Franco authoritarianism. For the Belgian mining consortiums, this distinction did not really matter: as long as they were happy to risk their lives underground.
After Franco's death (1975), many Spaniards took the train back home, implying that they had been real refugees. But many others opted to continue their tough job in the mines to support their children born in Belgium.
And how are they doing now, after they have since long reached the age of retirement? Barespagnol sheds a light on a section of society that has never been put in the spotlight. And it is to be feared that many of these ex-workers quiet literally, have bitten the dust. They seem to be as worn-out as the sidreria's where they spend the day (the metonymy of the worn-out pub works perfectly), sometimes alone or waiting for a friend who might come by.
But don't let me be misunderstood. The fellows that we are seeing don't seem to be broken or unhappy at all. Throughout the book, you can feel the warm bond that they share with each other; that bond that helps them to protect a kind of happiness deep down inside against all those who are indifferent to their merits and plight.
The narrative of the book also consists of some really beautiful and well chosen excerpts from literary texts by Julián Ayesta, Julia Faure and Ángel Álvarez. The last excerpt for instance is gradually growing on you while you are turning the pages. It's an observation about the color of the smoke that is changing according to the sunlight. Until the moment of its disappearance. Again the image is working perfectly. It reminds us of that one certainty we all share in the big city (foreigners and locals alike) and it allows us to read Barespagnol as a powerful memento mori. And isn't it that a quality shared by all great works of photography?
Thank you very much, Mr. Casino!


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Archbishop Desmond Tutu, an activist of Christ for GLBT, retires.
""Instead of growing old gracefully, at home with my family – reading and writing and praying and thinking – too much of my time has been spent at airports and in hotels" Desmond Tutu
"I am deeply, deeply distressed that in the face of the most horrendous problems — we've got poverty, we've got conflict and war, we've got HIV/AIDS — and what do we concentrate on? We concentrate on what you are doing in bed" World Social Forum, Nairobi ,Desmond Tutu, 14 Nov 2005.
"To penalize someone because of their sexual orientation is like what used to happen to us; to be penalized for something which we could do nothing (about) — our ethnicity, our race. I would find it quite unacceptable to condemn, persecute a minority that has already been persecuted," Desmond Tutu
"If God, as they say, is homophobic, I wouldn't worship that God." Desmond Tutu BBC Radio 4 Interview, 18 Nov 2007.
"we struggled against apartheid in South Africa, supported by people the world over, because black people were being blamed and made to suffer for something we could do nothing about; our very skins...It is the same with sexual orientation. It is a given."Sex, Love and Homophobia, Foreword, Amnesty International, 2004.
23 July 2010, Archbishop Desmond Tutu (former Anglican Archbishop of Cape Town, South Africa) announced his plans for retirement from public life after his 79th birthday in October 7. He was the receipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 and used his religious and international standing against the Apartheid regime. Since the 70s, he was a strong opponent against the apartheid and called for peace and reconciliation.
Desmond Tutu was a controversial figure in the 70s and 80s, in that he was for economic boycott of his own country rather than the constructive engagement policy then championed by Ronald Reagan who advocated friendly persuation. This can be likened to gays not attending mainstream Christian Churches in Singapore who are against gay relationships and wanted to put gays in prisons. He did not advocate conversation with the South African apartheid regime just as much as many in the gay community do not see any mileage in having discussions with the Christian anti-gay groups. Why should the victim have to educate the trangressor.
Desmund Tutu was also against the violent tactics of the African National Congress and he denounced terrorism. He was a mediator to prevent South Africa going down the path of an all out racial war. He gave them hope in 1993 that one day "We are the rainbow people of God! We are unstoppable! Nobody can stop us on our march to victory! No one, no guns, nothing! Nothing will stop us, for we are moving to freedom! We are moving to freedom and nobody can stop us! For God is on our side!" In the same way, we are reminded that despite the persecution of the gay community by Christians, we are to love them and not to react in the same manner of hate and prejudice.
Desmond Tutu has been regarded as "South Africa's moral conscience", and the Voice of the voiceless. The Christian Right often condemns the gay rights movement as "activists" as if it is something bad, but all of us are called to be activists for Christ to call for justice where there is injustice and discrimination against the minorities, and to call for peace and reconciliation where there is hatred and wars. Where there is hunger and diseases, we are to feed the poor and carry their burdens as if we were serving Christ.
Perhaps the Christian Right was so comfortable with the status quo, and had become the very instrument of harm and injustice instead of proclaiming God's love, grace and mercy. We see Christian leaders frequenting Uganda and stirring up the pot to invoke the death penalty against gays not contented with just a life time prison. The Christian Right has indeed been aligned with the rich, powerful, and the privileged where any challenge is labelled as being an "activist"
We are that reminded that Paul was an activist who insisted on preaching the Word of Grace against the majority who had advocated the Law. He did not backed down, did not called for a "conversation", nor did he water down the truths of the Word of God. He is not compromise and was willing to use his reputation and status to further the Gospel of Jesus Christ to the gentiles.
There are very few Gay Christian Activists who are willing to speak out without compromise against the Christian Right. Few in positions of authority and influence would be willing to be outed and use their influence to support the GLBT community. It is difficult to be like Paul who was once respected religious leader, but because of God's Grace, became a renegade being persecuted and wanted by the very religious establishment he once represented. Are we willing to loose all, our comforts, reputation, wealth and authority so that others will know of the love of God for the GLBT community,
(John 13:34 NKJV) "A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another; as I have loved you, that you also love one another.
(John 13:35 NKJV) "By this all will know that you are My disciples, if you have love for one another."
It is easy to compromise, even to advocate the very churches such as Hill Songs that had persecuted the GLBT community and had caused so much harm. The bible says in John 13:34,35, that Jesus gave us a new commandment to love one another just as Christ has loved us. Christ did not compromise to the very end, not with the religious authorities, the Roman rulers, the Jewish leaders, nor with the wealthy and the zealots. He stayed true to His own people and stood up for their rights and dignity. The love that Christ had for His people was shown in the unity of fellowship and loyalty. If we say we love the GLBT community as God loves, we cannot but stand against those who call for gays to be jailed or persecuted.
God is calling out those in the GLBT community of authority and influence to come out of the closet to set the way just as Desmond Tutu did, and what Paul would have done. If we loose our lives for a cause, let it be for the good and benefit of others that they may be free from bondage and live as free man no longer judged just because they were gays. It is a transformation from looking unto self to looking for the needs of others and the community that God has put us in. We will one day reach the Cross, laying down our lives for others because Christ first loved us.
The Archbishop Tutu was once deeply distressed by the situation in South Africa, by the sufferings of the people under Apartheid. Are we likewise, under deep distressed by our fellow GLBT community being persecuted and put to prison all over Asia. Do we feel the pain and sorrow suffered by GLBT Christians being under the religious condemnation by the churches? If we love, then we would learn to bear the burdens and sorrows of others. God is calling us to have a soft heart, to identify with the suffering minorities for Christ came down first to identify with us in our sorrows and sins.
The Archbishop followed Christ and his good race is now coming to an end, but he has made us proud and an example to follow after willing to do all, and become a voice for the voiceless. Open the eyes of our heart Lord, we want to see You. We want to see You lifting those so wounded, hurt and rejected by the churches, whose doors are closed to be GLBT community. Help us to see You Lord, that we may do the works and ministry of Christ to proclaim the Gospel to the GLBT community that God loves and accepts them unconditionally. We want to see You Lord. Open Our Eyes.
Open the eyes of my heart
I want to see You
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To see you high and lifted up
Shining in the light of Your glory
Pour out Your power and love
As we sing holy, holy, holy

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TRACK REVIEW: 'Fly out to Alaska' by Bears in Trees
After 2017 saw the Indie-Pop quartet reach 15,000 monthly listeners on Spotify as well as play a 5,000-cap show at ValeFest 2017, Bears in Trees are back and pulling at the heartstrings of their growing audience. In this particular single, they pay homage to the journey of Christopher McCandless, also known as 'Alexander Supertramp' from the 2007 indie film 'Into the Wild'.
Though they may not have renounced civilisation and embraced the trials and tribulations of nature, the South London band describe their new single, 'Fly out to Alaska' as 'equal parts' inspired by the hit indie film and an exploration of their own experience in reaching the end of university. In essence, it groups together all of the emotions you'd feel when reaching this confusing and uneasy stage of your life and expertly throws them into the most upbeat and powerful 2 minutes and 40 seconds of your life.
The song opens with the hauntingly beautiful vocals from Iain Gillespie and Callum Litchfield: 'I'll ride my bike til' I reach the highlands, where no-one will know my name' mirroring a relatable yet as still angst-filled adventure as in the film. The song goes onto paint the image of discovery within a natural paradise, bringing in guitarist Nicholas Peters and finally drummer George Berry. It tells the tale of four boys exploring a brand-new world but tells it through a beautifully melodic chorus.
Despite representing the challenging changes and journeys they're making, it is good to see that the band maintain their anecdotal humour and hyper-personal lyrics that made their previous EP's so popular. As the song draws to its bridge, the standout lyrics: 'They tried to promote me to full-time at the gay bar, I told them I've got to finish my degree' highlight the comical realities of university life as well as bring in the personal touch we expect from the boys.
The song comes to a finish with the lines 'live in the woods the rest of my days and I'll waste away' which brings together the perfect harmony of being in- between- with not knowing what to do between university and the rest of your life. It then beautifully mixes it with the tragic conclusion of 'Into the Wild'. We're all incredibly excited to see what the band release next and to stay up-to-date with their journey, we recommend you follow them on all of their social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
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I looked up what the word peace means in the dictionary. Of course we can think of general ways to describe peace such as accord, love, and truce. But did you also know that peace means calm, order and conciliation. I don't know about you but I could use a lot more of these things in my life.
Just today I received a text from a friend who had lain awake all night over the injustice a mutual friend of ours suffered at the hands of people she is in community with. My friend said she laid awake thinking about all the ways she'd like to take revenge on behalf of her hurt friend. I messaged her back that I understood her feelings. Haven't we all at one time or another been hurt by the words or deeds of others? It's normal, almost instinctual, to want to retaliate.
We can often struggle to find peace in our personal lives and in relationships with those around us. It's an ongoing battle and one we need God's wisdom to navigate. Luckily, the Bible is filled with instruction on finding peace, being peacemakers ourselves, and living peaceably with others.
What better way to start our observance of Lent than by finding, and hanging onto, a little bit of peace in our lives.
What would our world be like if everyone was peaceable? If countries weren't at war? If everyone's common goal was to live peaceably with one another?
Psalm 37:37 says: "Consider the blameless, observe the upright; a future awaits those who seek peace."
I love this idea that those who are peacemakers have a future ahead of them, that they are striving for something more than just what is in the present. The verse also doesn't say that they achieve it perfectly, but simply that they are seeking peace. When you think about all that is happening around the world, what country or cause can you pray peace for today?
John 14:27 says: "Peace I leave with you; my peace I give you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled and do not be afraid."
Although we may never see peace play out perfectly in our world, we also do not have to be afraid of the things we see happening. Why? Because God has said he will never leave us and that he is our peace, even in the midst of chaos. What areas of of your life are you seeking peace for right now? Tell God where you are needing him to give you his peace.
Jesus, we know that there are a lot of things that are happening in our world that are horrible and it can overwhelm us. We pray that as people groups and issues and countries come to our minds, you would insert your peace into all the situations that are far beyond our control. And then Lord, would you give us peace too? We know that you are greater than any problem or evil we may see or hear of. Finally, would you give us one action step, however small it may be, to bring peace to the world? We thank you that you will one day make right all that is wrong. In Jesus name, Amen.
We had a hard conversation at dinner with our kids the other night. Some not-very-nice things were being said about people in our community and we wanted to address those feelings with our kids. We asked them if there were kids who were ever mean to others at their schools? Of course they answered Yes, there were. We then asked our kids what our response, as Christians, should be. Do we lump whole people groups together? Or do we base our opinions on the actions of individuals? Of course they agreed everyone should be responsible for themselves. Finally, we spoke with them about how we are to respond to others who are not kind. And here's where things got challenging. Because being nice to others, especially when they are not nice to us, is hard. Now of course, we talked about healthy boundaries with others, talking to adults about things like bullying, how we do not need to be a doormat for other people's abuse because that is just healthy, but there is a greater lesson to be learned about how we treat people we simply do not like or who don't like us.
The Bible is very clear that we are to live peaceably, as much as it depends on us. I love this clause. Because the truth is, we can't control others' actions or words, we can only control our own responses.
How much do you need peace with others today, friends? Ask God to give you wisdom in dealing with those around you and I believe that he will. Is it easy? Not always. Will God help us? Absolutely. What relationship is God showing you to be a person of peace in? Take time to pray and take a small step towards peace this week.
Lord, today, we ask that you would give us wisdom to navigate the relationships in our lives. Help us set healthy boundaries when we need to, and to live at peace, as much as it is in our power to do so. May we leave whatever heartache we've had in your hands, may we remember that you are the ultimate judge, not us. May we sense your love and feel your peace and may we be able to extend it out towards others this week. Amen.
There are many things in our lives that I would call peace-stealers. We've already talked about a couple—world circumstances and relationships with others—but there are other things that steal our peace of heart and mind. Things like finances, mental or physical health, loss, grief, past mistakes, worries about the future—all are things that can steal our peace. So how do we find it again? Where can we go to bring our hearts back to a place of peace? We can start by looking to the word of God.
Isaiah 54:10 says: "'Though the mountains be shaken and the hills be removed, yet my unfailing love for you will not be shaken, nor my covenant of peace be removed,' says the Lord, who has compassion on you."
And Isaiah 26:3 states: "You will keep in perfect peace those whose minds are steadfast, because they trust in you."
If we keep our minds on Christ and seek him first, he will give us peace, continual peace, that will see us through anything that we face. Sometimes it's not always easy to keep a hold of, but anytime we begin to feel our peace slipping away, we only need to ask again and claim what we know to be true from the scriptures we've just read and God will keep his promise of peace to us.
In what areas of your life are you needing peace? What repetitive thoughts or concerns are stealing your peace of mind? Bring your concerns before God this week and ask him for his peace over those hard areas in your life.
Heavenly Father, today we claim your promises of peace, even when we don't feel it. Even when we have to ask a hundred times a day for continual peace. We stand on your promises and we believe by faith that you are working out the areas in our lives where we most need peace. We love you. We follow you. We remember all that you have done for us. Give us your peace again today. Amen.
What has God spoken to you this week about peace? We'd love to hear your thoughts, either in the comments below, or on our Facebook page.


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Hearty Congratulations to Afternoon Voice on its 9th Anniversary. It is time to congratulate your team of editors, writers, and journalists as their sheer hard work, perseverance and determination have helped the news daily reach this place. This congratulation letter is written to congratulate Editor-in-Chief Vaidehi and her team of dedicated staff. As a regular contributor to the newspaper during these years, I find the Team Afternoon Voice is playing to the gallery and presenting news across the nation in general and news all over the world in particular.
While we are all delighted to celebrate this anniversary of Afternoon Voice with some insightful reminiscences and an initiative to make the newspaper available in the city as well as suburbs! It is my earnest request to work on this issue through your newspaper distributor. The newspaper should have more reach and should be made available in every nook and corner of Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. However, the Epaper is within the reach of readers in a timely way.
When it comes to marking anniversaries, publications can sometimes mire themselves in the past. Well, while we are happy to note and celebrate the 10th anniversary of Afternoon Voice, my wife and I feel proud to be a part of the 'Voices' most number of times this year and year after years. We get a useful platform to express ourselves in the best way possible and touch the hearts of the readers with some messages.
So, again this year, we hope that the teamwork will see and try to offer an exciting mix of features, plus stories and that will go a long way and that will engage writers like me busier with relentless activities on various subjects including Sports and Cinema.
Afternoon Voice — Your Paper Your Voice is ringing in our ears for a long time and soon we will be able to bring out a Sunday special issue with a separate magazine section to make NBC Diary media a place to behold in the newspaper industry. It is our wish and we hope in the coming days that we will be able to cross all barriers and come out with flying colours. Good luck and Happy Anniversary Team Afternoon Voice.
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Home Cricket Yusuf Pathan Banned for 5 Months for Doping
Yusuf Pathan Banned for 5 Months for Doping
The BCCI suspended former India all-rounder Yusuf Pathan for five months. The suspension was on the grounds of a doping violation. The BCCI instructed the Baroda Cricket Association to exclude him from the recently concluded Ranji Trophy. They released a statement on Tuesday explaining that the 35-year-old had "inadvertently ingested a prohibited substance, which can be commonly found in cough syrups."
The BCCI back-dated the suspension from 15 August 2017, In other words, it will end on 14 January 2018. A BCCI release stated; "Pathan had provided a urine sample as part of the BCCI's anti-doping testing program during a domestic T20 competition on 16 March 2017 in New Delhi. His sample was subsequently tested and found to contain Terbutaline. Terbutaline, a specified substance, is prohibited both In & Out of Competition in the WADA Prohibited List of Substances."
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"On 27 October 2017, Pathan was charged with the commission of an Anti-Doping Rule Violation (ADRV) under the BCCI Anti-Doping Rules (ADR) Article 2.1 and provisionally suspended pending determination of the charge. Mr Pathan responded to the charge by admitting the ADRV and asserting that it was caused by his ingestion of a medication containing Terbutaline that had been mistakenly given to him instead of the medication prescribed for him, which did not contain any prohibited substance."
The board was "satisfied" with Pathan's explanation that he had inadvertently taken the banned substance Terbutaline. This was while he was undergoing treatment for an Upper Respiratory Tract Infection (URTI) and not as a performance-enhancing drug. The BCCI proceeded to sentence him to a five month suspension.
The BCCI release further stated; "Under BCCI ADR Article 10.10.3, Pathan is entitled to the full credit against that period of ineligibility for the provisional suspension that he has been serving since 28 October 2017. In addition, there is discretion under BCCI ADR Article 10.10.2 to back-date the start date of the period of ineligibility still further on account of Mr Pathan's prompt admission of his ADRV upon being confronted with it by the BCCI, and under BCCI ADR Article 10.10.1 on account of the delays in the results management in this case that are not attributable to Mr Pathan. In all of the circumstances, the five-month period of ineligibility will be deemed to have started to run on 15 August 2017 and end at midnight on 14 January 2018."
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St. Louis, MO. (October 12, 2018) – Friendship Village staff, residents, and board members gathered on September 27 to leave a permanent mark on the current building expansion of the Chesterfield location. The 36-acre senior living campus located at 15201 Olive Blvd, Chesterfield, MO is undergoing construction to add dynamic new spaces and amenities for existing and new residents. The construction is scheduled to be complete in Fall 2020.
As a way to commemorate the improvements to its c.ampus, Friendship Village Chesterfield invited staff, residents and family members to share in the success and future of the community by signing their names on a steel beam that will be used in the construction.
"We're thrilled to be able to expand our Chesterfield campus so that we can continue to provide carefree living for St. Louis area seniors," says Michael Hambley, Friendship Village Executive Director.
apartments and a state-of-the-art skilled nursing and rehabilitation building with 90 beds.
Photo Caption 1: Valerie Oyugi, Friendship Village Chesterfield Concierge; Vicky Samuels, Daughter of Giers; Phil Gier, Resident; Karen Gier, Resident; Bob Conner, Resident Board Member; and Jill Frein, Friendship Village Project Manager sign a steel beam that will become part of the Friendship Village Chesterfield expansion.
Photo Caption 2: Signed beam mounted in place at Friendship Village Chesterfield.


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Labour ministry to build Rs 20,000cr social security fund for unorganised sector: Report
The central government will administer the works from the unorganised sector in the social security code
The labour ministry is in talks with the corporate affairs ministry to build a social security fund worth Rs 20,000 crore for unorganised workers, reports The Economic Times.
The fund will be used to provide benefits to more than 80 percent of professionals from the unorganised industry that consists of around 500 million workers, the report stated. The benefits include pension, maternity, insurance and so on.
Moneycontrol could not independently verify the report.
The central government will administer the works from the unorganised sector in the social security code, introduced earlier in the recent winter session of Parliament.
The corporate affairs ministry controls the corporate social responsibility (CSR) norms as the fund is planned to be constituted with corporate contributions.
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A government source told the newspaper that the labour ministry would press for CSR to include such contributions.
Indian companies that have a net profit of at least Rs 5 crore, or a turnover of at least Rs 1,000 crore, or a net worth of at least Rs 500 crore, have to spend two percent of their average net profit of the preceding three years on CSR activities, as per the Companies Act.
Under CSR activities in the last four years until June, more than Rs 52,533 crore have been spent on causes like environmental sustainability, sanitation, healthcare and education. Indian companies spent the maximum amount on education (Rs 15,742 crore) followed by healthcare (more than Rs 9,093 crore).
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At St Julian's Church School we offer a curriculum which uses the National Curriculum in England as the framework. Our aim is that our curriculum promotes the spiritual, moral, cultural, mental and physical development of pupils at the school and prepares them for the opportunities, responsibilities and experiences of later life. The opportunities offered within our curriculum are designed to ensure each and every child can succeed and shine, where gifts and talents are celebrated, nurtured and shared. We want our children to be curious, independent learners who have strong skills for learning. We want our children to leave primary school having achieved their fullest potential and able to continue to flourish in secondary school, something that is encapsulated in our school vision: Aim High-believe-succeed.
Our overarching vision is that children in both Shoscombe and St Julian's have 'big aspirations' and have had the opportunity to 'branch out for learning'. This is underpinned by the Christian narrative - Jesus said 'I am the vine and you are the branches. If you remain in me and I in you, you will bear much fruit' (John 15:5). The fruits of the spirit are: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and self-control. It is our intent that through our deeply Christian ethos, reflected throughout our curriculum, our children will learn to know, understand and live these 'fruits' and have the confidence and self-belief to flourish.
Our curriculum offers the opportunity for cultural capital, improving social mobility and developing basic life skills. Our children will also develop strong learning habits that will serve them for life.
We recognise that the personal development of children, spiritually, morally, socially and culturally, plays a significant part in their ability to learn and achieve. We therefore aim to provide an education that provides children with opportunities to explore and develop their own values and beliefs, spiritual awareness, high standards of personal behaviour, a positive, caring attitude towards other people, an understanding of their social and cultural traditions and an appreciation of the diversity and richness of the cultures. SMSC development will take place across all curriculum areas, within activities that encourage children to recognise the spiritual dimension of their learning, reflect on the significance of what they are learning, and to recognise any challenges that there may be to their own attitude and lifestyle.
Our children learn the skills of reading, writing and maths daily with frequent practise of the basic skills of spelling, handwriting and times tables also planned daily. Our wider curriculum is organised into a 2-year rolling programme so as to ensure full coverage of the national curriculum within our mixed aged classes.


Zimbabwe's main opposition party, the MDC Alliance has accepted the constitutional court verdict that dismissed their election petition, and confirmed the electoral victory of president Emmerson Mnangagwa.
In delivering a summary of the judgment on Friday, Chief Justice Luke Malaba cited lack of evidence on the part of the petitioners and failure to discharge the burden of proof on them.
"It is not for the court to decide elections, it is the duty of the people…therefore the application is dismissed with costs. Emmerson Dambudzo Mnangagwa is duly elected President of Zimbabwe ," said the Chief Justice.
I once again reiterate my call for peace and unity above all. Nelson Chamisa, my door is open and my arms are outstretched, we are one nation, and we must put our nation first.
MDC had insisted that its candidate Nelson Chamisa won the July 30 presidential election, arguing that the president (first respondent) had benefitted from irregularities in the voting process.
In a series of tweets following the verdict, MDC said his party respects the rule of law and consequently the verdict of the court.
''Our unstinting belief in the rule of law means we shall not only respect the verdict of the Bench but we shall also doggedly pursue all constitutionally permissible avenues to ensure that the sovereign will of the people is protected and guaranteed,'' Chamisa tweeted.
Chamisa himself tweeted saying the party will 'listen listen to you on the path of peace & course of action to be taken'.
''I hear your cries & feel your pain. I know you feel cheated, but take heart — your victory is not lost,'' read part of the tweet.
President Mnangagwa also used his Twitter account to say his party was 'not surprised by the court's decision'.
Mnangagwa called on the opposition to work with him for unity, peace and the progress of Zimbabwe.
After a tense, hotly contested election, the first in the post-Mugabe era, where at least six people were killed in post voting violence, Zimbabweans reacted to the court versict with anger and resignation at the fact that they are being called upon to move on and put the electioneering period behind them.
I guess this generation will have to make a lifetime task of entangling Zimbabwe from the jaws of those who don't have the interests of the people & future generations at heart. We must continue to fight hard to win the battle for the soul of this nation.
The Chief of Zimbabwe said his court "believes in facts, not figures". He said this in a matter involving elections where numbers are at the centre of the dispute. It's the most embarrassing statement you can ever hear from the highest custodian of the Constitution and the law.


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10 May 2017 — City Desk
Ui Cadhain Prize Winner: Knock, Knock! Commotion in Charlotte Quay Dock
by Ivan Budanov
Photo by Laoise Neylon
This article is the overall winner of the 2017 Ui Cadhain Prize for Young Reporters.
In Charlotte Quay Dock, an apartment complex near the Grand Canal Dock, strange things have been happening, and they have disrupted the calm and quiet the first-floor hallway always had.
Unidentified men have been coming inside the complex, their suspected method being by entering after a resident has opened the door. The men seem to have a mission; to disrupt the residents of an apartment on the first floor.
It all started in October of 2016, when the Budanov family moved into the apartment, and their path to discovering Dublin was interrupted by the aggressive tone of a man asking to hand them a letter.
What do they really want? The men have been knocking and demanding entrance, claiming the apartment is theirs.
The landlord of the apartment told the residents that he took out a loan from the Bank of Scotland. Later, the bank stopped working in Ireland, and all previous activity in Ireland was sold off to vulture funds.
The men claim that the vulture fund owns the apartment, and that the family living in the apartment must pay the rent to a receiver.
But the family had never heard of the fund, and didn't have any contract with them, and the apartment was registered to the landlord with the tenancies board, so they keep paying their rent to him.
The Budanov family, consisting of son Ivan, father Andrei, and mother Nadia, have been very affected by all of this commotion.
"It has been very scary, and we [Nadia and Ivan] cannot stay at home alone. Now we are always with Andrei, so he can protect us and make us feel safe," says Nadia, the mother.
Ivan agreed that they now shopped with Andrei, stayed with him when he worked late, and never stayed home without him.
The family has especially been scared because the men always confronted the family when Andrei was at work.
"I think they listen under the door, or maybe watch to see if I leave. They don't want to mess with the family if I'm there," Andrei said.
A man has been spotted by one of the Budanov family's neighbours, who lives on the other side of the hallway.
"My wife told me it was a medium-height man. She said he had a suitcase and he stopped at the door […] and started knocking," said a neighbour, "but she couldn't take a photo or identify the man too well."
If the commotion has brought any good to the Budanov family, it is a new idea the father, Andrei, proposed.
"We have started to post little signs on our door, after a sign saying we would call the Garda if the men knocked was torn down, and we have been trying to turn the situation into an experience," he said.
The family has posted signs, including "KNOCK KNOCK WHO'S THERE?", "SMILE YOU ARE ON CAMERA", and "WELCOME BACK FRIENDS".
When asked about this, Andrei replied, "I think it's very funny." Funny or not, the case is yet to be closed, and the result is yet to be seen.
[Editor's note: After receiving this article from Ivan, we checked into the situation, contacting the landlord and the receiver. You can read more about that here.]
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Ivan Budanov: Hello! My name is Ivan Budanov. I am 14 years old, and writing is my great passion. I enjoy all writing: poetry, prose, and I even experiment with new styles. What I love about writing is that I can create any world I want on paper. Apart from writing, I enjoy reading, and learning new things, especially those involving computers.
I live in Dublin, Ireland, and I was born in Cleveland, Ohio. I have also lived in Richmond, Virginia, and San Diego, California.
I think of myself as curious; I am interested about anything new to me. For example, on a vacation in Mexico, I tried corn-flavoured ice-cream! I also like to think of myself as persistent; I like to work hard, and even in the face of adversity, I try to never give up.
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I was in a same situation several years ago. I continued to pay rent to my landlord as a person who I had agreement about letting and told to the knocking guys if they want to get rent to arrive together with my landlord and decide who I have to pay. I started to pay money to them only when they arrived with High Court paper and my landlord in their presents told me to start pay rent to them.
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Carl (or Karl) Otto Harz (28 November 1842 in Gammertingen – 5 December 1906 in Munich) was a German mycologist, pharmacist and botanist.

After spending time as an intern in several pharmacies, he studied botany at the University of Berlin. Later, he relocated to Munich, where he served as a lecturer at the Technische Universität München (from 1873) and at the Tierärztlichen Hochschule (from 1874). In 1880 he was appointed professor of botany and pharmacognosy at the Tierärztlichen Hochschule.

In 1877, with pathologist Otto Bollinger, he conducted early studies of actinomycosis in cattle, and is credited for naming the causal agent Actinomyces bovis. From his observations, he believed the culprit to be a mould, related to the genera Botrytis or Monosporium.

As a taxonomist, he circumscribed a number of varieties from the species Cucurbita pepo. His name is associated with the following mycological genera:
 Harzia (family Ceratostomataceae), named by Julien Noël Costantin (1888).
 Harziella (family Chaetomiaceae), named by Otto Kuntze (1891).

Published works
 Beitrag zur Kenntniss des Polyporus Officinalis Fr, 1868 - Contribution to the understanding of Polyporus officinalis.
 Einige neue Hyphomyceten Berlins und Wiens, 1872 - treatise on some new Hyphomycetes.
 Beiträge zur Kenntniss der Pflanzenbezoare des Pferdes und des Rindes, 1875 - Contribution to the understanding of plant bezoars of horses and cattle.
 Landwirthschaftliche Samenkunde. Handbuch  für Botaniker, Landwirthe, Gärtner, Droguisten, Hygieniker, 1885.
Harz also made contributions towards Schlechtendal's Flora von Deutschland''.

References

See also
Harz, the highest mountain range in Northern Germany

German mycologists
German taxonomists
1842 births
1906 deaths
German pharmacists
Academic staff of the Technical University of Munich
People from Sigmaringen (district)
People from the Province of Hohenzollern
19th-century German botanists
20th-century German botanists


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Erin-Ile is an agrarian community in Kwara State, Nigeria. It's an ancient town with history dated back to 13th century. It was formerly the local government head quarters of Oyun local government before it got moved to Ilemona. Erin Ile was founded around 1225AD by prince Odumasa apayaan ( first elerin) and other warriors such as olowe and others.

About
Erin Ile is a peace loving, hospitable and law abiding community. Erin Ile is a town with a large expanse of arable land. Erin Ile shares boundaries with Ilemona, Irra, Offa, Eku-Apa, Ipee and Igosun all in Kwara State and Oyan, Ila Orangun and Ila Odo in Osun State. Culturally, Erin Ile is a typical Yoruba town.

History
The historical origin of Erin Ile revolves around Odumosa Apaayan, an illustrious Ife Prince who's a renowned Hunter and his younger brother, Alawode Arebiope, both of them are Children of Obalufon Alayemore and grandchildren of King Obalufon Ogbogbodirin of Ile Ife. The Obalufon festival is an annual festival held in Erin-Ile in honor of their ancestor from Ife. Erin Ile speak the Ibolo dialect of the Yoruba language.

Moje College of Education
Moje College of education is a government accredited college of education in Erin-Ile. The college has programs in education, language, sciences, arts and social sciences.

Riots with Offa

The town have been in several conflicts with the neighboring town Offa over land for several years since 1973 when the Supreme Court first ruled on the issue. In 2013, Federal Polytechnic, Offa was closed down due to the riots. The Masjid noor and the descendant union in offa were vandalised. Erin-Ile was under attack as well, which resulted in people living at the boarder relocating

References

Towns in Nigeria
Towns in Yorubaland


Post Australia Day 'Sickies' predicted to cost over $50 million!
Post Australia Day 'Sickies' predicted to cost Aussie economy over $50 million!
One sleep left until one of Australia's favourite public holidays, Australia Day!
We can already hear the sound of a friend cracking a tinnie and can smell the snag on the barbie, but with a number of employees bound to be hitting the turps tomorrow, and with Australia Day falling on a Thursday, we all know there's a bloody good chance that some workers will call in sick *cough* on Friday and enjoy a long weekend.
A recent study predicted that this Friday, sick leave will rise from an average of 3.5 percent of workers to 5 percent, costing the Australian economy over $50 million!
While some workers may take the opportunity to score themselves a long weekend, you have the right to request medical evidence that the employee was absent for a legitimate reason – and are not just telling you a furphy! If you have any doubts over any medical certificates provided, you can seek further clarification from the doctor who signed it or even request that the employee provide a statutory declaration confirming their reason for their absence.
HOT TIP: If you are worried about workers exploiting the system and taking a sick day this Friday, you may want to consider (if feasible for the business) suggesting that your staff members take a paid annual leave day instead if they really want the day off.
For all those businesses still opened tomorrow (we'll have a cold one for you!) remember that most employees (if Award covered) will be entitled to public holiday rates for the hours worked, and for those who aren't working tomorrow, have a cracker of a day!


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Q: Text rendering outside of td in IE8 but renders properly in all other browsers So, working on a "simple" website (XHTML and CSS) formatted using a table, I ran into this nagging little issue with text rendering outside of a cell in IE8.  It renders properly in all other browsers tested, as well as in IE8 with compatibility mode; I just can't make heads or tails of it.  I've gone ahead and uploaded a stripped down version of the page to http://olypen.com/yourface/f7u14/ to show what I mean.  The text in question is the main data frame , it renders sticking out to the right on the frame.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated; this was one of those projects that started as, "Hay, he knows how to write web pages; he'll be able to completely re-do our site.  How hard can it be, I've been doing it myself in Frontpage for years." and it just went downhill from there.  From what I can see it looks as though once I get this figured out I'll be done with it (for now, insert dramatic music: dun dun dun).
Thanks,
Richard
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It seems that the problem of computed padding in a table-cell is a known bug in IE8, see here: http://jhop.me/ie8-bugs: "Computed width of a content area of a table-cell isn't re-calculated when a padding (percentage) value is applied", with an example here: http://jhop.me/tests/bugs/ie8/tablecell-computedwidthpadding.html

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From low-calorie beverages to cauliflower mac, there are a whole lot of reasons to stop by Whole Foods this month.
It's a new month—meaning a whole bunch of new products are rolling out in Whole Foods stores. The food retailer just released their list of new products coming to stores across the country in April, and we can't wait to try them. Read on to discover which new items we'll be adding to our cart this month.
The internet is already blowing up over this new addition to Whole Foods' roster of tasty packaged vegan meals. This microwavable macaroni and cheese is made with cauliflower florets and a smoky cashew-based sauce for a creamy and convenient meal that only tastes indulgent. Each package has only 140 calories, 3.5g fat, 16g carbs, and 7g protein, making it a healthy side dish to almost any meal.
The St. Louis-based non-dairy milk company has released a line of oat beverages, and we couldn't be more thrilled! Unlike many of the other dairy-free milks out there, Dream makes their oat beverages with just a few, simple ingredients. Plus, they are fortified with Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, and Calcium—nutrients that can be difficult for vegans to obtain otherwise.
You can find these oat beverages in Original, Unsweetened, Vanilla, and Chocolate. The original flavor has 53 calories, 1g fat, 9g carbs, 0.5g protein, 1g fiber, and 6g sugar.
Say hello to your new favorite desk snack! These nut clusters are a great way to help practice portion control while filling up on heart-healthy fats during that midday slump. They're offered in pistachio and blueberry varieties. The blueberry flavor has 150 calories, 9g fat, 1g sat fat, 14g carbs, 2g fiber, 8g sugar, and 4g protein for every six-cluster serving.
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Pea milk isn't just for adults anymore, thanks to these cute, portion-controlled milks for kids from Ripple. Kids can enjoy all the richness of milk with a major calcium boost—Ripple milks have 50% more calcium in one cup than a glass of 2% milk. You can find these miniature cartons in Original, Vanilla, and Chocolate—the latter two contain 40% less sugar than regular flavored milks. Plus, they are a great source of Vitamin D, iron, and protein. What's not to love?
With names like Butter Toffee Pecans, Cacao Nib Cashews, and Blueberry, Cranberry, and Quinoa Cashews, we've got to get our hands on these ASAP. These would also make a great snack to stash in your desk at the office—just make sure to stick to the serving size so you don't accidentally overload on sugar!
Oddly enough, organic pickles can be pretty tough to come by—until now. The popular Mt. Olive pickle brand has released a line of organic pickles now available at Whole Foods. Now you can find organic Kosher Dill Spears, Kosher Baby Dills, Kosher Dill Sandwich, and Bread and Butter Chips to pair with your favorite sandwiches—or to eat straight out of the jar.


That all official matter and correspondence in connexion with the cases of Messrs. Hart and Gavegan, late of the Queensland Post and Telegraph Department, together wilh copies of the questions put to the jury in each case, with theanswers .thereto, be laid on the table of the Senate, and printed.
I do not know whether the Government intend to opposes the motion or not ; but as Senator Keating said " not formal " when it was called on yesterday, perhaps it will be better for me to give my reasons for asking that the papers be tabled. It will be remembered that the cases which Messrs. Hart and Gavegan ' raised against the Commonwealth had to be defended at a cost of ,£3,500. The two men are now out of the service, and are practically ruined. My object in asking for the production of the papers is to discover, if possible, whether some of the officers of the Department, who have not been inconvenienced in the slightest degree by anything which has taken place with regard to either of the cases, may not have been primarily to blame, not only for the expense which has been caused, but also for the practical ruin of two servants of the Commonwealth. I believe that some officers of the Department are to blame. I think that the documents, if tabled, will disclose that to.be the fact. Probably the Government may oppose the motion on the score of expense.
Senator Sir Josiah Symon - It is rather hard that the honorable senator should explore the documents in order to find a case for condemning somebody else.
Senator STEWART - What I want to do is to get at the root of this trouble. Here are two men, who claim that they hia ve been practically persecuted out of the Department, and ruined to all intents and purposes.
Senator Sir Josiah Symon - But did they not take proceedings to vindicate themselves, and fail to do so?
Senator STEWART - They were defeated in those proceedings.
Senator Sir Josiah Symon - That shows that they were in the wrong. Are we to re-try in the Senate cases which have been dealt with in the law courts?
Senator STEWART - We do not propose to re-try cases which have ;been already tried, but to try to find out whether the Department is managed as it ought to "be. My claim is that in a well-managed Department such notorious cases as these would not occur. I think I shall be able to prove that from the documents if they are tabled. We are all interested in the good management of every Department, and therefore I hope that honorable senators will not be carried away by the fact that these men appealed to a court of justice, and have been defeated. We know that so-called courts of justice do not always administer justice.
Senator Sir Josiah Symon - That is a verv nasty reflection.
Senator STEWART - It may be nasty ; but, unfortunately, it is true. I could call in question very strongly some of the remarks made by the Justice who sat in these two cases. His remarks showed that he had a very inaccurate knowledge of matters relating to the Public Service. In any case, I think that in its own interest, as one of the custodians of a large public Department, the Senate ought to welcome an opportunity of finding out how the trouble between the Department and these two men was caused. I, therefore, submit the motion which I have read.


Now let's look into internet and cyber attacks.
We're going to start off with phishing.
is what we call phishing.
passwords, credit card information, and money.
Spear phishing is one type.
individual to increase the success probability.
have experienced this as I have several times.
The second type is clone phishing.
containing an attachment file or a website link that is infected with malware.
It fools the receiver as if it is an update or a replied e-mail.
the company to attack important business files using executive level access.
infected with malware or connects to a hacker website.
It looks like a popular, legitimate, website link.
The hacker's web address is disguised under text or a tab that is not shown.
The next phishing type is filter evasion.
text to avoid anti-phishing filters used in security systems.
The next type is website forgery.
or web site with the hacker's address bar or website.
password information, and account information to the hacker.
The next type is covert redirect.
dialogue box that covertly redirects a login to the hacker's website.
in addition you're logging into a website that you're not supposed to.
This provokes a user to click on a malicious link or a hacker's website.
In other words, it uses fake news to provoke a user.
basically you are under the hacker's control.
The next type is phone phishing.
is a way that the phishing attack is made.
Next we're going to study about DoS and DDoS attacks.
Here, DoS stands for denial of service and this is a very popular type of an attack.
making operational resources unavailable through overloading or malfunctioning.
The next one is a distributed DoS attack which is called a DDoS attack.
or other types of computers that are contaminated with malware.
and I'll explain some of them in the following descriptions.
is used in DoS and DDoS attacks.
the buffer boundary and overwrites into adjacent memory locations.
monitor actions that write into adjacent memory spaces.
Two representative types of buffer overflow are stack overflow and heap overflow.
a manipulation of a local variable related to the vulnerable buffer on the stack.
or to manipulate the stack frame's local pointer or local variable.
the heap is used for applications in runtime.
The heap overflow is a buffer overflow that occurs in the heap data area.
include to separate the code and data to prevent execution of the payload.
it is not located at a fixed offset position.
In addition, periodically check the condition of the heap.
operating systems and apps that you have been using.
The next one is about man-in-the middle attack.
manipulates packets between communicating users and servers.
This results in an active eavesdropping and manipulation of the information.
based on verified certificates from a trusted third party.
In addition, latency examination based on tamper examination.
then maybe you can detect the man-in-the-middle.
is another way to do it.
a list of public key hashes that can be used for message and data encryption.
Now SQL stands for structured query language and it's pronounced as sequel.
What is it? This is used for RDBMS and RDSMS processing.
RDSMS stands for Relational Data Stream Management System.
used to attack SQL databases and data driven applications.
In addition, hijack administrator role of the server or the application.
As you can see, each one of these are very serious.


I hate to say it but the Old Gray Lady needs a major face lift if it's going to be welcomed in my home again.
We'd been getting the Wall Street Journal for the last few years, until we received a gift subscription to the New York Times so we let our subscription to the Journal lapse. My wife and teenage daughters really enjoyed the Journal's inviting layout, easy-to-read articles and especially the Market Place, Personal Journal and all the Weekend Extra sections, but I loved the New York Times articles on the Web and was looking forward to receiving the entire paper.
So after three months of the New York Times, our family unanimously agreed, the Times was out and the Wall Street Journal was back on our driveway.
While the WSJ still has a focus on business and Wall Street in particular, it didn't feel like it was written just for Wall Street insiders. There were articles on politics, international affairs, science, family, education, relationships, etc., that were easy to read and of interest to the family.
On any given day there were always more than a few articles that interested adults and teenagers alike. While the Journal may not have as much written content as the New York Times, the layout was a lot more user friendly for a busy family always on the go. So at the end of the week, you actually learned more even if there was less actual text/content.
The New York Times, on the other hand, seemed like a big gray mass of text with an overwhelming number of articles and even worse, an intense focus on the New York arts and culture scene, about as a relevant to a Memphian as Memphis city politics are to New Yorkers.
While it featured some great articles, the total amount of text was too much to read and the stories too hard to find. Everything was so buried in a sea of words that even though our family is very internationally focused (One spouse is from Europe. I'm half Argentine. One daughter wants to be a diplomat, etc.), the length of the articles made it difficult to find the time to read them all.
Instead of being able to quickly ingest an article or two over breakfast before dashing out the door, you needed to plan on setting aside time for a three-course meal to digest articles in the Times. Rather than being an enjoyable Sunday read, going through it was viewed as kind of a chore, and mostly abandoned by everyone except for myself—a former reporter and intense news junkie.
When I was a reporter at the Orange County Register, we used to grouse about the travesty of having to write more condensed articles and having our articles chopped to fit the paper's easy-to-read design guidelines. After I left and started editing/designing publications, I discovered the importance of design. And now as a busy dad and marketer, I've come to appreciate good design even more, which is one reason why I appreciated the Journal, and why I'm even more surprised that the Times hasn't focused more on making its content more accessible.
Another part of the problem is the "New York" in the New York Times. While many—daresay, most of us—outside of New York embrace the brand for its ongoing history of great journalism, especially its coverage of national and international events, most of us don't really care about New York, and find the intense parochialism, off putting.
On the Web, it's less of an issue, as it's very easy to skip the New York components and dive into the areas of interest; but in the paper form, it's very distracting.
And, sure, while we're all "webheads", nothing beats bringing a good, old-fashioned newspaper to the bathroom, or for sharing articles and commentary with family around the breakfast table.
Now that our gift subscription to the Times has run out, we've re-upped our subscription to the Wall Street Journal and are looking forward to relaxing with the paper, rather than working through the paper.
Kevin Mireles is an undercover Hispanic, former reporter turned product manager and founder of Myrepresentatives.com. Contact him at [email protected]. You can read his blog at DontMakeMeWork.com.


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Resulting from a near drowning incident as a child, Bellamy Lawrence lives with the effects of a traumatic brain injury, including profound hearing loss. Ostracized by her family, Bellamy expects to spend her adult life alone, illustrating children's books in the solace of her Rittenhouse Square apartment with her service dog Otis. But a spilled cup of coffee, and a chance meeting with local radio host Sofia Reyes turns every expectation Bellamy had for her life upside down, as she finds herself thrust into a whirlwind romance she never believed possible.
Candi Thomas is a 26 year old working woman and College student who is currently studying to obtain her Master's Degree in Business, with a Minor in Criminal Justice. When her friend's actions and her outside life threaten to be revealed to her family, she is willing to go to any limits to keep this from happening. See she's a good girl in her family's eyes, and she's more than determined to stop bad things about her from making it to them, especially her mother and sister. She has two best friends, Monae (Mo) and Zanae (Nae) who are the two who know about the wild and crazy life Candi is living. They are the only two who Candi can trust, or are they? Candi and her two besties share all their secrets with each other, but only time will reveal the truth about them. Candi meets this great guy named, Dre which made it a lot easier for her to get over her lying, cheating ex-boyfriend Jay. But is Dre really who he says he is? When things starts to be revealed about Candi will she be able to handle them? Will Candi be able to control the situation? Or will her outside life finally come back to haunt her and her Mother and sister finally find out the truth?
From bestselling author, Donna Hill comes an evocative, unforgettable novel about love, friendship, marriage, adultery. . . "You'll find out soon enough. So I may as well say it now. I slept with my best friend's husband. There is no explanation. Not a real one, anyway, not one that people will accept, especially people who know me. . .But I want to tell my side. . .Just hear me out. . ." Asha and Lisa have been best friends since grade school and they have always shared everything. A beautiful and accomplished photographer, Asha never seems to lack excitement or a man to share it with. Yet, for a woman who appears to have it all there is always "that something" she needs to make her feel whole. . .worthy. Lisa, "the good girl," has always dreamed of the perfect marriage to the perfect husband. Now she has both with Ross Davis and she has their future planned to the last, perfect detail. Ross didn't want to believe that he and Lisa had married too soon. He didn't want to believe that each day the man he thought himself to be was being stripped away by the woman he loved--leaving him feeling like a kept man instead of the man of the house. And then--betrayal. No one knows how it happened, how they could have done this to each other. But now, they each want to tell their side of the story. As Asha, Lisa and Ross travel down the road to discovery, you will root for them, hurt for them, hate them and love them. But you will never forget them. An Ordinary Woman is about the betrayal of the most sacred of trusts. It is about the that one moment when a single choice will change lives forever. It is a cautionary tale that dares to look deep inside the hearts and minds of the characters involved. Most importantly, An Ordinary Woman attempts to answer the question: How?
To anyone watching, Drayton Michaels, Ritz Carlton and Jules Warner are a perfect example of sisterhood and family. They share big things easily: PIN codes, spare keys, and secret hiding places of emergency cash. Rarely do they share or acknowledge that there are things that keep them awake, walk in circles til dawn, and cry out Jesus in the middle of the night. Regardless of how well they think they know each other, they dont know each others secrets. SECRETS ARE LIESchronicles the lives of Drayton, Ritz and Jules over the course of one year. The book is an unfolding series of life-changing events that threaten to undermine the friendship of three accomplished women. TheirSECRETS ARE LIES peppered with deceit and lead each of them on a roller coaster ride through a river of disappointment, heartache, and broken promises. Jules survives infidelity only to lose the love of her life. Similarly, doctors diagnoses pull a loose thread from the carefully stitched lives of Ritz and Drayton. Their worlds unravel as each sit on the brink of losing whats important. They unsuccessfully attempt to take it all in stride knowing most or all of what theyve done cannot be undone. There are things about Jules her friends will never know that she does or has done. There are places Ritz can never go again or admit that shes ever been. There are things big and small that Drayton believes will forever remain secret. Initially, they appear to be from three different worlds with different sets of problems, but they are just like everyone else who is just trying to get through life. They eventually realize that SECRETS ARE LIESand find strength in a true sisterhood that helps them believe that the way of behaving normally is behaving as if everything matters.


Last year, Governor Jerry Brown signed AB 139, which allows California homeowners an opportunity to leave property to their heirs without going through probate or establishing a trust. In the past, homeowners could transfer real property after death by designating a beneficiary in their Will, transferring the property to a trust, or using a joint tenancy designation on the title. As of January 1, 2016, California residents can use the revocable transfer on death (TOD) deed to transfer title. The TOD deed, unlike other deeds, does not become a completed transfer until the transferor dies.
Using the TOD deed, homeowners can transfer one to four residential unit dwellings, condominium units or agricultural land up to 40 acres with a single-family residence. In order for the TOD deed to be valid it must be dated, signed, notarized by the transferor and recorded with the county where the property is located within 60 days of execution. The TOD deed may be revoked by the transferor at any time by submitting a revocation form to be recorded, recording a new TOD deed, or selling the property.
The TOD deed – although potentially useful in some situations – is not a substitution for proper estate planning; in most situations, the TOD option will be a poor alternative to a properly drafted trust. Of course, as with all estate planning documents, the TOD deed should only be used in conjunction with a carefully considered overall estate plan.
Currently, the TOD deed system is still on probation, so to speak. AB 139 expires January 1, 2021, to allow time to study its effects. TOD deeds that are executed between now and then will not be impacted – they would still be in effect and could be revoked at any time – but no new ones can be executed after that date unless the law is extended. The law requires the California Law Revision Commission to study and make recommendations regarding the new deed to the Legislature by January 1, 2020.


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Listen Loud: Nokia Introduces Another Of Its Originals — The Nokia 5310
Philip Andrew Mayol March 21, 2020
HMD Global, the home of Nokia phones, has become a powerhouse of nostalgia when it began to re-introduce remakes of old mobile devices sold two decades ago. When they re-released in 2017 the newer and upgraded version of the classic Nokia 3310 (original version released in 2000), they have been non-stop introductions of the original Nokia phones today and this year, here come's the Nokia 5310.
Just recently, Nokia introduced yet another of its originals. Reimagining the original Nokia 5310 Xpress Music, the Nokia 5310 brings with it an MP3 player1 and FM radio, combined with powerful, dual front-facing speakers letting you carry your favorite tunes with you on the go.
It remixes classic design with a slick new feel and battery that's built to last, keeping you connected day after day.
Launched last March 19, 2020, during its #NokiamobileLive event on Facebook, the Nokia 5310 was introduced to pay homage to the classic Nokia 5310 XpressMusic phone released last 2007. The reimaged Nokia 5310 has a 2.4″ QVGA display (~29.4% screen-to-body ratio), FM radio and MP3 player, Dual front-facing speakers, and a 1200 mAh Extended battery life in a retro classic design that's been refreshed for 2020.
The Nokia 5310 XpressMusic (released in October 2007), and the reimagined Nokia 5310 (announced in March 2020)
Nokia 5310 (2020) Technical Specifications
Dimensions 123.7 x 52.4 x 13.1 mm
Display 2.4 inches QVGA (~27.5% screen-to-body ratio)
Operating System OS: Series 30+
Chipset: Mediatek MT6260A
Camera Main Camera: 0.2MP VGA camera with LED flash
Selfie Camera: No
Memory 8MB RAM
Storage 16MB ROM (Expandable via the microSDHC external memory card slot support up to 32GB)
Connectivity and SIM Network GSM 900/1800
Mini-SIM (Dual SIM and Single SIM models available)
USB Port: microUSB 1.1
Sound Dual front-facing loudspeakers
Communication Protocols WLAN: No
Bluetooth: 3.0, A2DP
Radio: Wireless FM radio
Other Features Messaging: SMS, MMS, Email, IM
Games: Yes
Java: No
Color White/Red, Black/Red
Announced March 19, 2020
Expected release April 2020
Emphasized as a mobile device with MP3 player capability, the Nokia 5310 has a unique take on its dedicated music control buttons. On the left of the screen is the volume rocker, while the Play/Pause, and the Previous and Next track buttons are placed on the right side. It is available in White/Red and Black/Red color variants.
It is also capable of a wireless FM radio hoping to have this feature fully functional even without the earphones as an antenna (like their classic Nokia 5030 XpressRadio phone).
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The new Nokia 5310 will be another member of the re-introduced lineup of Nokia classics. It will be released in April 2020 at a global average retail price of €39 (around $42; approximately ₱2,000).
MicroSD card required, sold separately.
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Q: Android headache with Strings: How can I centralize all strings within my app? I am writing an Android app, so I´ve got all strings on my strings.xml as usual and stated per Android official docs.
Until here everything is fine, but the problem comes up when I want to use a String in a Java "standard" class; i.e, let say this String in Email.java:
public static final String EMAIL_NOT_VALID = "The email address provided is not valid.";

You can say I can place this String on strings.xml and do:
getResources().getString(R.string.invalid_email_message)

The problem with this approach is that I will be forced to pass the Android Context to every single Java object within my app, with all the mocking problems that this involves when it comes to Testing.
Thus, is it possible to do this without passing the Context? Or do I need to have two files (strings.xml and xyz.java) with separate strings?
I´ve been searching for hours an answer to this question on StackOverFlow without luck)
Thanks in advance.

A: Don't hold your Strings, especially messages in your code classes. Never. You can not translate it to other languages then. Use string resources for everything, maybe except some logmessages you see only in the debugger.
You could create a class like Globals.java and put there a
public static Context appContext;

and you fill this static on appStart (= "onCreate" of your MainActivity) with
Globals.appContext = getApplicationContext();

and then you have a Context everywhere.
Just make sure, you refresh the context in the onResume event of your MainActivity when you come back from background.
You see this "Problem" with the context throughout the entire Android API - SQLiteOpenHelper needs a context... everything needs a context. It's part of the game in Android.

A: You can try to put your strings in assets folder, it needs to be created in YourProject/app/src/main/assets inside assets you can create a new folder named i.e. "localization" and here store your localization files like strings_en, in this file store all your strings in a JSON object "{"key" : "value"} after you've done all this, you'll need to create a class which will manage all languages.
public class LocalizationManager {

   private static LocalizationManager mInstance = null;
   public String currentLanguage = "";
   JSONObject currentLanguageObject = new JSONObject();
   private AssetManager assetManager = BaseApplication.getInstance().getAssets(); // BaseApplication is just a class that extends Application class

   private LocalizationManager() {
   }

   public static LocalizationManager getInstance() {
       if (mInstance == null) {
           mInstance = new LocalizationManager();
       }
       return mInstance;
   }

   private boolean assetExists(String path) {
       boolean bAssetOk = false;
       try {
           InputStream stream = assetManager.open(path);
           stream.close();
           bAssetOk = true;
       } catch (IOException e) {
           e.printStackTrace();
       }
       return bAssetOk;
   }

   public String getLocalizedString(String string) {
       String language = BaseApplication.getInstance().getLanguage();
       if (!currentLanguage.equalsIgnoreCase(language)) {
           if (assetExists("localization/strings_" + language)) {
               InputStream input;
               try {
                   input = assetManager.open("localization/strings_" + language);
                   int size = input.available();
                   byte[] buffer = new byte[size];
                   input.read(buffer);
                   input.close();
                   String responseString = new String(buffer);
                   Object json;
                   try {
                       json = new JSONTokener(responseString).nextValue();
                       if (json instanceof JSONObject) {
                           currentLanguageObject = (JSONObject) json;
                           currentLanguage = language;
                           return currentLanguageObject.optString(string, string);
                       }
                   } catch (JSONException e) {
                       return string;
                   }
               } catch (IOException e) {
                   return string;
               }
           }
       } else {
           return currentLanguageObject.optString(string, string);
       }
       return string;
   }
}

Then in any class you can just call LocalizationManager.getInstance().getLocalizedString("Your string key"). With this approach you will need to add a "change language" option within your application, store the value as en for example in preferences and the language will be changed dynamically. Here is how I did it:
public void setLanguage(String language) {
    mPreferences = getSharedPreferences(LANGUAGE_KEY_FOR_PREFS, MODE_PRIVATE);
    SharedPreferences.Editor editor = mPreferences.edit();
    editor.putString("Language", language);
    editor.apply();
    mListener.onLanguageChanged();
}

public String getLanguage() {
    mPreferences = getSharedPreferences(LANGUAGE_KEY_FOR_PREFS, MODE_PRIVATE);
    return mPreferences.getString("Language", "en");
}

A: You can use:
Resources.getSystem().getString(android.R.string.somecommonstuff)

... everywhere in your application, even in static constants declarations. Unfortunately, it supports the system resources only.
From one of the threads in stack overflow


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Thursday January, 14
Cyber-sport & Games
International Haystack
MythicOwl Announces A New Creative Game One Line Coloring For PC, Consoles, And Mobile
Aug 05, 2020 Cyber-sport & Games
Publisher and developer MythicOwl has announced its latest title, One Line Coloring. The game is a vibrant puzzle game about "connecting the dots" to uncover themed dioramas. The puzzler is a relaxing game built on childhood games.
One Line Coloring begins with some simple shapes that are easy to uncover. Others may be harder for players to guess and require players to complete the puzzle before the object reveals itself.
Each level has a lined shape of an object. As the shape is slowly uncovered, the model comes to life in full color. Each object is part of a larger picture. Once players complete each object in a scene, the diorama will come to life. Players can then sit back and enjoy the beautiful scene they've created. The dioramas range from everyday items, island living, beaches, fauna and flora, and more.
A short teaser trailer shows how to play the game. As players complete a section and fill in the color, the object will come to life. Players are encouraged to finish the puzzle as fast as possible to beat their score.
One Line Coloring has over 100 models to complete and collect. There are six unique themes to showcase models players ave completed. The dioramas are animated, bringing life to the scene. The game is easy enough for children to complete, but provide a relaxing environment that adults can also enjoy.
One Line Coloring is only available for one player and doesn't have multiplayer. The game is available in 29 languages with interfaces and audio, although there isn't spoken audio. Players can choose to play with a controller or mouse and keyboard on PC or with touch screen controls for mobile.
MythicOwl previously developed Trancelation, which is also available now on Steam. The game takes place in a neon universe filled with fractals. Players can use the game to boost their memory and develop new skills by memorizing new words. The game has an interesting feature where players can create and share vocabulary lists to help others in their language learning journey.
Players can add One Line Coloring to their wishlists now on Steam and mobile to be notified as soon as the game launches. The mobile versions of the game will come at a premium of $2.99 and use more of a vertical alignment than horizontal.
One Line Coloring launches on August 21 for PC via Steam, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android.
Read More: MythicOwl Announces A New Creative Game One Line Coloring For PC, Consoles, And Mobile
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int globalInt1; // GOOD [used in func1, func2]
int globalInt2; // GOOD [used in func1, func2]
int globalInt3; // GOOD [used in func1, func2]
int globalInt4; // BAD [only used in func1]
int globalInt5; // BAD [only used in func1]
int globalInt6; // BAD [only used in func1]
int globalInt7; // GOOD [not used, should be reported by another query]
int globalInt8; // GOOD [used at file level]
int *addrGlobalInt8 = &globalInt8; // GOOD [used in func1, func2]
int globalInt9; // GOOD [used at file level and in func1]
int *addrGlobalInt9 = &globalInt9; // GOOD [used in func1, func2]

int externInt; // GOOD [extern'd so could be part of an interface]

void func1()
{
	int *ptr3 = &globalInt3;
	int *ptr6 = &globalInt6;
	int i8 = *addrGlobalInt8;

	globalInt1 = globalInt2;
	globalInt4 = globalInt5;
	externInt = globalInt9;
}

void func2()
{
	int *ptr1 = &globalInt3;
	int i8 = *addrGlobalInt8;

	globalInt1 = globalInt2;
}

void func3()
{
	static int staticInt; // GOOD [declared in local scope]
	int i;

	i = staticInt;
}

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