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For Another's Freedom: Bulgarian Rebel Leaders Who Fought to Liberate Greece (written for ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com)
On November 13, 2017 December 6, 2019 By Ivan DikovLeave a comment
On March 25 (6 April, Greg.Calendar), the Feast of Annunciation, 1821, Bishop Palaion Patron Germanos proclaimed the national uprising against the Ottoman Empire and blessed the flag of the Greek War of Independence at the Monastery of Agia Lavra. Painting by Ludovico Lipparini (1800-1856), National Historic Museum Greece
(*This history feature article was written by Ivan Dikov for Pax Glocalica's sister publication ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com)
Bulgaria and Greece are (the) two European countries that are about as ancient as it gets. But possibly the first thing that comes to mind regarding their relations in historical terms are the horrific, back-stabbing Modern Era wars the two contemporary nation-states fought in the 20th century. Continue reading "For Another's Freedom: Bulgarian Rebel Leaders Who Fought to Liberate Greece (written for ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com)" →
How Bulgarian Rebels 'Determined' the Prime Minister of Britain: William Gladstone and 'the Question of the East' (written for ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com)
On October 25, 2017 December 6, 2019 By Ivan DikovLeave a comment
William Gladstone, four times Prime Minister of Britain (1868-1874, 1880-1885, 1886, 1892-1894), who used the Bulgarian case to stage a vigorous attack on the policies of the Conservative Party government of his arch-rival, Lord Disraeli. Photo: Wikipedia
April 20, 1876 – The Bulgarians are making history their largest rebellion so far (later to be known as the April Uprising) against the Ottoman Empire in their quest for freedom and an independent nation state; meanwhile, in Britain, former Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader William Gladstone has been in opposition for two years to Prime Minister and Conservative Party leader Benjamin Disraeli. Continue reading "How Bulgarian Rebels 'Determined' the Prime Minister of Britain: William Gladstone and 'the Question of the East' (written for ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com)" →
Terrorism as It Once Was: The Miss Stone Affair, America, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire (written for ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com)
Protestant missionary Miss Ellen Stone is seen here at her arrival back in the United States after her six-month abduction by the Bulgarian freedom-fighters, i.e. the Miss Stone Affair. Photo: Wikimedia Commons
The dramedy of the Miss Stone Affair is a stunning episode of history which teaches about courage and integrity in the struggle for freedom. And about Stockholm Syndrome. Continue reading "Terrorism as It Once Was: The Miss Stone Affair, America, Bulgaria, and the Ottoman Empire (written for ArchaeologyinBulgaria.com)" →
The EU That Should Have Pulled Itself Together Long before Trump's Advent
On March 5, 2017 January 24, 2018 By Ivan DikovLeave a comment
European Council President Donald Tusk has been outspoken in naming the threats to the EU. But to what end? Photo: Tusk on Twitter
The good people of the EU have had every chance to solidify their supra-national state as a benevolent power but didn't.
Also, between Donald Trump and Donald Tusk, I like Donald Duck best… Continue reading "The EU That Should Have Pulled Itself Together Long before Trump's Advent" →
Will Trump Let Eastern Europe Be 'Trumpled'? By Russia or by Turkey?
On January 29, 2017 January 24, 2018 By Ivan DikovLeave a comment
Is this Cold War sign from West Berlin what's awaiting Eastern Europe under America's new President Donald Trump? Photo: Wikipedia
In the past few years, the cornerstone of Eastern Europe's progress, the US security umbrella, has started to seem increasingly, and dreadfully, shaky. Continue reading "Will Trump Let Eastern Europe Be 'Trumpled'? By Russia or by Turkey?" →


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Jax Taylor Hasn't Spoken to His Mom Since His Dad's Funeral — Grief Counselors Explain Why This Happens
December 12, 2018, 11:19 AM ET
Jax Taylor's mom was invited to his engagement party, but didn't show.
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Vanderpump Rules' Jax Taylor and fiancée Brittany Cartwright were missing one very important guest at their surprise engagement party, thrown by fellow SURver Stassi Schroeder. His mom — who Jax admits he hasn't spoken to since his father passed away last December.
She was invited, but since their loss, the family unit has broken down.
"I wish my mom would've responded," Jax told Brittany. "That kind of hurts my feelings a little bit, but that's OK."
Jax explained: "I used to be very close to my mom. Everybody's like, I love your mom. We really haven't communicated in the last six months, pretty much since my father [Ronald Cauchi] passed [in December 2017]. Their marriage was on the rocks; she was talking about leaving my dad about a year before he got cancer. Toward the end, my mom would say, 'Oh, he's fine.' We didn't know he was in ICU; I would have been there in a heartbeat if I knew he was in ICU. I mean, I get it, my mother's trying to protect my sister and I, but I should have been able to say goodbye to my dad."
When he appeared on The Daily Dish podcast, he admitted it's been tough on him and his sister, Jenny, who got married this past May, and was very close to their father.
"I haven't really spoken to my mother since my dad's funeral," Jax said. "So it's been really tough. It's nothing she did, really... well, I don't know, I don't want to get into it. I hope in time, God willing, that we can smooth things over. I just don't know."
Grief counselor Jill Cohen tells Personal Space that there are so many reasons why families can be torn apart after the death of a loved one in the family.
"One is guilt — guilt about how things were handled or not handled by family members. Guilt about who did more of the help or less of the help if a loved one was sick for a long time. Also, everyone has different styles of grieving and of coping," she adds. "Family members do not understand each other's ways so they form their own impressions of how a parent or sibling is reacting (looks like she didn't really care; looks like he thinks he was more present and more important during the sickness or death; he or she is trying to control the situation). Really, you can't know about each other simply by trying to read their emotions."
Cohen adds that big decisions can tear families apart: "Are we selling the house, moving closer to the other family members? Whose responsibility is it to help the remaining family members if they need help and support? When do we clear out the material items? These can for sure tear a family apart. Money. It is often said that 'money is the root of all evil' for a good reason. Money issues arise immediately upon the death of a family member and how they are handled can divide people irreparably."
Cohen says that people often take on a different character after the death of a loved one and that can be confusing to the others as well. "Why is she all of a sudden a control freak? Why is he acting like he was more important than the others in the life of the deceased? Why is he/she all of a sudden acting like a crazy person?"
Grief can bring out the best in families, but it can also bring out the very worst. "Emotions run high and deep," Cohen says. "They differ from moment to moment and can bring about strong feelings of separateness or even just plain hatred and disillusion in families. Time can heal, Counseling can help. And restrategizing or rethinking the situation with all of the family members together can help too."
Joanne Harpel, grief counselor, says when someone is feeling intense emotions such as grief and sorrow, it's common to also feel other intense emotions, such as anger or resentment, too. "Often, people have very different ways of coping," she explains. "Some want to talk about their feelings, cry, be very close with other family members, create a sense of connection around their loss. For them, grieving is a communal, rather than a solitary act. Others handle their emotions very differently — through taking action, setting goals, dealing with their emotions privately — they don't want to talk about it because that's not what they find comforting. It can be tremendously stressful and upsetting for family members to experience these differences and can lead to judgment and feelings of abandonment."
She says it can be very difficult, even for loving, well-meaning people, to fully be there for one another when they're all grieving the same loss at the same time. "Everyone is so deep in their own experience and feeling so raw that it can be hard to have an accurate understanding of someone else's experience," Harpel says. "One analogy that I often use with clients is when you have two people on a boat in rough seas, when one is seasick and the other isn't. Even though they're ostensibly having a shared objective experience (the boat ride), their subjective experience is completely different and neither one is capable of truly and fully appreciating what the other one is feeling. This, too, can lead to feelings of being misunderstood, judged, or abandoned."
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The Teton River, winding its way through Teton Valley, Idaho, is the only water-based recreation opportunity for neighboring towns. The blue-ribbon fishery is not only a treasured resource for locals but brings considerable eco-tourism to the valley. In April 2016, the 80-acres surrounding Bates Bridge, the most popular place to access the Teton River, was put on the market, placing public access to the river at risk.
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The entire community understood the project's urgency and donations of all sizes were received from individuals, foundations, national corporations, and local outfitters. In September 2016, we completed the purchase and transfer of the parcel to Teton County, Idaho, ensuring long-term public access to the Teton River and the protection of vital wetland and river habitat.
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You Are Here: 2018 – The Year in Review
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2018 – The Year in Review
About the Choir
About the Orchestra
Musical Direction
Orchestra summer concert 2022
Choir summer concert 2022
70 years Collegium Musicum
CM joins ENUO
Corona Virus Information
Fundraising concert at 4 Linden
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150 years RWTH Aachen University
2018 Summer Concert
Tobias Haussig Is the New Music Director
You Are Here:2018 – The Year in Review
Winter 2018/19 Concert Review
Copyright: © Kelvin Hoffmann
Dear concert guests, sponsors, and friends –
It is with great pride that all of us here at Collegium Musicum look back on a successful and musically exciting year 2018.
The orchestra got us off to a flying start: At the end of January, the ensemble performed two concerts under the direction of our music director Raimund Laufen. Among others, the audience heard Max Bruch's violin concerto played by early-career violinist Ye Bin Lim. One week later, the choir performed "A cappella choral music from the baroque and modern period" in the coronation hall of the Aachen town hall. The concert, which was not quite as "a cappella" as the title might suggest, since it featured organ and piano accompaniment, was completely sold out and much praised in the press. Read about it in German in the Aachener Zeitung here.
Over the course of the summer semester, the choir and orchestra were led by two talented young substitute conductors: Julio G. Vico and Maximilian Friedrich. The ensembles performed the "Messa da Requiem" by Giuseppe Verdi. Friedrich, who had already worked with Ahreum Friedrich as musical assistant of the choir, led the choir rehearsals while Vico rehearsed the orchestra and later conducted the two concerts at the end of the semester. The concerts were a complete success.
At the same time our Carbon Fibre Quartet picked up steam:
Four talented musicians from our Collegium Musicum Orchestra, equipped with carbon fiber composite instruments, represented Collegium Musicum at numerous festivities and occasions around RWTH Aachen University. The choir was not idle either. Several project ensembles came together and performed at award ceremonies or charitable events.
Furthermore, we have completely renewed our Collegium Musicum website and adapted it to the RWTH design. Here, you can find much information about our ensembles, our volunteers and our history.
Reading tip: History of Collegium Musicum
In the year to come you can of course look forward to more music from us at Collegium Musicum.
The orchestra opens the new year musically with works by Tchaikowsky on January 24 and 26, 2019 in St. Dimitrios church. The choir is very pleased to perform again at the City Hall. On the first weekend of February Bach's Magnificat and Mäntyjärvis Shakespeare songs will be performed. But that's not all. In the summer of 2019, we will be performing Carl Orff's Carmina Burana. Of course, we would be very happy to welcome you in the audience at all of our concerts. If you'd like to join us, you can find more information regarding advance ticket sales here.
Best wishes to all of you for a happy and successful year 2019,
Your Collegium Musicum of RWTH Aachen University
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GTNS photo by David Hotle Members of the James Harlan Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) presented 15 copies of the book "Lucky Enough," to the Henry County Veterans Affairs in honor of National Vietnam Veterans Day.
Members of the James Harlan Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) presented 15 copies of the book "Lucky Enough," written by veteran Ed Beesley, to the Henry County Veterans Affairs in honor of National Vietnam Veterans Day.
The book has helped many veterans overcome personal demons and will be given to veterans through the office as needed. Additionally, copies of the book will be placed in Henry County public libraries and the Iowa Wesleyan University library. Present at the donation were: Helen See, Pat White, Diana and Steve Klaus, veterans affairs director Roger Pittsenbarger, and Barbara Welander.


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Daily bread and all from scratch- our small farm life.
Fall, in the other hand, inspires me. Bekons me to come outside, to open the windows and as the northern breeze plays with my hair, I reach for a light sweater. This means shorter days and more time spent with family in the evening. It means I will make heartier meals, it means I get to rake and gather the pine needles and leaves for the garden.
Fall means Halloween and Thanksgiving are around the corner and, once again we get to hear happy kids having a blast at Santa's farm, which backs up to our property. Their hay ride takes them along our back fence, where Elsie and her week old calf Bambulka graze and hang out in the shade of our live oak trees.
Our chickens seem to prefer the cooler weather as well. They lay better and run around happily, randomly jumping in air to catch a flying bug. Our bees are doing well and with last night's chill, Teatime our horse queen, got her cold weather coat. She is so fluffy!
I love waking up and feeling the cold air in the house. It inspires me to bake and cook comfort foods. Fresh bread dipped into a hearty stew, hot chocolate with a lovely apple strudel or traditional Strapacky, Slovak potato duplings with sauer kraut, crispy pork belly, sourcream and green onion.
Boil a large pot of water with salt keep it simmering. Cut the pork belly or bacon and sautee in a cast iron skillet with the lard/oil. Remove the crispy pork belly into a small bowl and pour some of the drippings into the bowl as well. Add the strained sauerkraut and sautee for 10 minutes.
Peel and wash the potatoes puree them with the egg, until smooth. Transfer into a large bowl and add the flour and salt. Using a mixing spoon, blend all the ingredients. The batter should be thick but still pourable. If it is too thick, add a little water.
Using a spaetzle maker, scrape the batter, one a time, into the boiling water. Always let the water come back to a boil before removing them with a strainer into another bowl. Continue until all the batter is used.
Combine the dumplings with the sauerkraut and add some of the pork belky and dripping. Mix it all together.
Serve with sourcream and chopped green onion, topping it off with some crispy pork belly.
With fall, all the lovely decorations come out. Chrysanthemums are everywhere, the smell of cinnamon permiates through out the house and pumpkins line front porches. The sun has a different glare to it and hot apple cider warms the soul.
It has been hot, humid and rainy. I don't usually mind, but the garden has suffered and I said to heck with it. Fall is my favorite time anyway. Over the summer we added to our little farm.
Elsie, our dairy cow is due in October, and she is dry now, enjoying a break before her little calf arrives. We realized that she needed a friend. So, about a month ago, we got Big Butter. She is 100% jersey, just tad bigger and she is lovely. The girls became buddies from the start. This obviously, makes us very happy! They graze all day together, lay side by side in the shade or in the cow barn and they lick each others faces. It's very entertaining!
Her milk is amazing and she is due in January. Our milking routine hasn't changed with the new cow. Big butter want used to a stancion, but our stancion is under roof and she has the view of the farm. It literally takes 8 minutes to milk her with our machines and then she is off to enjoy the pasture.
Before we brought her home, we were 3 weeks without milk, and let me tell you, we were a grumpy bunch of people! Haha, better planning in the future for sure!
Another addition to do farm, were our trio of breeding geese. We bought the American buff geese. What a beautiful little flock. They get to free range all day and are inseparable! They greet us each time we enter their pasture and they have become friends with all of the farm animals.
We hope the fees will breed and we will sell and harvest their offspring. Nothing like a nice goose for Christmas.
Our barn cat Lilly had her first and last litter of kittens.
She is at the house with them now and Daisy,our catahoula had to take over the rat control. Leo, the male catahoula finds their hiding place and Daisy takes care of the rest. She caught a rat in the barn as it was jumping to escape. Mid jump, Daisy's ninja skills caught it and that was the end with the rat.
We also got 10 Delaware chicks, these are large brown egg layers and we do not have any white chickens, so these beauties are a great addition to our mixed flock of Ride Island reds, Buff Orphignons, welsummers, silver laced cochins, 2 polish hens, a few red stars and 1 austrolorp.
Chickens are a true gateway drug to any homesteader. I am telling you, all the memes are right! There is no, ok now I am done! Nope! ! Not happening! We really do have a problem! Lol.
Mike, has also started removing bees for people. He has removed 4 hives and 1 he couldn't save. They were africanized and let me tell you how upset he was that he had to dispatch them. He mopped around for days. It is not something a bee keeper likes to do! Having bees has been wonderful. Not just for the obvious supply of honey, but because we have so much to learn from them. They are intelligent creatures with a work ethic like nothing on this planet. I wish people would realize their importance in our daily lives!
I have also started a group on Facebook which helps homesteaders and farmers find ways to make extra income. I post videos every week on a different topic, in hopes of helping someone out there. It has been great connecting with people from all over the world, teaching and learning as well. It is my wish, that no homesteader/hobby farmer ever have to stop what they are doing because they can not afford it. You are welcome to join our group on Facebook. Just click on the link and it will take you to one of our videos. Then, click on the title Discovering ways… This will take you to the group.
We love bread! Yes, if you follow our FB page https://www.facebook.com/farmskitchen/ you can see that on all the bread posts. We bake bread for us and we bake it for customers too.
There is nothing like homemade bread. Nothing!! Well, I lied. Homemade butter is amazing too!
Ya. So, we make sourdough from various flours, and we make bread with fresh yeast too. It is an all day thing, but bread doesn't need to be babysat, so can go about your day. When I read complicated recipes, of any kind I am like whaaaaat? I don't do complicated 200 step recipes. Who has time for that? Yes, sourdough requires many steps, but only if you don't have a starter. So, only the first time. Once you have an active and nicely fed starter, you are good to go and 190 steps closer. Just kidding. Or am I??? Haha. No seriously it's not hard.
Or, you could just use cake dough or dry yeast. You will not get that tangy taste but that doesn't mean anything at all! You will still get a delicious, open crumb, chevy crust bread, which you will inhale in one sitting hopefully after it cools. Hot bread equals very hard digestion!!!!!!!!!! And you will destroy the hot bread if you cut it too soon! So, don't do it, man!!
I have a simple recipe which is amazing and can be applied, with small variations, to any flour bread you want.
All you need is: your choice of flour, water, salt and either a starter, fresh yeast (cake yeast) or dry active yeast. For dark breads, you will need molasses as well. If you have a bread beckers Co-op near you, you can buy your organic wheat from them AMD mill it at home! I was introduced to this place by my farm friend Annette of Cassia Fresh Farm. Amazing lady I call friend!
The only difference is the amount of water you will use. Why? Because flours hydrate differently, but once you get the touch of your dough, down, you will be able to adjust the water to your flour. It's all about practice and feeling the dough. This will make sense once you get a hang of it and then you will have your aha moment!
If you are using rye or whole wheat, add 1 teaspoon of molasses.
Add the starter, flour and water (and molasses for the mentioned flours) to a bowl. Using your hands, mix it all together into a shaggy and sticky mass. Don't worry about it being wet and sticky. Let is sit for 30-60 minutes. I have done even longer! Come back to it and sprinkle the salt evenly over the surface and knead the heck out of the dough inside the bowl. Pull dough from bottom and over the the top. The dough will be nice and elastic, it will stretch beautifully and you can use flour here and there to unstick your fingers. The dough will be soft because of the hydration and its ok if it sticks. Now take the dough out of the bowl, onto a lightly floured surface, let it rest while you wash the bowl and dry it. Knead the dough a couple more times. You can use 1/2 teaspoon of oil to wipe the bowl. I use flour. Place the dough back into the bowl, cover with plastic wrap and out it in the fridge over night or 12 hours.
Take the dough out of the fridge and remove from bowl onto a floured surface. Knead it and divide into 2 loaves. This is called final shaping. Place into a well floured basket, brottform, banetton or you can just let it rise free form on baking paper for easy transfer. The dough has to come to temperature which can take 2-3 hours. It should rise evenly and its ready when you lightly press the dough with your finger and it springs right back.
Should feel room temp. Preheat your oven for 45 mintues to 500F with a Dutch oven in it. When ready, remove the Dutch oven carefully onto a heatproof surface and remove the lid. Gently place the bread inside and score it with a razor blade or super sharp and pointy knife. Quick slices don't mess around, you don't want to deflate your bread.
Cover and place into the oven. Bake 20 minutes covered. Then, remove lid, lover temp to 450F and bake until nice and golden brown. Please let it cool off completely. Bread finishes baking after it is removed from the oven and as it cools. It is very hard to digest when its hot and it is hard to slice too!
Autolyse is hydration of dough. The time it takes for the flour to accept all of the moisture. Salt holds this process back and inhibits gluten development, that's why it added afterwards.
Now, what if you don't have a starter. Ok. You can substutite cake yeast, I get it at restaurant depot but you may also have luck at a local bakery. In this case, you will need 42g of cake yeast for the recipe above. Dissolve it in the water of the recipe.
For active dry yeast, instead of the starter quantity, just add 2 teaspoons of dry active yeast to the recipe and pretend its a starter in the directions.
That's it. Crusty bread for all. It is not hard, well not after you bake a few loaves. But I promise you will love making bread for your family. Next things you know, you will be experimenting with herbs and sweet potatoes and soaked grains and nuts and chocolate and malted barley and sprouted grains and your husband keeps asking what all those amazon packages are doing in the front yard and Daisy our dog is helping with opening and you ask for banneton forms for all birthdays and Christmas and you break your oven because 500F is a lot on the heat element and you are happy that the back up outdoor pizza oven from ilFornino is only o few steps away. Oh, gosh, did I say that out loud???
My mom, or how we call her Mamička, raised us girls with love, passion, compassion, laughter and adventure. No game was too silly, no book was too long to read and no day was wasted, not even when it rained. My sisters and I had a childhood many can only dream off.
Growing up in communist Czechoslovakia, we spent our weekends in the mountains at a log cabin retreat center my parents were managing. We walked those hills and never ending forest and expansive meadows foraging for mushrooms, herbs and rosehips. We pretended to be like Hansen and Gretel, like partisans during the war, running from the enemies. We climbed steep mountains to discover meadows full of alpine strawberries and bathed in ice cold mountain streams. I honestly can not say we were ever bored. I wish, that we had pictures of these adventures a home movie or two. At, that time, not everyone had a camera and a video camera was mostly for professionals.
The mushrooms we foraged would be carefully cleaned and thinly sliced. We spread them on large sheets of paper and dried them for use in winter. Morels, chantaurelles, porcine, button mushrooms and portabella like mushrooms, which we would bread and fry were just some of the varieties we found. There were so many more mushroom I don't know their Englwish names.
Cookouts on the weekend was the norm. Our dad, the Chef, always prepared everything with us helping. He packaged meats and vegetables into foil, seasoned them and when the fire was just right, he would gently place them into the coals. He then took us and we looked for the perfect grilling branches. He carved each one with care at the tip, so the thick cuts of bacon would stay put while we grilled them over the open fire. The drippings would be wiped on thick dark slices of bread and the bacon was dipped into the best mustard. We sat in nature, ate and laughed with either family or friends surrounding us.
In winter, the hills surrounding log cabins would be covered in snow. My oldest sister learned how to sky during her 8th grade skiing trip and so my dad and our friend Laci built us a ski lift. We spent entire days sledding and skiing into exhaustion. Mom would come to the rescue with delicious Russian tea and we made our way back to the main log cabin crossing the narrow plank over barely frozen creek, up the path and to the cabin where hot dinner was waiting for us. Afterwards, we finished our evening in the great hall with the fireplace roaring. We watched movies, played cards and watched the falling snow in the stillness of the night.
I have no pictures of these years, but I can recall them instantly and sometimes smell the meadow with the alpine strawberries and the fresh crisp air in the dead of winter. I can feel the heat of the bonfire, I can smell the earthy scent the ground releases just as it starts to rain. The distinctive scent of drying mushrooms and the taste of the hot tea with a touch of rum.
Thank you Mamička, for giving us the kind of childhood that many dream of. Thank you for sacrificing everything, with our dad, to give us a better life than what was in store for us living in our former country.
I love you more than words could ever do justice and I hope you feel it.
A few minutes before 7pm, I walk to my garden to water it. As the sun descends, I gave it to water the pickling cucumbers. This is the first year in seven, that is successful for me with this delicious, multipurpose vegetable. I learned yet another thing. Do not plant anything by it, it will be taken over! I shield my eyes with one hand as I hold the hose inbthe other. The sun is still relentless at this time of day. From behind the cucumbers peaks a row of my sister's sunflowers. Some are taller than me and some are much shorter. Their yellow faces turned towards the sun. I love them. They remind me of the sunflower fields planted along narrow country roads in my former home of Slovakia.
I am also growing lettuce, kale, chard, carrots and beets in this bed, again next year, I will know better. I am very pleased with this bed though. As crowded as it is, everything seems to thrive. Our rabbits get greens twice a day and they all come from our garden. Our composted manare is amazing!
At the end of this row I planted watermelon. A second for me, but this is actually growing. Last sreason I bought starts and they didn't do well at all. Right next to it are potatoes. The greens of them have already wilted and so I left them still in the ground and dig out only what I need.
As I dig them out, I transplant my flowers starts. Wild flowers and zinnia. My wish is to have a flower garden too. But, one thing at a time.
The middle beds hold our red cabbage, which I have thinned out already, different lettuces, radish, cherry tomatoes and peas. I planted Spanish onion too, but between the grass that is invading this bed, I can't seem to find it. This is good grass I pull for the rabbits, so I don't mind.
This is the only bed with a bunch of grass, I will have to add a lot more manure next time to make it deeper. There are two corn looking plants in this bed, but they are not corn at all. I am not sure what they are and it looks like its about to seed, I will have take care of that!
This year I also bought cabbage starts and planted some cabbage from seed. The starts are much smaller than the ones from seed. Interesting experiment!
I have never had vine climbing beans. They grow to about a foot and that's it. I get nice beans, but I would like them to climb too. These are coincidently pole beans haha.
I planted 3 different bins just for the rabbits. Arugula, lettuce and kale. I keep cutting them back and keep growing back like crazy! Such a satisfying process.
My tomato jungle is off the charts. We had a late freeze here in Florida and I was devastated, thinking I lost them all. But after cutting the frozen tops, the plants grew like freaks! Let's hope my spacing issue doesn't hinder my harvest. I need to address this, is there a I plant things too close support group? I may need to join.
Here i also planted broccoli and kohlrabi. Already harvested and eaten and cooked and frozen. There is a 2 year old pepper which keeps on giving. Good little guy! Oh and somehow, I have some violet volunteer plants here. I must have tossed them over here last year. I don't know, I love them though. Their scent and color also remind me of Slovakia. If I could only grow Lilly of the valley and lilac, and dandelions and forsythia… Wrong planting zone I know, but one day….
Zuchinni and squash are doing well too. Well the plants are, not so much of the squashes though. I think they are lazy. They flower beautifully but so far, only a handful of squash.
So many firsts this year! Cauliflower and broccoli from purchased startsfrom a nursery did great! The seeds I used were a Christmas gift from my younger sister. A non gm pack of many varieties of vegetables. These seeds were the best so far for me. I will certainly use them again.
I am far from a master gardner, but each year I try and do more than the last. The reward is truly satisfying. I don't believe I could ever not have a garden.
After I finish watering the garden, I pick the greens for the rabbits and join Mike in the barn for our evening chores. When we finish, the sun is almost gone and we make our way back to the house. We process the milk, feed the dogs and cats and I make coffee. Our evening is done, sitting on the porch enjoying the evening breeze.
Sow a seed and you will harvest. Such a simple and true phrase.
What are you planting in your garden or containers?
It's Sunday, 8am. We just finished our morning chores.
It's the only day Mike and I get to sleep in. The rest of the week he works and we get up at 5am for the morning chores.
We sit on our back porch overlooking the farm. The sun is hidden behind a few clouds and the ever present gentle breeze stirs the sycamore trees surrounding our home. Mr. Rod, the original owner of this property, planted them in purposeful manner, so they cast a shade over the house. Here in Florida, you need shade!
While we sit here in silence, enjoying our morning, we relax and sip our hot coffee. Today, would have been hard to get up. I worked in the garden yesterday and cleaned the entire house, did laundry and made dinner. I sat behind the computer researching and learning about essential oils. By the end of the night, I was toast. My sciatica was ragging and I had a pretty intense headache from working in the sun.
We believe in growing and raising what we eat. Because everything we do is about getting back to basics, we naturally inclined to use as much of nature's medicine as possible. It's why we have a farm.
Since, I received my first essential oil kit I asked Mike if he could massage my back. He said of course and so I blended a few drops of doTERRA deep blue with some organic extra virgin olive oil.
Mike is a former weightlifting representative for Czechoslovakia, he knows massage! Let me tell you, for the first time in a very long time, I got up this morning without pain! The oils and massage together helped me so much, I didn't have to do my pretzel stretching at all. I was able to clean Elsie's udders without getting up like a beatup MMA fighter. I can not believe that I am sitting in this chair without shifting all the time to release pressure off of my lower back.
Needless to say, I am happy!
Of course we have a full day ahead, but that is ok. I feel great!
If there is something out there, to help your ailments, making your life manageable wouldn't you try it? I wish I did sooner!
Anyone interested in the wonderful healing properties of doTERRA essential oils should let me know! Let's see how we can help you!
Disclaimer: Mike is not included with any essential oils! Lol.
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I love sleep. The warmth of my bed, hugging my body tightly, wrapped in my comforter with ten pillows propping up various parts of my body. Sweet peaceful sleep.
But, I am a farmer and waking early is part of the job description. My husband wakes me every morning with a kiss on my forehead and a sweet "wake up baby". Then, he lingers in the room, making sure I am awake. He makes his way down to the barn first and I follow about fifteen minutes later.
I walk to the barn in the dark. The path is worn and the moon lights the way. Our Florida sand glitters and our two catahoulas and four cats lead our little procession to the barn. As much as I love sleep, I enjoy our morning chores as well. I get a good morning hug and another kiss from husband and ask him what else needs tending to.
My favorite, as of this past week, has been checking on the baby rabbits. They are absolutely the cutest things on our farm right now.
From there I fill their water, replenish their hay and move on to preparing the water for washing the cows utters before milking. I set down my blanket to sit on and prepare the utter lotion and Mike goes to clean the cow stall and bring the cow. He feeds Teatime and gives her hay as well. While I wait, the cats gather on my sitting blanket and Daisy the catahoula lays down in the middle of the barn walkway, where she waits for Elsie, the cow. Leo, our oldest dog-child, does has rounds around the farm.
I hear the clinking of the gate chain and walk over to the stancion and wait for Elsie. It's best to stay out of the way, she doesn't understand what "easy" means haha.
I give her the spa treatment, while she eagerly munches on her morning hay and then we milk. Tag team from both sides because our inexperience with purchasing cows, got us here. We didn't know about teet size and proportion and hers are, well small and uneven and she can only be milked by a machine and ours is not as powerful, so we have to hold the cups until proper suction is established. Usually about one minute.
This is when Lilly, my cat, climbs into my lap. She sits down and kneads at my legs, stomach and anything she can. She meows and walks around me and repeats. Elsie is done, Mike goes to open the gate and I wash her udders again and apply udder cream and release her from the stancion. Daisy waits for Elsie to pass and comes to lap up the milk we squirt out of each teet before milking. She doesn't share with the cats! That is only her treat!
We gather the milk can and turn off all the light and make our way back to the house. Dogs first, us and followed by all the cats. The sky is beautiful and full of stars. Most mornings there is fog covers the pastures and behind us we hear our roosters crowing away.
I do love sleep, but such mornings make it worth while. After we process the milk, sanitize the equipment and I make Mike his lunch, I send him off to work, feed the dogs and cats and quietly slip back into my still warm bed.
At 7:30 I wake to get our daughter ready for school.


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Na tarczy dwudzielnej, w polu prawym złotym – skrzydło czarne, w lewym czerwonym – srebrne. W klejnocie takie same skrzydło srebrne.
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The 'F' Word is a 15-minute show that focuses on the total picture of being famous. Additional artists to be featured this season include: Justin Bieber, Cobra Starship and many more.
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To answer these questions, we need to tell you some important things about total solar eclipses.
If you are in the path of totality, you will (not surprisingly!) see "totality", the brief period of time when the Moon is completely covering up the Sun. But BEFORE you see totality, you will see partial phases of the eclipse as the Moon slowly covers more and more of the Sun. And then AFTER totality, you will again see partial phases of the eclipse as the Moon moves off in its orbit around the Earth.
This means that you MUST use eye protection (such as the eclipse glasses) if the Sun is only partially eclipsed. And this means the vast majority of the time that the eclipse is occurring.
If you are not in the path of totality for the 2017 eclipse, then you will not see totality on August 21, 2017. You will not get the amazing experience that is totality. You will wonder what all the excitement was about. You will be very jealous of everyone who was in the path, who comes back and tells you how life-changing an experience it was. You will have missed out on what might be the coolest thing you will ever see in your life (and we're not kidding!).
In this case, you will see ONLY partial phases (or maybe even no eclipse at all, IF you are far enough removed from the path of totality), as the Moon covers the Sun, but "misses" covering it completely. There is no totality, and the entire eclipse is made up of ONLY partial phases.
YOU MUST USE eye protection (such as the eclipse glasses) AT ALL TIMES in this case.
But, but, but… this is a TOTAL eclipse!
Yes, we know that astronomers call the 2017 eclipse a "Total" eclipse. But EVERY eclipse – even "TOTAL" eclipses – have partial PHASES as well. You see those partial phases whenever (a) you are not in the path of totality, or (b) you are in the path, but the eclipse is not having its total phase for you at that moment.
Again: EVERY ECLIPSE has partial phases. A "total" eclipse is only "total" (a) in its path of totality and (b) during the brief period of totality for that particular location in the path.
This is why some people get confused as to whether they've seen a "total" eclipse. For example, if you saw the total eclipse in February 1979, but you were in Nevada (not in the path), then you did NOT see totality! You saw an eclipse that was total for someone, somewhere – so astronomers called it a "total eclipse" – but it was NOT total for you!
By what we wrote above, you can see that the "eclipse glasses" are ONLY used for the partial phases of the eclipse – or for when the Sun is not being eclipsed at all. They contain filter material that makes it safe to look at the Sun when it is not being TOTALLY eclipsed. They are NOT for looking at the Sun when it is totally eclipsed.
That means that you need them AT ALL TIMES if you are not in the path, and at all times EXCEPT the brief duration of totality, if you ARE in the path.
Well written! I certainly see the logic of calling them partial eclipse glasses. But even that could be the source of confusion for reasons indicated by your blog: some people might think they are necessary only for people outside the totality path. In other words, somebody within the totality path might think he or she doesn't need "partial eclipse glasses" because they are going to see a total eclipse.
Bottom line: regardless of what we call them, accompanying education (like this blog) is necessary.


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Trade Policy and Health: Adding Retrospective Studies to the Research Agenda; Comment on "The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is It Everything We Feared for Health?"
Chantal Blouin
Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies on International Trade and Investment, Institute for Advanced International Studies (HEI), Université Laval, Quebec City, QC, Canada
Prospective studies of the potential health consequences of trade and investment treaties, such as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, are critical. These studies can make visible to trade policy-makers the potential negative impacts associated to such treaties and can influence the outcomes of such negotiations. However, few researchers have examined retrospectively the consequences of trade agreements. With more than 400 trade agreements and more than 2000 investment treaties currently in force, researchers have a large corpus of agreements to analyse in order to assess not only their potential impacts on health system and population health, but also their actual impacts. This comment suggests some research questions that would benefit from retrospective inquiry.
Trade and Investment Policy
Social and Political Determinants of Health
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Labonté R, Schram A, Ruckert A. The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is it everything we feared for health? Int J Health Policy Manag. 2016;5(8):487–496. doi:10.15171/ijhpm.2016.41
Friel S, Attersley L, Townsend R. Trade Policy and Public Health. Ann Rev Public Health. 2015;36:325-344. doi:10.1146/annurev-publhealth-031914-122739
Ottersen OP, Dasgupta J, Blouin C, et al. The political origins of health inequity: prospects for change. Lancet. 2014;383(9917):630-667. doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(13)62407-1
Blouin C, Chopra M, van der Hoeven R. Trade and social determinants of health. Lancet. 2009;373(9662):502-507. doi:10.1016/s0140-6736(08)61777-8
Bolloky T. A dose of TPP's medicine: why U.S. trade deals haven't exported U.S. Drug prices. Foreign Affairs. March 23, 2016. https://www.foreignaffairs.com/articles/2016-03-23/dose-tpps-medicine
Malpani R. All costs, no benefits: How TRIPS-plus intellectual property rules in the US-Jordan FTA affect access to medicines. Oxfam Briefing Paper; 2007.
McGrady, B. Trade and Public Health: The WTO, Tobacco, Alcohol and Diet. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press; 2011.
Mosier S. Cookies, candy, and coke: Examining state sugar-sweetened-beverage tax policy from a multiple streams approach. Int Rev Public Adm. 2013:18(1):93-120. doi:10.1080/12294659.2013.10805242
Collier D. Understanding process tracing. PS Polit Sci Polit. 2011;44(4):823-830. doi:10.1017/s1049096511001429
Blouin, C. (2017). Trade Policy and Health: Adding Retrospective Studies to the Research Agenda; Comment on "The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is It Everything We Feared for Health?". International Journal of Health Policy and Management, 6(4), 243-244. doi: 10.15171/ijhpm.2016.123
Chantal Blouin. "Trade Policy and Health: Adding Retrospective Studies to the Research Agenda; Comment on "The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is It Everything We Feared for Health?"". International Journal of Health Policy and Management, 6, 4, 2017, 243-244. doi: 10.15171/ijhpm.2016.123
Blouin, C. (2017). 'Trade Policy and Health: Adding Retrospective Studies to the Research Agenda; Comment on "The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is It Everything We Feared for Health?"', International Journal of Health Policy and Management, 6(4), pp. 243-244. doi: 10.15171/ijhpm.2016.123
Blouin, C. Trade Policy and Health: Adding Retrospective Studies to the Research Agenda; Comment on "The Trans-Pacific Partnership: Is It Everything We Feared for Health?". International Journal of Health Policy and Management, 2017; 6(4): 243-244. doi: 10.15171/ijhpm.2016.123


Hi, I'm Willem Cillie from El Yolo One in Klaarstroom in the Western Cape's Karoo.
Klaarstroom IS BEST KNOWN FOR taking the visitors back into time.
THE BEST family PICTURES CAN BE TAKEN AT the Klaarstroom general dealer, where you are still served over the counter. The General dealer is the grocer, post office, bottle store, butcher and engineering workshop.
OTHER HAPPY SNAPS AT rock paintings in the El Yolo One caves.
WHEN THE WEATHER'S GOOD, I LIKE TO hike in the mountains on El Yolo.
WHEN THE WEATHER'S BAD, I LIKE TO enjoy the huge fire place in the El Yolo restaurant or go on a 4×4 track.
I THINK THE BEST TIME OF YEAR TO VISIT IS August, BECAUSE then you will experience snowfalls, like in Europe, or October, to enjoy the most beautiful fauna and flora.
MY FAVOURITE BREAKFAST SPOT IS at the waterfall in Meiringspoort.
FOR LUNCH, I SUGGEST you eat some sandwiches, because you will be somewhere in nature, far away from any man made structures.
MY FAVOURITE RESTAURANT IS right here at El Yolo One, TRY THE traditional Karoo dinner.
BEST LATE NIGHT SNACK is biltong from the area.
MY FAVOURITE bass fishing SPOT IS at the farm dam on El Yolo One.
FOR A NIGHT OUT ON THE TOWN TRY a night game drive and star gazing.
IF YOU WANT TO MEET LOCALS, GO TO the bottle store, you will find both of them there.
Klaarstroom's BEST KEPT SECRET IS that Klaarstroom and surroundings could manage to stop the time for the last 200 years.
MY FAVOURITE THING TO DO WITH FRIENDS IS to go on game drives and to do star gazing.
FOR SOME CULTURE, I LIKE TO just visit Klaarstroom, the town is a cultural experience you will not find anywhere else.
TO RELAX AND RESTORE MY SOUL is the reason, I visit Klaarstroom.
IF YOU'RE FEELING ADVENTUROUS, TRY to go to The Hell with an ordinary sedan car. It is approximately 110 km from Klaarstroom, via the Swartberg pass.
MY FAVOURITE WALK IS El Yolo One.
MY FAVOURITE general dealer SHOP IS the only shop in Klaarstroom.
MY FAVOURITE game WATCHING SPOT IS from the patio of my chalet on El Yolo One.
IF YOU'RE HERE IN October, JOIN IN THE FUN AT the Meiringspoort half marathon. The scenery is out of this world.
MY FAVOURITE MUSEUM IS Klaarstroom and surroundings. CHECK OUT THE old buildings and the way people are living.
MY FAVOURITE BUILDING IS Corbeel house, FOR ITS uniqueness on the farm Haggas, next El Yolo One.
TRAVELLING WITH CHILDREN? A FUN OUTING IS to come into close contact with farm animals and to feed some animals eating from your hand.
BEST CHEAP AND CHEERFUL OUTING IS through Meiringspoort, then on the Oude Muragie road to the Cango caves, then over the Swartberg pass down to Prince Albert and back to Klaarstroom.
WHEN MONEY'S NO OBJECT I like to visit this area during the KKNK festival. Numerous cultural shows and festivities to experience.
THE MOST UNUSUAL THING I SEE HERE IS endangered riverine rabbit.
MY FAVOURITE WEEKEND GETAWAY IS to go nowhere, because you are away from the rat race.
WHEN I WANT TO GIVE BACK TO THE COMMUNITY, I will start a labour intensive factory at Klaarstroom, giving work to the most pleasant people.
The Klaarstroom area is very blessed with more than enough fresh clean unpolluted water and it is also declared as a crime free area in South Africa.
I Love Klaarstroom Because of the cleanliness of the area and because it is a crime free area.


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Johann Friedrich Leybold, né le  à Stuttgart et mort le  à Vienne, est un peintre miniaturiste et graveur sur cuivre wurtembergeois.

Biographie
Johann Friedrich Leybold naît le  à Stuttgart.
Il est le fils d'un maître boulanger. En tant que jeune employé de la manufacture de porcelaine de Ludwigsburg, ses supérieurs remarquent ses talents artistiques et recommandent à son père de lui permettre de prendre des cours de dessin. Il accepte et commence ses études avec un sculpteur local, puis fréquente une école d'art à Stuttgart. Ensuite, avec deux autres étudiants, il travaille avec le stucateur la cour, décorant le château de Solitude. En 1770, tous trois sont acceptés dans la nouvelle école de peinture militaire. En 1773, l'école de peinture s'agrandit et devient l'Académie militaire. L'année suivante, une école de gravure sur cuivre est ajoutée et Johann Gotthard von Müller en est nommé directeur. Johann Friedrich Leybold devient son premier élève et, plus tard, son assistant.

Il est nommé graveur de la cour en 1781 et, plutôt que d'étudier à l'étranger, il reste à Stuttgart. Malgré cette nomination, sa principale source de revenus semble être la peinture de portraits miniatures.

En 1789, il obtient un poste de professeur de dessin et de modelage à la Hohe Karlsschule, une ramification de l'Académie militaire. Cependant, à la mort du duc Charles Eugène, en 1793, tous ceux qui sont employés par lui perdent leur emploi. Johann Friedrich Leybold reçoit la promesse qu'il sera finalement réintégré, mais il n'en est rien. En 1797, il est nommé graveur de la cour de Saxe-Cobourg,  mais comme il ne gagne pas beaucoup d'argent, il s'installe à Vienne en 1798.

Au cours des cinq années suivantes, il subvient à nouveau à ses besoins et à ceux de sa famille en tant que miniaturiste. Lorsque son fils, Karl, devient assez âgé pour aider à subvenir à ses besoins, il se remet à la gravure et achève plusieurs projets qu'il avait commencés des années auparavant, dont une Mort de Marc Antoine, d'après un tableau de Karl Kaspar Pitz, et une Mort du Consul Papirius, d'après Philipp Friedrich von Hetsch. Ces œuvres l'aident à faire la connaissance de Heinrich Füger, directeur de la galerie Belvedere, qui lui commande plusieurs illustrations pour Der Messias, de Friedrich Gottlieb Klopstock.

En 1812, après la mort de Jacob Matthias Schmutzer, ancien directeur de l'Académie de gravure sur cuivre, Johann Friedrich Leybold devient le graveur sur cuivre de la Cour de Vienne. Peu de temps après, il est nommé professeur à l'école de gravure sur cuivre et devient membre du Conseil académique.

Quatre de ses fils deviennent également artistes : Karl Jakob Theodor, Eduard Friedrich, Heinrich Gustav Adolf et Rudolf Moritz.

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 Plus d'œuvres de Leybold au British Museum.

Illustrateur wurtembergeois
Graveur allemand du XVIIIe siècle
Graveur allemand du XIXe siècle
Graveur wurtembergeois
Peintre allemand du XVIIIe siècle
Peintre allemand du XIXe siècle
Peintre wurtembergeois
Miniaturiste wurtembergeois
Naissance à Stuttgart
Naissance dans le duché de Wurtemberg
Naissance en juin 1755
Décès à Vienne (Autriche)
Décès dans l'empire d'Autriche
Décès en novembre 1838
Décès à 83 ans


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In the additive RGB color model, color #95304b (hexadecimal – hex triplet) has values of 149 (58% red), 48 (19% green) and 75 (29% blue). In the CMYK (subtractive color model), color #95304b has values 0% cyan, 68% magenta, 50% yellow and 42% black. In the HSL model, it is represented by 344° hue, 51% saturation and 39% lightness. Win32 representation: DWORD COLORREF C=0x00b40359. Decimal value is 9777227.
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