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Obituary for John Rosevelt McGillion
August 16, 1941 - July 12, 2020
Asbury Park, New Jersey | Age 78
John Rosevelt McGillion ("Johnny Mac") 78, passed away Sunday, July 12th, 2020 surrounded by his loving wife and family. Mr. McGillion was born to Irish parents, John and Anna Fox McGillion, on August 16, 1941, in Dagenham Essex, England. At 3 years old, he emigrated to the United States with his parents and two of his three sisters during WWII, aboard the converted troop ship, Mauritania. The family spent their early years in Yorkville, Manhattan before moving to the Bronx. Graduating from St. Jean Baptiste he later attended St. Johns Prep School in Brooklyn. During his early years, John excelled in sports and especially loved boxing, swimming and basketball.
Johnny Mac proudly served as a paratrooper completing 17 jumps in the 82nd Airborne Division of the U.S Infantry Division based in Okinawa, Japan and Ft. Bragg, NC. An ambitious learner, he earned his pilot license and graduated from Lehman College with a degree in accounting. He passed his love of learning to his children. John was a lifetime member of NYAC and enjoyed many hobbies including bridge, listening to history audios, playing the organ, and boxing.
John got his start with a paper route and later as a taxi driver. He opened his first bar, The Bull n Bush, with Joe Mullins in 1968. It was during this time he raised four children with former wife Gail O'Brien, in the Bronx before moving to Bronxville in 1978. To say John was adventurous would be an understatement; he loved to travel, visiting 177 countries. He always stressed the importance of travel to his family to enhance their education and took them on many trips. Most importantly, John cherished his family and friends. He hosted annual Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter dinners at his home. John organized a McGillion family reunion last year in Co. Tyrone, Ireland that was attended by relatives from all over the world!
John personified the term entrepreneur, as a landowner and businessman with establishments in Asbury Park, NJ, Manhattan, Brooklyn and Rockaway, NY. He owned laundromats, a beeper store and a real estate office. He opened The Abbey and the Phoenix in NY with lifelong friends. Later, he continued to open many bars in NY including, The Alligator Lounge, The Charleston, Metropolitan, This N That, Lulus, Trash Bar, Capones, Nowhere, and Crocodile Lounge, some of which are still open today. Whenever asked what prompted him to open his own businesses he would reply with a chuckle, "Because I was fired from all my other jobs."
John married Mary Christine McCluskey of Co. Galway, Ireland, his friend and colleague of many years on April 6, 2009 and lived in Pelham, NY. His true passion in creating Irish bars was re-awakened when he came to Asbury Park. It began when John received a call from his cousin Bernie about an empty bar in Asbury Park. John and Mary Christine opened Johnny Macs House of Spirits on his birthday, August 16, 2010. They would subsequently fall in love with the town and adopt it as their home. John became well known in Asbury Park for both Johnny Macs, and Kim Marie's Eat n Drink Away, named after his late daughter Kim Marie. His creative mind is apparent in the design of each venue, where he carefully acquired and curated an eclectic array of items on display. He purchased the old YMCA building and later "Bistro Olé," which will become Mary Macs Libation Station. John never did anything small or without passion.
John was immensely proud of his Irish heritage and Bronx start. Once a year he held a Bronx reunion party at Johnny Macs for all his old friends. He was co- founder of the Asbury Park St. Patrick's Day Parade and saved the Asbury Park Zombie Walk. John was known as a philanthropist in Asbury Park and an early investor in its redevelopment. It was especially important to John to give back to the community and donate to local charitable organizations including the Boys and Girls club of Monmouth County, Sisters Academy and Mount Carmel Roman Catholic Church. The Asbury Park Chamber of Commerce recognized him at the 2014 Carousel Awards with the Economic Development Award.
John leaves behind his loving wife Mary Christine McGillion, three children: Christine Nardi, Marybeth Bloom (Ryan), John McGillion Jr (Tara), three step daughters: Cassandra, Stephanie, and Dominique, and five grandchildren: Ryan Nardi, Dylan and Mckenzie Bloom, Charlotte and Fiona Rose McGillion, two sisters: Annie Engelson (Daniel) and Kathleen Briscoe (John). He is also survived by many nieces, nephews, cousins and grandnieces and nephews. John was predeceased by his beloved daughter Kim Marie McGillion, his sister Mary McGillion, parents John and Anna McGillion and nephew Michael Engelson.
John's love of family, friends and hospitality is preserved through his fun and creative gathering spots where he will be sorely missed. Rest in Peace Johnny Mac!
A Celebration of Johnny Macs life will be held at "Johnny Macs House of Spirits" located at 208 Main Street, Asbury Park, New Jersey on Thursday July 23rd from 4-8pm. A Funeral Mass will take place at St. Margarets Church, 300 ludlow Ave. Spring Lake, New Jersey on Friday July 24th at 10:30am Interment will be private. In lieu of flowers donations may be made in Johnny Macs name to "Asbury Park Boys and Girls Club" or "Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church" in Asbury Park. For more information or to leave a condolence please visit www.pelhamfuneral.com
With everyone's health and NJ regulations in mind, the number of visitors must be monitored. Mourners will be asked to be patient and must prepare to wait outside the venue. Visitors will be cycled through while practicing social distancing so that all may have the chance to pay their respects. Please remember, the sick, elderly and those with compromised health, should avoid public settings.
Add your thoughts, prayers or a condolence to John 's guestbook.


Accounts for the year ending 31 March 2018.
Notice of Conclusion of Audit for the year ending 31 March 2018.
Dronfield Town Mayor currently receives an annual allowance of £3,000 which is payable monthly to help cover the expenses of attending many events throughout the year. This was agreed and passed by the Town Council at the July 2017 Council Meeting (minute reference 63/17-18).
No other members of the council receive any allowance or payments.
The following budget summary was prepared in January 2019. It contains precept information and estimates of income and expenditure for the financial year 2019-20.
The budget and precept were agreed at an Extraordinary Meeting of the Council held on 14th January 2019.
That the budget for 2019/20 is approved.
That a precept of £810,369 is requested from North East Derbyshire District Council.
The following budget summary was prepared in January 2018. It contains precept information and estimates of income and expenditure for the financial year 2018-19.
That the budget for 2018/19 is approved.
That a precept of £808,956 is requested from North East Derbyshire District Council.
To adopt the revised Financial Regulations as presented.


A united chorus of praise echoed the anniversary celebration of the Philippine Bible Society (PBS) singing, "He holds the future and life is worth living just because He lives!" The gathering was attended by hundreds of people from different walks of life and various confessions of faith, yet together glorified God for His abounding grace and faithfulness.
At its special thanksgiving event last November 22 in San Fernando, Pampanga, PBS marked three grace-filled milestones in the Bible ministry: its 118th Anniversary, its 50th year of Bible translation partnership with the Roman Catholic Church, and the 100th Anniversary of the Pampango Bible. This three-fold celebration was filled with much rejoicing and thanksgiving of about 500 attendees including Kapampangan locals, esteemed guests, and PBS staff and leadership.
"There is unity in the Word of God. Not only has the Bible translation into Kapampangan helped bring God's Word to Kapampangan homes, it has also helped keep the Kapampangan language very much alive," says PBS Trustee and Bishop of Kalookan Most Rev. Pablo Virgilio David. He also highlighted that the translation partnership with the Roman Catholic Church since 1967 brought about the contemporary Bible translations, now available in 8 major languages and in over 20 minor languages.
Another tribute came from UBS Translation Consultant Rev. Dr. Edgar Ebojo, who gave a brief history of the Pampango Bible — known as the Ing Biblia (published in 1917) and the contemporary translation Ing Mayap A Balita Biblia (published in 1994). Afterwards, the Pampango Bible translators were named and duly honored. Present were Msgr. Gregorio Canlas, Dr. Vicente Catacutan, and relatives of Rev. Juan Macaspac and Rev. Arcadio de Ocera.
"We thank God for His Word that is available in the Philippines. We pray that there will be Bibles in all the mother tongues in the country," says PBS President and Chairman and the National Director of the Philippine Council of Evangelical Churches Bishop Noel Pantoja, who expressed much praise to God for the 118 strong years of the Bible ministry.
He also emphasized the importance of being firmly rooted in God's Word and developing strategic partnerships to further advance the Bible Cause.
"The General Sherman Tree is 2,500 years old and over 350 feet tall. Something that huge must have an incredible root system that it can stand that tall. The roots are relatively shallow, going down 6-12 feet. Yet these trees do not fall over, withstanding flooding and fires. The root system is intertwined with other redwood trees. They are very close together and are dependent on each other for survival. Their roots are like an army of men and women standing and supporting each other. This is like the picture of the interconfessional fellowship of PBS. We are standing strong side by side. We all need each other. We all need to be really rooted in Christ and in the Word of Christ through these difficult times. If we are not rooted in Christ, we will easily stumble and fall when trials and difficulties come," says Bishop Pantoja.
Representatives from both Catholic and Protestant groups also gave their greetings, namely from the Archbishop of San Fernando, Most Reverend Florentino G. Lavarias, D.D. and Pastor Rodel Ochengco of the Pampanga Gatekeepers Coalition. The celebration was also graced with local prized talents Mirabilia Dei Children's Choir and Anak Bale-Balayan who both showcased a taste of the Kapampangan culture.


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UEFA stays in the air with Sport 24
By Max Miller2021-12-02T10:33:00+00:00
The Champions League and Europa League will be available on the service for another three years
UEFA and IMG have renewed their media rights deal for Sport 24.
The 24/7 live sports channel for the inflight and in ship industry will continue to air the Champions League and Europa League for another three years. The Super Cup and Conference League have also been added to the agreement.
Sport 24 and its sister channel, Sport 24 Extra, will show over 170 hours of coverage a season. This joins live action from the Premier League, European and Asian World Cup Qualifiers, NFL, NBA, NHL, golf's Majors, tennis' Grand Slams on Sport 24's channels - which are produced from from IMG's production HQ at Stockley Park.
Guy-Laurent Epstein, UEFA marketing director, said: "UEFA is excited to renew our partnership with Sport 24 for the 2021-24 UEFA Club Competitions. Sport 24 continues to lead the way in delivering live sport on cruise liners and airlines and fans will be able to enjoy the best of European club football across its extensive network of in-ship and in-flight partners."
Richard Wise, SVP, content and channels, IMG's media business, added: "UEFA Champions League is the premier tournament for the world's top clubs across Europe and, backed by the UEFA Europa and Europa Conference Leagues, gives airline and cruise line passengers an unbelievable offering of live football action.
"We are also delighted to be taking our partnership with UEFA to the 10-year mark having started broadcasting their competitions back in 2015. Our in-flight football offering has never been stronger, and these deals highlight our commitment to football fans worldwide."
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Here is a picture of Samber (Female) deer, which I took during my recent visit to a Kandi Forest area near Ropar town in Punjab. We can commonly see Samber deer in this forest. This was my first encounter with Samber deer in the forest. It is very enjoyable to see these animals in wild and open; then to see them in the zoo. I hope that we will learn to keep them in the wild then keeping them in zoos.


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Eleanor and guest Orion take the guesswork out of this block.
Eleanor Burns introduces this Patriotic Victory Quilt with 1941 Nine-Patch.
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Mount Stapylton is a rocky fortress located on the northern most fringe of the Grampians. The poorer cousin to more frequented areas such as Wonderland and the Balconies, doesn't pack the same knockout view but as an overall hiking package combines variety of scenery to be every bit their equal.
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Guarding the camera equipment from carnivorous drop-bears is such a daunting English experience.
Miniature landscapes everywhere you look up on the saddle.
Looks a bit like that rock fellow from "The Never Ending Story".
Dappled cloud cover forms a patchwork quilt of light looking north toward Horsham.
Beautiful colour in the rock face of the Taipan wall.
A cocky sticking out like hen's teeth on the Taipan wall.
Cave mouth looking all set for a night time camp.
Walk is littered with interesting rock features.
Taking a break in the shade of a cave while Marcus finds any excuse to talk about Grass reproduction.
Spacing out on the cheddar cheese interior of this rock cave.
Looking east across prime grazing and growing soil of Western Victoria.
Marcus delicately fondling some fresh picked grass.
Returning to the carpark past the Taipan Wall and Mount Stapylton.


Earlier this month we received a very exciting delivery at one of our supported living services in Hammersmith & Fulham. The manager, Martyne O'Reilly, had arranged a duckling hatching kit!
The day the eggs arrived was so exciting. We knew that they should hatch out within the next few days, so anticipation was running high. Jenny settled down to keep a close eye on the eggs in the incubator, eagerly waiting for the first signs of movement.
We didn't have to wait too long! Just the next day, the first cracks appeared in an egg, and everyone watched in wonder as the duckling began to hatch. It took a lot of effort, and the duckling was quite tired when it first emerged. It spent a little time in the incubator to rest and warm up.
Over the next day all of the eggs hatched, until we had four beautiful fluffy ducklings to care for! It was hard to believe that they had ever fitted inside their eggs. They all cuddled up close together and kept each other warm.
They were adorable, full of energy and really active! Everyone enjoyed getting to know them, stroking them and learning how to hold them safely.
When they were a few days old, we filled up a small paddling pool for them so that they could have their first swim. This was great fun – they took to it like, well, ducks to water! It was incredible to see their instincts kick in and work out how to swim straight away. As you can see in the photo below, they also grew a lot in their first week!
Hatching the ducklings was a wonderful experience for us all. Everyone felt so happy to watch as they took their first steps, ate their first meal and then took their first swim.
We were a little sad when it came time for the ducklings to go home, but happy to know that they are going on to a happy life. It was great to be there for the start of their journey, and a perfect way to mark the beginning of Spring.


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When the doctor gave me that advice, my inner response was, "Well, duh!" I didn't voice it, of course, reasoning that he couldn't possibly know how many hours I've spent researching the subject.
Never eat cheesecake again? Oh, my!
Even while I'm researching and trying out all the old home cures, even taking heed of folks who say they can "eat anything" after gallbladder removal, and in the midst of prayer for complete restoration, I am fully aware I may be living low-fat for the rest of my days. I am missing gastronomic indulgences already.
Fat is now become my enemy. No cream in my coffee. Ice cream is but a dream. Cheese-laden Tex-Mex dishes are out of the question. Ciao, alfredo sauce! No Micky-D's French fries ever. How about a tiny two-ounce filet mignon?
Since I can't eat what I crave anymore, I've swung the pendulum and gone on a very restrictive "elimination diet" to try to determine what has caused sluggish bile flow that lead to stones in this tiny but powerful gall bladder of mine.
I won't dwell on my new findings about digestion, since this is not a health blog. Instead, I have some advice for people who don't have gallstones. Eat the cheesecake!
If you don't have arthritis in your ankles, put on those ice skates and try. If you don't have a bad heart, go zip lining. No pain in your feet? Take long hikes in the woods. If carpal tunnel is not a problem, learn to play the piano. If your brain still works and you're so inclined, write poetry. If you plan to wear purple when you are old, do it now!
Disabilities don't come with a heads up. There is no warning bell to tell you there are only 30 days left to do that thing you've always thought you should do. Accidents happen suddenly and old-age creeps in slowly. Either way, we don't expect to someday realize we can't do stuff.
We deprive ourselves of the joys of life for various reasons: we want to be slim; we can't do it with the children; we don't have enough time; we need to save money; it's too risky. Whatever the rationale, we should not let it stand in the way of experiencing all this Short Life has to offer.
When I get over the gallstones and everything is working properly again, I'm going to eat the cheesecake.
Traveling during Thanksgiving week, "people watching" at the airports and renewing family acquaintance, I was struck by the unhappiness and discontent around me. Oh, we had a great time, everyone was upbeat and full of smiles, but some faces in repose tell another story. I decided the world is full of discontent, anger, envy and bitter gall!
Some people would say the world is in worse shape than ever before but we forget about the World Wars 1 and 2: the bombings, food rations and concentration camps. What about the world-wide flood of early mankind? What about Mount Vesuvius? What about the depraved evil of the Roman Empire? The Inquisition? The Black Plague?
I would say a person's own individual crises are what drives folks to depression, gloom and doom, suicide and mad attacks upon innocent bystanders. In October, 1929, people didn't jump off buildings because the world was a mess. They despaired because their own personal finances had suddenly disappeared. The guy who went berserk in Sutherland Springs, Texas, a few weeks ago was angry with his ex-wife's family, not the world.
So, lots of people lost their savings and their homes in the Great Depression. They buckled down, worked for pennies, scraped to get by, stood in soup lines. They kept up hope things would get better. It took a long time but eventually the economy recovered. Those who survived made a choice to struggle through and they were stronger because of it.
In America, there is one divorce approximately every 36 seconds*. Divorce is hard; it's tragic and painful and I wouldn't wish it on anyone, yet all those people generally get through it without killing anyone. They make a choice to fight back through the pain and they are wiser because of it.
Those examples are big things; they are huge! But I think we prepare for the big things by the way we handle the little things—bad traffic on the freeway, misbehaving kids, bad bosses, lost luggage.
We can choose to let something make us unhappy!
This week I've seen people frowning and growling because the shuttle bus was overcrowded and late. One guy got all upside down because his wife danced with someone besides him. Someone on Facebook unfriended an old friend over something embarrassing. A woman was crying in the ladies' room because her husband bought something she thought was frivolous. She had $10k worth of jewelry on her hands.
It's not that these things are easy. It's a trial when we simply don't get our way. Trials aren't ever fun. We can choose to take it hard. But if we choose to be happy in spite of rough times, we can be downright ecstatic when things are going well. We might even bubble over with the giggles.
The geese fly south and the hummingbirds abandon the blooms of the scarlet sage. It's time, according to their light-sensitive eyes, no matter North Texas had some record-breaking heat this November.
They were right, we remark, as the cool weather finally creeps in. Suddenly, it's autumn. We notice when it gets chilly enough to start the heaters in the morning.
On a rare day when the temps are perfect and fireplace smoke wafts in the damp air, I remember living in a primitive place in the Ouachita Mountains. Burning wood for heat and opening windows for cooler air, I would celebrate those "just right" days when neither was required.
When it was almost cool enough for heating fires, I'd get in the mood to make bread. The cook stove warmed up our little house just the right amount.
We celebrated Thanksgivings in the mountain cabin with pumpkin pie baked in a wood-fired oven that added a touch of smoke aroma to everything, even store-bought dinner rolls.
Rain, which came often to the yellow-green forest, meant the leaves lost their crunch and the woods got quieter. Or perhaps it wasn't quiet at all, simply different. In summer there was a constant ki-ki-ki of tiny creatures eating plants, crawling through leaves, dropping miniscule things from the canopy to the floor. That sound disappeared in the cool damp, as did the nightly serenade of tree frogs.
Autumn brought new sounds: wild turkeys gobbling, a mountain stream rushing with fresh water, coyotes setting up their frantic howl and the distant growling of a chainsaw getting the woodpile caught up for winter.
There would be new chores: lots of sweeping as the floor tracked with wet hickory leaves, wood to split, brush to burn, kindling to gather, winter clothing to unpack. I would need to cover tomato plants at night so the green fruit could finish maturing.
The oppressive heat was over and that was worth celebrating when we lived in a place with no fans and no air conditioners. We swapped tank tops for sweaters and got out heavy boots.
I would get excited about the new birds come to feed at our bounty: black-capped chickadees, purple finches and juncos. The phoebes, cardinals and titmice thought a continuous source of seed was a good reason to hang around and they were welcome.
The birds on my feeder bring me back from retrospection. I love walking down that memory lane. There are no regrets for having walked it and no desire to go back, except from the comfort of my centrally heated, all-electric home of the present. We still have birds in the city.
While Dan and I were on a weekend excursion last year, I picked up some cool-looking, wildly colored casual shoes I thought might be handy on a winter cruise vacation we had planned. They were made of elastic strips, with memory foam insoles, brand new and only two dollars at the second-hand store!
I wore them on a shore excursion in The Bahamas and made memories flipping a Segway machine in the sand, twisting my ankle and wounding my pride.
I found out my little two-dollar investment was a good one. The shoes are exceptionally comfortable, easy to slip on, and the multiple colors make them versatile enough to wear with all my summer outfits.
Everywhere I go, I get compliments on my unique shoes. It's very tempting to say, "They were only two dollars!" But I resist. Especially since I stumbled across a pair on the Internet and found out they retail for over fifty bucks!
If I had paid $50 for my shoes, I probably would not have worn them to ride Segways on the beach. For sure I would not have dipped my bruised foot into the cool ocean and gotten salt water all over my new shoes! I would have saved them for strolling around on the deck of the ship. If I had known I was wearing fifty-dollar shoes, I might not have put them on in the rain or to go shopping at Wal-Mart. For $50, I would have been trying harder to make them last two seasons, or maybe three.
I see pros and cons here. I've really enjoyed my shoes more for having put little monetary value on them. But that may be due to a character flaw of mine. Having been trained by parents who suffered through the Great Depression, I am frugal to a fault. If I spend a great deal of money (or time or effort) on a thing, I tend to want to save it. It is only when a thing is cheap (or free or easy) that I feel like I can simply use it up.
But then I see other people who were "born with a silver spoon in their mouth" who waste wantonly. I consider that a character flaw also.
Little kids will ruin their Nike shoes just as quickly as shoes from the dollar store because they don't know the difference in value.
Children in the U.S. sometimes waste their public education years because it is "free." Young, immature college kids often waste their opportunity for higher education because it didn't cost them anything.
It's the same way with medical expenses. I find that I'm more cautious about running to the doctor or authorizing tests because I have to pay for it. Families with government-provided or employer-provided health insurance seem to have less caution about spending health care dollars.
Having lived so many years, in so many situations, I suppose I can see both sides of the coin. I think buying fifty-dollar shoes for two dollars is the best!
In the American South, sometimes it is hard to discern the seasons. The calendar can be a loose guide, but it is seldom ever right on time with the weather. There is a meteorological way of naming the seasons but even that has proved unreliable this year.
September is supposed to be a month of low-pressure cells, cool fronts, sporadic rain and yellow leaves. It is the meteorological beginning of autumn.
This year, however, has been the year of exception in Texas. July and August are typically dry but it rained all summer. Hurricane Harvey flooded half the state. September has been completely dry and exceptionally hot. I'm confused.
I don't know if I still need to buy BT dunks for the pond and bird bath to kill mosquito larvae. I'm not sure if the hummingbirds need nectar. It's almost October but I'm still carrying a summer purse.
The first day of autumn has come and gone but I keep looking for clues. Wal-Mart has Halloween costumes but they put those out on Labor Day. The morning glories have started blooming again but the roses still look dormant. The neighbor's cottonwood is losing leaves but our cypress is not. The state fair starts this week and our lawn needs water. The Japanese maple is not even tinged with red.
When I know that it is fall, I will want to work in the flower beds, clean my oven and buy canned pumpkin. Until I'm sure, I'm not putting my swimsuit away or trading out sleeveless shirts for sweaters in the closet. I'm keeping my flip-flops handy. The gold and orange door wreath remains in the attic.
I had a significant clue this week. When I stuck my nose out the door one morning to test the humidity, I heard a newly formed murder of crows talking about winter accommodations. Crows are to autumn what the robin is to spring.
Texas Crows don't move south for the winter but they do change their roosting habits. After a summer of pairing up and fighting for territory, a large group will get together in one area that provides food, water and shelter. They share during hard times.
They can be seen in large congregations in trees barren of leaves. They sound like a noisy crowd gathered for a spectacle. When I see crows gathering and hear them talking, I know that autumn has arrived, even if it is close to 100 degrees F. today.
I conjured up an unusual smell this morning, cleaning the coffee maker, dumping the grounds and throwing something in the trash while the garbage disposal was running.
I think it was cherry tobacco! Most specifically, it was Mr. Ellis' cherry cigars, circa 1963. His domain was the corner grocery of my childhood. Old wood, various chocolates and garlic bologna permeated the air but Mr. Ellis' cigars surmounted them all.
With the phantom or artificial recreation of this odor from my past came a flood of memories—walking to the store on a summer morning, carrying in glass Pepsi bottles to redeem for a huge 16 ounce soda Mom and I would divide for a special summer lunch.
I was fond of the old man and sad when he didn't open the store for a few days. Desperate for something, Mom told me to knock on the door of the little house in back because he lived there. It was a strange man who opened. I never knew Mr. Ellis had fuzzy white hair or whiskers or that he wore undershirts just like my dad's. He was grumpy but he opened the shop and sold me what I needed.
The closed days became more and more frequent and then one day the store was shuttered for good. Mom told me he was not coming back. I wondered how she knew. We all hoped someone else would buy the shop and open it.
Ellis' Grocery was our convenience, the place for bananas or bread, candy and frosty soda from a chiller box with ice in it. It was our nostalgia made from screen doors with Rainbo bread handles and Prince Albert in a can and cardboard cigar boxes he would save for you if you asked nicely.
What is it (I wonder) about smells that are so inexplicably linked to memory? Cherry tobacco takes me back to childhood. How can a lemon dish soap used during pregnancy more than forty years ago still trigger a picture of me passing out in the bathroom from morning sickness? Wood smoke every fall triggers memories of our cabin in the Ouachita National Forest. Diesel fuel sparks the summer Mom and I awaited my sister in a bus station on our journey to St. Louis when I was eleven.
Doctors have experimented with certain smells to trigger memory in elderly people. I think they used things like cinnamon and orange, maybe rosemary—all pleasant smells. I wonder what would happen if they tried cigar smoke and diesel fuel?
"Can I be you when I grow up?" the lady at the gas station asked because she drooled over my little foreign sports car. She made me laugh. It feels good to be envied.
We both felt near tears but we laughed instead and said we were driving a big, white house shoe.
Pride and humiliation—I wonder if they are innate in us or if they're learned.
Our parents teach us to take pride in our accomplishments and feel disappointment and embarrassment when we fail. Or perhaps they merely encourage what is already there.
School teachers use pride and shame to encourage good behavior and study. The very system of grading supports comparison of ourselves to other students. Maybe even class "show and tell" gets us started on that path.
Advertisers encourage this thinking, of course, in order to sell goods and services. They know everyone wants to throw the ball like a sports hero, cook like a professional chef, look like a model, and charm like a movie star. Owning what our heroes own or recommend is surely the way to be enviable.
Some of the newest advertising uses shame as well, portraying young people whispering behind someone's back. Human imagination convinces us we could be the subject of secret derision if we don't use that product, drive that vehicle or wear that brand.
We are not allowed to see the heartache involved, the plastic surgery, clothes altering, photo airbrushing, contract negotiations or legal wrangling that goes on behind product promotions. We only see what they want us to see.
The same is true of my beautiful car. Success is the finished product you see. You are not allowed to see my fourteen-hour days behind the counter at Quik Trip, hauling rocks up the side of a mountain, living in the back of an office or driving the big, white house shoe.
If that young lady who was jealous of my car could have known the path I've walked, would she have been willing to trade places with me? Or would she have said, "No, thank you! I'll keep the life I'm comfortable with"?


As scissors clipped a red ribbon in half Thursday afternoon, the Hornell United Way Community Care Center at 20 Elm St. is officially ready to begin helping people who are struck with economic hardship, medical problems and other needs.
The center will house Turning Point of Hornell and St. James Mercy Health's Wellness Council of the Southern Tier.
"The co-location of many programs, centrally located in Hornell, is a real key to helping people in Steuben County," said Laura Opelt, executive director of Catholic Charities Steuben.
Turning Point is a non-profit organization set-up by Catholic Charities of Steuben to provide people with emergency financial assistance with utilities and prescriptions, food and personal items, bus tokens, financial counseling, nutrition education, mentoring and case management, according to Donna Mehlenbacher, manager of Turning Point in Hornell.
The Wellness Council of the Southern Tier will be located at the center and will provide people without health insurance with screening services for breast, cervical, colorectal and prostate cancer. If a problem is detected, then an expedited Medicaid application will be obtainable to make treatment possible.
"The center is so amazing, it means reassurance in the community and gives you a sense of well being, they help you physically and mentally," said Diane Clemons, who has already started using its services. She plans to volunteer at the center in the future.
Hornell city Clerk Robert Roberts was at the ceremony, presenting the center with a $5,000 check from the City of Hornell. He read a letter from Hornell Mayor Shawn Hogan welcoming the center to the area.


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Q: What is involved in a WSL "distribution"? WSL allows the user to use any distribution of their choice, and Ubuntu is installed by default.
I don't really understand the relevance of the distribution in the WSL context. My understanding is that Linux distribution refers to the skin of the OS. A UI layer on top of the OS core. But when using WSL you just use the command line, or perhaps run an independant single gui application. So what is the relevance of distribution in this context, and what difference does it make which distribution you choose?

A: In a broad term, the difference in distributions is a difference in skin. The different graphic interfaces is just a special case of it.
Primarily, there are two major differences between any two distributives:

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*what is included inside the repository and what is not included;

*what are defaults for the basic tools.

The example for the first could be a version of libraries or applications. Once developer make a new version - the maintainer of the distributive should download it, compile, and publish in the repository. If the maintainer (who is a real person) is expecting a lot of bugs in the new version of the application - he can skip that version. But the maintainer of another distributive will publish it as is and allow regular users to complain about bugs directly to developers.
For the second: in Ubuntu, the sudo is checking the group wheel for the list of users who is allowed to use sudo. In Fedora, that group is named sudo. That difference is built into the tool sudo during its compilation before it is put in repository as one of the basic tools.
And please do not forget, that the terminal is also a UI. Just not graphical. And there too could be differences. For example: in Ubuntu, you are using apt to install new applications from its repository, but in Fedora you are using dnf for the same task. That can be viewed as different UI choices. They have the very same purpose and almost the very same abilities and limitations. Just different set of command line keys and are working with packages of different structure.
With a good understanding of OS structure it is possible to ignore which distributive you installed and mix different approaches from different distros. You can recompile sudo yourself and define its special group as admins for example. Or you can install dnf on Ubuntu (or apt on Fedora) and download applications from both repositories, you would probably have to adjust some settings of the downloaded application afterwards, but it is possible.
And of course, you can always download some application/library as a source code, and compile it yourself, and share the compiled version - that would become you own distributive.
That apply to both - normal setup of OS and a WSL one.

A: The distribution is the collection of software, which not only influences look and feel, but also availability of packages and maintainance thereof. A package you want to use may not be available on some distribution.
If you installed ubuntu via WSL you have to take care of updating the packages like on a VM ( apt update + apt upgrade).
Some other distributions may be faster or slower at providing patches (or maintaining packages at all).

A: Some other answers here have focused on the "normal" meaning of a "Linux distribution", which is certainly useful to understand as background for your question.  But you are asking about it specifically in the context of WSL.

what difference does it make which distribution you choose?

Let me answer that part of your question first, before we get into the "differences" regarding distributions on WSL.  The main differences in Linux distributions are going to be (focusing primarily on the WSL/developer needs here):

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*Versions of applications available in the default repositories.  There are (to over-summarize) typically two types of distributions that you will find:

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*"Stable" distributions, which tend to update very infrequently (other than security updates) but focus on making sure (to the best of their ability) that all packages work together well and don't break the system.  Ubuntu, Debian, and Red Hat are good examples of these.
Ubuntu, for example, has one release every 6 months.  But only every two years (in April of even numbered years) is it updated with a long-term support (LTS) version (e.g. 22.04 LTS), which is supported for 5 years.

*"Rolling-release" distributions, which focus on getting new releases of software into their repositories as soon as they are considered stable and tested.  Arch and Kali are common examples of these.
openSUSE, as another example, has distribution releases for each model, and both are available as Microsoft Store installs for WSL.  If you search the Store for openSUSE, you'll find both "Leap" releases (stable) and "Tumbleweed" (rolling).
Whether you choose a Stable or Rolling release is really up to you.  I keep both around, personally.  There's no reason at all on WSL to limit yourself to just one distribution (other than disk space).  I've used Tumbleweed as my rolling release for a while, with the latest LTS of Ubuntu as my stable.  However, I've been impressed with Artix as a rolling release (based on Arch) and am probably going to be trying it as my daily-rolling-driver for a while.
Also note that, as a developer (from the fact that you posted this first on Stack Overflow, as well as your profile there), it may not matter quite as much for you based on the languages and tools you use.  You appear to do a lot of Node-based/React/web/framework development from your SO tags.  Under WSL (or any Linux distribution), you're unlikely to use the pre-packaged, repository version of Node.js anyway.  You're going to install via nvm or n.  Then, of course, you'll install packages/modules via npm, yarn (or other).
And even for languages which are critical to the system and shouldn't be changed (e.g. it's a bad idea to change the Python version in a Linux distribution), you can use Docker or other virtualization/container technologies to use different language versions on WSL, regardless of the distribution.  (More reading on that topic - See my recent answer regarding Docker Python on the Ask Ubuntu question How do I install a different Python version using apt-get?).
So, as a developer, if you don't have any non-developer reasons to go with a rolling release, a stable-style distribution might make your life easier in the long run.

*Availability of documentation and support is another good reason to choose a distribution.  It's on this basis that I simply have to recommend Ubuntu to most new WSL users (and it is, as you mention, now the default WSL distribution).  Most blogs, videos, or other instructional documentation that you find are going to focus on how to do things in Ubuntu.  This may be shifting somewhat to Arch, but for now I think the advantage in this camp still goes to Ubuntu.
That's not to say that you can blindly follow any Ubuntu (or any distribution) documentation and have it work on WSL.  There are a number of differences in WSL that mean you often need to tweak the instructions somewhat.  Some of those differences are covered below, but I try to maintain a more complete list in this Ask Ubuntu answer.
On the flip side, note that Kali is an advanced distribution, even when not in WSL.  See the excellent meta post here, If you need to ask, then Kali Linux is not the right distribution for you.

So what is the relevance of distribution in this [the WSL] context

In WSL, the word "Distribution" is actually a bit overloaded, with several meanings, as well as some important differences from the "normal" definition of Linux distribution:

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*First, a WSL distribution, at its core, is simply a packaged root filesystem.  It can include something as simple as a single statically linked executable (like BusyBox) or a complex ecosystem of packages, scripts, and package management (like Ubuntu or Arch).
That package can be a:

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*tar or tar.gz

*A Hyper-V virtual disk image (vhd or vhdx) in the latest WSL Preview releases.

But really, as long as you can package your files in one of those two forms, you can, at least wsl --import the package into a WSL distribution.  There are some convenient (and presumably tested) distributions available to install from the Microsoft Store into WSL, but they ultimately package an install.tar.gz which then gets installed into WSL.
WSL's packaging has the added advantage that it is really easy to convert any software for which there is a Docker image to a WSL "distribution".  Just docker pull ..., docker run ..., and docker export ... to create a tarball.  Want a Red Hat image that isn't in the Microsoft Store, just grab the appropriate Docker image.  BusyBox?  Same.  Etc.
To be a "bootable" distribution, however, you do need a minimum of:

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*An /etc/passwd with one or more users.

*The shell defined for the primary user, which becomes the default entry point.

*If the user is not root, then you either need a /etc/wsl.conf defining the default user (see here) or a registry entry.

*A "normal" Linux distribution also typically provides a default:

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*Init system

*Kernel with drivers

*Bootloader (typically GRUB2)

*X and/or Wayland server

None of that is needed or utilized in WSL.  WSL provides its own kernel.  While (in WSL2 at least) you can build your own (from standard kernel sources) and replace it, a single kernel is shared among all distributions that you have installed on your Windows/WSL system.  In WSL1, this is a pseudo-kernel that does syscall translations from Linux to Windows.  In WSL2, it is a real Linux kernel running in a managed (as in, you can't typically see it, access it, or change it) Hyper-V virtual machine.
WSL also provides its own init system, which handles the interoperability between WSL/Linux and the Windows layer (such as networking, the ability to execute Windows binaries through binfmt_misc, WSLg boot, and more).
This can be problematic, since WSL does not run the standard init for most Linux distributions.  For instance, even though Ubuntu/Debian/Arch (pretty much everyone other than some niche distros) runs Systemd, WSL does not enable it, even when running one of those "distributions".  See my explanations here and here.
And while Systemd is, of course, the dominant init system, it is more problematic than most other init systems under WSL since both WSL's init and Systemd vie to be PID1.  Systemd will flat out refuse to run as anything but PID1 (and WSL2 won't let it, without using namespaces as a workaround).  Some other inits / process managers can run as non-PID1, so are more (IMHO) suitable for use under WSL.  I've had good success with Artix and Dinit, for instance.  And as a plain-vanilla process manager, Supervisord works reasonably well under most any distribution.

*A WSL "Distribution" can also mean the "instance" or "container" that is created from the imported package.  Running wsl -l -v will list the installed distributions on your system.
When you run one of these, at least under WSL2, what is running is essentially a container (isolated namespace) for the package you imported.

*A Linux distribution also often comes with a default Desktop environment (e.g. Gnome, KDE Plasma, Xfce, others) as well as (as you mention) theming.  While it's possible to run a desktop environment from your a distro in WSL, it's not a standard process.  In Windows 11, WSL can run Linux GUI applications through the use of the WSLg feature, but that's for running individual Linux applications integrated into the Windows desktop.
Running a Linux desktop environment can be done (either through third-party X server, WSLg full-screen Weston/Xwayland, or XRDP) but (with the exception of XRDP) you'll need to make sure that keybindings for things like Alt+Tab are changed so that they don't get intercepted by Windows built-in functionality.

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My understanding is that Linux distribution refers to the skin of the OS. A UI layer on top of the OS core.

That's not correct. Linux distributions differ in many fundamental ways which go beyond the look&feel of the GUI:

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*versions of the kernel, plus various customizations (Want the latest kernel and cutting-edge software? Use Fedora. Want stability? Use RHEL.)

*support for different hardware devices

*package managers (RHEL has rpm, yum, and dnf; Debian has dpkg and apt; ArchLinux has pacman; and so on)

*software packages and tools (Debian, for instance, has only free and open source software in its main repo)

*repositories, with different timelines for updates and bugfixes

However, if your main use is just writing some Bash script, your experience will be more or less the same regardless of the distro.

A: I'm not entirely sure if this is "the" answer to your question, but different distros can have different kernel requirements at a given point in time, causing WSL1 compatibility to differ across distros.
As a practical example, Arch Linux suffered from the "kernel too old" problem for a while due to a change in glibc-2.33-4, whereas Ubuntu didn't.
However, this issue also came up on Arch containers on CentOS, so it was not specific to WSL1 per se. But practically speaking it meant you would have more difficulty getting Arch running on WSL1.

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Following the release of an evaluation report for the School Enrolment and Attendance Measure (SEAM) trial, the Gillard Government's incompetence can now include being unable to get children to attend school, Shadow Minister for Indigenous Affairs Senator Nigel Scullion said today.
"The report shows that this trial program is an absolute shambles that has not been implemented properly," Senator Scullion said.
"The SEAM trial report states that the work of government has resulted in only 25% of parents making an effort to improve their child's attendance – so I can only deduce that 75% made no effort to ensure their children were in school even after being captured in the SEAM initiative.
"Clearly the government has failed to follow through on the enforcement measures including suspending welfare payments where necessary.
"Only seven parents in the Northern Territory had welfare payments suspended (for enrolment) when we know from the NT Government's own education budget papers that attendance rates are around 32% for Indigenous primary school students attending school regularly.
"Through reading the report is appears that the government is more focused on the exchange of enrolment data between schools and Centrelink. This trial is meant to be about getting kids to go to school, not about data swapping.
"The report also talks about the potential threat of a suspension of welfare payments, not the threat of potential suspension – it seems the threat is potential, not the suspension.
"It just shows why so many parents have not taken SEAM and any potential sanctions seriously.
"This Labor Government has the reverse Midas touch – everything this government touches turn not to gold but to mush.
"We have to work with communities and schools in a partnership that support tough measures, where needed, to get kids to school to give them the best start for a good future.
"While labor focus solely on process rather than outcomes, and remain afraid to enforce sanctions or suspensions, their programs will continue to fail and the gap will never close," Senator Scullion said.


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Man to appear in court charged with Ratcliffe Road burglary and arson
Nobody was injured in the fire which was started just after 9am though a dog had to be rescued from the blaze.
Firefighters were called to a house fire in Ratcliffe Road, Loughborough on Thursday, April 9, 2015.
A 28-YEAR-OLD man will appear in court this morning (Tuesday April 14) charged with burglary and arson after an incident in Ratcliffe Road, Loughborough last Thursday (April 9).
Three fire crews were called to put out the blaze in an upstairs bedroom and a number of items were stolen from the property including a Tiffany bracelet, an Armani Watch and a Samsung laptop.
The man charged with the two counts relating to the incident is due to appear before Leicester Magistrates after being arrested yesterday (Monday).


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For what it's worth, the 9/12/07 edition of the Statesman Journal newspaper in Salem, Oregon, reported the following:
"A Salem man is accused of shooting tracer-type rounds from a high-powered rifle that started a Polk County wildfire, a blaze that burned 425 acres of private and public land.
"Eric Larkins, 40, of Salem was arrested about 3:30 p.m. Tuesday after he turned himself in at patrol headquarters, Polk County sheriff's spokesman Lt. Jeff Van Laanen said.
"The fire, known as the 1500 Road Fire, was reported about noon Saturday near Bald Mountain, five miles southwest of Falls City. About 425 acres of land protected by the Oregon Department of Forestry have burned.
"Larkin faces criminal charges of second-degree mischief and reckless burning, a class A misdemeanor.
"Deputy Brian Dunkin said that Larkins was target shooting in a rural area close to where the fire began Saturday. ... Larkins was with three to five other friends, shooting a military-style .50 caliber sniper rifle, when three shots were fired into a tree stump. The bullets were described as armor-piercing, incendiary, tracer-type rounds.
"When the group saw smoke from the stump, they tried to extinguish the fire, but it grew out of control. They fled and called 911 but did not claim responsibility."
There's more, including the fact that the shooters told police that a black SUV was seen in the area just before the fire -- an attempt to throw suspicion elsewhere. The fire was estimated by just one of the private landowners to cost upwards of $200k. You can check it out at:
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The ammo must have cost almost as much as the fire damage
alleyrunner
lies all lies...
just now found this post, while searching for something else...
the S-J article contains errors, probably due to misinformation provided by Polk county Sheriff's department... und i vas dere, Charley!
as one of the shooters, i wish to correct said errors to prevent further propagation!
once we realized that we could not stop the fire, we called it in. we offered to remain and help fight the fire- dispatcher TOLD US TO LEAVE. we did report a second vehicle in the area- which was the truth, not an attempt to confuse the issue!
Mr. Larkins was told by the PCSD that if he would turn in his rifle, he would not be arrested. he took the rifle to PCSD, and they immediately arrested him. at no time did the PCSD interview any of the adults in our party, but did attempt to interview a minor!
Mr. Larkins' atty. succeeded in squashing the charges- but PCSD refused for two years to return his rifle, and it was in poor condition at that time.
so much for PCSD, and the S-J...
#4 · May 14, 2017 (Edited)
I'm just amazed that people in Oregon are still allowed to have any guns. This reminds me, some stupid twunt in Portland still has a CZ 52 of mine.
lol... CZ-52 very good gun... get it back!
P99pete
Back when I was in college and in ROTC we went for a weekend field exercise in rifle marksmanship with M16A1s. Also included was some live fire with a M-60 GPMG to get us familiar with it. Our range was maybe 300 meters long and targets were set up in front of back stop made of old railroad ties, dripping with creosote in the dessert sun. The M-60 was being fed standard ball-tracer mix, tracer burn out at roughly 600 meters. Sure enough, after a few bursts the railroad ties started to smoke from the tracer hits, then went up to full flaming fire. We put it out though, I doubt the weapons test range we were at would have been happy had we let the whole thing go up in flames. Was a good time for all, until the weapons cleaning at the National Guard armory.
Walthers owned: Manuhrin PP 7.65mm, S&W PPK/S, P1, P99 AS, PPQ M1, PPS M1
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Actually, .50 API bullets are often the cheapest, as they were sold as surplus, and few ranges allow their use, creating a glut of API bullets, and far fewer ball, AP, or regular tracer bullets.
Almost 10 years old. May be a record for an old thread. Good thread though.
My Walthers:
1930 PP .32
1934 PPK .32
1968 PPK .380
Interarms PPK .380
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An animal protection charity has filed a Judicial Review against Defra's allowance of the widespread use of fast growing breeds of chicken, known as Frankenchicken, contrary to legislation that bans the keeping of animals if their breeding causes 'detriment to their health and welfare'.
The Humane League UK argues that the standard industry use of breeds of chicken who grow unnaturally large, unnaturally fast is unlawful, and challenges Defra's current position allowing the use of these extreme breeds.
Pru Elliott, Senior Campaigner at The Humane League UK, said: "There's an assumption that because intensively breeding chickens to grow unnaturally fast is standard practice, it is therefore legal.
"But looking at the legislation it's crystal clear that the law is being flouted in standard chicken production."
The case asks the court to determine that Defra's policy to permit the current standard of farming fast-growing 'FrankenChickens' in the country is in breach of the Welfare of Farmed Animals (England) Regulations 2007. The rule states: 'Animals may only be kept for farming purposes if it can reasonably be expected, on the basis of their genotype or phenotype, that they can be kept without any detrimental effect on their health or welfare.'
Elliott continued: "We believe Defra has an unlawful policy in permitting the use of these breeds and should instead be stipulating that they cannot be used. We also believe they have an unlawful monitoring system in place that fails to detect the scale of welfare issues associated with fast growing chickens."
Broiler chickens have been genetically selected over decades to prioritise for fast growth, to produce as much meat in the shortest possible time. As a result, they can suffer from a wide range of health and welfare issues.
Last year an investigation by The Humane League UK revealed that the muscle disease white striping, caused by fast growth, was present in over 8 in 10 standard packets of chicken on supermarket shelves.
The challenge comes after the RSPCA published a scientific report in 2020 comparing the welfare of three different breeds of fast growing chicken. It showed that the fast growing breeds have poorer health and welfare than a slower growing breed.
Three further scientific studies by the University of Bristol, the University of Guelph, and the Royal Veterinary College all support these findings.
Despite the clear scientific consensus and the findings from numerous undercover investigations on broiler farms using these breeds, Defra's position is that fast growing breeds can be kept without detriment to their health or welfare, as stated in its responses to The Humane League UK's pre-action correspondence.
Edie Bowles, Solicitor at Advocates for Animals and representing The Humane League UK in this case, said: "The law is clear that farmed animals can only be kept if the breed used will not experience detriment to their health or welfare. The science clearly shows that fast growing broilers cannot be kept without such detriment. It is therefore evident that keeping fast growing broilers is unlawful."
The case also challenges the 'trigger system,' Defra's monitoring system aimed at detecting welfare issues associated with commercial broilers. The trigger system requires vets at abattoirs to report welfare issues, but only if they occur above a given threshold as set out in Defra's Code of Practice. The Humane League UK believes the threshold set by Defra is too high.
The high threshold results in countless welfare issues not being reported and dealt with. This is contrary to the 2007 farm animal welfare regulations which state: 'If the mortality rate of the chickens or the results of the post-mortem inspection are consistent with poor animal welfare conditions, the official veterinarian must communicate the data to the keeper of those chickens and to the Secretary of State without delay.'
Charities have been campaigning for food companies to commit to ending the use of fast-growing FrankenChickens by asking them to sign up to the Better Chicken Commitment (BCC), which demands slower growing breeds, more space, natural light and enrichment, less painful slaughter methods and third-party auditing.
KFC, Nando's, Greggs, Marks and Spencer and Waitrose are among the 250+ companies in the UK and EU to have committed to the BCC, but supermarkets including Morrisons, Asda, Sainsbury's and Lidl are refusing.
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