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Dawson Creek to poll residents on extending boundaries
Councillor says city risks losing money on servicing vacant properties
Jonny Wakefield Jun 27, 2016 6:05 PM
Three quarter sections would add to the city's land base. Residents will have a chance to voice their opinion on the city's boundary extension in the coming weeks.Jonny Wakefield
Dawson Creek residents will have a chance to veto a proposal to add new lands to the city's boundaries.
Monday's city council meeting saw another development in Wayne and Kerry Hansen's push to bring two agricultural parcels, totalling around 190 hectares, into Dawson Creek's borders.
The city plans to gauge public opinion on the proposal through an alternative approval process, set to begin in the coming weeks. If ten per cent of the electorate (744 voters) voice concerns about the proposal, council has the option of sending it to a formal referendum.
The three quarter-sections, located south of the Dangerous Goods Route and north of the Hart Highway, would make it easier for industrial developers and oilfield businesses to operate out of Dawson Creek, proponents say.
Coun. Paul Gevatkoff spoke in favour, saying a lack of industrial land was factor stifling investment in the city.
"You cannot have that without land," he said. "The process of acquiring land for industrial development is a long-term process."
He said adding the land to city boundaries could make it easier to remove from the province's Agricultural Land Reserve. However, city staff say the Agricultural Land Commission, the province's farmland regulator, has shot down applications that are not flagged as industrial lands in city development plans. The city is in the process of updating that document.
Coun. Mark Rogers said he couldn't support adding land to the city's boundaries, saying there is already vacant land available.
He added that servicing roads to the properties, which could remain empty for the foreseeable future, would cost more than $60,000 over five years.
"I can't support citizens spending thousands of dollars annually for road maintenance with no guarantees it's going to be developed."
The city will release details on the alternative approval process in the coming days.


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Reading Now Three BJP Candidates Set to be Elected Unopposed as Mayors of Delhi Corporations on Wednesday
Three BJP Candidates Set to be Elected Unopposed as Mayors of Delhi Corporations on Wednesday
The mayoral elections for the three municipal corporations in Delhi are slated to be held on Wednesday, officials said.
However, the exercise will be a mere formality, as the three BJP candidates for the posts of mayors and deputy mayors are set to be elected unopposed.
Jai Prakash (North Delhi), Nirmal Jain (East Delhi), Anamika Mithlesh (South Delhi) are the candidates for the mayoral posts of the three corporations.
This is perhaps the first time when the mayoral elections for three civic bodies NDMC, SDMC and EDMC, would be held on the same day. Prakash is currently the chairman of the standing committee of the North Delhi Municipal Corporation. The last date to file nominations for the elections was June 17.
For a new South Delhi mayor the exercise will take place in the morning, for North Delhi mayor in the afternoon and then for East Delhi mayor. All safety protocols will be followed, a senior civic official said.
Seats in the main House have been marked to signify social distancing and mediapersons shall sit in the visitors' gallery, the official said.
The then unified Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) was trifurcated into north, south and east Delhi municipal corporations in 2012.
The outgoing mayors are Avtar Singh (NDMC), Sunita Kangra (SDMC) and Anju Kamalkant (EDMC), all from the BJP.
All the three municipal corporations — North, South and East — in Delhi are controlled by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
The mayoral five-year tenure sees five single-year terms on a rotation basis, with the first year being reserved for women, the second open category, third for reserved category, and the remaining two also being in open category.
The polls got delayed this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The names of BJP candidates for the post of deputy mayors are — Ritu Goyal (NDMC), Hariprakash Bahadur (EDMC) and Subhash Bhadana (SDMC).
For Leader of House the names are Yogesh Verma (NDMC), Pravesh Sharma (EDMC) and Narender Chawla (SDMC), according to the list recently tweeted by Delhi BJP chief Adesh Gupta, who is an ex-mayor of North Delhi.
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Have you read your chapter on Judaism yet, and lecture notes? That is a good place to start. Each topic is important to the Jewish faith. Let's take a closer look. I provided numerous points from you to choose from, so please keep what fits.
?	YHWH: (Hebrew, "I am" or "I will be"). Sacred name of God as revealed to Moses. It is considered too holy to be pronounced, and is usually replaced by Adonai in Torah readings.
?	The truth is that Jews and Judaism consider YHWH loving and kind.
?	With the many historical forms of Judaism, they all share similar characteristics. The most essential characteristic is the belief in one G-d who created the universe and continues to rule it. The G-d who created the world revealed himself to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. The content of that revelation makes up the Torah, G-d's will for humankind stated in his commandments. A second major concept in Judaism is that of the covenant, or agreement, between G-d and the Jewish people. The Jews would acknowledge G-d, agreeing to obey his laws. G-d, in turn, would acknowledge Israel as his chosen people.
?	The Torah is the foundation of Jewish religion and law and refers to the Five Books of Moses, the Pentateuch: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy. But the word "torah" can also be used to refer to the entire Jewish bible. The body of scripture known to non-Jews as the Old Testament is considered the Jewish Torah. The text of the Torah is more or less the same in Jewish translations as the text in the Christian Bible. The differences in the translations are very minimal. Also, there are some occasional, slight differences in the numbering of verses between the two.
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?	To Jews, there is no "Old Testament." The books that Christians call the New Testament are not part of Jewish scripture. The so-called Old Testament is known to us (Jews), as Written Torah or the Tanakh.
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Meanwhile, Ken tells his dealers where they can ride and where they can't, even though he is mistaken about ebike access, and for someone who is in charge of Ebike sales in the US, he is stifling the growth himself by listening to ad hoc and non sanctioned groups.
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suddenly we saw the sight of war
like gypsy life, joined with a rope and a stake,
the freedom and urgency of the journey,
vessels and law, all naked.
Nathan Alterman, "Overnight" ("Leil hanaya," 1957)
Until the 1920s, modern Hebrew poetry included little representation of war. Of course, we find the Song of Deborah in the Bible, and a prominent figure of medieval times was Shmuel Hanagid (Samuel ibn Naghrillah, 993–1056), a military leader and commander, poet and Talmudic scholar, who would send his poems of war to his sons from the battlefield as he stood at the head of the army of Granada. War can be found also in the poetry of Judah Leib Gordon (1830–92), the leading poet of the Hebrew Haskalah (Jewish Enlightenment) period of the nineteenth century, who described the fall of the Second Temple in Jerusalem to Titus's Roman legions in his grand poem "Between the Lion's Teeth" ("Bein shiney arayot").
Hebrew literature, which usually dealt with the lives of the Jews and the dilemmas preoccupying them, made little mention of wars. Jewish life during two thousand years of exile, which distanced Jews from full participation in the political life—and in the wars—of the nations they lived in, did not give rise to war poetry. Even when Jews did join the army, as in czarist Russia, it did not amount to participating in Jewish wars and therefore was hardly represented in the Hebrew poetry. Indeed, when Shmuel Hanagid wrote war poems it was from the perspective of a leading statesman of the kingdom of Granada; and when J. L. Gordon wrote about Jewish warriors it was from the political perspective of the Haskalah, critical of the weakness of the exilic Jew, who would rather study Torah than strengthen his body in preparation for enlisting in the national struggle of the Jews during their sovereign existence in the Second Temple period.
The Chibbat Zion ("Lovers of Zion") poetry that developed in eastern Europe in the 1880s began to show interest in the violence of war only when it became territorial poetry, that is, poetry written in Eretz-Israel ("The Land of Israel," the name given to the land of Palestine/Zion prior to the establishment of the State of Israel). The poet Naftali Herz Imber (1856–1909), who wrote "The Hope" ("Hatikvah"), the poem adopted as the anthem of the Zionist movement and then as the State of Israel's national anthem, arrived in Palestine/Eretz-Israel in 1882, during the wave of Jewish immigration to Palestine which Zionist historiography calls the First Aliyah (1881–1904). In "The Guard of the Jordan" ("Mishmar ha-yarden"), Imber wrote the lines, "A sword hath the Lord and our country / by the Jordan there lies our citadel,"1 arousing among his readers a fear of the reaction by the Ottoman authorities, who were liable to see this as the expression of a Jewish aspiration to conquer the country by force.
In eastern Europe Chibbat Zion poetry was followed by the "Revival" poetry led by H. N. Bialik (1873–1934), which also generally avoided the theme of war. An exception from this period was the poem "Song of the Hooligans" ("Shir ha-bir-yonim"), by Yaakov Kahan (1881–1960), which, again, commemorated the heroism of the zealots who fought against the Romans in the battle to defend Jerusalem of the Second Temple. From the beginning of the twentieth century, during the "Second Aliyah" period (1904–14), a center of Hebrew literature started to burgeon in Palestine, then still under Ottoman rule. Central figures in this stream were Yosef Haim Brenner (1881–1921) and eventual Nobel laureate Shmuel Yosef Agnon (1887–1970). In this new center, poetry took second place to prose, which spread in the form of works that remain staples of the Hebrew literary canon to this day. Modernism was a relatively minor influence in the poetry of the Second Aliyah, finding expression mainly in impressionistic poetics and in the idylls of David Shimonovitz-Shimoni (1891–1956). At this early stage of this poetry, the subject matter of war was almost entirely absent, with the exception of, for example, Shimoni's idyll "The War of Judah and the Galilee" ("Milchemet yehuda ve-hagalil"), which includes a light and comic parody on the theme of war. On the other hand, prominent in prose and nonfiction writing was the theme of the Hebrew guardsmen who had fallen in the line of duty while defending the small Jewish community in Palestine/Eretz-Israel (the "Yishuv") from the local Arabs, who, seeing the Jews as foreign invaders, had attacked them violently.
All of this changed beyond recognition as modernism blossomed in Hebrew literature. Together with the intensification of the Zionist territorialization process in Palestine and the development of the Jewish Yishuv under British Mandate rule from 1917, the violence of war became a legitimate topic in Hebrew poetry. Among the immigrants during the "Third Aliyah" period (1918–23) were also poets immersed in the European avant-garde. Central among them were such figures as Avraham Shlonsky (1900–1973), Yitzhak Lamdan (1897–1954), Avigdor Hameiri (1890–1970), and Uri Zvi Greenberg (1896–1981). By their expressive poetics, these poets developed the foundations of "labor poetry," which focused on the hardship of the pioneers who cultivated the Land of Israel. At first, World War I gave rise in its wake to the Hebrew version of the wave of modernist writing, in poetry and prose, about the horrors of the war that had overtaken Europe. At the center of this movement stood the personal experience of the soldier-author himself, relating his horrific experience at the deadly battlefront. Prominent in Hebrew poetry are two poets who had personal experience as soldiers: Avigdor Hameiri and Uri Zvi Greenberg. Hameiri, who wrote The Great Madness (1929), the major Hebrew war novel, expressed in his poetry as well the terrors of war during his days as an officer of the Austro-Hungarian army. Uri Zvi Greenberg, who had fought in the service of the Austro-Hungarian army on the Serbian front, also published his impressions of the war, first in Yiddish and then in Hebrew. Both writers place at the forefront the subject himself, who is recording his personal experiences and drawing his authority from the very fact that he had "been there" in the thick of the fighting. Already during the "Fourth Aliyah" period (1924–31), Uri Zvi Greenberg, in his book Anakreon on the Pole of Sadness (Anakreon al kotev ha-izavon; 1928), included the poem "Remembering Souls," in which he describes the awful spectacle, from the battle on the Sava River, of dead soldiers hanging upside-down from iron nets, their legs appearing to him as if kicking at the sky.
The lyricism in this modernist poetry has been perceived as the immediate, authentic expression of the horrors of war. In both of these poets it developed in association with the expressionist movement in European literature, which offered new tools of representation that could contend with the inconceivably intense chaos and mayhem of modern war.
In 1927, also during the Fourth Aliyah period, Yitzhak Lamdan published the long poem Masada, which presented the Hebrew pioneers settling in twentieth-century Palestine as both a continuation of the struggle and an opposition to its suicidal solution that was taken by the Jewish warriors at Masada in the year 70 C.E. These ancient Jews had fought against the Romans, and when their struggle for national liberty was defeated, they preferred to take their own lives rather than fall into Roman captivity. The poem's modern point of departure is the pogroms against the Jews launched in 1919 by Petliura in the Ukraine, which disgorged many of the Jews; its resolution is redemption in Eretz-Israel, despite the many hardships faced by the Hebrew pioneers who had come there from eastern Europe.
The most dramatic war-related event that took place in Palestine in the 1920s was the series of riots at the end of August 1929, when Jews were attacked by the Arabs on an unprecedented scale, leaving 133 Jews dead. This event, which some see as having forged the unity of the Jewish Yishuv in Palestine against its Arab enemies, generated in its wake a widespread poetic response. Prominent within this response is Uri Zvi Greenberg's Zone of Defense and Address of the Son-of-Blood (Ezor magen u-neum ben ha-dam; 1930), which was a distinctive expression of the Revisionist right that was not devoid of explicit racism toward Arabs.
Uri Zvi Greenberg developed a one-poet school in Eretz-Israeli Hebrew poetry, in which he gave expression to his fascist views and aggressive activism. In 1937 he published The Book of Denunciation and Faith (Sefer ha-kitrug ve-haemuna), in which, among other things, he attacked the Marxist Zionist left and, primarily, what he saw as a demonstration of Jewish weakness toward the Arab Revolt of 1936. After World War II, Greenberg published Streets of the River (Rehovot ha-nahar; 1951), which is the greatest lamentation in Hebrew poetry over the victims of the Holocaust; still, in this book as well, the belligerence and racism that characterized his poetry of the 1930s are plainly evident.
In an entirely opposed manner to Uri Zvi Greenberg, Avraham Shlonsky published his anthology Thou Shalt Not Kill (Lo tirtzach; 1932), in which he included translations of European pacifist poetry written in the wake of World War I, thereby distancing his testimony from the events of the local war in Eretz-Israel. But even before this, in response to the riots of 1929, Shlonsky published the poem "Facing the Wilderness," in which the military battle against the Arabs is represented as a mythological struggle with the wilderness that is attempting to destroy the Zionist settlement in Eretz-Israel.
In the 1930s and 1940s, the time of the Yishuv (the mode of organization of Jewish life in Palestine prior to the foundation of the State of Israel in 1948), the use of symbolism dominated Hebrew poetry in theory and in practice. Avraham Shlonsky's poetry collection In These Days (Be-ele ha-yamim; 1930) marked the point at which Hebrew poetry turned in this direction, developing in Shlonsky's work and that of his contemporaries, until reaching a peak toward the end of the decade. Over these years, the group of writers, mostly poets, that gathered around Shlonsky turned into a literary school whose activities centered on the Hebrew weekly journal Ketuvim and continued in the journal Turim, founded by members of the Yahdav group (the Hebrew young writers who established themselves in Tel-Aviv in contrast to the followers of the national poet H. N. Bialik), led by Shlonsky, and in the books Yahdav published.2
Shlonsky's poetry book Stones of Chaos (Avnei bohu; 1933), in which he refined his symbolism to a noticeable degree, became a sort of handbook for the literary school that had grown around him. Poets Nathan Alterman (1910–70), Yocheved Bat-Miriam (1901–80), Yaakov Orland (1914–2002), Ezra Zussman (1900–1973), Eliahu Tesler (1901–65), Leah Goldberg (1911–70), A. D. Shapir (1911–74), Rephael Eliaz (1905–74), Alexander Penn (1906–72), Yonatan Ratosh (1908–81), and others adopted, each in his or her own way, the identifying features of the poetic school: musicality, assonance, suggestive imagery, strict adherence to form, and, most importantly, universal themes focusing on European landscapes, Paris in particular, and urban dwellers, marked by their isolation and conducting an intense, constant dialogue with death.
By about 1938, the year that saw the publication of books by the school's premier practitioners—Alterman's Stars Outside (Kochavim bahutz) and Shlonsky's Poems of Catastrophe and Reconciliation (Shirey hamapolet vehapeeyous)—Shlonsky's school dominated Hebrew modernism. Rich musical tones, protagonist-speakers wandering over European expanses and struggling with universal questions of love, the dreariness of existence, and the fatalism of life: all of this permeated contemporary Hebrew poetry, leaving behind the earlier decade's poetry of labor and nationalism.
There is no doubt that all this might have continued for a very long time. The fact that by the middle of the 1930s it was clear that European Jews would suffer persecution and worse, and that the Jewish population in Palestine was already involved in a bloody struggle with the Arab population—a conflict whose height was reached in the Arab Revolt against the British Mandate of 1936, which entailed a multitude of injuries among the Jewish population, and did not diminish until 1938—none of this significantly changed the high road taken by the Shlonsky poetic school, and almost none of it was perceptible on the surface of this poetry.
On September 1, 1939, however, when the German invasion of Poland set off World War II, dilemmas and collective fears began to receive open expression. The general anxiety about the fate of Polish and other European Jews, and the realization that the result of these violent developments would surpass the worst that had happened before, found sharp expression in the Jewish literature of the Shlonsky school in Palestine. At the same time, the Yahdav group disbanded, some members following Shlonsky to Hashomer Hatzair (the political and settlement Jewish organization of the Zionist-socialist radical left in Palestine) circles on the left, and others going to the group led by Alterman around editor and literary critic Israel Zmora's (1889–1983) Hebrew literary journal, Mahbarot Lesifrut.
There is a clear logic to the way they responded in their poetry, and a decisive transformation of the structure of Hebrew poetry took place in the 1940s. Its primary subject, adopted with great force, is violence that usually leads to death. The question of the representation of violence—that of the perpetrators as well as that of the persecuted—became the hub of the Hebrew poetic discourse.
This book concentrates on the dynamics of symbolist Hebrew poetry, written in light of and as Hebrew culture's response to the series of catastrophes that the Jews underwent as a national entity. An examination of Hebrew poetics in the 1940s in the Yishuv, and of the cultural power relations within which it developed, leads to a recognition of three stages in the further evolution of symbolism in its second decade in Hebrew poetry. The first stage was a response to the events of World War II. Symbolism followed a nationalist path, creating an imagined national community that was to stand up to the violence committed against it.3 Due to symbolism's compelling hold on writers, those who wanted to rebel and make their own path could do so only indirectly, as Leah Goldberg did by feminizing representations of nationalist images in her poetry.
The second stage began when understanding of the war went beyond the terrible nexus of persecution and killing, redefining events as systematic genocide: the Holocaust. From the end of 1942 and during 1943, Hebrew writers absorbed the fact that the Holocaust of European Jewry was a new, pervasive, and horrific phenomenon. At this stage Alterman underwent a dramatic, unprecedented change, emerging as the leading poet of the period. In 1944, he published The Poems of the Plagues of Egypt (Shirey makot Mitzraim), which expresses a profound awareness of the crushing defeat of the Jewish people in Europe. For Alterman, this defeat meant the total destruction of the Jewish nation's self-image as powerful. As the most prominent representative of the symbolist wing, which until now had nurtured Zionist cultural hegemony, Alterman did his part to construct an alternative national image, one that openly recognized the absence of Jewish sovereignty and was, therefore, unable to promise collective Zionist redemption. In this way Alterman violated the standards of the contemporary Eretz-Israeli neosymbolist literary canon, and shifted his poetry to a resonant and radical allegorical mode that diverged from the dominant framework of national culture. Alterman was joined in this move by other poets who worked less methodically than he did. Yonatan Ratosh, for example, held fast to his symbolist position during the Holocaust, as part of his anti-Zionist, Canaanite stance ("Canaanite" being those whose nativism severed them from Judaism, and who consequently glorified their ancient Hebraic ancestry), which placed him on the margins of Hebrew culture.
Alterman did not have many followers in this revolutionary process, although the Holocaust poems of Yocheved Bat-Miriam, the most prominent Hebrew woman poet of the period and of the symbolist movement, developed on a similar track. At the end of the 1940s, Alterman returned to the dominant nationalist approach, to Hebrew symbolism's third stage, in which a generation of poets who had followed in Shlonsky's and Alterman's footsteps harnessed their work to the goal of national independence. Each labored to return the literary symbol to center stage.
The return of nationalism as a dominant literary force brought about the search for alternative channels of poetic expression, the most prominent among them being women's writing on the struggle for national independence and the Israel-Arab 1948 war. Women's writing joined other critical trends, such as that evinced in the poetical work of Amir Gilboa (1917–84). But what happened at the end of the Israeli Independence War and immediately afterward? A very unique move of women poets renewed literary symbolism and undermined the controlling forces in Hebrew poetry. They were moving in the direction of the innovative and antimythical trend of the Hebrew poetry that was to take place later in the first years of what is called "the statehood generation" of Hebrew writers such as Yehuda Amichai (1924–2000) and A. B. Yehoshua (1936–), and under the leadership of the poet Nathan Zach (1930–).
1. Naftali Hertz Imber, Sefer barkai (Jerusalem: n.p., 1884), 12. Other than English versions cited in these notes, all translations of quotations are done by the translator of this volume.
2. See Uzi Shavit, "Hashir haparua-shira eretzisraelit bishnot haesrim," Teuda, vol. 5 (Tel-Aviv: Tel-Aviv University, 1986), 170.
3. See Benedict Anderson, Imagined Communities, rev. ed. (London: Verso, 2006).


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Disciples are people who are living in worship, missions, and community. They're people who live in the green. Only God can make things grow, but we try to provide an environment where he can work his wonders.
It's vital to get the order right. Worship is first. Disciples love God passionately, radically, holistically, and they love people with all of their lives.
Once we've connected with God, we can't help but get his heart - and God loves people. Out of our love for God stems an unavoidable passion for God's mission to go reach others.
Once you've connected with God, and once you've gotten on a mission, you can't help but begin to live in community. Community isn't something you find by looking for it, it's the result of looking for God and experiencing mission with other people.
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We want our church to possess certain "fluencies". This is beyond a creedal affirmation. This is competency and the ability to reproduce a reality. You are fluent when you can flow, which is why fluency is rarely acquired unless you immerse yourself in the culture. The key word here is culture.
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Doctrine matters. In a world where there are so many voices vying for our attention, it is paramount that we tether ourselves to the Bible and what it says. What we do needs to be grounded in who God is and what He has done. With that in mind, these are the doctrinal truths we ground our faith, ministry, and call to action in.
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Born in Ohio and raised in St. Petersburg, Mike's life took a dramatic turn as a freshman at the University of Florida. He connected with Jesus, began his faith journey, and got involved with what is now the Greenhouse Church. He has served as a youth leader, youth pastor, associate pastor, and lead pastor. He is married to his Puerto Rican bride, Ruth (Rivera), and they have been fruitful and multiplied, having eight children. Mike is a lover of innovation, leadership, cultures, languages, communication, sports, and chocolate. He is spending his life for the sake of souls, disciples, justice, and nations. But his deepest passion is his first love: knowing Jesus. He blogs at Mikepatz.com.
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Robbie encountered the love of Jesus in the Sante Fe College library on July 7, 1998. After completing his degree in business at the University of Florida, Robbie participated in our internship program for 2 years, married his amazing wife Amanda, and joined our staff as youth pastor in 2002. Robbie now oversees all our macro-church gatherings and the University Campus. Robbie and Amanda have two children, Anna and Matthew. He was also a part of 2 Greenhouse Basketball League Championship teams.
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The original published version of this report was posted with the title "History Channel removes tendentious wording about Einstein and Israel" by JNS, an independent, non-profit news agency specializing in coverage of Israel news and broader global Jewish news.
There were two problems here: the erroneous characterization of Einstein's attitude toward Zionism, and the erroneous implication that Zionism and Israel from the outset did not believe in cooperation between Arabs and Jews.
The History Channel's revised wording reads, "Einstein was, however, very sympathetic to Israel. In 1947 he expressed his belief in Zionism as well as the importance of 'friendly and fruitful' cooperation between Jews and Arabs." The case for revision was made by the Committee for Accuracy in Middle East Reporting in America (CAMERA) in correspondence with Kimberly Gilmore, the network's historian and director of corporate outreach.
Citing authoritative sources, CAMERA had made the case (stated in the next two paragraphs) to the History Channel for the need to correct the original tendentious wording.
So what can be learned from this example? For one thing, conventional wisdom tends to hold that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict amounts to something like "cruel Israel victimizes the weak Palestinians," a false understanding that too often influences writers and speakers to oversimplify, distort, or even falsify historical information about the conflict. Then, it's often up to an outside watchdog like CAMERA to uphold traditional historical and journalistic standards of accuracy and set the record straight.


If a heavily-spiced dish is alluded to at the beginning of a story, watch out for poison! The taste of the heavily-spiced dish in question will, the author rather thinks, cover the taste of the poison. However, the reader who knows will look elsewhere for the actual poisoned dish (or drink). The curry or whatever is usually a sort of bluff. That is, everyone will assume the poison is in the heavily-spiced dish, and this will mislead the investigators for a bit, but it will eventually turn out to have been in something else.
Coffee is a good variant here. Strong coffee allegedly covers the taste of just about anything. Of course, sometimes the investigator thinks the poison is in the heavily-spiced dish, when it is really in the coffee. I imagine sometimes this gets switched around, and the investigator assumes the poison was in the coffee, when really, it was in the heavily-spiced dish.
Anyway, my main point here is this: mention of "the heavily-spiced dish we'll be eating for dinner tonight" means that the reader should look out for death by poison.
Have you encountered this trope in something you've read? Have you seen variants of this trope? Do you think that this isn't a trope? Do you just want to say hello? Comment, please! I love hearing from people, and I will do my best to reply.
I, too, enjoy a heavily spiced Indian meal. Why, let me take a bite of this Lamb Vindaloo.
Oh no! Stuart has perished! In a blog comment, too, which is… weird. The Curse of the Fatal Blog Post strikes again!
Alas, poor Stuart. I knew him well, Horatio.
Shame about Stuart, isn't it.
I'm still waiting for the mystery where they announce "I hope you like bland. We shall be eating a completely flavorless dish tonight." And then the poisoner will have to use iocane powder.
Ha! This made me laugh, Anne! Iocane powder indeed!
Alas, poor Stuart… I didn't know him, Horatio.
Yes this trope is EVERYWHERE – so much so you have to wonder how even fictional characters fall for it anymore! Tangental to this, (and I hope I'm not spoiling any of your future posts) is 'the smell of almonds'. Every detective seems to be able to 'smell almonds' i.e. Strychnine which makes me think a good spicy korma would be the perfect meal to hide almonds!
I do not know what korma is (blush), so I am now Googling it. Ah, yes. Yes, that would be just about perfect… and also, it sounds good!
Heavily spiced foods are no longer on my list of acceptable meals so I have no worries of one day being poisoned via a curry dish. While the masters of murder mysteries of yore (my favorites) used this as a murder weapon, today's authors have created new means of murder most foul.
Hello Gail! Um, well that's… good? I mean, it is a shame that you can't eat spicy foods (why, by the way? Allergy? I have a peanut allergy myself, so I know they're no fun), but it is good that now no-one can poison you that way.
Oh no! I like curry too, actually, though I've only learned this recently… we're doomed?! I mean, if anyone wants to poison us. I also like coffee. I am, I note with a thrill of horror, drinking coffee right now. Gak!
Love coffee. Can't drink it too often, just as a special treat. And now I learn than leaves me even more vulnerable to poison! Your sequence of A-Z posts are being such good fun Melanie, excellent choice of subject!


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4 Days Interactive Safari in Masai Mara and Lake Nakuru, Kenya
Mara chui Camp, Oloolaimutia Gate, Masai Mara Game Reserve, Kenya
"Experience Kenya's most famous game parks!"
Safari Holidays in Kenya
Bamba Experience welcomes you to travel to Kenya's most famous game parks, the Masai Mara National Reserve and Lake Nakuru National Park. During your holiday, you will have the opportunity to interact with the colorful local villagers and awe at the pristine nature and wildlife. Here, you can see over 400 species of birds and even the rare white rhino, if you are lucky.
Children policy: Children from the age of 12 years old are allowed to participate under the supervision of a parent or guardian
Starting point and ending point: Nairobi
All park fees are included
Daily exciting game drives
An English speaking driver and guide
Nature walks and a visit to a Masai village
National park entrance fees and government taxes
Delicious meals and one-liter mineral water per day
A specially equipped pop up roof safari vehicle
Primate Trekkings
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Giraffe Safaris
Rhinoceros Safari
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Zebra Safaris
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During this safari, you will stay either at a camping site or at a lodge. Night one and three will be at Chui Camp, if you choose the budget package, or Mara Sopa Lodge, if you choose the lodge package or similar accommodation.
Your final night will be spent at Citymax Hotel, if you choose the budget package, or Nakuru Sopa Lodge, if you choose the lodge package or similar accommodation. On night two, you will sleep in an authentic Masai-style home with beds, if available.
Please note that the accommodations during your safari will be rustic and typical of the region. Camping will be in mobile tents and the lodge accommodations will be a mixture of mid-range traditional lodges and tented lodges.
Chui Camp
Mara Chui wildlife Lodge offers accommodation in single rooms featuring single bed, twin rooms featuring 2 beds and family rooms - suitable for a family of three with young baby below 12years of age. Room facilities include 24 hours hot water shower, flush toilet, electric sockets to charge your cameras, all rooms have a couch, table, chair, reading table light, bathrobes, mosquito nets and hot water in a flask.
Accommodation level: Budget
Mara Sopa Lodge
The lodge is located high on the slopes of the Oloolaimutia Hills. It was one of the first safari lodges to be built in the Maasai Mara National Reserve, a reason why its gardens and trees are so lush and mature. All the buildings follow the design of traditional African round houses with conical roofs, and these stretch along the line of the hills with the impressively large public area buildings and the swimming pool at their center.
Accommodation level: Mid-range
Outdoor boma dining area
TV in the bar
Wi-Fi in public areas
Citymax Hotel
Citymax Hotel offers comfortable single, double, and deluxe rooms designed for convenience and efficiency. Each air-conditioned room is equipped with a flat screen television with satellite connection, plug-and-play panels, direct dial international telephone, complimentary high-speed internet access, mini bar, electronic personal safety deposit box, and complimentary tea and coffee making facilities.
Hair dryers are also available on request. They also have an in-house restaurant, bar, a gym, and an outdoor swimming pool set in lush gardens.
Nakuru Sopa Lodge
Located on a range of hills that form the western limits of Africa's Great Rift Valley, the lodge offers spectacular views over the vastness of Africa.
The lodge also overlooks Lake Nakuru and its surrounding national park, one that is a paradise for bird watchers and wildlife lovers alike. Lake Nakuru National Park is mainly a wooded and bushy grassland with a wide ecological diversity and characteristic habitats that range from the lake waters to the escarpment and ridges. The lodge has 60 rooms, including two inter-connecting rooms and two wheelchair accessible rooms.
Catering for special diets
Personal mini-bars
Sundowners
Triples (available on request)
Turn-down service
During this safari, you will travel from Nairobi to the Masai Mara National Reserve (also known as Maasai Mara) on day one and enjoy your first game drive in the afternoon. On the next day, you will enjoy full-day game drives and eat a picnic lunch at the Mara River in the company of crocodiles and hippos.
In the evening, you will visit a local Maasai village to learn about the local people and their culture with traditional dancing, storytelling by the chief, and a nature walk with a local guide. You will travel to Lake Nakuru on day three to see its incredible eco-system full of pink flamingoes. On the last day, you will return to Nairobi arriving in the afternoon.
Day 1: Nairobi - Masai Mara Game Reserve
You will be picked from your hotel at 8:30 a.m. to the start the journey going south along the dramatic Great Rift Valley to the Masai Mara National Reserve.
The reserve is an extension of Tanzania's Serengeti National Park and is also known as the seventh wonder of the world because of the great migration witnessed every year between June and September, when millions of wildebeests and zebras cross the Mara River from the Serengeti National Park in Tanzania to the Masai Mara Game Reserve in Kenya in search of food and water. The reserve is also famous for its wide variety of resident wildlife all year round.
After the lunch at Narok Town, you will arrive at the Masai Mara National Reserve in time for an afternoon game drive. During the drive, you may have a chance of seeing the big five as well as different varieties of birdlife and the best savannah vegetation in the world. This is a serene and vast country which offers breathtaking vistas and a panorama of vast rolling plains and rounded hills, intermittent groves of acacia woodlands, and dense thickets of scrub.
The Mara River and its tributaries, which are margined by luxuriant riverine forest, bisect the whole land. The famous Masai tribesmen live within the dispersal area of the game reserve and in every direction, there are seemingly endless herds of game animals. You will return to the camp or lodge for dinner and spend the night.
Day 2: Discover the Masai Mara Game Reserve
Today, you will go for a full-day drive to absorb the beauty and splendor of the Mara. In this country of breathtaking vistas, you will have the chance to see vast assemblages of plains game together with their associated predators. Mara has the largest population of lions to be found in Kenya. Other animals to be seen here include the buffalo, black rhino, hippopotamus, leopard, cheetah, common zebra, Coke's hartebeest, white-bearded gnu, oribi, warthog, and Thomson's and Grant's gazelles. The bird life of Mara is as profuse as its mammalian fauna.
Today, you will have a picnic lunch at the Mara River, where you can enjoy your food while watching crocodiles and hippos laze around in their natural habitat. This is a great way to take advantage of your time in the park and enjoy seeing the views below and all around you. After your lunch, you will continue your game drive in search for more wildlife.
You will be dropped off at the Masai Village at 5:00 p.m. for an opportunity to visit the Masai people to witness the singing and dancing that are part of their daily lives and sacred rituals. Upon arrival at the village, you will proceed for a nature walk with the Masai naturalist guide. During the walk, you will get to see herbs that are used as medication among the Masai.
Later, you will return to the village where a campfire will be lit. Entertainment from women, children, and men of the village will follow with a chance for you to join in their dancing. The chief will then give you stories of their culture and tradition and they will show you how the herbs seen during the nature walk are prepared and used. You will also have a glimpse into their homes and social structure.
Your dinner will be served at the village, followed by coffee and tea. You will then leave to return to the camp or lodge for the night. Tonight, you will have the option to sleep in an authentic Masai-style home with beds, which is located at the campsite (subject to availability).
Day 3: Masai Mara Game Reserve - Lake Nakuru National Park
After an early breakfast, you will depart towards the ornithological paradise, Lake Nakuru National Park, which supports a wide ecological diversity of flamingos and other water birds. Over 450 bird species have been recorded here.
You will arrive at around 12:30 p.m. and begin a game drive en-route until you arrive at the camp or lodge for check in and lunch. You will have some time to relax until 4:00 p.m. when you will head on for another game drive and nature walk along the lake shores. You will return back to the camp or lodge before the sunset.
Lake Nakuru is a shallow alkaline lake famous for its flamingo population estimated to be confirmed with more than a million, being referred to as the birds' paradise by bird watchers. There are no elephants in the park but the other big five can be spotted including tree climbing lions and the endangered white and the black rhinos. The rare Rothschild giraffe, cape buffaloes, waterbucks, gazelles, leopards, and primates can be spotted as well at the park.
Day 4: Lake Nakuru National Park - Nairobi
After the breakfast, you will proceed for a morning game and bird drive around the lake shores. Then, you will return back to the camp or lodge for a big buffet lunch before packing up and heading to Nairobi. You will stop at the Rift Valley viewpoint for some stunning photo opportunities. The Rift Valley runs 6,000 kilometers from the Red Sea into Mozambique and is up to 100 kilometers wide in places. After a chance to enjoy the spectacular view, you will continue your journey, arriving in Nairobi in the early afternoon.
Note: Please note that depending on circumstances outside the organizer's control, the order of this itinerary may be subject to change without notice.
Included excursions
During this safari, you will take part in a nature walk with the Masai naturalist guide, stop at the Rift Valley viewpoint, and visit a Masai village.
The safari will take place in Kenya.
During this safari, you will enjoy daily delicious breakfast, lunch, and dinner as indicated in the itinerary and one liter of mineral water per day included in the prices.
A balloon safari can be organized at an additional cost.
Game drives as per program
A visit to Masai village
National park entrance fees as per program
Service of a professional English speaking driver and guide
3 dinners
1 liter of mineral water every day
A specially equipped safari vehicle with a popup roof for photography
International flights departure tax
Optional balloon safari
Extras at lodges such as drinks, telephone, and laundry
Mosquito nets in safari tents
Sleeping bag (10 USD per day)
Any other services not listed in inclusions
The deposit is fully refundable if the booking is cancelled up to 90 days before the arrival date.
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While the United States continues to enforce ridiculous and outdated drug policies to perpetuate slave labor within the American prison system, the drug laws in foreign lands are proving to be even more sinister, with recent reports suggesting that Saudi Arabia is beheading people for smuggling marijuana.
Earlier last week, four Saudi brothers charged with trafficking marijuana into the kingdom, were found guilty and sentenced to die by the hands of a sword-wielding executioner. Although the government news agency did not provide much information regarding the actual execution, the initial report indicates the men were decapitated near the southwestern city of Najran for smuggling "a large quantity of hashish" into the Arab state.
Unfortunately, the negotiation tactics by the human rights organization Amnesty International were not successful in providing the men with a stay of execution. Family members reached out to the organization in hopes that they could persuade Saudi officials to spare the lives of the brothers, but the interior ministry quickly snuffed out these attempts.


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Video View 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' followed a successful model
LOU GAUL, Correspondent
Comic-book fans will be ready to "assemble" Friday when the smash-hit Marvel "Avengers: Age of Ultron" arrives on DVD and Blu-ray Disc (available in 2-D and 3-D).
The PG-13 sequel, which like the original was directed by Joss Whedon, proved to be a monster hit, grossing $1.402.6 billion and ranking as the sixth-highest-grossing film in history, according to Box Office Mojo.
(The original "Avengers," by the way, ranks as the No. 4 top-grosser of all time, having collected $1.519.6 billion.)
The cast includes Chris Evans (Captain America), Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow), Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man), Samuel L. Jackson (Nick Fury), Mark Ruffalo (Hulk), Don Cheadle (War Machine), Elizabeth Olsen (Scarlet Witch), Anthony Mackie (Falcon) and Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye).
The superhero characters must battle an enemy, Ultron (voice by James Spader), resulting from a terribly flawed peacekeeping program and threatening mankind. Intense battles dominate most of the 141-minute running time of the movie that opened May 1 in theaters.
While filming "Avengers: Age of Ultron," Whedon was interviewed in the August 2014 issue of Total Film and discussed how he designed the sequel like the follow-up to the greatest gangster epic of all time.
"The model (in creating the story) I'm always trying to build from is (Francis Ford Coppola's) 'The Godfather: Part II,' where a ton has happened in between (films) and it's a very different movie, but you don't need any information," he said in the British entertainment magazine. "You're in the vernacular of the first movie and you're just ready to pick up in this new place."
And what did Whedon consider the "new place" for his Marvel-inspired sequel?
"It's got a sci-fi element to it that's stronger than the other film," said the director, who also created the brilliant fantasy series "Firefly" (which spawned the criminally overlooked big-screen spinoff "Serenity"). "And it's a little darker.
"Getting the team together was so rousing, but keeping the team together is a completely different problem."
According to Hi-Fi Digest, some extras on the Blu-ray version of "Age of Ultron" include previously unseen deleted scenes, audio commentary, featurettes and a gag reel.
The following titles either have been or soon will be released for the home market. (For prices, formats and other information, go to amazon.com or moviesunlimted.com.
"10,000 Saints," with Asa Butterfield, Ethan Hawke ad Emily Mortimer in an R-rated drama about three young adults and their confused parents who seek a freewheeling lifestyle in New York's East Village during the 1980s.
"The Beast From 20,000 Fathoms," with Kenneth Tobey in an unrated fantasy favorite (1953) about a prehistoric creature that thaws out after an atomic blast. Visual wizard Ray Harryhausen ("Jason and the Argonauts") provided the special effects, and famed sci-fi author Ray Bradbury ("Fahrenheit 451") wrote the short story ("The Fog Horn") on which the film is based. It marks the title's first release on Blu-ray Disc.
"Dracula Has Risen From the Grave," with Christopher Lee in director Freddie Francis' 1968 Hammer Film title that has the vampire seeking revenge on a holy man by making his niece a bride.
"Eli Roth Presents the Stranger," with Guillermo Amoedo directing an unrated fright film about a man who travels to Canada seeking a wife and may be the cause of a bloodbath in a small town.
"Escobar: Paradise Lost," with Benicio Del Toro in an R-rated drama about a young man who discovers his girlfriend's uncle is drug kingpin Pablo Escobar.
"Frankenstein Must Be Destroyed," with Peter Cushing in a Hammer Film tale (1969) in which the brilliant Dr. Frankenstein tries to transplant a brain into another body.
"Home Alone: 25th Anniversary Edition," with Macaulay Culkin and Joe Pesci in the PG-rated family comedy favorite (1990). Also available will be an "Ultimate Collector's Set" with all five of the movies in the "Home Alone" franchise.
"Jackie Chan's First Strike," with the Hong Kong superstar in a PG-13 action comedy (1996) in which his character must recover a warhead component.
"Magic Mike XXL," with Channing Tatum, Matt Bomer, Joe Manganiello, Amber Heard and Jada Pinkett Smith in an R-rated sequel that has the male dancers from the original embarking on a road trip.
"Mighty Joe Young," with Terry Moore and Ben Johnson in the 1949 great-ape favorite available for the first time on Blu-ray Disc.
"The Mummy," with Peter Cushing and Christopher Lee in the Hammer favorite about the mummy of a high priest being reanimated and seeking revenge.
"Road Hard," with Adam Carolla in an unrated comedy about a stand-up performer who hungers to stop going out on the road and wants to get back to having a weekly TV show.
"Rocky: 40th Anniversary Edition," with Sylvester Stallone in a new pressing of the PG-rated boxing favorite. Also available will be "Rocky: Heavyweight Collection," which contains all six of the Italian Stallion titles.
"Rumble in the Bronx," with Jackie Chan in an R-rated action tale (1995) in which his character challenges a biker gang.
"Spartacus Restored Edition," with Kirk Douglas in director Stanley Kubrick's gladiator epic (1960) which has been restored from 35mm original film elements.
"Them!" with James Arness and James Whitmore in the vintage sci-fi favorite (1954) about giant ants. It marks the title's first release on Blu-ray Disc.
Sources include High-Def Digest, Leonard Maltin's "Movie Guide 2014," Total Film, Google and imdb.com.
Lou Gaul is the retired film critic for Calkins Media


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More than 100 bikers are anticipated to roar down Keira Street to help raise funds for Anglicare Wollongong.
The local biker's social club will be riding from Picton to Wollongong this Sunday, March 5. Arriving at the Anglicare office at 12pm, many will bring donations of old and new clothing, and Easter eggs.
"Every year more than 3,300 emergency relief appointments are made with desperate households who turn to us for help and more than 4,200 bags of food are given out," says Anglicare Sustainable Living Manager, Debbie Magyar.
"We are always thankful for the support from the community and will put the donations to good use."
The social club will provide sausages and drinks for their member to purchase with the money going towards Anglicare's Sustainable Living Program.
Members of the Sustainable Living Program and Counselling team will be cooking the BBQ on the day.
Greg Hirst of Brotherhood CMC and organiser of the event says the club has a long history of supporting Anglicare.
"We supported Anglicare's work with homeless youth in Parramatta and when a Wollongong rider suggested the Anglicare branch there, we thought that would be a great thing to do," Greg explains.
"The clubs attending are trying to get a positive message about motorcycling and challenge the negative anti-association laws that are affecting many unfairly.
"We are inviting the Illawarra community to support the work of Anglicare and other charities as there are more and more Aussies who are doing it tough. Many bikers can relate to this and are happy to help when they can. I think that applies to most Australians so come down to Anglicare, make a donation, check out the bikes and and bikers over a bbq."
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Q: How to enable/disable and/or show/hide GWT MenuItem I am using GWT 2.5.1
I have been struggling with this for hours now. How do you disable and/or hide a MenuItem in GWT.
menuItem.setEnabled(false); // DOES NOT WORK !!!
menuItem.setVisible(false); // DOES NOT WORK !!!
UIObject.setVisible(menuItem.getElement(), false); // DOES NOT WORK !!!
menuItem.setScheduledCommand(null); // DOES NOT WORK !!!

A: Hide/Show item: You can remove a MenuItem with MenuBar.removeItem(MenuItem). If you want to show it again, you can use MenuBar.insertItem(MenuItem, index).

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*[Update] I also tried menuItem.setVisible(false) and it works as expected (item is hidden).

Disable item: I'm not sure, why menuItem.setEnabled(false) doesn't work for you.
Take a look at the following example. I tested it with GWT 2.5.1 and it works.
FlowPanel panel = new FlowPanel();
final MenuBar menubar = new MenuBar();
final MenuItem item = menubar.addItem("item one", new ScheduledCommand() {

    @Override
    public void execute() {
        Window.alert("item one clicked");

    }
});
menubar.addItem("item two", new ScheduledCommand() {

    @Override
    public void execute() {
        Window.alert("item two clicked");

    }
});

panel.add(menubar);

// Disable execution of command
Button buttonDisable = new Button("Disable item");
buttonDisable.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler() {

    @Override
    public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
        item.setEnabled(false);
    }
});
panel.add(buttonDisable);

// Hide/Remove the item from the menubar
Button buttonHide = new Button("Hide item");
buttonHide.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler() {

    @Override
    public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
        menubar.removeItem(item);

    }
});
panel.add(buttonHide);
RootPanel.get().add(panel);


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Georgia surpasses 300,000 cumulative cases of COVID-19 since pandemic began
Update on COVID-19 (Source: Gray Television)
By WTOC Staff | September 17, 2020 at 6:50 PM EDT - Updated September 18 at 5:19 PM
SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - The Georgia Department of Public Health reported 1,901 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in the state on Thursday, Sep. 17.
This brings the total to 300,903 confirmed cases in the state since the pandemic began. 6,474 coronavirus-related deaths have been reported across the state. 56 new deaths were reported on Thursday.
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The following chart showcases a rolling 7-day average of new, confirmed COVID-19 cases in the Coastal Health District and for counties with 50 or more cases. The data is provided by the Coastal Health District.
Daily New Cases - 7 Day Rolling Average
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Percentage of positive tests conducted by the Coastal Health District
The following graph shows the percentage of positive tests collected by the Coastal Health District beginning May 31.
According to the Coastal Health District, "Evaluating the percentage of positive test results can give you a better understanding of the spread of COVID-19. Regardless of how many people you test, if a higher percentage are testing positive, that could be an indicator that the outbreak is worsening, and vice versa."
Percentage positive by county
COVID-19 patients in Chatham, Glynn and Camden County hospitals
The following charts depicts daily hospitalized COVID-19 cases in hospitals in Chatham, Glynn, and Camden counties. The data is provided by the Coastal Health District.
Cumulative cases & deaths in the Coastal Health District arranged by age
The graph below, provided by the Coastal Health District, shows confirmed COVID-19 cases and deaths arranged by age group in the district. The numbers are cumulative and include cases and deaths in Bryan, Camden, Chatham, Effingham, Glynn, Liberty, Long, and McIntosh Counties
The graph will be updated weekly.
Age Data
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Facts about coronavirus
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said the novel coronavirus, or COVID-19, is spread mainly from person-to-person by those in close contact, or through coughing and sneezing by someone who's infected.
Symptoms of the coronavirus can show up between two and 14 days of exposure, health officials say. Symptoms include fever, cough, and shortness of breath.
For most people, COVID-19 causes only mild or moderate symptoms, such as fever and cough. But some severe cases can lead to death.
Most people can recover from the virus at home using over-the-counter medications to treat their symptoms.
Some people who have the virus don't show any symptoms, but they can still spread it to others. The CDC estimates that up to 35 percent of all cases are asymptomatic.
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Is it? Tune in for facts about women in the military: new, old; from in and out of the United States!
There has been only one woman recipient of the U.S. Medal of Honor, the nation's highest military honor. That woman is Mary Edwards Walker, who served as a surgeon during the Civil War and was a prisoner of war to the Confederacy.
Some of the earliest women in the U.S. military disguised themselves as men during the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. This practice included the first African-American female enlistee; Cathay Williams went under the name William Cathay during the Civil War.
During WWII, Maj. Charity Adams became the first African-American woman officer. She led an all women, all African-American unit that inspected every piece of mail from the U.S. to Europe.
The first recorded battle with women leading each side was between two of Alexander the Great's wives, fighting for inheritance to the throne after his death.
During the Trojan Wars, the Amazons, fierce women archers, assisted the Trojans against the invading Greeks. The Amazons were said to have cut a breast off in order to improve their archery.
Vietnamese sisters Trung Tac and Trung Nhi raised an army of 80,000 in an (unsuccessful) revolt against the two-century Chinese rule in A.D. 40.
Women were not permitted to attend military academies, such as West Point, until 1976. Now, most military academies count with women as 20% of their student body.
During the rule of the Shang Dynasty in China, Fu Hao became the earliest known military general. Her burial tomb is that of a high-ranking official, housing hundreds of weapons, gold, and 14 slaves to assist her in the afterlife.
Up until January of 2013, there was a ban on women in the U.S military from holding direct combat positions.
Rani Velu Nachiyar of India raised and fought in an army to defend her kingdom against British colonialism, defeating them in 1780. She was known to use "human bombs"; fighters would cover themselves in oil, light themselves on fire, and get launched to the opposing side to explode.
Similarly, the Peruvian Micaela Bastidas Puyucahuas defended the Quechua people from the Spanish in 18th century, being the "logistics officer" of her army, along with her husband. She set up strategies, mobilized armies, recruited, and directly attacked Spanish dwellings.
1 in every 3 Veteran Affairs clinic doesn't have an OB/GYN.
Over 400,00 women worldwide fought in WWII in America, Europe, and Asia as ambulance drivers, nurses, administrators, and more.
Joan of Arc, after getting visions from archangel Michael, begged the King of France to have her assistance during the Hundred Years' War. She eventually drove the English out of her country by using ingenious military strategies at age 17. She was then burnt at the stake by the English for cross-dressing and heresy.
Grace O' Malley was an Irish pirate Queen who met with Queen Elizabeth I for an alliance against British enemies.
1 in 5 U.S. women veterans are victims of Military Sexual Trauma, with over 80% being exposed to it- that is higher than the general population's 60%
During the Mexican Revolution women in the military, or soldaderas, were known to mostly perform domestic or medical tasks. However, numerous women served as colonels and combatants. Maria Quinteras de Maras served in revolutionary leader's Pancho Villa's army, ranking higher than her own husband.
The brave and beautiful soldaderas became subject of one of Mexico's most iconic ballads, "La Adelita"


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Beautiful Galaxy Collision Captured by Hubble Telescope
By Christine Lunsford 11 January 2017
Deep in the Universe, Hubble captured a stunning but turbulent scene with its Advance Camera for Surveys. An ultralumiunous infrared galaxy known as IRAS 14348-1447 over a billion light-years from Earth slowly but savagely blends two galaxies into one.
(Image: © ESA/Hubble & NASA)
Out in the far reaches of the universe, a beautiful, seemingly tranquil scene illuminates the cosmos. But this amazing view of two gas-rich spiral galaxies is, in reality, a violent collision happening in slow motion.
The galaxy crash is known as IRAS 14348-1447 after the Infrared Astronomical Satellite (IRAS) that discovered it and is seen here as imaged by the Hubble Space Telescope. Located more than a billion light-years from Earth, IRAS 14348-1447 is known as an ultraluminous infrared galaxy, a category of cosmic entities that shine distinctively —and unbelievably brightly — in the infrared spectrum, according to a NASA image description. [In Photos: When Galaxies Collide]
This celestial object emits close to 95 percent of its energy in the far-infrared. IRAS 14348-1447 is gas-rich, which means the massive amounts of molecular gas it contains fuels its emission, NASA officials wrote in the image description. The gases undergo many dynamical changes as they connect and travel around each other. This also contributes to the unearthly appearance.
Hubble's Advance Camera for Surveys (ACS) captured the scene. The Hubble Space Telescope has been observing the universe since 1990 and is a joint project by NASA and the European Space Agency.
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If your looking to upgrade your bathroom suite with a stylish heated towel rail then Heat-Tec can help. Our gas safe registered engineers cover the whole of West Wickham, so don't put up with a standard radiator any longer when you could have a modern and stylish heated towel rail. When you choose Heat-Tec to install your new heated towel rail, we'll provide you with a reliable and efficient installation, with as little disruption to your day to day routine as possible. Coming in a range of styles and sizes, you're never short of choice when it comes to the range available, they make the perfect addition to any existing bathroom or new bathroom.
Becoming one of the most popular choices for heating bathrooms in West Wickham, towel rails are the must have accessory, that's why Heat-Tec offer heated towel rail installation; we believe they have a great range of benefits too.
First off is they give you warmer bathrooms, being one of the coldest rooms in the house it's important to keep your bathroom warm, they can connected to your existing central heating system or can be installed into your electrics, giving you a warmer bathroom and warm towels too.
Coming in a range of shapes and sizes, you have plenty of choice when it comes to choosing one to compliment your bathroom's decor. Towel rails offer your room not only great heat but offer that stylish and modern look, helping your bathroom to stand out from the crowd.
If you lack drying space in your home or don't want to use a power hungry appliance to dry your towels, then a heated towel rail offers the perfect solution they can dry multiple towels at once, helping to save space when drying and also helping to save on storage space too.
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So if you're looking for a modern and stylish heating solution for your bathroom, then get in touch with Heat-Tec and we can help you choose the best towel rail to complement your bathroom suite. Our gas safe registered heating engineers offer installations throughout West Wickham, so when you're looking for a new heated towel rail, give us a call on 020 8212 7824.
As well as fitting heated towel rails in West Wickham, we also offer an installation service throughout Croydon, Bromley, Mitcham, Orpington, Caterham, Sevenoaks, Beckenham and the surrounding areas.


If your teenager is showing signs of depression and isn't interested in the activities that they once enjoyed, the following tips may help them express their emotions and overcome the issues that are holding them back. As a result, your child may begin to enjoy life again and look forward to each day.
Make an appointment for your child to speak with a professional at an adolescent psychiatry clinic. If possible, meet with the psychiatrist by yourself before having them speak to your child so that you can give them some pertinent information about the behavior that your child has been expressing and gain insight into the problems that your child is facing.
Talk to your child about the psychiatrist and explain that they can tell them whatever they have on their mind without needing to worry about being judged. Discuss your child's progress with the psychiatrist after each session and follow any advice that they give you that may help your child.
Purchase a journal for your teenager and encourage them to write or draw in it on a daily basis. Your child may find that releasing their pent up emotions helps them feel calmer. After your child writes in the journal for a few weeks, they may find that it is therapeutic to read their past entries. They may notice a pattern in their feelings and become more aware of what causes them to feel withdrawn.
Set aside one night each week to spend time with your child and enjoy each other's company. Allow your child to choose one of their favorite activities for both of you to participate in. Watching a movie, bowling, putting a puzzle together, or cooking a meal together are all simple activities that can help you and your child bond. Relish each moment and speak openly with your child. If your teenager wants to talk about school or how they have been feeling, listen to them and offer words of encouragement.
After trying these tips, you may find that your teenager starts to interact more with you and others. Their depression may not seem as severe as it used to be. Continue to praise your child for their efforts and offer them a listening ear whenever they have something on their mind that is troubling them.


Since 2007, Lori St. Onge has been the Director of Indigenous Justice of the Mi'kmaq Confederacy of PEI. She was appointed as a commissioner to the PEI Human Rights Commission in May 2017.
St. Onge sits on numerous committees and boards including the RCMP Commissioner National Aboriginal Advisory Committee, PEI BRIDGE Secretariat, Victim Services Advisory Committee and the RCMP Commanding Officer's Cultural Diversity Committee. In February 2019, she was appointed to the PEI Poverty Reduction Council. An active volunteer, St. Onge was recently a mentor for the Indigenous youth In.Business program of Atlantic Canada. In 2007, she was the recipient of the Joan Taavon Award, an international award for commitment to missing and exploited children.


Anette provides legal advice to Norwegian and international corporations within the oil and gas industry on all aspects of labour issues, such as employment agreements, transfer of undertakings and contracted labour. Anette also holds significant experience in handling of personal data on employees.
Anette has a Master of Laws degree from the University of Bergen, specializing in employment law, competition law and tax law. She was assigned the Norwegian Law Federation´s master´s degree scholarship for her master thesis "Camera surveillance at work places. Regulation that adequately protect employees right to privacy?".
Before joining Schjødt she worked as a Legal Counsel at SKAGEN Funds in Stavanger. There she worked with securities fund legislation, compliance, labour law, corporate law, anti-money laundering, and implementation of GDPR. Anette has good experience with processing personal data on employees and customers.


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Has anyone ever experienced a payment hold by Capital One? I've made several payments (all under $100) on both my secured card and my unsecured Journey student card and the available credit always reflects it the day after the payment is posted, as according to the Capital One payments schedule. However, I made a larger payment (it was about $140) to my Journey card a few days ago and they were holding my available credit. It should have reflected my payment the day after it posted, but it still did not do so today (it's been 2 business days).
So I did a secure chat in Cap One online banking with a rep, and he said my credit would be released by 11/17 because he sees they did not receive the funds from my bank yet (but according to my bank, funds have been taken out and confirmed). I replied "Thank you for your help", thinking that there was nothing he could do. Then, he immediately went to check my account and promptly released the hold on my funds "because I have been a valued Capital One customer" and now my available credit is up to date! LOL. I give props for that.
Hmm, I've never experienced this though I have to say I don't check my account for a few days once I make a payment. I'm guessins sometimes it takes Capital One a little longer to update this.


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Change UK's lead candidate in Scotland endorses Lib Dems as party of remain
Originally published by Scottish Liberal Democrats
Lead Change UK candidate for Scotland, Cllr David Macdonald, said:
"It has been an honour to be the lead candidate for Change UK for election to the European Parliament for the Scotland electoral region. This new party is genuinely a force for good in British politics and all of their supporters, candidates and elected members have played an integral part in trying to reshape the way in which politics is done in this country for the better. For my involvement within that movement I will be forever grateful.
"After a great deal of reflection on the political landscape we are facing in Scotland at present, I have come to the point where I have realised that I must do what is best for the future of this country before anything else. If things continue as they are, the remain vote will split in Scotland and put at risk the representation that supporters of remaining in the European Union so collectively desire.
"For that reason I have decided to end my candidacy for Change UK effective immediately. I am now calling for those in favour of remaining in the European Union, including all supporters of Change UK in Scotland, to do what is best for our collective voice in Europe and to support the Scottish Liberal Democrats in the upcoming European election to better ensure that they gain representation and secure a seat in these European elections.
"Over the past three weeks I have campaigned passionately for a new type of politics. A politics that is based on mutual respect, common understanding and shared values. I believe the action that I am taking today is consistent with those ideals."
Scottish Liberal Democrat Leader Willie Rennie MSP added:
"This will have been a difficult decision for David as he clearly admires those in Change UK as do I. David has recognised the emerging political landscape and rightly felt he had to act to unite the remain vote behind the Liberal Democrats.
"I invite each and every person across Scotland who wants to stop Brexit, no matter where their political loyalties have lain before, to lend their vote to the Liberal Democrats and fight for a positive future inside the EU.
"Brexit will cause immeasurable harm to every corner of Britain. We can't let that happen.
"If pro-Europeans unite and back the Liberal Democrats we can end the chaos and uncertainty.
"Voters have the opportunity to put a stop to the chaos on May 23rdby voting Liberal Democrat and demanding to stop Brexit.
"I want to thank David for taking this important step."


Babies are born at ThedaCare Medical Center-Berlin regularly, and that's nothing new. Since the hospital opened in 1911, delivering babies has been one of its primary functions as a community hospital. The leaders of the ThedaCare Medical Center-Berlin obstetrics team, Pam Mork and Trina Hernandez, bring more than 40 years of experience delivering babies. Mork, now director of nursing, was an obstetrics (OB) nurse in Berlin for 32 years, and Hernandez, now the hospital's inpatient manager, was an OB nurse there for 10 years. Today, Mork, and Hernandez oversee a staff of 14 OB nurses and work with the nine medical providers who deliver babies in Berlin. Those nine providers include eight family practice physicians and one certified nurse midwife. Three of those providers also are trained to perform Caesarian sections (C-sections).


Offered for active duty and veterans who are eligible under the experience requirements defined by FAR 65.77 who have 18 or 30 months of combined practical experience in airframe and powerplant maintenance.
Please refer to FSIMS (Flight Standards Information Management System) for the latest Military Occupational Specialty code tables. These tables are listed inVolume 5, Chapter 5, Section 2 (PDF) (ref. pgs. 17-30).


Police have appealed for information after a recent burglary in Dromore.
Some time between 6pm on Thursday 18th and 8am on Friday 19th of FebruaryJM Auto Salvage in Dromore was broken into.
The front end of a VW Passat and a BMW 5 series were stolen, along with wheels for both vehicles.
The front ends included the bumper, headlamps, radiator and intercooler of the two vehicles.
In addition, a full set of alloys for a Seat Leon with '16v' written on them were taken.
Police have appealed for information on the incident on their Facebook page.
If you know anything about this, or are offered parts for a suspiciously low price, call police immediately on 101.
The incident number is 932 of 18/02/17.


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April 25 – Making a Difference Speaker Series
Jenna Bush Hager to speak on April 25, 2018
Our next Making a Difference Speaker will be Jenna Bush Hager, who will speak at the Community Concert Hall on April 25. Tickets are on sale now.
Jenna Bush Hager is a contributing correspondent on NBC's Today and an editor-at-large for Southern Living magazine. Jenna will speak about her passions of early childhood education and literacy. She is the author of the New York Times bestseller Ana's Story: A Journey of Hope, which she wrote after traveling to Latin America in 2006 as an intern with UNICEF. Ana's Story is based on the life of a 17-year-old single mother with HIV, who struggles to shield her child from the life she had of abuse and neglect. Hager remains involved with UNICEF and is currently the chair of its Next Generation initiative, which is dedicated to reducing childhood deaths around the world.


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Nightclub 'injection' spiking incidents probed by police across Scotland
Scotland nightclub 'injection' spiking incidents probed by police
By Caitlyn Dewar @caitlyndewar Multimedia Journalist
Nightclub 'injection' spiking incident probed by police across Scotland
POLICE are investigating claims of spiking incidents involving injections in nighclubs across the country.
The investigation comes amid claims from a number of women on social media that they have been spiked during nights out across SCotland.
Some have claimed to have been spiked 'by injection' and have said that they noticed red marks 'like an injection site' following nights out.
Police are following a number of lines of inquiry in the Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow areas but do not believe the incidents to be linked.
They have asked that anyone who believes that they have been spiked to contact the police via 101 to report it.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "We are aware of posts circulating on social media about spiking incidents involving injections in Scotland.
"Officers are carrying out enquiries, and a small number of reports from the Edinburgh, Dundee and Glasgow areas are being investigated.
"These do not appear to be linked.
"We take all reports seriously and we would encourage anyone who believes they have been a victim of spiking in any form to contact Police via 101."