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GOLD MAN LITERARY REVIEW is published once a year on November first and seeks submissions of original and unpublished fiction, nonfiction and poetry from writers and
and artists living in California, Oregon, Washington, Alaska, and Hawaii. Deadline is May 1. Details HERE.
AGNI ONLINE, a publication of Boston College and an extension of its print publication, reads unsolicited poetry, fiction and nonfiction manuscripts from September 1 through May 31. All submissions are considered for the print publication as well. Details HERE.
CARVE MAGAZINE reads submission of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, author interviews, and hand-drawn illustrations. year round for its quarterly publication. Details HERE.
SATURDAY EVENING POST accepts submission of Non-Fiction, Fiction, "Lighter Side," Cartoons, and Post-It Jokes. It is published six times a year. Details HERE.
BELLEVUE LITERARY REVIEW, A journal of humanity and human experience accepts submissions of original unpublished fiction, creative nonfiction and poetry related to the themes of health, healing, illness, the mind, Details HERE.
ROOM. Literature, art, and feminism since 1973 publishes fiction, creative nonfiction, poetry, interviews and reviews. Details on various calls for submission are HERE.
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THE EXILE WRITERS' "Carter V. Cooper $15,000 Short Fiction Competition (Canadian writers only) is open – Deadline for submissions (extended) is Monday May 22, 2017. $10,000 awarded for Best Story by an Emerging Writer, $5,000 for Best Story by a Writer at any career point. Literary and Speculative fiction / all styles considered. (Speculative Fiction includes all forms of literature of the Fantastic, such as. Fantasy, Magic Realism, Science Fiction, Science Fantasy, Horror, Alternative History, etc.)."
THE 2018 SATURDAY EVENING POST GREAT AMERICAN FICTION CONTEST is the sixth to be sponsored by this organization. The deadline is July 1, 2017. There is a $10 entry fee. Details HERE.
THE BELLEVUE LITERARY REVIEW, a journal of humanity and the human experience 2018 Bellevue Literary Review Prizes are now open. Deadline: July 1, 2017. The categories are nonfiction, fiction and poetry. There is an entry fee. Details HERE. Themes should relate health, healing, illness, the mind.
ROOM, Literature, Art, and Feminism since 1975 next contest for fiction and poetry opens on April 15. Details HERE.
THE POETRY SOCIETY OF ENGLAND, funded by the National Arts Council, sponsors a number of competitions each year. Details HERE.
BLACKWATER INTERNATIONAL POETRY FESTIVAL, 2017 Friday, August 4th – Monday, August 7th, County Cork Ireland. Workshops. Readings. (Members of the Blackwater Group are eligible to submit their work for the contest held in conjunction with the festival.) Facebook Page HERE.
10 Tips from the Paris Review's "Art of Fiction," David Joy, Strand Magazine
The Clinic, Memory review: Elaine Einstein's passionate poetry (The distinguished writer tackles love, death and our new, unstable world), Martina Evens, Irish Times
The Students of Marianne Moore (Reading the ugly history of the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, where the poet taught), Siobhan Phillips, Poetry Foundation
Healing Arts (the synergy of medicine and the humanities), by poetry-physician, Audry Shafer, Stanford Medicine
Derek Walcott, A Mighty Poet, Has Died, Hilton Als, The New Yorker culture desk
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In honor of Derek Walcott who died a few days ago, the recommended read for this week is The Poetry of Derek Walcott 1948-2013. Walcott first poem was published when he was fourteen and this book was published in his 84th year. Never more than now has the world needed the grace, wisdom and universality of his poetry. This is a must add to your poetry book collection. It doesn't include the epic Omeros, also recommended, but it does include some of his earlier work that I have not seen included elsewhere.
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"The moral arc of the universe is long, but it bends toward justice." Martin Luther King, Jr.
The Doves Have Flown & Other Poems
"I want my friends to understand that "staying out of politics" or being "sick of politics" is privilege in action. Your privilege allows you to live a non-political existence. Your wealth, your race, your abilities or your gender allows you to live a life in which you likely will not be a target of bigotry, attacks, deportation, or genocide. You don't want to get political, you don't want to fight because your life and safety are not at stake.
"It is hard and exhausting to bring up issues of oppression (aka "get political"). The fighting is tiring. I get it. Self-care is essential. But if you find politics annoying and you just want everyone to be nice, please know that people are literally fighting for their lives and safety. You might not see it, but that's what privilege does." / Kristen Tea, motherwiselife.org
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"The BeZine" Call for Submissions, March 2020 issue, Themed: Waging Peace; open call for the Zine blog, February, Illness and Disability Month
"Ithaca", a poem by C. P. Cavafy. This was Jackie Kennedy's favorite poem. It was read at her memorial service.
"Fear Poem, or I Give You Back" by poet and jazz musician Joy Harjo
In the Face of Deception, a poem . . . and your next Wednesday Writing Prompt
Pity the Nation, Voices of Poet Prophets
"I Still Breath the Wind" . . . by Mbizo Chirasha, Zimbabwean poet on the run
"African Lament" . . . by Mbizo Chirasha, Zimbabwean poet on the run
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"Partnering With Nature" Exhibition To Be Presented at the World Economic Forum's 2020 Annual Meeting
Department of Seaweed: Living Archive, 2018–ongoing; Julia Lohmann (German, b. 1977), Violaine Buet (French, b. 1977) and Jon Lister (New Zealander, b. 1977); Seaweed and rattan; Dimensions variable; Photo: Pierre-Yves Dinasquet, Department of Seaweed. Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum has announced that a special exhibition, "Partnering with Nature," will be on view at the World […]
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Weaponizing Fire — Dreaming the World
Ah, Monday. Yesterday was record warm and windy; Saturday was just record warm. Today is seasonably cool and dark, thick cloud blocking much of January's wan sunlight. The weekend was not just record warm. In much of New England temperatures were six or seven degrees above the old records for the date. This, probably inevitably, […] […]
Pity the Nation: Voices of the Poet Prophets, Gibran and Ferlinghetti
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There are many benefits from apple cider vinegar that are not available from other natural products that are used for improving your health. The uses of this product will range from alleviating cold symptoms to treating heart problems, high cholesterol, and other ailments. Review a few reasons to stock this in a pantry.
Mixing a tablespoon or two with a cup of water to help settle the stomach. Apple cider vinegar helps to fend off bacteria infections in the stomach which can cause diarrhea. The antibiotic properties will help soothe any intestinal spasms.
The sour taste of this product is able to stop hiccups cold. A tablespoon is all that will be needed if they are not welcome. Another idea is to freeze vinegar in ice cube trays and make a Popsicle which soothes the nerves in the throat that are the cause of spasms that lead to hiccups.
Anyone who detects the first sign of a sore throat can help prevent an infection using vinegar. This is a great way to kill germs that are the source of a sore throat. The reason this is effective is because germs will typically not survive an attack from vinegar due to the acidity. Mix 1/4 cup of vinegar with 1/4 cup of warm water. Gargle with the mixture at least once an hour.
Apple cider vinegar may be a possible treatment for high cholesterol. One reason this is possible is due to the acetic acid that is in the vinegar. All a person needs to do is take half an ounce each day. Monitor cholesterol levels to see if there is any effect.
People who have problems with indigestion after eating certain foods do not need to take a pill or other medicines. All that is necessary is to mix one teaspoon of your apple cider vinegar and one teaspoon of honey to a cup of warm water. Drink the mixture at least 30 minutes before a meal.
The potassium in vinegar will thin the mucus in the nose while the acetic acid will prevent any bacteria growth. Mix one teaspoon of vinegar to a cup of water. Drink the mixture to help relieve sinus drainage and clear up nasal congestion.
Individuals who are dieting and eating organic products to lose weight need to have apple cider vinegar available. The acetic acid in the vinegar will help suppress a person's appetite. Their metabolism is also increased while water retention is reduced. This is also a good way to detox the body as there are fewer calories being absorbed by the body.
Many people may not know that apple cider vinegar can be used to treat dandruff. The acidity that is in the vinegar affects the pH of the scalp. This will affect the growth of yeast that causes dandruff. Mixing 1/4 of a cup of vinegar with water in a spray bottle will do the trick.
Apple cider vinegar can be used as a natural toner which can help treat acne and lead to clear skin. This is due to the antibacterial properties of vinegar which will exfoliate and soften the skin.
People looking for a boost of energy during the day do not need caffeine and other products that offer a quick remedy. Apple cider vinegar has amino acids which will counter the build up of lactic acid which will cause fatigue. Drink a glass of water with one or two tablespoons of vinegar.
Individuals who suffer from leg cramps at night often have low potassium. This can be treated using apple cider vinegar. Mix two tablespoons of vinegar and one tablespoon of honey to a cup of water. Do this after a stressful day and leg cramps will be history.
Mouthwash is not the only cure for bad breath in the morning. A good home remedy is to first gargle using a mixture of vinegar and water before brushing. This will kill the bacteria causing bad breath.
The same procedure that is used to treat bad breath can help to whiten your teeth. The vinegar will help to remove stains on the teeth. Vinegar will also help to kill the bacteria in the mouth and gums.
Children who often get hurt or injured while playing typically have bruises. Vinegar will help to reduce the inflammation on the skin and begin to fade dark red bruises. Soak vinegar in a towel and apply it to a bruise as a compress.
People who need to control their blood sugar can use vinegar as a solution. Taking one tablespoon each day before going to bed will help to lower glucose levels in the body.


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Gorgeous Aston Martin DBS GT Zagato Spied Beautifying The Nurburgring
A beautiful sight and sound.
By: Matthew Crisara
Published by: Matthew Crisara
Aside from its Bond fame, Aston Martin has a reputation for producing some very special vehicles. The long partnership that the company has enjoyed with Zagato is no exception. Recent spy shots showcase the latest special DBS GT hurtling around the Nurburgring Nordschleife.
To offer some perspective, Zagato is a coachbuilding company based in Milan, Italy. Both Aston Martin and the Italian coachbuilder have teamed up to make some very special vehicles, with production numbers that tend to run quite low. The British Italian partnership runs back more than half a century and shows no signs of stopping. Some of their greatest hits include the DB4 Zagato, and shooting brake variations on the Virage and Vanquish.
After a quick peek at footage of the newest DBS GT Zagato, it looks and sounds promising around the Green Hell. We're not aware of how hard the driver was pushing, but the vehicle looked relatively in control, all evidence that the Zagato is built on some solid bones. The only slight issues appeared in Schwalbenschwanz corner, where the car sounded like it bottomed out quite harshly through the bumps.
Under the bonnet lies a 5.2-litre V12 engine producing 760 bhp (567 kilowatts). Numbers aside, the engine has the sound to back up its grunt. As is the case with these motors, the exhaust note presents a refined rage. We have our fingers crossed that this won't be the swan song of the V12 powerplant.
More Zagato specials:
The only fully aluminium Aston Martin V12 Zagato is up for sale
Rare Lancia Hyena by Zagato based on Delta Integrale can be yours
While the Zagato DBS GT does share a fair number of design cues with the car on which it's based, the coachbuilder still worked its magic. One characteristic of the road-legal DBS Zagato that stuck out to us was the apparent lack of a rear window. We know manufacturers often have confidence in the speed of their vehicles, but this is up there.
Source: statesidesupercars via YouTube
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Volume 68 (2018): Edizione 2 (June 2018)
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Paeoniflorin inhibits the growth of bladder carcinoma via deactivation of STAT3
Jianhui Yang,
Yu Ren,
Zhong-Guan Lou,
Xue Wan,
Guo-Bin Weng e
Dong Cen
Pubblicato online: 26 Apr 2018
Volume & Edizione: Volume 68 (2018) - Edizione 2 (June 2018)
Pagine: 211 - 222
Accettato: 20 Dec 2017
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/acph-2018-0013 © 2018 Jianhui-Yang et al., published by De Gruyter OpenThis work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 3.0 License.
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El teorema de Chasles es una proposición de geodesia física. Considerando una función  armónica fuera de una superficie  y suponiendo además que  es una "superficie equipotencial", entonces en esta superficie  se tiene que , siendo la cantidad  una constante arbitraria. Para un punto  fuera de , la representación integral de una función armónica permite escribir

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con  que indica la distancia desde  a cualquier punto en . Ahora, de acuerdo con el teorema de Gauss-Bonnet para un punto externo, la segunda integral del miembro derecho se desvanece, por lo que resulta que

Esta fórmula se debe a Michel Chasles (1793-1880). Demuestra que cualquier función armónica puede representarse mediante un potencial de capa simple en cualquiera de sus superficies equipotenciales  const. En el caso particular del potencial gravitatorio  de un cuerpo sólido situado en el interior de , el teorema de Chasles afirma que siempre es posible sustituir el cuerpo sólido por una capa simple de la superficie de densidad uniforme para adaptarse a una de sus superficies equipotenciales externas sin cambiar el potencial en el exterior. Este teorema puede ser comparado con el teorema de unicidad de Stokes.

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"WHY GOD" Can't You Control All This Madness?
We all ask "why" questions – Why did they act that way toward me? Some may question why so much evil exist if God truly loves. The problem of evil is one main reason people indicate why they don't believe in God. There may not be a satisfactory answer for many, but how we answer this question for ourselves can determine whether we believe in God or in the midst of suffering wonder if God truly exist. It doesn't matter if you accept my explanation but rather any explanation that allows understanding in difficult times.
Thomas Oord in his book The Uncontrolling Love of God offers the best explanation for me at this time to this age old question. Freedom is the only path to authentic relationships which brings the most joy in relationships. There is no greater feeling than knowing your partner, child, or friend love you because they want to and not because they have to. The Creator is certainly powerful beyond imagination but not even an almighty God can force true love. God like parents had a choice – to not create or create knowing loved ones may experience suffering or true intimacy. Even humans know "controlling love" is an oxymoron and not love at all.
Humans, unlike God, are tempted to control to avoid pain for themselves or others. It is impossible for God to create without freedom or to create and control. God's nature instead is love which never controls. Since God's love is uncontrolling, God can't stop evil resulting in so much suffering. What God's love can do is prevent evil through the free decisions of other to change or intervene in the lives of others. God can influence in all the appropriate ways, but divine love limits divine power. It is impossible for God to create without the possibility of suffering.
This explanation for many may make God seem less powerful. Another perspective is that a parent's love may actually be greater when they don't control their child. God's love is greater than the greatest imaginable. If I don't stop my children from hurting themselves or others, it may be the only hope they have to eventually freely choose good and experience the joy that comes from that. I hesitate to compare because God, unlike humans, is incapable of controlling. God can no more control thus prevent suffering than God cannot love.
The uncontrolling love of God is a better explanation than God "allows." When we say God allows, the impression is that God stands by when God could stop evil. Who admires people who stand by in the name of freedom while people's rights are being violated? How can we justify God doing nothing if God could control evil in the first place? God cannot stop evil, thus act controlling, except by intervening in the lives of others without violating their freedom. God can no more control others than God can choose to not love others perfectly.
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The Economy, Stupid
A different type of ghost
by Jessa Crispin
in Archive • 09/13/2011
"Everyone in the resistance knew of [Václav] Havel." In Anna Porter's The Ghosts of Europe: Central Europe's Past and Uncertain Future, Havel plays the role of rock star. The former blacklisted-playwright-turned-national-leader is a star, of course: The poet turned president. The intellectual who will lead the people out of corruption; out of despair; out of a system that denies citizens control over their income, their homes, and their jobs; out of institutionalized abuse and into a new way of being. And he did. Kinda/sorta.
The Ghosts of Europe: Central Europe's Past and Uncertain Future by Anna Porter. 320 pages. Thomas Dunne Books. $25.99.
Monoculture: How One Story Is Changing Everything by F.S. Michaels. 202 pages. Red Clover. $15.95.
Under the communist regime of Czechoslovakia, Havel staged plays such as the banned The Garden Party. In the play, a man adapts so well to the absurdity of the communist system in order to get placed into a good job that his family no longer recognizes him. Secret invitations to The Garden Party went out, and performances were set up spontaneously. Havel was arrested, harassed, beaten, and ultimately dumped out of the prison on his deathbed — the government had no desire to turn the most visible member of the resistance and intelligentsia into a martyr. But then, after he physically recovered and communism fell in the Velvet Revolution, Havel stepped into a position of power to help navigate Czechoslovakia back into the rest of the world.
It did not quite go according to plan. Many of the intellectuals, writers, and artists who found themselves surprisingly running the region's fledgling democracies didn't want straight-up capitalism. The only system they knew was a regime in which governments had complete control over citizens' lives. Desirable jobs such as teaching were handed out to the most loyal party members, while the experienced college professors, many of whom had a whiff of dissent on them, were assigned jobs of labor and toil. Many of these new leaders still leaned far enough left that they wished for some sort of middle ground between communism and capitalism, a gentler sort of beast. But capitalism does not play nice. Central Europe today is as much a part of the consumerist culture as New York or London (though perhaps in a more aspirational, fantasizing role than as an active participant). Many of those intellectuals were just as surprised when they were voted out of office and replaced with nepotistic career politicians.
Twenty years after the Velvet Revolution, Havel gave a public speech in which he assessed the current state of the free Czech Republic. "On the one hand everything is getting better — a new generation of mobile phones is being released every week," he said. "But in order to make use of them, you need to follow new instructions. So you end up reading instruction manuals instead of books and in your free time you watch TV where handsome tanned guys scream from advertisements about how happy they are to have new swimming trunks… The new consumer society is accomplished by a growing number of people who do not create anything of value."
The artistic and literary scene that flourished paradoxically under censorship and repression has died off. The public intellectual is, for the most part, no longer invited to the most important parties. Anna Porter writes, "Now that everyone can publish what they want, what is the role of the intellectuals?" and she can't find an answer. It's no longer the police state that's attacking the intelligentsia — it's disinterest and boredom. It's distraction. It's a trade off. And it's one that we should be able to acknowledge and be allowed to mourn. When the historian Timothy Garton Ash visited Poland in the 1980s, he admitted to an envy for the environment there. "Here is a place where people care, passionately, about ideas." The people of Central Europe traded in ideas for groceries and for not being beaten to death by the police. No one could possibly blame them, but at the same time, Havel and the other leaders had no sense of the true cost of democracy.
It's impossible to foresee how such massive changes in society will play out. The society in which you are born, raised, and function as an adult will necessarily seem like the only possible version of society. During the communist reign, Czechoslovakia's vast population was so bogged down in the daily realities and struggle for survival that imagining even the possibility of a way out became nearly impossible. As F. S. Michaels writes in Monoculture: How One Story Is Changing Everything, "When you're inside a master story at a particular time in history, you tend to accept its definition of reality. You unconsciously believe and act on certain things, and disbelieve and fail to act on other things… Over time, the monoculture evolves into a nearly invisible foundation that structures and shapes our lives, giving us our sense of how the world works." The reason Havel became a strong figure of resistance and was unanimously voted into the presidency by the Federal Assembly was because he offered — literally — a different story for the people of Czechoslovakia.
So Central Europe gave up one monoculture and installed another. It also happens to be the presiding monoculture of nearly the entire world: the economic story. But perhaps it's easier to see the monoculture through the filter of Central Europe because the transition was so quick and total there. The economic story of the United States came on creeping, subsuming our culture so pervasively and gradually that it's almost difficult to believe things here ever worked any another way. But East Berlin became West Berlin with the crumbling of one thin wall.
What is the economic story? Michaels, a writer for The Journal of Business Ethics and other similar publications, lays it out: "[E]conomic beliefs, values, and assumptions are shaping how we think, feel, and act." It's not simply consumerist greed, that sort of predatory capitalism wildly on display on Wall Street. In Michaels's definition, the economic story is one in which communities are not as important as individuals, in which one's placement and performance in society is the result of an honest assessment of abilities, in which progress is driven by people's desires and the fulfillment of those desires. In other words, each individual person is an entity striving to satiate their wants through rational economic decisions and their success or failure to achieve those goals is a direct result of the quality of their performance. As the "winner takes all" hierarchy spreads and the middle class bottoms out in nation after nation, a competitive "If you have what I want, I have to take it from you" system takes over. Or, as Intel president Andrew Grove put it, "If the world operates as one big market, every employee will compete with every person anywhere in the world who is capable of doing the same job. There are a lot of them and many of them are very hungry."
This story affects every aspect of our culture, from a medical system that punishes the ill with massive debts and withholds care from the poor, to the corporate ownership of our artistic treasures (Bank of America's art collection stands at more than 60,000 pieces, and they are happy to rent them out to museums strategically in order to increase their estimated value), to the increased instability in almost every job market. Most of our politicians, if not all, would agree this is the most efficient way to run our world. And they will fight to the death to maintain this status quo, if not drive us deeper into the story.
The result is that everything in our lives is evaluated by its economic value. If you're making an argument for putting a stop to mountaintop mining, best couch it in terms of lost revenue from pollution, the economic burden of those in the area made ill, and the potential for lawsuits. Fights for worker rights such as paternal leave are framed with stats showing that rehiring and retraining a new worker is more expensive than allowing a new father to stay home for a few weeks. Even human rights groups, charities, and environmental advocates have taken up the language of economics because, when we talk about what things cost us these days, we generally mean "financially" and not "morally."
Michaels's book has its faults. Her summations of how the world once work — meant to both show how much we've devoted to this economic story today and remind us that things can be different — are tinged with the hue that colors Ostalgie: the backward-looking amnesia that infects those Central Europeans who have decided things were so much better under communism, or, if you're in the right country, under the Habsburgs. "Back in the 1950s, the relationship between employees and their companies involved commitment and reciprocity; workers were committed to the job in return for wages and promotions, and the company was committed to its workers in return for their hard work and loyalty." Well, maybe. But admittance to the wider workforce was restricted at best. Such a point is like looking back on the days of incredibly low unemployment in communist Poland… without mentioning that if anyone protested for safer working conditions, the police might just shoot him in the head. Every monoculture will have its downsides, and trading one for another will always lead to unexpected deficits. But maybe if we acknowledge that the economic story looks like it's coming to an unhappy ending of environmental degradation, widespread poverty, and hunger as resources become scarce, we can see what we might get in return.
Leaving the economic monoculture, particularly now that it's a worldwide system, is not going to be any less of a dramatic act than Havel's Velvet Revolution. Michaels makes a strong case that this story is stripping us of our environment, our creativity, and our personal happiness. We are, for the most part, bogged down in the daily struggle for survival, too worried about losing our fragile position within a corporation to envision an entirely different way of being. It's going to take another Havel, someone who can see the world for what it is and find a better story to tell. • 13 September 2011
Jessa Crispin is editor and founder of Bookslut.com. She currently resides in Chicago.
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text: 15 October 2021 Province of the Western Cape: Provincial Gazette 8505 757 PROVINCIAL NOTICE P.N. 116/2021 15 October 2021 LOCAL GOVERNMENT: MUNICIPAL STRUCTURES ACT, 1998 (ACT 117 OF 1998) THE SWARTLAND MUNICIPALITY (WCO15) ESTABLISHMENT SIXTH AMENDMENT NOTICE In terms of section 16 of the Local Government: Municipal Structures Act, 1998 (Act 117 of 1998), I hereby further amend the Swartland Municipality (WCO15) Establishment Notice, Provincial Notice 485/2000 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 5589 dated 22 September 2000 (the principal Notice) as set out in the Schedule. In this notice ''principal Notice'' means the Swartland Municipality (WCO15) Establishment Notice, Provincial Notice 485/2000 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 5589 dated 22 September 2000 as amended by Provincial Notice 671/2000 published in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No. 5641 dated 4 December 2000, Provincial Notice 452/2002 published in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No. 5967 dated 19 December 2002, Provincial Notice 180/2003 published in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No. 6019 dated 28 May 2003, Provincial Notice 7/2006 published in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No. 6332 dated 3 January 2006, Provincial Notice 113/2008 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 6511 dated 28 March 2008 and Provincial Notice 52/2011 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 6851 dated 25 February 2011. Dated this 12th day of October 2021. AW BREDELL, PROVINCIAL MINISTER OF LOCAL GOVERNMENT, ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS AND DEVELOPMENT PLANNING SCHEDULE Amendment of the Schedule to the principal Notice 1. Section 2.(1) of the principal Notice is amended by the substitution for subsection (1) of the following subsection:— ''2.(1) On 3 March 2000 the Municipal Demarcation Board, acting in terms of section 21 of the Municipal Demarcation Act, determined the boundaries of the Local Municipality, as re?ected in the map appearing in Provincial Notice 69/2000 published in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No. 5431 of 3 March 2000 (a copy of the map is republished in Annexure ''1A'' to this Schedule) and amended by Provincial Notice 478/2000 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 5587 dated 19 September 2000, Provincial Notice 623/2000 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 5627 dated 13 November 2000 and Provincial Notice 443/2006 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 6407 dated 15 December 2006 read with Provincial Notice 208/2008 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 6530 dated 6 June 2008, and Provincial Notice 657/2018 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 7968 dated 10 August 2018 read with Provincial Notice 124/2018 published in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No. 7987 dated 4 October 2018, Provincial Notice 91/2018 published in the Provincial Gazette Extraordinary No. 7942 dated 15 June 2018 and Provincial Notice 166/2018 published in the Provincial Gazette No. 8024 dated 14 December 2018.''. 2. Short title and commencement This Notice is called the Swartland Municipality (WCO15) Establishment Sixth Amendment Notice and has effect from the date of the next general election of municipal councils.


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McGill Students Created A Touching Music Video Tribute To Their Beloved Samosas (Video)
It really captures the mood on campus after the samosa sale ban.
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Published October 31 2019
Updated October 31 2019 at 07:11 PM
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The team at TVM, McGill's student television network, has created a touching music video tribute to the school's beloved, banned samosa sales.
The student union put a stop to the sales after health inspectors took issue with the way students distributed samosas to their peers.
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This week, McGill students grieved the loss of the iconic samosa sales that lined campus halls. City health inspectors shut down the beloved samosa operation early this week after they found that McGill's samosas violated safety codes.
The news came as a shock to many McGill students as those $1 samosas were one of the main food staples of McGill's student community. The Students' Society of McGill University (SSMU) has now banned all samosa sales on campus thanks to city health inspectors.
Health inspectors cancelled samosa sales because they found that the food was served at the wrong temperature. Not only that, but servers wore neither hairnets nor gloves and provided no utensils to customers. Still, despite being served out of a greasy box, the samosas were the lifeblood of the McGill student body.
After a firestorm of rage on social media, TVM Television, McGill's campus TV station, released a touching video tribute to the lost samosas. Parodying We Are The World, a 1985 charity music video featuring the biggest stars of the '80s, "McGill For Samosas" is the tribute we all deserve.
MTL Blog spoke with TVM Executive Producer Sofia Reidbord about the inspiration for "McGill For Samosas" and why the video is so important.
Questions and responses have been edited for clarity.
Check out the video below!
What made the team at TVM decide to make a video following the ban of samosa sales?
Given the recent news about the health inspection ban and the sorrow this has brought to the McGill community, TVM felt compelled to use our platform as a means of commemorating the samosa tradition.
TVM is constantly creating content that is reflective of campus life and since samosas have been an intrinsic part of student life at McGill, we couldn't help ourselves. Over the past few days, there have been several memes and articles circulating the web, but our music video was a first.
READ ALSO: Health Inspectors Shut Down McGill's Beloved Samosa Sales & Students Are Livid
How did you come up with the concept?
TVM VP external, Tory Fortunato, came up with the idea that we needed to make a video about the end of samosa sales because of the importance of this food item to so many students. While discussing with others, Tory and a few other TVM members collectively decided to create a parody using the song We are the World. TVM VP internal, Lila Taylor, had wanted to incorporate this song into a video for some time and we found this to be the perfect opportunity to do so.
What do you hope to accomplish with the video?
We are hoping that this video would simply make people laugh and smile about the situation. We love samosas, loads of McGill students love samosas, and we wanted people to know that although the end of samosa sales are unfortunate, this ban is not at all the end of the world.
Do you think the video speaks to the McGill community's frustrations?
Yes, definitely. Especially given how affordable samosas are: 3 samosas for $2 and 1 for $1, which has been a great option for students who don't have the time to make lunch or are trying to be economical. On-campus food options are not the most affordable for all students and samosas have been a great, quick bite on the run to class.
Do you have any other plans to address the samosa issue?
Perhaps if there is an encore requested! We have certainly received a ton of great comments and feedback on this video!
The saddest news for McGill students is that they now have to make their own lunches (the horror!)
Hopefully, something replaces the beloved McGill samosas, but for now, let's all grieve for a lost friend.
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A record 4.5 million workers quit their jobs in November
Commuters arrive from Metro North Railroad trains in Grand Central Station in New York.
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Workers quit their jobs in record numbers in November while the total employment openings pulled back a bit, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
The so-called quits level surged to 4.53 million for the month, according to the department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey. That represented a 9% increase from October and broke September's high-water mark of 4.36 million. As a percentage of the workforce, the quits rate of 3% matched September's mark.
In a phenomenon that has been labeled the Great Resignation, workers have been leaving their positions partly in response to increased mobility in the labor market as job openings strongly outnumber those looking for work.
For November, the number of job openings totaled 10.56 million, lower than the 11 million estimate from FactSet and a decline from 11.09 million in October. The level, however, was well ahead of the 6.88 million total of those out of work and looking for jobs in November, according to the government's nonfarm payrolls report for that month.
The job openings rate was 6.6%, down from about 7% in October but well ahead of the 4.5% from the prior year.
"The Great Resignation shows no sign of abating, with quits hitting a new record. The question is why, and the answers are for starkly different reasons," said Robert Frick, corporate economist at Navy Federal Credit Union. "COVID-19 burnout and fear are continuing, but also, many Americans have the confidence to quit given the high level of job openings and rising pay."
A separate economic report Tuesday showed that manufacturing activity in December was slower than expected.
The ISM Manufacturing Index registered a 58.7% reading, below the 60% expectation and a drop from 61.1% in November.
The biggest subtractions from the index came in supplier deliveries, which fell 7.3 percentage points, and a surprise plunge in prices, which fell 14.2 percentage points at a time when inflation is running at its highest level in nearly 40 years. Survey responses indicated prices are decining some for steel and oil.
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Phil still doesn't get it.
Phil, you're putter isn't going to help you when you're averaging 45 feet away from the pin. But better driving, driving into the fairway, that will help your approach shots, help you get closer to the hole and help you make more putts. If you can't bridge the 45-ft avg distance to the pin from the FedEx Cup, then putting won't fix that problem.
Just watching live video of Phil on driving range hit about 6 shots with 3-wood and 6 or so with driver, now moving to long irons. Looks pretty good on the range. Interesting, pundits talking about the one to worry about most, and how may get the lest starts, is Bubba. I heard several reverse course on Phil saying experience, these events he's a different person much like when he shows up at Augusta, and his putting stats plus ranking high in # birdies/round, as reasons why he shouldn't be hidden. I hope so, we'll see. Some holes have lots of water, while others don't have any bunkers.
Video of Phil on the range: Phil-in-the-blank: What to do with Phil Mickelson?
Of course I want USA to win but my first wish is for Phil to gp undefeated. I read an article that he is on the cusp pf many records at RC. I'm sure he will play 3 times. Maybe 4 if he can knock of his matches early. Wishful thinking??? It would be aweful if he ends the season with horrible play this week.
I'm not sure how the format breaks down, or forgot how. I know the home team gets to choose format schedule, but not sure if they can determine how many rounds are played as 4-some (alternate shot) vs 4-ball (best ball). I'm assuming of the 4 sessions (of 4 teams each, 8 players) + final individual session of 12 matches, that the 4 initial four-some/four-ball sessions will be split as 2 sessions of 4-some and 2 sessions of 4-ball?.... but that the home team can determine which are played in what order? I don't think the home team can say....we'll play all 4 sessions as 4-some, is that correct? From what I heard some say ("oh, should keep Phil away from alternate shot"), while others said "Phil has one of the higher rates of birdies and better putting stats than all but 2-3 people at the Ryder cup", insinuating he should be shunned from alternate shot. As it looks, perhaps Phil + Dechambeaux (both are 'analytical'), but not sure if that's the best pairing for Phil.
j58golf wrote: Of course I want USA to win but my first wish is for Phil to gp undefeated. I read an article that he is on the cusp pf many records at RC. I'm sure he will play 3 times. Maybe 4 if he can knock of his matches early. Wishful thinking??? It would be aweful if he ends the season with horrible play this week.
PHIL is out in Foursomes-his weaker skill set-to be honest-so I look for PHIL to be out on Friday afternoon--PHIL/Byrson plus Bubba-Webb---my guess!!!
That first series is Four-Ball (best ball), and Phil is out of that and possibly will not be in the Four-somes that afternoon (if they switch the format). So he may not get to play Friday at all.
Admin wrote: PHIL is out in Foursomes-his weaker skill set-to be honest-so I look for PHIL to be out on Friday afternoon--PHIL/Byrson plus Bubba-Webb---my guess!!!
On yesterday's show they said Phil was practicing with a Bridgestone ball which suggests foursomes with Bryson tomorrow.
Did you see the video of Phil holing out from the fairway today in his practice round? Can't bring it over on this phone!
Saw the video but it was cut off at the end and couldn't see the ball ho in the hole. They said it was for par because he hit it in the water.


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History Shows Our Passion for Freedom Runs Deep
Katharine Gorka
Christmas 2020 was a Christmas like no other in our nation's history. Thousands of churches across the country were shuttered, others had to hold services outdoors or restrict capacity indoors. Families were not allowed to gather for the holiday.
Many Americans are rightly upset that the freedom to worship—the foundational American freedom—has been curtailed. For some it felt as if we gave up without a fight, and that what is now gone will be lost forever.
But the past tells a different story. While we have never experienced what we are going through now, the past tells us that the passion for freedom runs deep in this nation, and it will not be easily squelched.
First and foremost, of course, is the very founding of the nation by the many who came for religious freedom. Not only did they face persecution at home and a difficult ocean voyage, but once here, they still faced many challenges.
The passengers of the Mayflower Compact never expected to be blown hundreds of miles off course, to land in a place where their existing patent had no standing. But with the Mayflower Compact, they crafted a powerful agreement that established self-rule, their right to worship as they wished, and the rule of law.
In that simple act, they laid the foundation for a nation that would become a beacon of freedom.
A lesser known but perhaps more important moment occurred in 1657. A new sect of believers had emerged in England in the 1650s: the Religious Society of Friends, derisively referred to as Quakers, for their belief that people should "tremble at the word of the Lord." They were considered radicals and were persecuted, in some cases even executed. They sought safety in the New World.
One Quaker named Robert Hodgson began to preach to crowds in New Netherland (today, New York), but for that was arrested and flogged. Peter Stuyvesant, director general of New Netherland, subsequently forbade people from allowing Quakers into their towns or giving them shelter in their homes. When his strictures were challenged, he is said to have responded, "We derive our authority from God and the West India Company, not from the pleasure of a few ignorant subjects."
On Dec. 27, 1657, Tobias Feake, the sheriff of Vlissingen, New Netherland (today known as Flushing, New York), and the town clerk, Edward Clark, drafted a petition calling for acceptance of the beliefs of others and their right to accept Quakers into their towns and homes. They persuaded 28 of their fellow citizens to stand with them in signing the petition.
More importantly, the petition they drafted, known as the Flushing Remonstrance, survives as one of the most beautiful and inspiring statements of the American spirit.
In rejecting the prohibition against receiving or entertaining Quakers, the signatories of the Flushing Remonstrance stated:
"We desire therefore in this case not to judge least we be judged, neither to condemn least we be condemned, but rather let every man stand or fall to his own Master …
"Therefore if any of these said persons come in love unto us, we cannot in conscience lay violent hands upon them, but give them free egresse and regresse unto our Town, and houses, as God shall persuade our consciences, for we are bounde by the law of God and man to doe good unto all men and evil to noe man."
Feake and Clark paid a heavy price for this act of conscience: They were imprisoned and fined. But their spirit of resistance prevailed. Eventually the Dutch West India Company ordered Stuyvesant to "allow everyone to have his own belief."
A little over 100 years later, the right to freedom of belief was codified in the Bill of Rights. Indeed, we tend to think of Thomas Jefferson as the father of our freedoms for having inspired the Bill of Rights, or James Madison for having drafted them, but the path to those freedoms was paved by ordinary citizens, such as the 30 who signed the Flushing Remonstrance.
Winston Churchill said, "The future is unknowable, but the past should give us hope." As we wait to be allowed to return to our churches and synagogues, we should remember that small band of 30 citizens in Flushing, New York, and remind ourselves that the American commitment to liberty does not depend on singular individuals such as James Madison or Thomas Jefferson, or on a president or governor, but it depends fully on the love for liberty each one of us holds and the lengths we are willing to go to uphold it.
Originally published by The News&Observer
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This year, the Tanglewood Festival dedicates their season to the birthday centennial of Leonard Bernstein, who attended and performed at the festival for 50 years. The Bernstein Centennial Celebration concert will take place on August 25 (the anniversary of the Maestro's birthday) at the Koussevitzky Music Shed in a star-studded performance. The gala concert will be hosted by Audra McDonald and directed by James Darrah. Together with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the concert will feature a plethora of artists, including Andris Nelsons, John Williams, Susan Graham, Nadine Sierra, Isabel Leonard, and more. They will also be joined by the Tanglewood Festival Chorus, musicians from the New York Philharmonic, Vienna Philharmonic, Israel Philharmonic, and Tanglewood Music Center Orchestra. This momentous occasion will be recorded by Great Performances and broadcasted on PBS throughout America, Europe, and Asia premiering December 28, 2018. The festival has put together a website to share the history of Leonard Bernstein, click here.
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Q: find next line sometimes overwrites existing data I hope you can help I have the below code as part of a larger macro but instead of pasting the values into the next available row at the bottom it is sometimes overwriting existing data.
    Application.ScreenUpdating = False
    Dim copySheet As Worksheet
    Dim pasteSheet As Worksheet
    Set copySheet = Worksheets("Helper")
    Set pasteSheet = Worksheets("Purchases 2021")
    copySheet.Range("A2:K2").Copy
    pasteSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
    Application.CutCopyMode = False

The worksheet is used to generate purchase orders and record purchases made, when the button is clicked the macro generates an email of the purchase order pastes the details onto the next row of columns A-K in the tracking sheet where there are some formulae and other manually input data in columns L-AK which are used by the finance team to track goods received and invoicing.
It seems to only be happening where a user is inputting multiple purchase orders in one sitting but I can't replicate the error so am having trouble working out where it is falling over.
The sheet is locked so it cannot be accidental it must be something in the macro.
edited to add whole code (I have deleted the password here):
'Private Sub CommandButton1_Click()
Sheets("Purchase order form").Unprotect Password:=
Sheets("Helper").Unprotect Password:=
Sheets("Helper2").Unprotect Password:=
Sheets("recurring orders 2021").Unprotect Password:=
Sheets("Purchases 2021").Unprotect Password:=
Range("M7").Copy
Range("M7").PasteSpecial Paste:=xlPasteValues

Calculate

Dim rng As Range
Dim OutApp As Object
Dim OutMail As Object

Set rng = Nothing
Set rng = Sheet1.Range("A1:N43").SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)
If rng Is Nothing Then
MsgBox "The selection is not a range or the sheet is protected. " & _
       vbNewLine & "Please correct and try again.", vbOKOnly
Exit Sub
End If

With Application
.EnableEvents = False
.ScreenUpdating = False
End With

Set OutApp = CreateObject("Outlook.Application")
Set OutMail = OutApp.CreateItem(0)

With OutMail
.To = Sheet1.Range("H12")
.CC = "xxx@xxx.xxx"
.BCC = ""
.Subject = Sheet1.Range("M12")
.HTMLBody = RangetoHTML(rng)
.Display
End With
On Error GoTo 0
With Application
.EnableEvents = True
.ScreenUpdating = True
End With

Set OutMail = Nothing
Set OutApp = Nothing

Application.ScreenUpdating = False
Dim copySheet As Worksheet
Dim pasteSheet As Worksheet
Set copySheet = Worksheets("Helper")
Set pasteSheet = Worksheets("Purchases 2021")
copySheet.Range("A2:L2").Copy
pasteSheet.Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Offset(1, 0).PasteSpecial xlPasteValues
Application.CutCopyMode = False

Sheets("Purchase order form").Protect Password:=
Sheets("Helper").Protect Password:=
Sheets("Helper2").Protect Password:=
Sheets("recurring orders 2021").Protect Password:=, AllowFiltering:=True
Sheets("Purchases 2021").Protect Password:=, AllowFiltering:=True
ActiveWorkbook.Save
End Sub

Function RangetoHTML(rng As Range)
Dim fso As Object
Dim ts As Object
Dim TempFile As String
Dim TempWB As Workbook

TempFile = Environ$("temp") & "/" & Format(Now, "dd-mm-yy h-mm-ss") & ".htm"
rng.Copy
Set TempWB = Workbooks.Add(1)
With TempWB.Sheets(1)
    .Cells(1).PasteSpecial Paste:=8
    .Cells(1).PasteSpecial xlPasteValues, , False, False
    .Cells(1).PasteSpecial xlPasteFormats, , False, False
    .Cells(1).Select
    Application.CutCopyMode = False
    On Error Resume Next
    .DrawingObjects.Visible = True
    .DrawingObjects.Delete
    On Error GoTo 0
End With
With TempWB.PublishObjects.Add( _
     SourceType:=xlSourceRange, _
     Filename:=TempFile, _
     Sheet:=TempWB.Sheets(1).Name, _
     Source:=TempWB.Sheets(1).UsedRange.Address, _
     HtmlType:=xlHtmlStatic)
    .Publish (True)
End With
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set ts = fso.GetFile(TempFile).OpenAsTextStream(1, -2)
RangetoHTML = ts.ReadAll
ts.Close
RangetoHTML = Replace(RangetoHTML, "align=center x:publishsource=", _
                      "align=left x:publishsource=")

TempWB.Close savechanges:=False

Kill TempFile
Set ts = Nothing
Set fso = Nothing
Set TempWB = Nothing
End Function

EDITI have been made aware that the workbook is sometimes being save with the paste sheet filtered - could that be causing the issue?

A: If you can't locate the root cause you could program defensively to warn the user and avoid overwriting existing data.
    Dim copySheet As Worksheet, pasteSheet As Worksheet
    Dim iRow As Long, rng As Range

    With ThisWorkbook
        Set copySheet = .Sheets("Helper")
        Set pasteSheet = .Sheets("Purchases 2021")
    End With

    With pasteSheet
        iRow = .Cells(Rows.Count, 1).End(xlUp).Row + 1
        Set rng = .Range("A" & iRow).Resize(1, 12) ' A-L

        ' ensure range is empty
        While WorksheetFunction.CountA(rng) > 0
            MsgBox rng.Address & " not blank, trying next one", vbExclamation
            Set rng = rng.Offset(1, 0)
        Wend

        rng = copySheet.Range("A2:L2").Value
        MsgBox "inserted into row " & rng.Row, vbInformation
    End With

A: Thanks for the help @cdp1802, I have found the problem, there was a hidden cell that was blank for some entries, and where these cells are blank then the macro is assuming the row is blank and putting the new data in that row.
Thanks again for your suggestion.

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