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Aston Villa vs Brentford
It will be a clash of unbeaten sides when Aston Villa (fifth, seven points) host Brentford (fourth, seven points) in the Championship.
After starting the season with two consecutive wins, Villa were then held to a 1-1 draw at Ipswich Town last weekend. That was their fourth consecutive match in which they failed to pick up a clean sheet – their longest run since August 2017.
The Villans have lost only once at home in 17 league games including play-offs (W11, D5, L1). However, they remain winless against Brentford in four Championship matches (D2, L2) and have last defeated them in any competition way back in 1953.
The visitors have lost only once in their last 12 Championship matches (W6, D5, L1), during which they have scored at least once in 11 matches. However, they have never won away at Villa in six matches in all competitions (D4, L2).
The attacking nature of Brentford stands out this season, with the Bees managing 14 attempts on goal in each of their last two league matches. With 12 goals in four matches this season, they have hit the ground running already.
Players to watch: John McGinn (AST) has two assists in his last two matches, while Neal Maupay has been directly involved in six of Brentford's eight goals this season (three goals, three assists).
Stat attack: In five of the last six home league matches for Villa, there have been under 2.5 goals scored.
In six of the last seven matches between these sides, there have been under 2.5 goals scored.
Villa lost only twice at home in 23 matches last season (W14, D7, L2)
There have been under 2.5 goals scored in the last nine away league games for Brentford.
Brentford have scored 68% of their goals in the second half in their away matches last season.
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Stoke vs Wigan
Two teams in dire need of a confidence boost meet at the Bet365 stadium, with Stoke searching for their first home win since January, while Wigan will be gunning for their first win here since 2011.
With just two points from their opening three games, eighteenth-placed Stoke (D2, L1) could see themselves in an early-season bottom-table battle should they fail to pick up points here. A 2-2 away draw to Preston in their last game saved face, but only papered over the fact that they've took just 19 league points from 20 games since the turn of 2018.
A strong opener against Sheffield Wednesday saw Wigan (W1, D1, L1) placed in the top-half of the Championship table, but a 3-2 away loss to Villa gave way to a morale-killing 3-1 away cup loss, before drawing 2-2 at home to Forest. With all three of Wigan's openers seeing over 2.5 goals, manager Paul Cook's hopes of a second season promotional challenge may hinge on their ability to win-to-nil.
Surprisingly, these teams have only met in 29 head-to-head fixtures – with Stoke winning ten, Wigan seven, along with 12 draws.
Can manager Gary Rowett pull off a first Stoke home win against Wigan in nearly ten years? Or will Wigan get their first away points of the season after chalking up only two away losses in the whole of last season? (League One)
Players to watch: Stoke's Benik Afobe has scored two goals in three games so far, and will go up against three-goal Nick Powell who has a goal-a-game record for Wigan.
Stat attack: These teams have five 2-2 head-to-head draws in eight previous meetings.
All seven of both teams' combined games this season have seen over 2.5 goals scored (in all competitions).
In 25 of 37 wins under Cook since August 2017, Wigan have won-to-nil (in all comps).
EUROPE: Champions League – Qualification
MOL Vidi (Hun) vs AEK Athens FC (Gre)
It's the first of two legs in the Champions League (CL) final qualification round, and regardless of what happens we will see an unfamiliar name in the CL group stage draw. MOL Vidi are competing to make the CL proper for the first time ever, whilst it would be AEK's first appearance since 2006/07.
Three-time Hungarian champions Vidi, are better known by their previous name Videoton – the club was renamed this year under a new sponsorship deal. Vidi have got to this stage by scraping past all three of their opponents, most recently going through on away goals vs Malmo (1-1 on aggregate).
This will be a first meeting between these sides, and Vidi's first game vs Greek opposition in Europe. AEK however, are winless in five away matches to Hungarian teams (D2, L3).
The Greek champions are yet to begin their domestic season, but a potential lack of match fitness wasn't a problem as they dispatched Celtic in the last round (3-2 on aggregate).
AEK have played two fewer qualification ties than Vidi due to Greece's higher UEFA coefficient ranking (Greece: 15, Hungary: 36).
Players to watch: Full-back Loïc Négo has found himself involved in three of Vidi's five goals in qualifying so far (two assists, one goal).
Marko Livaja's goal last time out for AEK sank Celtic. The Croatian forward signed a permanent deal after impressing on loan last term, when he scored eight goals in 27 league appearances.
Stat attack: Vidi have knocked out teams from higher-ranking countries in each of the last two rounds.
Five of Vidi's six CL qualifiers so far have featured under 2.5 goals; both of AEK's games saw both teams find the net.
Two thirds of AEK's Greek league games last season saw under 2.5 goals scored in total (20/30), with matches averaging 2.1 goals.
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SC Constitution Bench Gives Disputed Land To Build Temple While Separate Plot To Be Allotted To Construct A Mosque
By Legal Era
[ By Bobby Anthony ]
A five-judge Supreme Court Constitution Bench headed by Chief Justice of India Ranjan Gogoi has ruled that possession of inner and outer courtyards of the disputed site at Ayodhya will be handed over to a trust which will construct a Hindu temple.
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The bench also ruled that alternate land must be allotted to Muslims to construct the mosque. "A suitable plot of land measuring 5 acres is to be handed over to Sunni Waqf Board either by the Central government or the state government. The Sunni Wakf Board is at liberty to construct a mosque at the allotted land," the bench ruled.
"Muslim parties must get alternate land. Wrong committed must be limited," the five-member Constitution bench comprising Justice S A Bobde, Justice D Y Chandrachud, Justice Ashok Bhushan and Justice S Abdul Nazeer stated.
Suit 3 by Nirmohi Akhara was dismissed as barred by limitation. Suit 4 and Suit 5 was within limitation, the bench stated.
The constitution bench of the Supreme Court said that all forms of beliefs equal before the Constitution. "Constitution speaks through the judges. Worship of the inner courtyard continued by Hindus even when in possession," the bench stated.
The bench stated that for 325 years, from the construction of the mosque until 1857, Muslims have given no evidence of offering prayers at the disputed structure in exclusion of Hindus. Destruction of the mosque in 1992 was in breach of the Supreme Court order, the bench stated.
The bench stated that the Muslims Sunni Waqf Board couldn't establish adverse possession on the disputed site. The disputed site is one composite whole, the bench stated. No namaz was conducted after 1949, the Supreme Court bench stated.
Citing evidence that Hindus continued praying there, at Ram Chabutara, garbh griha, the Supreme Court ruled that Muslims haven't been able to establish possessory right on the disputed property.
The bench stated that documents show that before 1857, Hindus were not barred from worshipping in the inner courtyard and that the railing segregating the outer and inner courtyard was made in 1857. However, Hindus always believed that the birthplace of Ram was in the inner courtyard of the mosque, the Supreme Court stated.
The riots of 1934 and disturbances in 1949 show possession of inner courtyard was a matter of contestation. It can't be said Muslims have been able to establish their possessory title, the Supreme Court stated.
"It is clearly established that while Muslims offered prayers inside the inner courtyard, the same was done by Hindus in the outer court yard. Prior to 1856-57, there was no exclusion of Hindus from praying there. Exodus of Hindus from the inner courtyard remained contentious too. They continued to worship at Ram Chabutra and they worshipped the Garbh Griha from the railings," the Supreme Court constitutional bench stated.
Regarding Sri Ram Lalla Virajman's petition, the Supreme Court stated that mere existence of a structure beneath the mosque cannot lead to a title today even if the Supreme Court finds that it was a Hindu temple. "There was no cessation of namaz or abandonment of structure by the Muslims," the Supreme Court stated.
Earlier the Supreme Court stated that the Sunni Waqf Board's suit is maintainable, but Muslims can't assert the right of adverse possession.
"Faith is a matter of individual believer. Once the court has the material that the faith is genuine, the court must not interfere and acknowledge it. Value of a secular constitution lies in mutual deference," the Supreme Court Constitutional bench stated.
The Supreme Court stated that the underlying structure was not of Islamic religion since artefacts, architectural evidence had distinct non- Islamic nature.
The Supreme Court stated that an Archeological Survey of India (ASI) report that held that there was a structure underneath the Babri Masjid which can't be dismissed as conjecture or just a guess work and junked theory of pre-existence of an Idgah at the disputed site. "Babri mosque wasn't constructed on a vacant land. An underlying structure did exist," the Supreme Court stated.
"Sri Ram Lala Virajman is a juristic entity, but Sri Ram Janmasthan isn't and the Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) report can't be dismissed as a conjecture or just a guess work," the Supreme Court stated.
Regarding Gopal Singh Visharad's suit, the Supreme Court ruled that the right asserted to worship at the disputed property can be pursued by others even if the original plaintiff died.
EXPERT REACTION TO THE VERDICT:
"The Supreme Court has done justice. The verdict is based on legal provisions and evidence. We should all respect it and move on with life towards progress. The media and politicians should play a positive role in implementing the verdict and maintain harmony".
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The Mission Chapel located on Main Street Fiskerton, was opened in 1874, built at a cost of £300, funds being raised by public subscription. It was built primarily to cater for the families of the boats and barges travelling up and down the Trent, but was used for services for only a short time
By the 19th century there was a strong Methodist presence in Fiskerton.
The Methodist Chapel, which is located on the corner of Gravelly Lane and Main Street Fiskerton, dates from 1809 and an extension at the rear was added in 1888. In the mid 1800s two services were held every Sunday with a congregation of around 75 at each and there was also a thriving Sunday school. The last Methodist service was held in July 2004, but the chapel had already been sold to "Henri's Revivals" about 15 years earlier.


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OHCHR > English > Your Human Rights > SexualOrientationGender > Effective inclusion of LGBT persons
Discriminatory laws and socio-cultural norms continue to marginalize and exclude lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and gender-diverse persons from education, health care, housing, employment and occupation, and other sectors. This environment of exclusion lends itself to violence and discrimination. Exclusion also leads to inequality of opportunity and of access to resources.
Twelve UN entities expressed concern about these issues in a joint statement released in 2015: "Discrimination and violence contribute to the marginalization of LGBTI people and their vulnerability to ill health including HIV infection, yet they face denial of care, discriminatory attitudes and pathologization in medical and other settings... The exclusion of LGBTI people from the design, implementation and monitoring of laws and policies that affect them perpetuates their social and economic marginalization."
Dynamics of exclusion in different contexts
Political campaigns, parliamentary debates and public manifestations reveal social prejudice and misconceptions about the nature and moral character of LGBT persons in all regions of the world. Ultraconservative and ultranationalist groups are also on the rise, reclaiming so-called identities at the expense of sexual and gender minorities, challenging advances, and preventing the development of laws and policies inclusive of LGBT people. LGBT issues are often instrumentalized by political and religious leaders as a threat to national cohesion, culture and tradition, in particular during periods of political and socio-economic instability.
LGBTI persons become the "other", the "foreign", whose sole purpose is to undermine the national project from within. All these have an impact on the social inclusion of LGBT individuals, negatively affecting their access to health care, education, housing, employment, political participation, and personal security and freedom from violence.
At school, LGBT pupils face abuse, including physical violence, social isolation, humiliation, and death threats that result in feelings of unsafety, missed school days, and reduced chances of academic success. Due to such abuse in educational settings, LGBT youth are more likely to commit suicide than others.
Read UN experts' statement on access to education
In the working world, LGBT persons also face discrimination and abuse in all regions and in all stages of the employment cycle: hiring, advancement, training, compensation and termination, and in the implementation of benefits throughout. As a result, LGBT people are forced to conceal their sexual orientation and gender identity, which can lead to considerable anxiety and loss of productivity.
LGBT people also face discrimination in access to housing. In addition, exclusion from homes and communities leads to a disproportionate representation of LGBT people among the homeless. They also face discrimination in accessing shelters, and further exclusion, criminalization and stigma because they are homeless.
Read UN experts' statement on access to housing
LGBT persons also face health disparities: higher rates of breast and cervical cancer and HIV infection, and of mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, self-harm and suicide. Barriers such as the criminalization of consensual same-sex sexual activities and pathologisation too often render health services unavailable, inaccessible, or unacceptable. Far too often, LGBT people also face discriminatory attitudes of health-care providers, and disrespect or violation of medical privacy that deter them from seeking services.
Read UN experts' statement on access to health
The current COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated pre-existing inequalities prevalent worldwide. The response to the pandemic reproduces and exacerbates the patterns of discrimination, social exclusion and violence. The existence of criminalization laws, for example, further exposes LGBT persons to police abuse and arbitrary arrest or detention, and deters them from fully accessing aid programs and services put in place by States. While contributing to social isolation recommendations by staying at home, LGBT children, youths and elders are forced to endure prolonged exposure to unaccepting family members, which aggravates rates of domestic violence, physical and emotional abuse, as well as damage to mental health. In many jurisdictions, LGBT persons overwhelmingly rely on informal economies heavily affected by COVID-19 restrictions. The reallocation of health resources has also intensified shortages of antiretrovirals for those living with HIV, and impacted the ability of trans men and women to receive hormonal therapy or gender-affirming care.
Further, the pandemic has created a context conducive to increased persecution. Hate speech inciting violence against LGBT persons has been on the rise, including discourse by prominent political or religious leaders blaming the pandemic on the existence of LGBT persons. Some States have also enacted measures which intentionally target LGBT persons under the guise of public health.
Read the report of the Independent Expert on COVID-19
Learn more about an LGBT-inclusive response to COVID
States Obligations
Social inclusion requires dismantling all legislation that criminalizes sexual orientation and gender identity or expression, and that negates a person's identity. It also requires urgent measures to dismantle the systems of repression that enforce the idea that diversity in sexual orientation and gender identity is somehow harmful to society, that LGBT people are somehow disordered, or that their identities are criminal.
States must also adopt a robust legal framework protecting LGBT individuals from discrimination in all sectors, and prevent discrimination in the fields of health, education, employment, housing, poverty, and access to justice, among others. Further, States should adopt comprehensive programmes and plans, adopt measures of sensitization and training of State agent and service personnel, and ensure access to justice and effective remedies to victims. Measures of commemoration and celebration of human diversity also send a strong message of inclusion, belonging, and love.
All measures adopted by the State must recognize the intersectional nature of discrimination and exclusion, address their root causes, and ensure meaningful participation of different peoples in decision-making processes.
Key steps toward fostering inclusion
Across the world, State and non-State entities are designing and implementing creative strategies and frameworks to promote the social inclusion of LGBT people. Some States have passed legislation explicitly protecting LGBT people from discrimination in housing and access to social security.
In addition, several United Nations initiatives foster inclusion in various fields. For example:
UNDP and the World Bank published the LGBTI Inclusion Index with the Proposed Set of LGBTI Inclusion Indicators.
UNDP regional "Being LGBTI" and "SOGIESC and rights" programmes are building understanding of the issues that LGBTI people face and advancing their inclusion in national development efforts.
ILO's project Gender Identity and Sexual Orientation: Promoting Rights, Diversity and Equality in the World of Work (PRIDE) identifies good practices in discrimination faced by LGBT people.
Through its work on homophobic and transphobic violence including bullying in educational institutions, UNESCO has published several publications, including the "Good Policy and Practice in HIV and Health Education – Booklet 8: Education Sector Responses to Homophobic Bullying".
Evidence related to school violence and bullying was also highlighted in UNESCO's 2019 report Behind the numbers: Ending school violence and bullying.
The World Bank has been expanding the evidence-based links between LGBTI exclusion and development through research and applied knowledge of project design
OHCHR developed the Standards of Conduct for Business in tackling discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, which are now supported by hundreds of businesses.
See more UN initiatives
Additionally, in recent years, some States, regional human rights bodies, and multilateral institutions such as the UN have made efforts to increase the level of knowledge about LGBT people and the discrimination and violence they face. Governments are increasingly including aspects of sexual orientation and gender in routine data collection.
Data is needed to shed light on the nature and extent of violence and discrimination against LGBT people, dispel myths and stereotypes that feed stigma and discrimination, and aid in the formulation of state measures that incorporate relevant communities.
Socio-cultural and economic inclusion (2019)
The Independent Expert's October 2019 report to the UN General Assembly takes a look at social, cultural and economic inclusion of LGBTI persons. Addressing their social and economic rights is key to addressing violence and discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation and gender identity. The report discusses the dynamics of inclusion and presents conclusions and recommendations for moving forward.
View the summary and methodology on the report page
Get the full report on socio-cultural and economic inclusion
View an easy-to-read report summary [/Documents/Issues/SexualOrientation/ReportSocioCulturalEconomicInclusion.pdf]
The June 2019 report to the Human Rights Council discusses the types of data relevant to assess violence and discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity. It maps what data are already being collected, by whom, and for what purpose. The report points out key human rights safeguards that must be taken into consideration when collecting and using data, and provides recommendations to States and other relevant stakeholders.
A public consultation served as one of the channels through which the Independent Expert collected views and inputs to inform this report on data to the 41st session of the Human Rights Council. Read more about the methodology as well as key recommendations and conclusions on the report page, or go to the full report on data collection and management.
Statement on COVID-19, the suffering and resilience of LGBT persons (2020)
Statement on access to health (2019)
Statement on access to education (2019)
Statement on access to housing (2019)
Statement on the inclusion of LGBTI persons in the Caribbean region (2019)
Promote tolerance and diversity, speak out against hate and bigotry (2019)
Bi Visibility Day (2018)
Leave no LGBT person behind (2018)
Statement on the occasion of International Transgender Day of Visibility (2018)
Embrace diversity and protect trans and gender diverse children and adolescents (2017)
'States must include LGBT community in COVID-19 response': The how and why from a UN expert (2020)
"Vicious cycle of hatred" against LGBT people being fuelled daily (2019)
First Joint Consultation discussing the inclusion of LGBTI persons in the economic, social and cultural sphere (2019)
States must act to stop bullying of LGBT students (2019)
Scourge of homelessness adds to hardships faced by LGBT youth (2019)
UN rights experts urge more protection for LGBTI refugees (2019)
Sexual orientation and gender identity: policymakers are taking decisions in the dark (2019)
UN experts hail move to 'depathologise' trans identities (2019)
1. Report of the IE SOGI to the Human Rights Council (A/HRC/38/43), 2018.


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Alpaida of Chalpaida (Latijn: Chalpaidis (waarschijnlijk rond 670 - vermoedelijk voor 714 gestorven) was de tweede echtgenote van Pepijn van Herstal. Zij was de moeder van Karel Martel en mogelijk van Childebrand. Over haar leven is niet veel met zekerheid bekend.

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Haar plaats van herkomst en het adellijke geslacht waaruit zij stamt zijn niet met zekerheid bekend. Er zijn theorieën dat zij een zuster zou zijn geweest van Dodo, een domesticus van Pepijn van Herstal. Dodo zou de man zijn geweest, die - naar men zegt - bisschop Lambertus van Maastricht zou hebben vermoord. Ook wordt wel gezegd dat zij een nicht in de tweede graad van Bertrada van Prüm zou zijn. Haar geboorteplaats wordt in de nabijheid van Prüm vermoed.

Alpaida's zoon, Karel Martel, wordt gezien als de stichter van het geslacht van de Karolingen. Hij is de vader van Pepijn de Korte en grootvader van Karel de Grote.

Volgens recente bevindingen heeft Pepijn van Herstal toch een kerkelijk geldig huwelijk met Alpaida gevoerd, dat meer dan tien jaar zou hebben geduurd. Volgens overlevering is bisschop Lambertus van Maastricht (onder andere schutspatroon van de stad Luik) door een broer van Alpaida gedood, omdat Lambertus weigerde het huwelijk tussen Pepijn en Alpaida te erkennen.

Pepijn wendde zich na 702 echter weer tot zijn eerste vrouw, Plectrudis. Tijdens de Frankische Burgeroorlog, die na de dood van Pepijn van Herstal uitbrak tussen Alpaida's zoon Karel Martel en Plectrudis, wordt Alpaida niet meer genoemd. Daarom vermoedt men dat zij reeds voor de dood van Pepijn van Herstal in 714 was gestorven.

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   - Die Karolinger, Stuttgart, 2000, pp. 33, 35 en 37 - ISBN 3-17-019099-7

Externe link
 Alpaida op www.manfred-hiebl.de/mittelalter-genealogie
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A Truly Great Meal
It might have been the company. We were happy together.
But when I found myself closing my eyes on the very first bite so I could concentrate on the intricate tangle of tastes and textures in my mouth, I knew I was in for a wonderful journey. I sat, eyes shut, following the flavors as they slowly faded. When I opened them again I saw that he had also closed his eyes.
I hadn't expected this. The last meal I had at Benu, perhaps three years ago, was very nice, but it did not begin to prepare me for tonight. Walking in, through a calm garden into the spare elegance of the dining room, I was impressed by the voluptuous quiet. It is like entering a Japanese temple. I sat down and ran my hands across the dark wood of the table, appreciating its size, its distance from the other diners. Benu offers, among other things, the luxury of privacy. You are aware that others are also dining here, but they do not intrude.
I sit in the hush of the room, enjoying the tactile pleasure of the flat black oval of wood that anchors my napkin. I pick up a glass, amazed at its fragility. Then that first bite…
If it is possible to pack more intensity into a single spoonful, I have yet to experience it.
I dip my spoon into this tiny bowl, scoop up the thousand year old quail egg with its funky, mysterious flavor, and encounter a jolt of ginger, the smoothness of the warm potage.
Astonishing! One minuscule mouthful that goes crackling into the mouth. A tiny oyster, slick and soft, is wrapped in a casing of dried pork belly and zapped with kimchi. The ingredients do a little tango in the mouth, dipping and swaying as the flavors leap across each other.
Who know celery could be so sexy? Add anchovy and peanuts, and you get crisp, crunch and salt in one tiny bite.
A new texture. A change of flavor. This trembling little spoonful, sunflower tofu, is all suave subtle smoothness.
Another tiny but intense bite. The sliver of dried xo sausage is so thin you barely feel it in your mouth. But the flavor lasts, lingering like the final note of a flute whose sound you feel long after the music itself is gone.
On the menu this is called "salt and pepper squid." On the plate it looks like a brooch you might pin to your dress. In your mouth it is… astonishing.
Who would imagine wrapping a long prawn in jellyfish, and then embellishing it with caviar and horseradish? It tastes even better than it sounds.
How to describe this? It looks innocuous, but it somersaults into your mouth, a medley of crisp textures. Is it mimicking shark fin soup? Perhaps. But this wild bamboo fungus has a texture I've never known before, and I find myself dipping my spoon in again and again, eager for one more taste.
They call this "porridge," so how could I have possibly imagined this little bit of poetry on the plate? Hidden inside is vivid orange sea urchin, the flavor as bright as the color.
Pig head in its most elegant incarnation.
There is a kind of magic to ordinary Shanghai soup dumplings, their liquid filling wrapped inside pasta as thin as butterfly wings. But these, which hold lobster roe are especially joyful.
This small, shining golden sea bream, with its crown of lily bulbs and spring onions, is infused with the flavor of dried tangerine peels. It couldn't possibly taste as lovely as it looks. But it does.
Dried, aged abalone from 2008. It tastes like nothing else on earth. The flavor has a kind of sherry richness, the texture is both soft and resilient. Everything that's come before has been building to this moment, preparing the palate for this stunning jolt of flavor. It is the high point of the meal.
Finally the meat portion of the menu: quail with olive, dandelion, mustard. Followed by beef braised in pear juice.
And finally dessert. First, sorbet in sake lees. Then this rather amazing yuba – tofu skin – with almond milk and white chocolate. Think burrata – and then think again.
I haven't even mentioned the bread, which was another astonishment: the crust crisp, the inside soft, served with this beautiful butter drenched in the lightest honey.
Corey Lee and his kitchen are doing something remarkable at Benu, and they get wonderful support from the dining room staff. Sommelier Yoon Ha's pairings are quirky and brilliant; the wines and beers he selected acted like a chorus, humming softly behind each dish.
I can't remember the last time I enjoyed a meal this much.
From the Archives: Another WWII Recipe
From the time of rationing: How to make one egg, a handful of cheese and a half cup of cereal into an "exotic" dinner for six. Is it the tomato sauce that's supposed to make this dish Mexican? Or perhaps it's those optional olives.
MEXICAN SUPPER
1/2 cup Grape-Nuts Wheat-Meal
3/4 cup grated American cheese
Spanish Sauce
Heat milk in saucepan. Add salt; then pour in cereal very gradually, stirring constantly. Bring to a boil and cook and stir 3 minutes. Remove from heat. Add 1/4 cup cheese and egg and blend. Pour into shallow pan. Chill. Place spoonfuls or 2-inch squares in shallow baking dish and cover with Spanish Sauce. Sprinkle with remaining cheese and paprika. Bake in hot oven (400° F.) 15 minutes, or until cheese is melted. Makes 4 to 6 servings.
Spanish Sauce. Melt 1 1/2 tablespoons fat in skillet. Add 3 tablespoons each chopped onion, green pepper, and celery. Cook slowly until onion is golden brown. Add 1 1/2 cups stewed tomatoes, 1/4 teaspoon salt, and dash of pepper. Cook slowly until sauce is thickened. If desired, add a few sliced stuffed olives to sauce.
A Small Find
On book tour there are always small pockets of time when you find yourself wandering around your host city, popping in and out of little shops. When I'm in Seattle I always try to make my way to Melrose Market, for some of the wonderful oysters (and geoducks, and spot prawns) at Taylor's Shellfish. But before I sit down to feast on seafood, I go upstairs to the quirky little shop called Butter Home. They always have interesting objects.
This time it was this cocktail game.
It's a small jar containing a set of tiny cubes. Five are the colorful ingredient dice on top. Then there are these black and white dice: they tell you what mixers to add, how to prepare the drink, and which glass to use.
It's all very silly. But I can imagine that it would really shake up a slow party.
Notes from the Road: Dallas, Seattle, L.A.
The sun was shining in Seattle. The flowers were in bloom. In clear weather, this city is almost heartbreakingly beautiful. Wandering through the Pike Place Market I came upon these flowers.
And these….
and these
which made me think of the lovely dinner I'd eaten at Lark the night before. I've always loved Lark for its simplicity, seasonality and bold flavors, but after a particularly vegetable-deprived week on the road, the menu was a special treat. I started with some oysters, then a raw artichoke salad, the tender vegetables lightly dressed in lemon, topped with shards of Parmigiano cheese and tossed with anchovies and wonderfully crisp croutons. Then we had the most wonderful farro – each plump, nutty grain popping in my mouth until I started thinking of it as caviar of the forest. The farro mingled with fava beans and spinach, while a warm river of mascarpone flooded the middle.
We had oysters, with just a hint of yuzu. Charred octopus was just a little chewy, with crisp edges; it was enlivened with bacon and zapped with peppers. It was a perfect little meal.
The night before I'd been in Dallas, sharing a snack with my friend Dean Fearing. He liked it when I said that all I wanted was some buffalo tacos, and joined me in eating these fantastically flavorful, - delightfully messy tacos. Fearing has a big personality, and there's nothing modest about the way he mixes flavors; these tiny tacos, with their pickled onions, cheese and Sriracha really pack a punch.
But I digress. Back to Seattle. I ate nothing that wasn't wonderful while I was there. In fact, I liked my lunch at Dahlia Lounge so much that it was gone before I remembered to take pictures. When the salad came out I looked down at the plate thinking – oh the usual dull mesclun. Then I took a bite. Each one of the greens, grown at Prosser Farm, had stunning integrity. Each added its own subtle flavor. There must have been a dozen different leaves in there, from nepitella to baby lettuces and herbs, but it was an absolutely perfect expression of a Northwest spring. It was followed by salmon – gorgously fresh and beautifully cooked – that made most of the salmon I've been eating lately seem pathetic.
But despite all the great food I ate in Seattle, the biggest thrill was this:
Live spot prawns, fished from the tank and eaten raw at Taylor Shellfish in Melrose Market. There is nothing quite so subtle as these little creatures when they're eaten with nothing more than a squirt of lime. You pick up a shrimp, give the head a quick twist, then suck down the sweet, transparent meat. Spot prawns must be alive when you get them – they deteroriate with stunning speed once dead – which means them a strictly local treat. And a short-lived one: the season lasts a mere few weeks. The flavor is like nothing else I've tasted; much more subtle than any other creature that emerges from the sea.
Now I'm in Los Angeles. The trip here started with this delicious little tidbit from the Hungry Cat:
Johnnycake topped with smoked whitefish, salmon roe and creme fraiche. I could have eaten a dozen. I'll admit that I missed most of lunch, since I was giving a talk, but it made me yearn to go back.
Last night we had a party and the Guerilla Taco Truck showed up. I've gone on about how much I like these tacos in the past, so I won't repeat myself. Just let me say that they did not disappoint. And if there's a sweet potato taco anywhere on the planet that can match the one Will Avila cooks up, I'll be absolutely astonished.
We ended last night at the new Night + Market Song (Song means two in Thai) in Silverlake. It's a unique restaurant with guaranteed status as a cult favorite. Painfully bright with orange and magenta walls that vibrate until you're almost blind, it's a true adventure in eating. Chris Yenbamroong understands that he need make no concessions to the American palate. And he doesn't. The larb has liver and bile mixed in, as it would in Northern Thailand or Laos, until is musky, dark, richly funky. There's a pork blood soup served with cracklings, herbs and fried garlic that leaves your lips a ghoulish red. It's all steamy and exciting – like a trip to a street stall somewhere in deepest Thailand. But what I like best are the nam priks and the jaeows – pounded condiments of stunning complexity that you use as a dip for vegetables, for fried slices of eggplant, and best of all, for the warm balls of sticky rice that are the staple food in that part of the world.
Restaurants like this are what make food in Los Angeles so exciting. It's a chance to take a trip without needing a passport.
How to Pack a Carry-On Bag for a Three Week Trip
When you're on book tour, you're in a different city every day. Most days you have to get up early – really early – to make a 6 or 7 a.m. flight. (Two days ago I had a 5 a.m. flight, which meant getting up at 3.) And you're always in a hurry; that 5 a.m. flight was late, which meant I started the first interview of the day in a cab, then walked into the radio station, still talking, to take my seat.
It requires a little strategy. You don't have time to wait for luggage, so you have to carry on. And you need a seat in the front of the plane, so you can get your suitcase into the overhead bin before they run out of space.
When I found out that the tour for my novel, Delicious! was more than three weeks long, I panicked. I was going to be in wildly different temperatures (so far the range has been from the thirties to a high of 96). How was I possibly going to manage to get what I needed into a carry-on bag?
I'm ten days in, and so far it's working. Here's what I've got with me (in addition to two pairs of shoe, a pair of sandals, underwear, a curling iron and the usual toiletries).
Three pairs of black pants (one J-Jeans, two Uniqlo) and two jackets (one Zelda, one very ancient Yamamoto).
Five tops (1 Indian silk, 1 Dosa, 1 washable silk, 1 Tory Burch tunic, 1 Moroccan striper).
Three tee shirts (all J. Crew).
One skirt, one dress (Theory), one dress (vintage).
Assorted jewelry, mostly antique.
And finally, the ubiquitous and very useful puffer (Uniqlo). Airplanes are always freezing – and it doubles as a pillow.


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Герард Терборх ( или Terburg) е нидерландски художник от XVII век, един от т. нар. "малки холандски майстори" на битовата живопис.

Герард Терборх Млади е син на Герард Терборх Стария, нидерлански художник и график, по-късно високопоставен чиновник и получава първите си уроци по рисуване в ранна детска възраст първо при баща си, а после при художника-пейзажист Хендрик Аверкамп. Запазена е негова рисунка от времето когато е бил на 8 години. Продължава обучението си в Амстердам, Лондон, посещава страни като Германия, Италия, Франция. Между 1645 и 1650 г. живее в Амстердам и там създава известната си картина "Ратификация на Мюнстерския договор" (още наричана "Мюнстерски мир", вж. Вестфалски мир). През 1654 г. сключва брак и се установява със съпругата си в град Девентър, където прекарва остатъка от живота си.

Изкуствоведите наричат Терборх "най-аристократичния и изискан майстор сред малките холандци". Често рисува благородни дами в техните изискани облекла и богата домашна обстановка. С вещина и прецизност предава разликите в платовете на дрехите им – атлаз, коприна, кадифе, кожа. Майстор е и на тънките психологически взаимоотношения между портретираните от него герои в платната му. Сестра му Гезина често му служи за модел.

Освен Герард Тербох с живопис се занимават неговата сестра Гезина Терборх и братята му Хармен Терборх и Мозез Терборх.

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News: Uber fires 3,700 employees over a zoom call
AUTHORAnushree Sharma
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Uber fires 3,700 employees over a zoom call
Last week, Uber Technologies announced to lay off some 3,700 full-time employees, in a move to reduce operating expenses in response to the economic challenges and uncertainty resulting from the COVID-19.
Ride-hailing app Uber has fired nearly 3,700 employees (14 percent of its workforce) via multiple Zoom calls and each call lasted less than three-minutes, with a common message: "Today will be your last working day with Uber".
Last week, Uber Technologies announced to lay off some 3,700 full-time employees, in a move to reduce operating expenses in response to the economic challenges and uncertainty resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on the company's business.
In video footage obtained by Daily Mail, a company manager said: "Today will be your last working day with Uber," as he informed some of the axed customer-support employees.
Ruffin Chaveleau, Head of Uber's Phoenix Center of Excellence, told the employees, "Right now, the rides business is down by more than half due to COVID-19. The difficult and unfortunate reality is there is not enough work for many front-line customer-support employees,"
In a regulatory filing with the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Uber said due to lower trip volumes in its rides segment and the company's current hiring freeze, it is reducing its customer support and recruiting teams by approximately 3,700 full-time employee roles.
"With the reality of our rides trips volumes being down significantly, our need for communication operations, as well as in-person support, is down substantially. And with our hiring freeze, there simply isn't enough work for recruiters," the company's CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said in a letter to staff.
Khosrowshahi also reached an agreement with Uber's Board of Directors, effective May 2, to waive his base salary for the remainder of the year ending December 31, 2020.
Earlier, due to the coronavirus impact, Bird's leadership team and board of directors felt the need to let go of 30 percent of its staff to 'extend its runway'. 406 employees received a vague invitation to a Zoom conference call on "COVID-19 Update".
When the call started at 10:30 a.m., employees were greeted with a 5-minute silence and a slide saying "COVID-19". Some thought they were experiencing technical difficulties and left the call. They were unable to get back in.
They missed what goes down as one of the coldest, most unsympathetic company announcements ever.
Topics: Talent Management, #COVID-19
Anushree Sharma
Anushree is Senior Manager–Research & Content Strategist APAC. She predominantly leads and manages research and branded content. HR Technology, Diversity & Inclusion, and Employee Experience are some of the key themes Ansuhree actively follows and writes about. She holds an MBA in Human Resource Development from Delhi School of Economics. You can reach her at anushree.sharma@gopeoplematters.com linkedin.com/in/09anushree twitter: @AnushreeS09
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Pope appoints Nigerian priest permanent representative to UN
A Nigerian priest of the Catholic Diocese of Abia, Abia State, and an Apostolic Nuncio to the Antilles, Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu, has been appointed the Permanent Observer of the Holy See – the Vatican – to the United Nations Office and Specialised Institutions in Geneva.
The appointment, made by Pope Francis, was announced in a press statement by the Office of the Antilles Episcopal Conference Secretariat, Port of Spain, Trinidad, and Tobago, where Archbishop Nwachukwu is currently serving as Apostolic Nuncio.
Pope also appointed Archbishop Nwachukwu as permanent observer to the World Trade Organisation and the Representative of the Vatican to the International Migrations.
The statement read, " Pope Francis, has appointed Apostolic Nuncio to the Antilles, Archbishop Fortunatus Nwachukwu, to the Permanent Observer of the Holy See to the United Nations Office and Specialized Institutions in Geneva, as well as the Permanent Observer to the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the Representative of the Holy See to the International Migrations Organization (IOM).
"He was transferred from Nicaragua to the current Mission in Trinidad and Tobago on November 4, 2017, and assumed office on March 19, 2018.
"He is sincerely grateful for your support during this mission in this region and requests that you please accompany him with your prayers and friendship as he prepares to embrace the new responsibility.
"He will still remain in charge of the Mission in Trinidad and Tobago, the Caribbean and Antilles, until he departs for the new mission at the United Nations at the beginning of March 2022."
Nwachukwu was born on May 10, 1960, in Umuokoro, Eziama-Ntigha, in Isia-Ala Ngwa North Local Government Area of Abia State.
He is a priest of the Catholic Diocese of Aba, in Abia State, ordained on June 17, 1984. He hails from Ntigha Isiala, Ngwa North.
In January 1972, he was admitted into Immaculate Conception Seminary, Ahiaeke Umuahia, at the age of 11.
Three years later, in 1975, he and some of his classmates were allowed to sit the last London GCE, before the West African Examination Council (WAEC) took over the organisation of the secondary school final examinations. His result was excellent.
He then taught Mathematics and Latin in the same seminary until 1977, when he was sent to continue his priestly formation at the newly opened Philosophy Faculty of the Bigard Memorial Seminary at Ikot Ekpene.
From 1980 to 1984 he completed his seminary formation at the Theology Faculty of the same Bigard Memorial Seminary at Enugu.
He passed his Bachelor of Divinity examinations with a summa cum laude and was honoured to give the valedictory speech at the graduation of his class. That same year, 1984, on 17 June, the late Bishop of Umuahia, Rt. Rev. Anthony Gogo Nwedo, C.S.Sp., ordained him to the Catholic priesthood for the Diocese of Umuahia, at St Eugene's Parish Church in Aba. He would later be transferred to the Diocese of Aba when it was created in 1990.
After his priestly ordination, Fr. Fortunatus worked as a teacher and later as vice-rector of the Immaculate Conception Seminary, Umuahia, as well as parochial vicar and administrator of the St Anne's Parish, Ibeku (1984-1986).
Concurrently, he served as the Diocesan vocations' director, as well as the chaplain of the Federal College of Agriculture and the Umuahia Campus of Alvan Ikoku College of Education, both in Umudike-Umuahia.
In 1986, he was sent to Rome for specialization studies. He studied Scriptures at the Pontifical Biblical Institute in Rome, the Hebrew University in Jerusalem and the Philosophisch-Theologische Hochschule, Sankt Georgen, in Frankfurt, Germany.
Archbishop Nwachukwu speaks and understands several languages, beyond his mother tongue, Igbo, including English, Italian, German, French, Spanish, modern Hebrew and a bit of Arabic, as well as some ancient languages of Biblical research namely, Latin, Hebrew, Greek and Aramaic.
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Y5/6 Girls Football at home vs Immaculate Heart (21/11/17) – Won 6-0
The girls played their last game before Christmas on the school field against Immaculate Heart. The girls' strength in depth means we are able to rotate the starting line up, with no difference to the team, as well as meaning we have a strong impact coming off the bench.
Goals in the first half from Megan and Jess saw the girls lead 2-0 at the break. We pushed further forward in the second half, moving a defender further forward into midfield, and it paid off when further goals from Jess (3), including a great strike over the goalkeeper's head, and Megan saw the final result as a 6-0 win.
The girls have had a great Autumn term of results, and it sees them sit in first place in the league! The team are enjoying their football and playing without pressure, and it shows in their play. We're looking forward to playing more games after Christmas.
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Many elementary schools are planning for a combination of in-school and online learning for the upcoming school year. But studies show that students have missed about half the math they should have learned this spring. It's important that the math instructional methods for the fall carry through from the classroom to the home.
Steven Blackburn, writing for District Administration, talks about two key needs for learning math: the use of manipulatives, and the ability for students to share their thinking with teachers and peers. He quotes Trena Wilkerson, president of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM): "Making math meaningful involves providing tasks and opportunities that allow students to engage in ways that make sense in their world to build upon whatever understanding they have at that moment to do meaningful work."
That's how Brick Math works. Students build models with a familiar and fun manipulative, LEGO® bricks. Then they share their thinking about the math, both orally and in writing. Wilkerson is clear about the need for communication in math instruction: "There needs to be an open dialogue in learning just to ensure students are engaging with the mathematical principles and making sense of it in their world."
Schools can use the Brick Math curriculum and brick sets on site at school and also send brick sets and student workbooks home for students' use there. Even students without Internet access can discuss their Brick Math work with teachers via phone or text.
Whether in our new virtual classrooms or in real life, students need to learn along with the teacher, using a model to explain and describe the math. Dr. Shirley Disseler, author of the Brick Math curriculum, recently found that most parents of elementary students don't feel qualified to work with their child in the area of math (23% of 250 respondents). In contrast, 65% felt they could help their child with reading tasks. For math, students need to see the teacher, hear the teacher, and work alongside the teacher whether online or in person.
No matter how it is delivered, instruction must provide student engagement that is rooted in manipulative and hands-on work that is not solely worksheet and app based. Brick Math is a curriculum that helps students learn K-6 math in any learning environment.
Grants for Brick Math
What do you do when you want to try an innovative curriculum like Brick Math, but your school doesn't have the budget for it? Look for a grant!
A number of orders for Brick Math curriculum and materials have been funded from grants. Many foundations that fund grants for educational programs, materials, and professional development target STEM subjects (science, technology, engineering, and math).
Here's a list of some grants you can apply for if you're interested in funding for Brick Math:
Donors Choose https://www.donorschoose.org/teachers
NCTM https://www.nctm.org/Grants/
NCTM Emerging Teacher-Leaders in Elementary School Mathematics Grants https://www.nctm.org/Grants-and-Awards/grants/Emerging-Teacher-Leaders-in-Elementary-School-Mathematics-Grants/
NCTM Improving Students' Understanding of Geometry Grants
www.nctm.org/uploadedFiles/Grants_and_Awards/grants/Improving%20Students'%20Understanding%20of%20Geometry%20Grants%20(Pre-K-8).pdf
NEA Foundation for Learning Grant https://www.neafoundation.org/for-educators/
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Toshiba Teacher Grant TAF http://www.toshiba.com/taf/k5.jsp
And each state has its own grants; for example, this one in North Carolina:
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Find grants in your state at this site: https://grantsalert.com/grants/
We'll be happy to help you figure out what you need for your classroom or school when you're writing your grant for Brick Math. Just contact neil@brickmathseries.com or call 802-751-8802.
Brick Math is now an approved vendor in school districts in Texas and California
Hi, Texas and California! Welcome to Brick Math!
The Brick Math phenomenon is spreading across the country. Brick Math is the exciting new program for teaching a complete K-6 curriculum using LEGO® bricks. School districts around the country are setting Brick Math up as an approved vendor.
Brick Math has recently become an approved vendor for the North East Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas, which also extends to the Judson, Northside, and San Antonio Independent School Districts. In the Houston area, Brick Math was approved as a vendor for the Aldine Independent School District, which also extends to more than 40 school districts in the Central Texas Purchasing Alliance (CTPA). Brick Math was also approved as a vendor for the Klein Independent School District in Klein, Texas, which is in the Houston area as well.
In California, we've recently become an approved vendor of the Compass Charter Schools, which provide online and home study school services for kids in that state, often serving child actors, athletes, and students from military families.
When a school or district wants to buy Brick Math, sometimes we need to become an approved vendor. This happens in a couple of ways:
Through a formal RFP process when a district asks vendors to submit their product for approval. Usually the district's purchasing department handles the proposals, and the district Board of Education makes the final approvals. After that, any school in the district or whole purchasing unit can purchase Brick Math.
By the school or district asking us directly for our tax ID number so they can put us on their approved list. Usually this happens when the school has already decided to buy Brick Math, and this is a very simple process that takes about a minute.
If your school wants to purchase Brick Math but we aren't part of your school or district's approved vendor network yet, it's easy for us to become part of that list. Just contact neil@brickmathseries.com and he'll make that happen so your school can get started with Brick Math!
Brick Math is an approved vendor in a number of school districts in North Carolina, New Jersey, and South Carolina. We might already be approved in your district, too. If you're not sure, contact neil@brickmathseries.com to find out. We look forward to being approved as a vendor by many more school districts to help more students improve their math skills through Brick Math.
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Are You Ready For a New You In 2017?
What is "better exercise"? Well, that depends, and this is what I hope you will discover for yourself in this blog.
Humans have quite possibly the most diverse sets of skills which allow us to do everything "pretty good". We aren't as fast as cheetahs, or strong as gorillas, or swim as well as dolphins, but we (as a species) are "pretty ok" at all these things. We have evolved as a swiss army knife of movement, so we should approach our fitness as such.
Here are the four components of exercise you should think of including into your routine if your body is physically capable of it.
1) Mobility – This doesn't include five minutes of stretching before your run or weight lifting session. Whether you choose to do yoga, or spend two to three days a week going through a full body active stretching routine, it's important that you are moving well before you move often. Moving through ranges with coordination and body awareness is much different than simply stretching, and failure to address this component will make injury inevitable.
2) Strength – This doesn't mean doing body weight squats or lunges. It also doesn't mean 5lb arm curls for 25 reps. Keep weight heavier (relative to you) and reps low; say 3-5 reps. At least one time a week, whether you want to run marathons or be active with your grandchildren, increasing your top end strength will make everything else easier.
3) Cardiovascular endurance – This has gotten a lot of flack over the past five to ten years because most people use it incorrectly. And without going into a whole other blog, here is why most people use cardio wrong; they run or bike too hard. Unless you are training for competition, cardio should be long slow bouts. What is slow? There is great rule of thumb developed by a world-renowned expert Dr. Phil Maffetone, called the 180 formula. Setting aside some minor tweaks here is the rule: 180 – (your age) = the heart rate you should be training UNDER during your runs. This will ensure your body can support most of the training by burning majority fat, instead of breaking down muscle and utilizing that sugar for fuel.
4) Isometrics – This component can often be part of the strength umbrella, but it's important enough that I believe it merits its own category, especially from an injury prevention standpoint. I often see people trying to do complex exercise routines, when they can't even hold a simple side plank or wall squat. Get good at being still. It gives you a foundation of stability that you can build strength on. Without addressing this component, you will build strength on a house of cards. (Here are some of my favorite isometric drills: hangs, side plank, birddog, air squats, Single leg stance with opposite hip flexed as high as possible).
Under these 4 umbrellas are hundreds of tools you could potentially use. The trick is figuring out how to program them into your life on a weekly basis. If you are already active and in a routine, focus getting the areas where you are currently lacking the most plugged into your routine. If you are new to fitness, its easy; start anywhere! Try adding one thing to your week. It may be 30 min of doing isometrics 1 time a week. When you are comfortable with that, add another component 1 time a week until you are doing all of them at least one time per week!
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The Devil's Rejects (2005)
I will start this review out saying that I am a fan of Rob Zombie, the musician. I was interested in Rob Zombie as a filmmaker due to the immense controversy surrounding his first film House of 1000 Corpses, but once I got to see it, theatrically, I found it to be a rather unexciting, very unoriginal, and highly derivative movie. It just seemed like one ninety minute long Rob Zombie music video. The only thing that made me see it a second time was Sid Haig's incredible charisma and dark, dark humor as Captain Spaulding. It cracked me up like few things do, but other than that, the film held little interest for me. Others felt differently, but I will get more into such things as I have many of the same gripes here as I did with Zombie's first film.
Picking up six months after the events of House of 1000 Corpses, The Ruggsville County Sheriff's Department, headed by John Quincy Wydell (William Forsythe), is storming the Firefly household, and some do not survive. Mother Firefly is captured, but Otis & Baby escape to meet up with the foul-mouthed mad clown Captain Spaulding (who is also Baby's father). Along their twisted road trip, they encounter some strange folk, and leave them worse off than they found them….much, much worse. Sheriff Wydell, in the meantime, is deadset on bringing the entire clan down because they killed his brother George (as seen in House of 1000 Corpses). Sheriff John Wydell has nothing but vengeance on his mind, but in time, that will drive him to become exactly what he's hunting. The trio's road trip takes many bizarre twists and turns, leaving unresolved plot points along the way, and ultimately leads the film to a strange and unsatisfying ending.
First and foremost, this is one grizzly, brutal, and unrestrained movie. I rented the unrated director's cut, and so, everything that was meant to be seen, was seen. And while all the gory effects are excellent, and the performances are amazing, this film just doesn't deliver anything more. The story is far too simple to justify all the over bloated crap that flows through it, and the resolution is horrendously weak. It feels like the work of an untalented novice filmmaker who just does things because he thinks they are cool instead of crafting a tight, coherent, and straight forward feature. Possibly the film's strongest, more poignant character is dispatched like a worthless camper in a Friday The 13th movie. The death has no meaning, no importance when this character probably should not have died at all. It simply goes to show that despite Rob Zombie's ability to make an intense and disturbing film, he really has a long way to go in crafting solid storytelling skills. He tries, but he fails for two films in a row.
I think it's even worse in this one because some characters and plot points simply drop off the map with no reason, no explanation. Plot points about the Groucho Marx' aliases is dropped after two scenes, and was apparently only created for a weak comedic bit. As for vanishing characters, Zombie apparently decides that once they've served their purpose, they should vanish entirely with no reason or resolution. It is a shame because there is such a great cast to work with such as Michael Berryman, Danny Trejo, Ken Foree, and the absolutely awesome William Forsythe. I was also rocked to see former WCW & WWE superstar "Diamond" Dallas Page featured as black-haired bounty hunter teamed with Trejo. Page does a fine job too, and having cameos from The Warrior's Deborah Van Valkenburg and Halloween's P.J. Soles was a unique touch. However, despite having such a rich cast, the story just does not offer up anything substantive for them to do anything with. There's no ambition to do anything original with this concept which has been well treaded over the decades. We've seen movies with murder sprees before, and despite the extreme distance this one takes the violence and mayhem, such thrills are only momentary. Once the mayhem and gore is off screen, there's not much to excite an audience or the film. The story is just three sick and twisted people on a killing spree running from the law and a vengeful lawman, period. Most films of this sort have some social commentary to offer amongst its grisly brutality. However, Zombie tries to throw all this frivolous, extraneous junk into it for his own amusement instead.
I can respect Rob Zombie for wanting to revitalize a forgotten genre of film, but by this time, it had already gotten back on its feet with numerous hardcore, edge-of-your-seat horror films that pushed the limits of disturbing imagery. Zombie churning out all these homage's to 1970s exploitation films forces his films to be unoriginal and thin on story. It's cool to give nods to your favorite films in your own feature, but only when done with the right skill and intellect. Otherwise, your film becomes blatantly derivative, watering it down to very weak levels. In fact, the entire premise is lifted directly from Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2, but Zombie doesn't do enough to make The Devil's Rejects seem original to even the smallest degree. Plus, the main characters that carryover from House of 1000 Corpses only make themselves even more detestable and inhuman. It's obvious that Zombie is trying to make them into some twisted band of anti-heroes, but frankly, these characters are not relatable, let alone sympathetic creatures – they're sick, twisted, homicidal psychopaths. Why anyone would root for these demented maniacs is beyond me, let alone why Zombie believes anyone would want to. They have zero endearing qualities.
Now, the style of this film isn't as oversaturated or surreal as House of 1000 Corpses, but Rob Zombie clearly needed more competent help in the editing department. The pacing and editing of certain sequences is all out of whack, and very inconsistent. The final scene of the film drags on and on and on and on to the point where it loses all impact. The use of Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Freebird" makes it quite the quirky and over-the-top sequence, but ultimately, this is a flat end to a film that seemed to have potential from time-to-time. Zombie's attempt to make the murderous threesome go out in an amazing blaze of glory works against the entire film as these three deserve the harshest death possible for the horrific crimes they've committed. Instead, Zombie seems to want us to feel sorry that they've met their collective ends. The actual hero of the film gets a piss poor demise while the despicable villains get a grand, epic swan song. That's a perfect example of what's wrong with this movie.
The moral compass of the film's perspective is entirely flipped. Otis, Spaulding, & Baby are given the breadth of screentime so that their characters can be developed in depth. The hero in William Forsythe's Sheriff John Quincey Wydell is a strong character that could carry the film entirely, but he's not the one the movie wants us to be invested in. By the fact of how the film treats their final moments, it is clear that the Firefly gang are meant to be the central focus of the entire story, and are the ones you should be emotionally connected with. While audiences have been able to be entertained and intrigued by vile characters before like Hannibal Lecter, Khan Noonien Singh, and Freddy Krueger, you never want to see them ultimately defeat their adversaries, the heroes of the story. They should get what's coming to them for the violence they have wrought upon the innocent. This film doesn't share that moral viewpoint, and decides to side with the detestable, sadistic murderers. That doesn't roll for me. If the film had some thematic element about society's corrupted morality fueling the characters' demented psychology, it would be justifiable, but as it is, it's completely ass-backwards.
On a highly positive note, the make-up effects of The Devil's Rejects give the film its grisly texture, and for some, might make it a difficult watch. Zombie made a specific point to not make this film pretty – it is definitely grounded in that 70s ugliness. Even the nudity is dirty and trashy. Some CGI work is here, but only for certain gunshots and other minor details. Nothing here looks fake, it all has a dense, gritty realism to it, and that is a refreshing plus.
Unfortunately, whatever score there is happens to be practically unnoticeable. Zombie packs this film with classic rock songs from the Allman Brothers, Lynyrd Skynyrd, Joe Walsh, and so forth. It's a much more era-appropriate soundtrack than the modern day heaviness of the previous film. The Devil's Rejects soundtrack is probably quite a cool listen. Still, I would've preferred a stronger score to intensify the film further than using songs to remind people of the time period or using them to create quirky moments. I understand Rob Zombie comes from a music video world where he uses music to tell a story, but in the medium of feature films, music is used to enhance the story. It's just one element of the overall structure of a movie. It punctuates particular moments in the story instead of bludgeoning you with an oversaturated soundtrack. Zombie really needs to adapt to the demands and standards of films instead of treating everything like a music video. House of 1000 Corpses was more guilty of that mentality with how everything was shot, lit, paced, and presented, but even though everything is more stripped down here, that mentality is still apparent.
When taking this film in as a whole, it's really not much better than Rob Zombie's feature film directorial debut, House of 1000 Corpses. While that film was more a true horror film in the sense that it was meant to scare and horrify you, this film just tries to freak you out through disturbing violence and sickening moments. It maybe darker and sicker, but it's not really all that much better. I would've expected more of an improvement from Zombie, but I suppose a great deal more time would be needed for him to evolve as a filmmaker. However, for me, two strikes against him was enough for my interest to fully evaporate. Once I heard he was remaking Halloween, a great film from one of my favorite filmmakers as well as the review of mine that motivated me to create Forever Cinematic, I just couldn't care anymore. Rob Zombie had great resources to work with in every aspect of filmmaking, but he couldn't utilize it all to its highest potential. Frankly, I don't recommend seeing or not seeing The Devil's Rejects, I'm just rather indifferent. Just don't expect anything all that original if you do plan to see it. If you liked House of 1000 Corpses, you'll probably enjoy this film. If you hated House of 1000 Corpses, you probably won't like this film either.
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An initial report from the National Health and Medical Research Council has found no reliable evidence that wind turbines have a direct physical effect on health.
But the key finding is that there is very little reliable research on the subject.
CEO Professor Warwick Anderson said of more than two and a half thousand investigations world wide, the report was only able to reference 11.
"There's a lot of opinion and a lot of editorial comment around this, smaller studies of low scientific reliability," he said.
He says while an independent research group considers 35 submissions responding to that initial draft, the claims around health impacts of wind turbines remain varied.
"The most common report is lack of sleep, and interfering with welling," Professor Anderson said.
"But as our first report said there is no reliable evidence of direct physical affects on ill-health.
"We're looking at the literature to see if there has been additional research," he said.
The review of submissions to the draft report is under-way and the final report is due out within the next few months.


Sarah Krasniuk, Sherrilene Classen, Sarah A. Morrow; Relationships Among Vision, Visual Attention, and Fitness to Drive in Adults With Multiple Sclerosis. Am J Occup Ther 2017;71(4_Supplement_1):7111500009p1. doi: 10.5014/ajot.2017.71S1-RP301C.
We quantified the relationships among visual abilities, visual attention, and fitness to drive in 30 adults with multiple sclerosis. Visual acuity and visual processing speed correlated with critical driving errors (predictive of crashes) may be useful to identify potential at-risk drivers.


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