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Lisa Jones RVN
Practice Director
Lisa qualified in 1996 and joined The Grove in April 2008. She has particular interest in dentistry, and in 2011 completed her BVNA certificate in small animal dentistry. She is also a qualified human dental nurse and dog groomer. Lisa is married to Clayton and has three grown up children. Lisa has a menagerie of pets including three dogs, four cats, two guinea pigs and a tortoise. In her spare time she enjoys baking, music, dog walking, horse-riding and going to the gym.
Megan Ryder RVN
Megan has worked at The Grove since 2000. Her main area of interest is infection control and she loves being a part of the senior team. She has two children and enjoys spending time with her family, swimming, watching rugby and days at the beach.
Laura Ayteo RVN
Laura qualified in 2001 and stared working at The Grove in January 2007. In 2017 she achieved a feline friendly certificate and is a feline advocate for the practice. Laura enjoys spending quality time with her family and attends yoga classes. She has a cat named Lulu and has a small aviary of finches, budgies and canaries.
Caroline Blakeley RVN VN Cert ECC
Caroline qualified in 1999 starting off as an equine nurse. After many years in small animal practice her desire for emergency medicine saw her join the ambulance service as an emergency medical technician. Caroline has worked at The Grove for four years and has since completed her certificate in emergency and critical care.
Georgie Chessmur RVN
Georgie has worked for at The Grove for over 20 years. She lives close to Swaffham with her family, Cocker Spaniel named Bertie and cats, Clive and Twinkle. She enjoys spending time with her family and friends and taking Bertie for long walks in the forest.
Heidi Clark RVN A1
Heidi has worked for The Grove for the last 12 years, and is now head of the pharmacy team at our Fakenham branch. She has a keen interest in nurse consultations and worked with Sophie to develop our puppy parties. She lives locally with her husband and children and enjoys family time and sewing.
Beth Dorward RVN
Beth qualified as a veterinary nurse in 1998 and after taking a year out in Australia joined The Grove where she became head nurse for several years. Since having her daughter, Beth works part time at the practice and is one of our senior nurses helping to organise clinical areas and the nursing team. Beth enjoys walking her Border Collie, Jim, and also now appreciates the joys of owning rabbits since her daughter acquired her bunnies, Poppy and Tommy.
Emma Williams RVN
Emma joined the practice in 2004. In 2016 after six years as head nurse she stood down to concentrate on her clinical work although she maintains a senior role within the nursing team. Her main areas of interest lie in medicine, anaesthesia and analgesia. She shares her life with her husband Chris and Penny the cat. Emma enjoys any exercise, MMA and live music.
Victoria Hayter RVN
Victoria joined The Grove in Dereham in 2004. She enjoys all aspects of her job but has a keen interest in nurse clinics and client interaction. Outside of work Victoria has her hands full with her family and variety of pets, including a Cocker Spaniel, chickens, a cat and ponies.
Day Nurses
Kerrie Allen RVN
Kerrie originally started with us as a kennel assistant before progressing with us to become a student veterinary nurse. She qualified in 2018, and is now one of our daytime veterinary nurses. Kerrie has a keen interest in physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and rehabilitation and hopes to develop her skills in these areas in the future. She has a Jack Russell Terrier called Harvey and a rescued "naughty tortie" called Phoebe.
Leah Attwood RVN
Leah qualified in 2010 from the University of South Africa. She worked and studied there for two years with domestic animals and an exciting array of wildlife. She returned to the UK and worked in London locuming for six years before settling down in Norfolk. Leah joined The Grove Veterinary Hospital & Clinics in 2019 and is currently working towards her diploma in Companion Animal Behaviour to become an APBT. At home she has cats, a Chinese Water Dragon and a menagerie of fish.
India Bryant RVN
India joined in 2014 as a student veterinary nurse and qualified in 2016. She enjoys all aspects of nursing and recently joined the consulting nurse rota. Outside of work India enjoys going to the gym, walking her dogs, travelling the world and is a keen amateur photographer.
Sarah Fossey RVN
Sarah qualified as a veterinary nurse in 2010. She is originally from Norfolk and returned after living and working in Cornwall for the last five years. Sarah loves all aspects of nursing and in her spare time she enjoys exploring the countryside and beaches with her friends and family.
Helen Green RVN
Head Registered Veterinary Nurse
Helen has been working at The Grove since 2014 and been nursing for 11 years. She is the head of the consulting team and enjoys a variety of surgical and medical shifts. In her spare time Helen enjoys walking her dogs and riding her horses.
Fran Hancock-Rogers RVN
Fran had worked within the veterinary industry for 13 years before joining The Grove in 2008, shortly after qualifying. She has always had pets and currently has Hettie a Border Terrier cross, a cat called Melvin and two rabbits, Dexter and Dorothy. She enjoys family time, going on holiday to Cornwall and the odd glamping trip.
Claire Lowings RVN
Claire qualified in 2019 and joined The Grove Veterinary Hospital and Clinics shortly after. She enjoys all aspects of nursing and is keen to develop her surgical nursing skills. Outside of work she is a football fan watching Norwich City play as often as she can. She loves to walk her dog around the Norfolk coast and planning her next trip away.
Lucy Meadows RVN
Lucy joined the team in September 2018 having just qualified. Having come from an exotic practice she has a keen interest in small furries and rabbits. At home Lucy has two cats named Barnaby and Milly, a miniature dachshund called Walter and two tortoises, Ruby and Freda. She also enjoys yoga and netball outside of work.
Sophie Woodhouse RVN
Sophie qualified in 2013 and started working at The Grove shortly after. She enjoys all aspects of veterinary nursing especially nurse clinics, which she helps run. She is also involved in the running of the social media page and started up the puppy parties with Heidi in 2014. She has a love for Border Collies and enjoys taking her Collie Mabel for beach walks. She also has three cats and four rabbits.
Shannon Norris RVN
Shannon graduated in September 2017 with a degree in veterinary nursing and practice management from Harper Adams University in Shropshire. She has a particular interest in conducting nurse consults, especially weight clinics, and is looking forward to learning more about the orthopaedic work we undertake here at The Grove. Shannon's interests outside of work include photography and spending time with her family's dogs, Daisy and Choc.
Sophie Renno RVN
Sophie joined us here at The Grove in 2018 and has been nursing since 2010. She thoroughly enjoys medical nursing, and for three years she previously worked as a healthcare assistant within the NHS. Sophie has some pets of her own at home, including a Labrador, a cat and a chicken.
Laura Smith RVN
Laura joined the team in 2016 and qualified later that year. She enjoys all aspects of her job with a particular interest in surgical nursing. At home Laura has two cheeky Border Terriers, George and Martha, who enjoy exploring the countryside.
Anna Stevenson RVN
After completing her training at The Grove and gaining a degree in veterinary nursing at the Royal Veterinary College, Anna became a full time RVN at the practice in 2007. Her job has varied from day nurse to night nurse, but since starting a family in 2010 she works as a part time nurse and enjoys all aspect of nursing. Anna is married to Will who is a farm vet and is also a busy mum to three young boys, two dogs and two cats.
Becs Thompson RVN
Cat Advocate
Becs returned to The Grove in 2015 and qualified as a veterinary nurse soon after. She has an interest in feline medicine and has become an advocate for our feline patients. She is also currently studying towards her certificate in feline medicine, due for completion in March 2018. She works at all three branches which provides a variety from consulting through to medical and surgical nursing.
Amy Walpole
Student Veterinary Nurse
Amy joined the team in 2016 after completing a qualification in animal management. She is now studying to become a veterinary nurse with us. Amy has a Golden Retriever called Alfie and enjoys taking him for long walks in the countryside.
Fiona Boldero RVN
Fiona has worked at The Grove since 2002. She has a rescued Greek street dog called Lunar and a rescued Beetle (a black cat!). Fiona loves long walks with her dog, whether it is the North Norfolk coast or up in the Highlands. Fiona and Lunar are all weather walkers but when the sun shines they get out on the water kayaking, swimming or boating.
Tegan Brown RVN
Tegan started working as an animal nursing assistant at her previous surgery in 2015, progressing to a student veterinary nurse a year later. She studied at The College of Animal Welfare and qualified in August 2018, shortly after joining The Grove. Tegan enjoys all aspects of her job but is particularly keen on medical nursing. Outside of work she enjoys going to the gym and spending time with her dogs, Marley and Buddy.
Kat Carr RVN
Kat is originally from the Isle of Wight but moved to Norfolk to start her veterinary nurse training. She qualified in 2012 when she began working at The Grove. She has three Spaniels and has particular interest in anaesthesia.
Becs Cole RVN
Becs has been working at The Grove for 10 years and has a keen interest in small furries and exotics. She has many pets including her newest addition Spencer, a Whippet puppy. She enjoys dog walks in the countryside and movie nights.
Faye Wickham RVN
Faye has worked for The Grove for the last seven years as part of the night nursing team. Her children consist of a Jack Russell Terrier called Mole, a corn snake called Chillie, and a Hermann tortoise called Harold. When she is not working she enjoys gardening, walking, playing squash and kayaking with family and friends.
Rebecca Musk RVN
Rebecca qualified from The College of Animal Welfare in 2018, gaining her RVN title. Rebecca enjoys all aspects of her job and is looking forward to learning more about small animal orthopaedics. Outside of work Rebecca enjoys spending time with her pets including a spaniel, cat and rabbit.


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How the 'Day Without a Woman' Highlights the Importance of Women's Labor
It's ignited a long-needed public conversation about the value of women's work.
By Jamia Wilson
NEW YORK, NY - MARCH 08: Protesters demonstrate during A Day Without A Woman Protest at Washington Square Park on March 8, 2017 in New York City. (Photo by John Lamparski/WireImage,)John Lamparski
In this op-ed, Jamia Wilson, an activist and executive director of Women, Action & the Media, explores how the "Day Without a Woman" has deep roots in Women's History, namely the Labor Movement.
As a follow-up to the momentous Women's March, in which some 3 to 4 million people marched for human rights and gender equality worldwide, its organizers assembled a general strike for International Women's Day on March 8. The "A Day Without a Woman" demonstration called on women to join "a demonstration to spotlight the indispensable role women play in the daily functions of life in all of society, through paid and unpaid, seen and unseen labor," according to the event's press release.
While setting off a mix of robust support amid some cynicism, #ADayWithoutAWoman hashtag updates and editorials ignited a debate about the merits and downfalls of striking as an organizing tool. Some critics argued that "A Day Without a Woman" served only those who enjoy the privilege of missing work, and others claimed that it excluded conservative women.
Given the legacy of working class women organizing strikes, it's reductive to claim that only affluent people can participate in collective actions. Nevertheless, it is true that barriers to child care support, equal wages, and paid leave complicate accessibility for low-income women. This is compiled by the fact that childcare and elder care that could enable more universal participation, often fall on women. These inequities underscore the need to transform our political and economic system in the first place. Moreover, it begs the question about what people with privilege can do to provide the resources required to help would-be strikers attend.
No matter where we stand in the debate about protesting tactics, the benefit of having one revolve around "A Day Without a Woman" is that it has ignited a long-needed public conversation about the value of women's work. And we need to keep having it.
International Women's Day is a holiday that has been celebrated in more than 100 countries and for over a century, and it's deeply rooted in the labor rights movement. Yet the reality is that women face a work-life-balance double standard. Currently in the United States, women's labor remains vastly undervalued and underpaid. Women — especially women of color — make up almost two thirds of the minimum-wage workforce toiling without a $15-per-hour minimum living wage standard across the country. What's more, women in the U.S. who work full-time are paid 80 percent of what men are, with women of color earning less. According to the National Women's Law Center, African American women working full-time are paid 64 cents for every dollar a man earns, and Latina women are paid 56 cents for every dollar a man earns.
If that weren't enough inequity, women lack full protection under the Constitution in the absence of an Equal Rights Amendment. Meanwhile, they still struggle to make ends meet without access to paid leave and affordable childcare, which a number of our global counterparts take for granted.
The idea of fighting injustice through economic equality isn't a new idea. Although the 1892 book Southern Horrors by journalist, civil rights activist, and suffragist Ida B. Wells-Barnett calls on a multiracial audience to consider moral accountability, her "Self-Help" chapter encourages black people targeted by racial injustice to garner attention through economic action.
When Wells-Barnett avowed that "the appeal to the white man's pocket has ever been more effectual than all the appeals ever made to his conscience," she understood that attempts to inspire empathy from people benefiting from privilege were often less efficient or effective than economic persuasion. Her prophecy has proved true in the majority of American civil rights and labor movements that have followed, including the Montgomery Bus Boycott and the National Farm Workers Association.
We've also seen several recent successful campaigns illustrating the power of economic persuasion in action, such as more than 800 advertisers dropping Breitbart News, a site that has become popular with the "alt-right" (a movement that some consider and outlet for white nationalists), or New York City grocery owners launching a bodega strike against Trump's discriminatory travel ban, or the #GrabYourWallet retail boycott persuading large companies to dissolve their financial bonds with Trump-affiliated businesses and wares.
To be sure, it's naive to expect that all women, women of color, and LGBTQ folks working in white-cis-male-dominated environments compromise their livelihoods by participating in the strike by missing work. But that was never the intention or the entirety of "A Day Without a Woman's" call to action.
In response to the organizers' inclusive invitation, strikers participated in numerous ways, like wearing red as a show of solidarity and avoiding shopping — except to support socially just businesses run by women and marginalized communities. For instance, take a look at "A Day Without a Woman" participant ALovesBStore in southern Louisiana.
And undeniably there are implications that undocumented immigrants, green card holders, and people living in the United States under student or other types of visas must consider when determining whether or how to participate in protests, such as arrest, job loss, and/or altercations with law enforcement — especially in the era of Trump. But the reality is that this strike was just the beginning.
Prior to the Women's March on Washington, there was a lot of skepticism and critique about its potential to draw large diverse crowds around the world. The march defied those expectations, making it the largest demonstration in U.S. history and the inspiration for several movements that have followed.
Additionally, it's more important than ever that we support "A Day Without a Woman" partners like the ERA Coalition's efforts to ensure that the Equal Rights Amendment is ratified nationwide.
The 1975 Icelandic women's strike, when Icelandic women put a hold on cooking, work, and childcare, was the impetus for their electing the first woman president in the democratic world. And it's no coincidence that Iceland is ranked as "the most feminist country in the world," economically and politically. However, it has still faced a 14 percent pay gap that Icelandic women protested by leaving work 14 percent early in 2016.
Like any other human endeavor, "A Day Without a Women" was not perfect, and it's unfair for us to have expected that it would be. No, it did not provide us with total liberation gift-wrapped in a big red bow. But what the strike offered is more genuine: It provided us with an opportunity to claim and uplift the value of women's work and to practice real economic solidarity in ways that work best for us and our communities. Most important, the lessons that emerged from this day of action have informed our fight moving forward, as we try again and again, until we're all free.
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João Raposo Bocarro foi bandeirante destacado e foi conhecido como O Moço, filho de outro do mesmo nome que tomou parte na bandeira ao Guairá em 1628 e morreu em 1684, cassado com Ana Maria de Siqueira.

Serviu na bandeira do primo, Matias de Mendonça em 1663 em busca das esmeraldas do Sabaraboçu.
Em 6 de setembro de 1684 foi confirmado pelo governador-geral D. Antônio Luís de Sousa, segundo Marquês das Minas, coronel do Terço de ordenanças em São Paulo, desde 1680.

O mesmo governador o encarregou em  1685 da questão da aldeia dos índios do real padroado de Barueri, sobre a qual se julgava om direitos por fundada por seu antepassado D Francisco de Sousa e que se achava em poder da câmara de Piratininga, que nomeou para a mesma em 15 de abril de 1686 Pedro Vaz de Barros.

Seguiu para a Bahia em 1689 e desde julho de 1691 foi encarregado do "descobrimento das mionas de ouro, prata, pedraria e pérolas" tendo solicitado que seu adjunto fosse seu tio materno, o capitão-mor Francisco Dias de Siqueira, o Apuçá. Até 1693 ficou na Bahia.

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From last to first, the Boston Red Sox rallied behind the phrase "Boston Strong" after the tragic Boston Marathon bombing last season. It was a magic carpet ride for the Sox who won their third World Series title in the last decade.
Boston has a strong starting rotation, with an excellent bullpen, and a dangerous lineup again this season. The Red Sox will continue their ride as they have all the ingredients needed to be a championship caliber team.
Right behind them will be the Rays who always seem to travel under the radar. The one thing that holds the Rays back from being at the same level as the Red Sox is their lineup. Yes they have slugger Evan Longoria and up incoming star Wil Myers, but that is not enough to compete with the Red Sox.
Tampa Bay is going to contend for the division crown with their talented starting rotation and solid bullpen, but they will fall just short and end up claiming one of the AL Wild Cards.
This will leave the New York Yankees out of the playoff picture. While they did spend $503 million in the offseason, they did not do enough to improve their team from last season.
They have two big holes on their roster at second and third base after the departure of Robinson Cano to the West coast, and Alex Rodriguez being suspended. Injury prone Brian Roberts will try to fill the void at second, with Kelly Johnson starting at third base.
Their bullpen could also become an issue as they lost legendary closer Mariano Rivera to retirement, and have no one on the roster with any real closing experience at the major league level.
Masahiro Tanaka was a huge signing for the Yanks, but they still have to many question marks surrounding their team. Many are optimistic about the Yankees, but I do not see them being able to compete at the same level as the Red Sox and Rays.
Right behind the Yankees will be the Baltimore Orioles. No one is doubting the O's offense as they will put runs on the board with ease, but the one thing that will be interesting to see is how their pitching staff performs.
They did go out and sign righty Ubaldo Jimenez to fill an opening in their starting five, but overall their starting pitching, even with the addition of Jimenez, is not that strong.
The Orioles have talent, but their pitching is not up to par with the three teams above them in the AL East. If their pitching staff can exceed expectations, they could be a team that surprises some people.
In last place will be the Toronto Blue Jays. Last offseason the Blue Jays went for it all making numerous deals as they tried to win a World Series title. It failed miserably as they finished in the basement of the AL East, and now are just hoping they can make a playoff appearance.
Health was not on the Blue Jays' side a year ago, and if they can stay healthy they have the offense to beat a lot of teams. However in baseball pitching wins championships, and Toronto has some question marks surrounding their rotation.
Mark Buehrle and R.A. Dickey are nice pieces, but they are not front-end starters. The rest of their arms also do little to bring confidence to start the year.
Boston is the team to beat in the East, as they are the most complete team from top to bottom. Baseball is a long season, and Tampa Bay always seems to be right there at the end. This division will come down to the final days of the season, but the Red Sox will be crowned AL East champs for a second consecutive season.
Make sure to check back for the rest of my predictions on the MLB standings for the 2014 season.


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El Aeropuerto Internacional Sri Guru Ram Dass Jee  es un aeropuerto que sirve a la ciudad de Amritsar, Punyab, India. Hasta allí llegan vuelos procedentes de Birmingham, Dubái, Doha y Tashkent, entre otras ciudades. Se encuentra cerca del pueblo de Rajasansi, aproximadamente  al noroeste de Amritsar.

En 2009 se abrió una nueva terminal integrada. Es tres veces más grande de la vieja terminal y puede servir a 1 200 pasajeros por hora.

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Sept. 2d. That Drosera filiformis should show no sensitiveness is perhaps not remarkable, for it is not well arranged for fly-catching.3 But I have got some D. rotundifolia, & tried it with atoms of fresh fish laid on the viscid tips, but I could detect no movement either immediate or later. Yet I could see that some of the leaves had their bristles turned inwards and had been catching flies. I have been to-day into the country and have brought in some fres〈h〉 D. rotundifolia, to try again to-morrow.
The date is established by CD's statement in the letter to Asa Gray, 17 September , that he had just received Gray's letter 'of Augt 27th & 29th & Sept 2d'.
CD had asked Gray, in his letter of 21 July , to 'have a look at Spiranthes' in order to confirm his description of the orchid's flower structure. Gray had apparently found differences in the sexual parts of American species of Spiranthes. See also letter to Asa Gray, 17 September .
CD had suggested that Gray might like to observe the sensitivity of Drosera leaves to substances placed on them (see letter to Asa Gray, 17 February ). The thread-leaved sundew, D. filiformis, is common in wet, sandy, coastal areas from Massachusetts southward. See also letter to Asa Gray, 21 July .
CD had asked Gray whether he knew of any dimorphic plants in which the two flower forms occur on separate plants living commingled in the same area (see letter to Asa Gray, 5 June ). In his Manual of the botany of the northern United States, Gray defined the term 'diœciously dimorphous' in the section describing the Rubiaceae, stating that in 'several genera, such as Mitchella, Oldenlandia, &c., the flowers, although perfect, are of two sorts in different individuals', one with 'exserted' (protruded) stamens and short styles and the other 'included' stamens and long styles (A. Gray 1856, p. 171 n.). The term had first been defined in Torrey and Gray 1838–43, 1: 38. See also letter from Asa Gray, 11 October 1861.
See the letter to Asa Gray, 21 July , in which CD mentioned that John Stuart Mill considered CD's reasoning in Origin to be 'in the most exact accordance with the strict principles of logic.' The physicist, Joseph Henry, was the secretary and director of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC.
Gives some observations on the sensitivity of Drosera species and comments on cases of "dioecio-dimorphism".


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This mission goes throughout Tallinn. Best to do by bike. 1/78 starts from Mustamäe - "Face on Wall". Every mission has a tip where the next one begins. Mission 2 starts from Sääse Playground.
The idea of this mission is to visit unique portals in Mustamäe, Astangu and Tondi. Those three areas have low portal density and is time consuming(basically first 36 missions). After that, the missions go faster due to higher density. Also missions 58 and 59 are inaccessible from 23:00 to 6:00.
Spent 5 snowy days to complete, but it's my laziness. Awesome banner with many uniques.
Exhausting to do on foot. Should be perfect for bicycle rider.


North Hempstead, NY –The 6th annual Car Free Day Long Island will take place on Friday, September 21, 2018. The daylong celebration is sponsored by the Town and is part of the Town's effort to go green and to reduce its carbon footprint.
Car Free Day is an International event celebrated in over 2,500 cities in 50 countries in which people are encouraged to get around without cars and instead use alternative transportation such as transit, biking, subway, walking and/or carpooling.
This spring the Town installed a bike rack outside of Town Hall to encourage the use of bicycle transportation. The rack is not only for Town employees to use, but can be used by anyone needing to lock up their bike for a trip into town or to the railroad station. The rack is located near the side door of Town Hall on Andrew Street.
Town officials hope that Car Free Day will encourage residents to consider the negative impact of single-occupancy vehicles. Last year 6,808 Long Islanders pledged to be car free or car-light, which resulted in the avoidance of over 134,000 miles of driving and 67 tons of CO2 emissions.
To participate in this event, all you have to do is pledge to be car free or car-light on September 21, 2018 by filling out the pledge form on www.CarFreeDayLI.com. Those who take the pledge will automatically be entered for a chance to win great prizes.
Town Clerk Wayne Wink, Council Member Viviana Russell, Supervisor Judi Bosworth, and Council Member Peter Zuckerman with the newly installed bike rack outside of Town Hall.


Exploring a long-held interest in natural history, Leonard Baskin embarked upon a project to record flying insects in near-microscopic detail. Diptera: A Book of Flies & Other Insects, 1983, is at its core an ode to insects. Diptera is the order that comprises all insects with one pair of wings, including mosquitoes and flies. The artist's unusual choice of subject matter recalls the work of nineteenth-century naturalists and entomological illustrators, another example of how easily Baskin crossed traditional artistic boundaries.
Baskin conceived the project with the help of his friend, the poet Jose Iglesias, who wrote the introduction. Diptera also signaled the artist's new interest in color etchings. Many of his plates were meticulously inked à la poupée, an antique French technique that employed multiple colored inks. Cornell's copy is the printer's copy, a gift to the Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections from Lisa Unger Baskin.


Discussion in Food & Drink started by Eryn • Jan 12, 2018.
I have seen mentions of Freegans on various news media and social media. I find the concept very intriguing. Freegans eat only what they are able to gather at no cost. They utilize any and all available resources to achieve their goal. Edible plants found in nature provide a source of leafy greens for salads or berries and fruit in the correct seasons. Dumpsters seem to be their main source supplying the bulk of their meals. Every Freegan group I have knowledge of operates in a city. I am simply amazed at the amount and quality of food thrown away every day. I must admit I was shaking my head after my initial introduction to the world of Freegans due to thoughts of contaminated, spoiled, or otherwise unsafe foods. These concerns are unfounded for many reasons. The Freegan participants are very educated regarding food safety and the food thrown away in most large cities is fresh and often unopened. Talented and quick thinking Freegans eat as though they are wealthy simply by finding and accessing the best sources of food waste. I thought about making my own attempt at being a Freegan but it is not really feasible in my rural location. I would really like to try being a Freegan at least once in my life if I have the opportunity. A Freegan lifestyle saves a great deal of money with the added bonus of eating food beyond the reach of a low income individual or family.
I think I prefer homesteading. I can have all the produce and meat on my backyard that I grow on my own. Freegans are more of gathers. It is like living like a homeless person. Some of them though finds free food online. There are so many free food samples online. Seriously people of this forum should visit the freebie section more.
I recently watched a video of a group of people who were scavenging through various dumpsters in a city and using the food they found in them to feed themselves and others. I felt a bit sick even though I knew that the food was good and had not gone bad. There is still the question of other unhygienic stuff that people throw in the dumpsters and some of that stuff might contaminate the food when taken out from packets. It is so horrifying that there are groups of people who follow that kind of lifestyle, although what they are trying to do here - stop food going waste, is quite commendable, I still think it is not appealing. Instead, there should be a movement to stop people from throwing any food, but give it to people who want such food instead of throwing it away.
I honestly think that it sounds like a great way to save money. Though would most likely try this method only when it is convenient or they are low on money. Doing it daily would be most difficult but still possible. I heard of dumpster dicing but never this method, definitely a great money saving opportunity. Also, what ever one may find in the dumpster they don't want, they could easily sell to another.
It seems like its more work to climb in dumpsters, and the worry of it- would count me out,because you do not know where it has been. You can become ill from the bacteria and there is even more chance climbing in these dumpsters,because the dumpsters themselves breed bacteria and some are even sprayed with pesticides. If you do go dumpster diving though, I would make sure to wear protective gloves, also make sure to wash the food and your hands off good when you get home.


Staff for The Round Up at New Mexico State University announced monumental changes that will be taking place to the student paper in the 2016-2017 school year.
The Round Up has officially eliminated "Oncore", the monthly publication that it produced last year, its first year of creation. The change has been spearheaded by an entirely new management that has inherited the entity, with Executive Director Corey Stevens and Editor-in-Chief Albert Luna leading the organization.
"The Round Up has been an esteemed tradition, and student voice of NMSU since 1907. To take that away from the University is simply insane and my staff and I have honorably revitalized the rich tradition of The Round Up" Stevens said.
The former monthly magazine, which replaced The Round Up's standard weekly news print, was able to produce just eight magazines with two of those being special edition graduation programs. The magazine included a full gloss paper finish with typically 22 pages in each issue.
The new product The Round Up will be producing will be a weekly, 24-page publication, named "The Round Up". The cover and back pages will continue to be gloss finished while the inside pages will be newspaper style paper, while being staple-bound together.
The first issue will come out on Monday, August, 15th, 2016, to correlate with the arriving of students back to campus for the fall semester. The Newspaper will come out ever Monday throughout the semester from there, with the second issue debuting on August 29th, and new content being produced weekly thereafter until the Thanksgiving holiday break.
The Round Up will also be launching an entirely new website – nmsuroundup.net – that is set to launch the same week as the first issue, with updated content, and features.
Additionally, The Round Up will also be piloting the launch of a mobile phone application that will allow students to download the news app on Google Play and iTunes, respectively. The App will also allow students to receive push notifications directly to their phones by subscribing to different categories of their interest. The application is set to launch in early-mid September. The entity has also completely redesigned their social media accounts.
"We know that news media is changing, we are by no means trying to be closed minded, but we really think the different ways we are reaching out to people is a good compromise between traditional media consumption and the new direction that consumers are wanting." Luna said.
Established in January 1891, just three years after the University's founding, the New Mexico Collegian was the first publication to circulate the institution known at the time as the New Mexico College of Agriculture and Mechanics.
The New Mexico Collegian remained the campus' sole student newspaper until the production of the College Weekly in 1906.
Under the supervision of Editor-in-Chief Justin R. Weddell and Associate Editor George G. Helde, the two publications were merged and formed what is known today as The Round Up. The name the "Round Up" was chosen for its concise description of the paper's contents; "a weekly round-up of news" as well as "a rounding up of subscribers and advertisers", while also paying homage to the university's agrarian roots.
With the current revamping, the newspaper has also created an entirely new editorial structure divided into four departments: Sports (reporting on Aggie Athletics), Cultural (covering students "outside of the classroom"), Academic News (reporting on the individual colleges and student inside the classroom), and Legal (covering student government, the Board of Regents, etc.).
Stevens is in charge of all business, personnel, and financial decisions. Luna, on the other hand, is head of the content and editorial departments.
"There's only three individuals that worked for us last year that are holdovers, myself included." Luna said. "It truly is an entirely new team that we have, and I have seen more traffic and dialogue around the office this summer than I saw the entire year before" he explained.
Now in its 109th year of operation, The Round Up has asserted itself as an independent, uncensored and reliable asset to New Mexico State University.


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Reviewer's Bookwatch: April 2022 Carolyn Wilhelm's Bookshelf I didn't think I needed any more finding joy books, so started reading thinking it would be the same old. The author suggested writing, drawing, painting, or other activities to help process the book. Not just read it through? Well, it seems I…
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Holidays with a Tail: A Tale of Winter Celebrations is the story of a boy named Alex, who wakes up on Christmas Day and gets a puppy named Zipper! When his grandparents come into the house, the dog runs out, and Alex and his mom chase after him down the…
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"Holidays with a Tail: A Tale of Winter Celebrations" is multicultural holiday story that appeals to culturally diverse juvenile audiences. Written experienced elementary school teacher, Kelly Bouldin Darmofal, Holidays with a Tail begins the story with Alex on Christmas Eve, after having just moved from the suburbs to the city….
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101 Tips To Lighten Your Burden: Practical Advice For Life contains insightful and practical solutions to many of life's problems. The "tips" are written out, followed by a single paragraph explaining them and sometimes a real-life application on the part of the author. Bonn's advice may read like common sense…
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Synopsis: Pretreatment In Action: Interactive Exploration from Homelessness to Housing Stabilization by Jay S. Levy, MSW (and who has spent more than thirty years working with individuals who experience homelessness) provides the reader with a wonderfully crafted, detailed step-by-step manual with real-world scenarios on how Pretreatment and the Stages of…
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Here are the latest real estate market statistics from Macdonald Realty on the tri-cities listings and sales in November 2017.
In the Coquitlam market, there were 81 sales and 421 active listings for detached homes at the end of the month. The benchmark sale price was $1,284,200, and the average days on market were 35. Central Coquitlam with 22 sales experienced the most sales activity.
The condo market had 108 sales and 127 active listings. The benchmark sale price was $493,500 with 21 average days on market. The hottest market for sales was North Coquitlam, 49 sales.
Townhome featured 38 sales and 52 active listings. The benchmark sales price was $658,000 with an average days on market of 28. Burke Mountain, with 12 sales, had the most sales activity.
The Port Coquitlam had 27 sales and 104 active listings for detached homes. The benchmark sale price was $1,000,300 with an average days on market of 20. Glenwood PQ with 7 sales experienced the most sales activity of the month.
Condo featured 43 sales, 30 active listings, a $435,900 benchmark sales price, and 14 average days on market. Central Pt Coquitlam had the most sales activity at 33.
In comparison, townhome had 22 sales and 33 active listings. The benchmark sales price was $636,200 with an average days on market of 12. Riverwood was the hottest market with 6 sales.
There were 18 sales and 87 active listings for detached homes in the Port Moody market. The benchmark sale price was $1,501,000, and the average days on market were 44. Heritage Woods PM with 4 sales each had the most sales activity.
The condo market featured 39 sales, 36 active listings, $622,700 benchmark sale price, and 18 average days on market. Port Moody Centre, 32 sales, had most sales activity.
In comparison, townhome sales were 15, active listings were 24 and the benchmark sale price was $620,200. The average days on market were 25. Heritage Mountain with 4 sales was the hottest market for sales.


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Little Big Town's Karen Fairchild on 'Summer Fever,' Touring With Miranda Lambert
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For a group of people now in their 20th year of performing together, Little Big Town never seem content to coast. They began 2018 leading one of the most intriguing lineups available on their Breakers Tour, which included guests Kacey Musgraves and Midland, and this week, they start rehearsals for the Bandwagon Tour, a co-headlining trek with fellow superstar Miranda Lambert. The tour kicks off July 12th in Charlotte, North Carolina, and will feature a super-set with Miranda and LBT – who previously collaborated on "Smokin' and Drinkin'" from Lambert's Platinum – sharing the stage and swapping vocals on each other's songs for a portion of the show.
The new tour comes as Little Big Town – Karen Fairchild, Jimi Westbrook, Phillip Sweet and Kimberly Schlapman – watch their latest single, the bubbly, disco-tinged "Summer Fever," take off at country radio. On June 26th, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum will open The Power of Four, a new exhibit that focuses on the group's artistic achievements and remarkable musical chemistry. With so much going on, Karen Fairchild weighs in on the band's legacy of embracing musical risks, why they've never taken a break from working as a group, and how they're getting their groove back with their latest single.
Looking at the singles leading up to "Summer Fever," you had "Better Man," "Happy People" and "When Someone Stops Loving You." There's drama or a message in all of those songs. How does it feel to come out of that into "Summer Fever," which is so lighthearted and fun?
I really think that that's what people want right now. We're living in such a time of, it seems like, turmoil and chaos, and not that we're turning our heads away from it, but we do need some levity. "Summer Fever" just feels really nostalgic and reminds me of all my trips to Panama City Beach, Florida, growing up. [Laughs]
It's got that groove going on, and you guys worked with the ultimate groove man, Pharrell Williams, on the 2016 EP Wanderlust. Are we hearing the continuing influence of that collaboration in "Summer Fever?"
We learned a lot working with Pharrell. Anytime you have a collaborative experience with someone like Pharrell, you can't help but let it seep into your bones. I guess it did come out in a way on "Summer Fever." One thing I know I learned was the effect [that] an infectious melody and groove [can have] and the way it can make you feel. He's so good at that. I think our collaborators on "Summer Fever," Jesse Frasure and Shane McAnally, are good at that, too.
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Also, it's not lost on me that we've been singing a lot of cover things on TV shows for people, like singing on the Bee Gees special [CBS' Stayin' Alive]. I would like to think that this has a little bit of that influence on it, too. I'm such a fan of them.
"Summer Fever" marks a shift to a new production team for the band with Jesse Frasure and Shane McAnally. With Jesse acting as a writer and producer, was the production process pretty much started in the writing session?
Yeah, cause I wrote it with Cary Barlowe and Sam Roman and Jesse. As we were in there writing it, I went ahead and sang it top to bottom, and then we stacked some harmonies on it. I brought it home and played it for Jimi, and he loved it. I played it for the rest of the band in the middle of us shooting the video for "When Someone Stops Loving You."
We've all been writing a lot of songs lately, but I just couldn't forget about "Summer Fever." We ended up finishing it and putting it out in time for summer. We finished the production and had a tracking session and cutting live drums and slide guitar and electric. We, in a way, deconstructed the song with Shane and Jesse, picking what we loved from that initial demo when we wrote it and kind of rebuilding it and making it our own.
"Summer Fever" is also a bit of a departure for you guys because there's no set album recorded to follow it. I understand your next studio project is still taking shape?
There's so many ways you can make a record, and we've done it about every way. Usually we have an entire record done before we choose the single, but it just felt like this needed to come out now. It definitely beats "Fall Fever." [Laughs] In this day and age, why not? It's the ability to write something in a room and build a track or cut it. When you have the favor of your label and the power to put it out to the fans quickly, that's how they consume music now. I like the spontaneity of that. The whole process felt very exciting and alive to just be like, "Hey, let's just put it out right now and let's shoot a video."
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"There's a lot of chaos going on, and we need a little bit of sunshine." – Karen Fairchild on "Summer Fever"
The four of you have a lot of experience recording full albums, so do you find that you're able to be a bit more freewheeling now than you would have been in the past when it comes to making music?
For sure. I think that comes with maturity and confidence. We haven't necessarily commercially won with every song that we've put out, but that doesn't mean it's not a hit with fans. The reaction to "When Someone Stops Loving You" every night in the show – that's a hit song. It didn't necessarily have its heyday at radio, and I think it should have, but that's my humble opinion. But it's fun to just put something totally different out. It's the perfect time. We all need it right now. There's a lot of chaos going on, and we need a little bit of sunshine.
Going back to "When Someone Stops Loving You," there seems to be a pattern that you'll have one of the biggest songs of the year with something like "Better Man" or "Girl Crush" or "Tornado" toward the beginning of an album cycle, and then the follow-up singles like "When Someone Stops Loving You" or even "Sober" from the Pain Killer album, stall on the radio chart. It's a head-scratcher.
I don't really have an explanation for it, and I wish I did. We've always had a lot of great friends at radio, and a lot of support through the years. I'm not sure the reason why we don't always get the "hall pass." Not that the songs deserve a hall pass. I think they've all stood on their own. It's just part of the chart I think these days. It's stacked full.
It breaks my heart to see "When Someone Stops Loving You," with such a stunning vocal from Jimi, not have its moment in the sun. But we aren't a band that just gets completely hung up on that. The satisfaction we get every night standing in front of crowds of people and they still want to come hang with us for a couple hours and hear us sing these songs from [last album] The Breaker is enough for us. It's just a sweet spot when it clicks with radio because it takes that song to such a bigger platform, but there's of lots of ways these days.
If you look at those career-defining songs you've released, going back to "Boondocks" through "Pontoon" and "Tornado" and "Girl Crush" and "Better Man," you realize Little Big Town has a catalog of songs that fans will want to hear for as long as you all can get onstage and sing them. Most of those songs weren't automatic chart hits because they were all so different from what everyone else was doing when they first came out.
Even "Tornado," I think we played that for the label last because at the moment it felt pretty progressive. We thought, "This is gonna scare them to death, but we love it." The thing about [our label president Mike] Dungan is he always lets us stretch, so when we were playing that whole Tornado album for them, we played that title song last. It ended up becoming a Number One record, and who would have ever thought that? We've been so lucky to have some of these big moments. "Pontoon" was a game-changer. "Boondocks" was a game-changer, and "Girl Crush" took us to a place that we had never been before. So, we look back with nothing but gratitude. That's why I'm so proud of the band. We're just as hungry as we've ever been, and I like that "Summer Fever" feels new for the band. You can hear influences from other things that we've done, but it feels like something completely new.
No matter how much success you have, you retain that ability to remain hungry and creatively curious. That's why you and Miranda Lambert make such an ideal pairing on the road this summer with the Bandwagon Tour. Her music has the same qualities.
Miranda inspires me all the time. I love spending time with her because she loves music and loves songs so much. She's so passionate about it.
The Bandwagon Tour isn't just a co-headlining bill with Little Big Town and Miranda Lambert. You're actually including a full set in the show where Miranda is joining LBT to form a supergroup. What are you cooking up for that part of the show?
We start rehearsals this week. We've been brainstorming about what songs to do for awhile during a bunch of back-porch hanging meetings. We've come up with some ideas that we think the fans are going to love of combining songs and also covering things. We won't know until these next few days in rehearsals. Honest to God, there isn't a song of hers that I wouldn't want to sing. I remember hearing "The House That Built Me" and having to pull my car over from tears. I feel that way about so much of her stuff. Nobody owns the stage like Miranda does, and she has those total kickass moments, and she just kills it.
We've done some things through the years together, but to actually be able to tour and be creative and hopefully write some songs, too, that's what I'm hoping happens.
So Miranda is joining the band for this set, but the four of you in Little Big Town are pretty much self-contained most of the time. Besides a few one-off songs, like your duet with Luke Bryan on "Home Alone Tonight," the members of Little Big Town have only released songs as a group. Has the thought of one of you pursuing a solo project ever come up?
We just think we're better together. I think that's definitely how I feel. There's some kind of chemistry between the four of us, and we don't ever talk about it. Everybody's sung on other people's records before, and we always discuss it as a group and give each other the go-ahead. We want each other to be creative. I'm not saying that somebody someday isn't going to come and say that, but right now we can't even find time to make a Christmas record, which we've always wanted to do. So, there are priorities that we always keep the band at the forefront. I don't know why. I think we just like making music together.
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At Bright World Guardianships, we aim to fulfil both parent and student needs for our child guardianship service. Every day we are helping our students with various things from travel arrangements to unusual emergencies such as last minute visa extensions! Our guardianship service brings the home and family to the students and gives parents piece of mind that their loved ones are looked after.
Listed within the article is a Q and A about child guardianship and the standard questions that most parents seem to ask and receive confirmation for: Is it a legal requirement for a parent to appoint a temporary guardian?
The answer is YES – for students living in the UK who are under the age of 16 years old and whose parents are not resident here, a UK guardian must be appointed.
Do all schools insist on a guardian being appointed and why do they do so?
The majority of UK boarding schools insist that parents living overseas arrange temporary guardianship for their children while they are studying here in the UK. There are a handful of schools who take on the child guardianship themselves but this is unusual. They must have a responsible adult nominated by the parents who will take responsibility for the welfare of the child in times of emergency and also during school holidays when the school is closed.
My child is very mature and responsible – do I really need a guardian?
No matter how mature your child is they cannot possibly manage to make all arrangements themselves when the school closes. In our opinion students up to the age of 18 really depend on us to help them travel around the UK, offer advice on study and welfare issues and also find them somewhere decent to stay during their half terms. From a parents' point of view the guardianship is a small price to pay for the peace of mind knowing that their child is being looked after by somebody with high standards of safety and care in the UK.
My child will go home during all exeats and half terms so why do I need a guardian?
You never know what is going to happen so it is well worth covering all inevitabilities.
To me, the answer to Why child guardianship? is easy. On a practical note you need someone here in the UK to assist you with safe transport, safe accommodation, knowledge about the UK and the education system here. If you choose an AEGIS accredited guardianship company like Bright World you can rest assured we are caring people who you can trust.
On a personal note, the guardianship fee really is a small price to pay for the sort of peace of mind a good guardian like us can offer to parents. We are here to look after your child and keep them safe and sound.
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Life More Features 30 Mar 2019 Asterix comes in Hindi
Asterix comes in Hindi
THE ASIAN AGE. | KAVI BHANDARI
Published : Mar 30, 2019, 12:48 am IST
Updated : Mar 30, 2019, 12:48 am IST
Asterix & Obelix fans can rejoice as the first four albums are available in Hindi.
(L-R) Dipa Chaudhuri,H.E Alexandre Ziegler, Puneet Gupta, Ajay Mago, Sanjay Mago.
To be Indian, you must know Hindia. This has been happening at every walk of life. All foreign brands be it NatGeo, Discovery, Nickledeon, and now world famous comic series Asterix, all have Hindi versions for Indian masses.Vernacular is the medium to lure. Even this most widely read French comic series realised it.
Astérix, which has already been translated into over 100 languages, has its first four volumes in Hindi.
The series first appeared in the Franco-Belgian comics magazine, "Pilote", on 29 October 1959. It was written by René Goscinny and illustrated by Albert Uderzo.
After Goscinny's demise in 1977 Uderzo took over the writing until 2009, when he sold the rights to Hachette publishing. In 2013, a new team of Jean-Yves Ferri (script) and Didier Conrad (artwork) is known to have taken over.
The first four albums —Astérix: Gaulwasi Astérix; Astérix: Sone ki Darati; Astérix: Astérix aur Gawthwasi; Astérix: Astérix Talwarbaz — are now available in Hindi.
The series is set in the village of Gauls where they resist Roman occupation in 50 BC through a magic potion, brewed by their druid Panoramix (named Getafix in the English translations), which temporarily gives superhuman strength. The protagonists Asterix and his friend Obelix often go on various adventures. The "ix" ending of both names alludes to the "rix" suffix (meaning "king") are present in the names of many real Gaulish chieftains.
It's a joint translation effort by Dipa Chaudhuri and Puneet Gupta. Dipa revealed how difficult it was to translate.
According to her in Hindi there are three 'maatras', one on the side, one above and one below, while in French there is just one on top.
Welcoming the publication, French ambassador Alexandre Ziegler says, "Asterix' strength – apart from the superhuman one he acquires through the druid's magic potion – is his ability to please and renew his audience, generation after generation."
The characters embodying French spirit, he says, are timeless and such a part of French heritage. "Their stories are an opportunity for readers to get a glimpse of the history of the figures' country of origin. Making the humour and stories accessible in another language and culture is no mean feat, so I warmly congratulate the translators for taking up this challenge," he adds.
Ajay Mago, publisher, Om Books International who claims to have grown up devouring Astérix comics, says, "I would wait with bated breath for the subsequent album to be released. And I was amazed at the amount of cultural history that these apparent comics are replete with. Every character has been so carefully crafted.
Every dialogue has layers of meanings. It was back then that I had decided that, someday, I would love a Hindi edition of this series. I was in touch with Hachette Livre for over five years before they were convinced that we were the right team of professionals to tie up with for the Hindi edition."
With an M.Phil. in French Literature from Université Paris, Dipa has been a publishing professional for nearly two decades.
Puneet is an advertising professional and a producer of audio visuals. A die-hard comics enthusiast since childhood, he has translated the comic series, Tintin, in Hindi too.
Dipa recalls, "We tried our best to translate everything perfectly but some comical translations also came up when we tried to get a perfect word or phrase translated into Hindi."
For Puneet the characters and the humour of the comics matters. He read out some lines, which were hilarious, when translated into Hindi.
"I am lucky to be a part of this and thoroughly enjoyed the journey of translating a language like French into Hindi. Though there was a lot of hard work and thinking to be done but Dipa and I managed to complete the task we wanted to accomplish since quite some time," he says.
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Multiple Grammy Award Winning Recording Artist, David Phelps Brings Journey of Faith Tour To Searcy's Trinity Baptist Church On March 23
March 9, 2018 by KFFB 106.1 FM
The unmistakable sound of multi-Dove and Grammy Award-winning recording artist, David Phelps (pictured in attached jpg), will be featured in Searcy, AR, on Friday, March 23, at the Trinity Baptist Church, located at 1601 E Moore Avenue in Searcy. This exciting concert event begins at 7:00pm.
Once a childhood musical prodigy from Tomball, TX, David Phelps earned a bachelor's degree in music from Baylor University. Since then, he has become a nationally celebrated vocalist, whose gifts and talents are matched by none. Perhaps best known as the powerful tenor for the multiple Grammy and Dove Award-winning Gaither Vocal Band, Phelps is constantly building on a career that has already been groundbreaking. Emerging as a leading voice in contemporary Christian music, Phelps has been winning the hearts of audiences all over the world for more than two decades. He has performed at numerous prestigious venues across the globe, including the White House, New York's Carnegie Hall and the Sydney Opera House in Australia. With 14 solo albums to his credit, David's electrifying voice has moved audiences from all walks of life, crossing generational and stylistic barriers.
This event, featuring David Phelps, will also include talented female vocalist, Charlotte Ritchie, as well as Phelps' seven-piece musical entourage. Many of the songs featured during this exciting evening are included on Phelps' brand new release, Hymnal. Phelps lends his three-octave range to some of the most treasured hymns of the church with this new recording, which showcases masterful vocals and lush arrangements of such cherished gems as "Amazing Grace," "How Great Thou Art," "In The Garden," "Victory In Jesus" and "It Is Well With My Soul." Each song takes the listener on a journey of inspiration and worship in song.
Any music lover, regardless of stylistic preference, will not want to miss this special evening of worship and community celebration as the Journey of Faith Tour, featuring David Phelps, comes to the Trinity Baptist Church in Searcy, AR, on Friday, March 23. Event information may be obtained by visiting www.ticketbud.com or www.davidphelps.com
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Police log for Hanover area Dec. 14
Penn Township Police Department activity log for Dec. 11-13
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9:18 a.m. Theft of a bank card on Baltimore Street. Money was withdrawn. The investigation to continue.
10:10 a.m. A Fair Avenue resident reported receiving harassing phone messages. Charges are pending.
4:37 p.m. Assisted Hanover Police with a vehicle stop on Beck Mill Road.
5:20 p.m. Answered questions on Wayne Avenue about UPS deliveries to another address.
5:42 p.m. A minor accident in a parking lot on York Street. Parties exchanged information.
6:33 p.m. A report of two suspicious subjects on Little Knoll Drive were located.
7:43 p.m. A minor accident on Westminster Avenue. Parties exchanged information.
7:55 p.m. A boyfriend and girlfriend arguing on Frock Drive were advised to keep the peace.
11:45 p.m. A mother and adult daughter arguing on West Alvin Street were told to keep the peace.
12:08 a.m. A mother and juvenile daughter arguing on McAllister Street were told to keep the peace.
7:53 a.m. A report of a lost dog on Baltimore Street. The owner found the dog.
10:43 a.m. Police made contact on McAllister Street for Southwestern Regional Police.
10:44 a.m. A Mazda CSX was taken from the front of a residence overnight on Narrow Drive.
10:53 a.m. A vehicle parked on the grass on Frederick Street was gone upon arrival.
11:08 a.m. An erratic driver at Moore and Blooming Grove Road was not located.
12:27 p.m. Assisted West Manheim Township Police with a DUI on Baltimore Pike.
1:12 p.m. An erratic driver on Moulstown at Gitts Run roads was not located.
6:31 p.m. Assisted West Manheim Township Police Department on Fairview Drive with a fleeing subject.
8:14 p.m. A mother and adult son arguing on Northview Drive were told to keep the peace.
8:22 p.m. A minor two-vehicle accident on York Street at Wilson Avenue. Parties exchanged information.
8:30 p.m. A 30-year-old male on South Blettner Avenue was charged for violating a protection from abuse court order.
1:07 a.m. A barking dog complaint on Grandview Road. The owner was warned.
10:09 a.m. A report of a dog bit by a neighbor's dog on Circle Drive. The dog law enforcement officer was notified.
1:04 p.m. A vehicle left the roadway into the grass on Breezewood Drive. The operator of the vehicle was cited.
2:51 p.m. Dispute over ownership of a boat on Valley Run Circle.
8:07 p.m. Report of a large group fighting on Baltimore Street. The area was checked to be OK.
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Q: Issue in concatenating datasets I have around 500 datasets in a folder that I wish to concatenate. They all have the same column names: 'Year', 'ZIP Code, 'Var1', 'Var2', 'Var3'.
I used the following code to loop through the files in the folder:
directory = '/MyDirectory'
os.chdir(directory)
files = os.listdir()

for f in files:
    if f.endswith('.csv'):
        combined_dataset = pd.concat([pd.read_csv(f)])

When I output the dataset, only the dataset for the year 2019 and zip code 000001 appears. I printed the whole list of files and the datasets I'm seeking to concatenate are all there. Any insight into why this might be the case? Thanks!

A: When you want to concatenate df1 with df2 you have to:
pd.concat([df1, df2], axis = 1)

I recommend you to create a new dataframe and concatenate the loaded files.
combined_dataset = pd.DataFrame()

for f in files:
    if f.endswith('.csv'):
        combined_dataset = pd.concat([combined_dataset , pd.read_csv(f)], axis = 1)

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The Wild Party - Review
The Other Palace, London
Book, music and lyrics by Michael John LaChiusa
Book by George C. Wolfe
Directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie
Frances Ruffelle and John Owen-Jones
The arrival of Michael John LaChiusa's The Wild Party in London marks a number of premiere moments. It is: the first production of the show this side of the Atlantic; it is also the debut production staged in the newly re-branded The Other Palace (formerly known as the St James Theatre); and even more importantly the production marks choreographer Drew McOnie's elevation to director, alongside his recognized craft of choreography.
Drawn from Joseph Moncure March's 1928 poem of the same name the show is an unrelenting tale of bastardry in 1920s New York. Frances Ruffelle's Queenie and her husband Burrs are a pair of fading Vaudeville artistes. But Queenie loves to party, wildly and the musical evolves into a blurred flurry of decadent debauchery that is ultimately to end in rape and murder. The details of the plot are barely significant - think of The Great Gatsby without the glamour, or perhaps a glimpse into what Stephen King's Overlook Hotel may have been like in its once wonderful pomp.
John Owen-Jones is the terrifyingly brilliant Burrs - at times grotesquely sporting a clown's white slap and red lips. To Gavin Mallett's muted trumpet early on in the show his compelling voice and presence defines misogyny - his white-gloved jazz hands as capable of beating up a woman as whipping up an audience. Owen-Jones is never less than compelling, think Archie Rice with a hint of Amos Hart and you start to get close to his monstrous creation. (There's a doomed mania to the partnership of Owen-Jones and Ruffelle that makes one long for a one-day future pairing as Sweeney Todd and Mrs Lovett.)
It's hard to track the flow of guests - there are so many cameo turns, for the most part performed flawlessly, that the plot's details dissolve into a carefully choreographed cocktail of humanity. These are partying gadflies desperately clinging to a life of social semblance, yet all, for the most part, little more than vapid, vacuous vamps. And throughout there's a pulse of jealousy fuelled by Victoria Hamilton-Barritt's Kate and her insouciant lover Black played by Simon Thomas.
LaChiusa has structured his work so that all the ensemble get their moment(s) in the spotlight and to be fair, with only a couple of exceptions, they all give of their entirety to make this punishing show deliver its punch. Memorable amongst the cast are Genesis Lynea and Gloria Obianyo's androgynous twins, Tiffany Graves intriguing Madeleine, Steven Serlin's violated Goldberg and Dex Lee's serpentine Jackie.
As with any McOnie production, the movement comes first - and The Wild Party is a virtually constant flow of lithe fluidity as the cast writhe through their roles. Where perhaps the flaws in McOnie's directing skills peek through, is in the occasional moments where the acting sometimes fades away. Seasoned troupers like Owen-Jones and Ruffelle can act their hearts out blindfolded - but elsewhere McOnie needs to have taken some of the cast deeper into their roles.
Soutra Gilmour's set is a multi layered confection that's a treat to look at, save for Richard Howell's lighting which a tad too often blinds the audience with its stadium-powered wash. Up above the stage, Theo Jamieson's eight piece band are nothing short of remarkable as they deliver LaChiusa's score, a composition as relentlessly brilliant as the narrative.
Whilst the music and movement are stunning, The Wild Party's not easy on both eyes and ears and is probably best enjoyed by genre aficionados. A couple of pre-show gins or juleps are recommended too.
Runs until 1st April
Photo credit: Scott Rylander
Labels: 4*, Drew McOnie, Frances Ruffelle, Genesis Lynea, George C. Wolfe, Gloria Obianyo, John Owen-Jones, Michael John LaChiusa, Musical, Soutra Gilmour, The Other Palace, The Wild Party, Theo Jamieson, Tiffany Graves
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