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Puerto Rico drug abuse statistics
This Puerto Rico state page provides you with a quick overview of issues relating to drug and alcohol addiction, Puerto Rico drug abuse statistics, and PR drug rehab centers.
Puerto Rico Addiction Treatment Statistics
Commonly Abused Drugs in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico Drug and Alcohol Related Crime Statistics
You can take one step to start the rest of the journey. Call Recovery Connection at 866-812-8231 to get started.
It should be noted that these Puerto Rico drug abuse statistics are not intended as an academic reference. The data collected is from State and Federal sources.
According to the Mental Health and Anti Addiction Services Administration of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, substance abuse is one of the island's most compelling socio-medical problems.
In 1998, government reports indicated that there were two state run treatment facilities, three not for profit, 35 not for profit faith based programs, and 6 for profit treatment facilities.
Puerto Rico Addiction Treatment Facilities Statistics
According to Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, most Puerto Rican admissions to treatment (70.5 %) had at least one prior treatment episode.
Hispanics of Puerto Rican descent were 15.1% more likely to need specialty treatment than Hispanics of other descent. In 2007, there were 70,700 Puerto Ricans admitted for substance abuse treatment. The reports seem to make distinction between Puerto Rican Hispanics and other Hispanics in Puerto Rico.
Heroin is the most commonly abused substance in Puerto Rico for Hispanic Puerto Ricans. Addiction Treatment admissions for Puerto Ricans who abuse heroin both male and female were 43.5% vs. 13.2 % of other Hispanics in Puerto Rico. Twenty-three percent of males and twenty percent of females between 2000 and 2001 cited heroin as their primary drug of choice.
14.3% of Hispanic Puerto Ricans and 17.7% of other Hispanics in Puerto Rico entered substance abuse treatment for marijuana abuse.
Heroin in Puerto Rico comes into the country through South America and then is moved into the United States. Columbia and the Dominican Republic drug groups are the primary transporters of heroin through Puerto Rico.
According to the Department of Justice, 17.9% of drug-related federal sentences in Puerto Rico were heroin related. The Puerto Rican Police Department reported that in 2001, 63% of the 744 murders on the island were drug related.
Puerto Rico Drug and Alcohol Addiction Resources
Alcoholics Anonymous: (go to the site, click on find meetings and then state).
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Errors, to be dangerous, must have a great deal of truth mingled with them. It is only from this alliance that they can ever obtain an extensive circulation.


The problem versus Jayesh Shah, the author of the brochure, was actually housed on the instructions of the area political election police officer after it was actually located that the magazine breached the version rules of conduct.
An authorities problem was actually submitted in Ahmedabad versus the author of 'ChowkidarPe Charcha'– a book that takes a dig at Prime Minister Narendra Modi over his authorities's commitments as well as plans.
The problem versus Jayesh Shah, the author of the brochure, was actually housed on the instructions of the area political election police officer after it was actually located that the magazine breached the version rules of conduct (MCC).
The issue was actually looked into due to the political election police officer, that authorized the exec justice ofthe peace to take important activity.
The area political election police officer on April 4 got a criticism on WhatsApp pertaining to the brochure, which is actually a collection of over 60 animation bits on PM Modi that takes a dig at him over numerous problems, consisting of demonetisation, GST, Rafale boxer plane package, and many more.
"We sent the problem to Paldi authorities assessor to enroll an FIR versus the author of the brochure – 'ChowkidarPe Charcha' – as its own magazine breaks the MCC," Mamlatdar (Sabarmati) Shakrabhai Desai mentioned.
The MCC Committee of the area political election authorization had actually encouraged declaring of the FIR versus the author, after discovering that the brochure breached the MCC under area 127 (A) of the Representation of the People Act, 1952, managing regulation on the publishing of political election tract or even signboard.
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Falling Down
(Falling Down - Ein ganz normaler Tag)
France, USA, United Kingdom 1993
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FALLING DOWN turns one man's slide toward madness into a wickedly mischievous, entertaining suspense thriller. On one side is D-Fens, who, having abandoned his car, moves with purpose across Los Angeles by foot, leaving a trail of casually mangled bodies on street corners, in a clothing store, on a golf course. In pursuit are Detective Prendergast (Robert Duvall) and his colleagues of the Los Angeles Police Department. At first with some boredom, then with apprehension and horror, they follow the trail of the man who keeps saying he just wants to get home... FALLING DOWN is glitzy, casually cruel, hip and grim. It's sometimes very funny, and often nasty in the way it manipulates one's darkest feelings. Vincent Canby, N.Y.Times, Feb.26, 1993
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Q: what's wrong in this RSA why the results of encryption/decryption are different? enter code herethis is p,q,n,phi,e,d and there is no any error in code and all the arthimitic operations are correct and I am sure, but what probably I mistake here?
  Private Sub Button1_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click  'encrypt
    ee = Convert.ToDouble(txtE.Text)
    n = Convert.ToDouble(txtN.Text)
    m = Convert.ToDouble(txtMessage.Text)

    txtCipher.Text = powermod(m, ee, n)
End Sub

  Private Sub Button2_Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs) Handles Button2.Click 'decrypt
    dd = Convert.ToDouble(txtD.Text)
    n = Convert.ToDouble(txtN.Text)
    c = Convert.ToDouble(txtCipher.Text)

    txtMessageRecovery.Text = powermod(c, dd, n)

End Sub
Public Function powermod(base As Double, exponent As Double, modulus As Double) As Double
    If base < 1 Or exponent < 0 Or modulus < 1 Then Return -1
    Dim result As Double = 1
    While (exponent > 0)
        If ((exponent Mod 2) = 1) Then
            result = (result * base) Mod modulus
        End If
        base = (base * base) Mod modulus
        exponent = Floor(exponent / 2)
    End While
    Return result
End Function

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Abstract: Introduction : Intestinal Schistosomiasis is a parasitic disease caused by Schistosoma mansoni or Schistosoma japonica.Sudan is considered one of the endemic areas of schistosomiasis and many studies were done as regard to the prevalence and impact of the disease. Schistosomal appendicitis is rare, particularly in developed countries compared to endemic areas. Case report : This is a case of 36 –year- old man with past history of schistosomiasis presented with features of intestinal obstruction to Ibrahim Malik teaching hospital in Khartoum-Sudan.Exploratory laparotomy revealed gangrenous appendix.Histopathology results came back as extensive necrosis of the appendix with multiple viable Schistosomal ova. Stool analysis revealed no ova. The patient received praziquantel therapy and now he is in a good condition. Conclusion : Clinicians and pathologist should be aware of schistosomal appendicitis, particularly in endemic areas like Sudan.


Dietitians are asked questions such as whether diet can help with depression. Depression is better helped medically but a low chemical diet has been shown to have the surprising result of changes in mood. It can affect irritability, touchiness, worry, anxiety, and sadness.
There can be a mood component among food sensitivity symptoms. You are being a good clinician if you are monitoring this part of patient care at the time diet investigation is considered. You can let your patient know that mood can change, especially if they raise the topic, or talk about sleep problems. It is rarely the main presenting symptom. It can still be helpful for you to clarify that withdrawal can involve considerable worsening of mood symptoms during the first week on the diet so patients don't stop the diet trial when mood problems increase.
A wise psychiatrist once said that if you ask a patient if they think they might be depressed and they answer "yes" then care for depression should be followed up. If you are comfortable with using a depression questionnaire then do so. Where indicated you will refer them to their doctor for care. You could also use your favourite questionnaire before and after the diet trial if you later run one for other symptoms.
Some dietitians wisely tease me about quoting dramatic reactions when these are usually not as clear or strong as my favourite examples. But the dramatic reactions remind us to monitor the milder ones that often occur and may be an important part of the improvement with diet investigation.


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This fun all cotton shirt with a full collar has a hook and loop closure down the front with white plastic buttons, hand stitched in place with black thread. The red background fabric with whimsical yellow & white palm trees, penguins on surf boards or floating mattresses, roller-skates or skateboards, are splattered across the fabric. There is a functional pocket on the right side of the chest, with a cute penguin in swim trunks carrying his surf board pictured on it. Very tropical fun in the sun kind of a shirt, that can be worn by either your BOY or GIRL doll.
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Pierre-Auguste-Louis Blondeau (París, 15 d'octubre de 1784/1786 - idm. 14 d'abril de 1863) fou compositor, violinista, musicòleg i historiador de la música francès.

Estudià en el Conservatori de París i aconseguí el 1r. Prix de Rome el 1808 amb la seva Cantata Maria Stuarda, i el 1841 formà part de l'Orquestra de l'Òpera.

Va compondre moltes i notables obres, entre elles diverses misses, composicions per a piano, per a orquestra, i la partitura del ball d'espectacle Almanzor, estrenat a Lisboa el 1814.

Coma escriptor se li deuen Traité du contrapoint, Traité d'harmonie, Notice sur Palestrine i una Histoire de la musique moderne (1847).

Bibliografia
 Enciclopèdia Espasa Volum núm. 8, pàg. 1184. ()

Compositors francesos del Romanticisme
Compositors parisencs
Compositors de música clàssica
Alumnes del Conservatoire de Paris
Prix de Rome
Morts a París

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CircusPunk
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CARNY FOLK by Craig Caudill
Published January 9, 2015 by Shadow Girl
You guys know that I've fallen in love with the world of Carnies. CIRCUSPUNK (coined by Charie D. La Marr) is a genre that I can't seem to get enough of! Thankfully – Craig Caudill has helped in my quest for more.
In an age of cold war cowardice in a world devoid of magic, Carnival People brought it with them in spades.
LEOPOLD IS A MAN OF SKINNY POSSIBILITIES… the story opens with the narration by Fin a carnival Hand with various skills one most notably Flamenco guitar virtuosity. He guides us into this world, revealing key players and the history of Leopold Limelight's League of Luna Lustre. We learn of the Circus rivalry that goes back years.
Fin, Leopold and the Gang find themselves trapped in a sleepy town that is more haunted than sleepy.
They soon find themselves locked in a battle of Good versus Evil. A battle they were not prepared for by a long shot. A novella that was twenty years in the making comes to life for the first time. COME ONE, COME ALL AND JOIN US IF YOU DARE!!!
I've read about Leopold Limelight's League of Luna Lustre twice already, but there isn't a lot that I can say without spoiling this novella for you. There is much more to Carny Folk than meets the eye – demons, magic, and an epic battle that sucks you in until you blink your dry eyes and wonder how you finished it so fast!
Since Craig is so feakin' awesome, he has Carny Folk FREE on Amazon right now – coinciding with this seasons return of AHS: FREAK SHOW!
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Bumping Noses & Cherry Pie by Charie D. La Marr
Published April 1, 2014 by Shadow Girl
Bumping Noses and Cherry Pie [Kindle Edition]
By – Charie D. La Marr
What is Circuspunk?
Circuspunk is a new sub-genre of punk/bizarro literature scene created by Charie D. La Marr aka Persiphone Hellecat aka Kotton Kandy — a former professional clown. The genre includes stories that take place in circuses, carnivals, midways, sideshows and also includes stories of birthday party clowns, freaks, magicians, circus animals and costumed characters. With some elements taken from her experiences in the world of clowns (she won't tell which are true and which aren't) the genre is a blend of truth and fantasy that takes in the usual bizarro mixture of fun, sex, satire and splatter. Also included in the genre are dark stories, Lovecraftian stories, noir stories and other variations and combinations of contemporary literary genre.
COULROPHOBIA: The fear of clowns
Synopsis –
BUMPING NOSES AND CHERRY PIE is a book of short stories in a brand new genre-Circuspunk. It contains 26 stories about the circus, carnivals, sideshows, midways and fairs featuring clowns, magicians, freaks, carnies and the crazy cast of characters that go along with them. "This ain't your mama's roller coaster ride! That is unless your mama does acid before hitting the amusement park!" says Mimi Williams, author of Beautiful Monster. "Hate clowns or love them, you are going to enjoy reading her zany and sometimes poignant look at a world we both love," adds Jim Rose of the Jim Rose Circus and author of Freaks Like Me. This is a wild ride of stories that begins with the rape of a circus poodle by one of the show's rescue mutts and doesn't let up until an overweight daredevil Elvis impersonator becomes a circus stuntman-diving 35 feet into a flaming kiddie pool of water. In between, the combination of satire, splatter and the wild and wacky will have you laughing, with brief respites of stories that will touch your heart and make you think. A professional clown for 9 years, Ms. La Marr tells it like it is, like it should be and like those of you who with clown phobia would like it to be. Put on your rubber nose, put your big shoes up on the coffee table and enjoy BUMPING NOSES AND CHERRY PIE. The first Circuspunk book ever!
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Dog acts in the circus can be cute and fun – a fluffy poodle dancing in a tutu!? Sweet enough to cause a tooth-ache!
Dog 'People', on the other hand… they can be a weird breed. Not just your average dog lover. Have you met anyone who has 'Show Dogs'? Even better, the people who breed AND show them. That was my sister. And, that's the Orosco family from this story. If you've seen the movie 'Best In Show', know that all the absurdity and eccentricities are NOT underplayed!
Pepe Orosco's troupe of eight perfectly groomed and pedigreed white poodles didn't mind sharing the spotlight with McGurk's Mutts, it was their humans that were at war.
A Romeo & Juliet 'tail' with a modern MTV – '16 & Pregnant' twist – about dogs.
Dalton Stickles Joins the Rodeo:
Dalton is about to make a major life change.
He has a 4.0 at Harvard, majoring in Nano Nuclear Physics & on the road to his PhD. But, he comes home and announces that this is not the life he is meant to live. He's dropping out of Harvard to realize his dream, he's going to be a Rodeo Clown. After breaking everyone's hearts, he was on the road and landed at a Rodeo in Nebraska. Fast Eddie Charles was just taken out by a bad-ass bull, so there is a position to be filled. Bunking with Chuckles, he learned the tricks of the trade and Daring Dalton became one bad-ass rodeo clown.
This is a good story, but I have one complaint. Since I'm not here for posting spoilers, I'll just say that I feel a little 'meh' about the ending – but it's still a fun story.
El Ratón:
Santiago Espinoza was born a little sudden.. His bones seemed to be made of rubber, and his contortion skills earned him the nick-name El Ratón – "THE RAT". When he got a little older, he joined the Hondurican circus and soon made a name for himself. It wasn't long until the American circuses heard of El Ratón, and he was brought to America by Walter Pettibone to perform in his Three Ring Circus and Sideshow. Santiago learned the Urban Legend about the 'circus wank' – of a contortionist being able to perform oral sex on himself – and he became a man obsessed. El Ratón would be the first man to successfully perform the 'circus wank' and be able to prove it.
This is a good story with many aspects that I didn't even touch on. Stories that his mother told him about America, the woman that Santiago should return home to marry, and parts about growing up that he never learned. Very good.
First of May:
In circus-lingo, a new performer is referred to as a 'First of May', and that performer in The Buttrum Brothers Circus is Pixy Stix. Deedles is used to being the only female performer, so she is not pleased when Pixy Stix joins on. The fact that there is an almost 400lb difference between the two never crosses her mind. All she sees is competition, and she won't have that! She's going to get rid of this intruder, and she'll stop at nothing until Pixy Stix is nothing more than a sugary treat at the concession stand.
I giggled while reading this, picturing the parade of performers coming over a smoky battlefield, like Braveheart or Army of Darkness, make-up and blood like war paint, being led by a clown whose plunger is held high! – (I'm not sick & twisted… right?)
✻ note to author… Charie, I loved that the Boss Clown's name led to him being referred to as "Cap'n Jack", and I'm hoping that it has more to do with The Piano Man than anything related to the Caribbean ::winks::
Fredo the Fish:
Bernard is on summer break from MIT, and is looking for work. He sees an ad in the paper for Ocean World, a combination aquarium, theme park, & midway (e.g. Sea World), they're hiring & it seems like a much better option than flipping burgers all summer. He applies, interviews, and is hired on the spot. He is going to become Fredo The Fish, Ocean World's mascot. (The previous wearer of the suit died recently of mercury poisoning).
This is the story of Bernard's Ocean World experience. It's like the E! True Hollywood Story that focuses on the controversy surrounding Fredo the Fish that summer, or VH1's Behind the Music: Behind the Mask.
Haha!! It could be either of those, because Bernard's experience is most definitely cringe-inducing.
Hocus-Pokeher:
'Paulino the Magnificent' has been practicing his magic since he was a kid. This is the story about his chance to rise to the big time – and his desire to lower the tent in his pants! (Paul Peterkin isn't the first virgin we've run into in this book.)
I like this story, picking up on little hints but not realizing it until the moment it was essential to remember makes me realize how difficult a story like this is to write. Charie pulled it off while adding humor, horror, AND
*´¯`*.¸¸.*´¯`* Vajazzling! *´¯`*.¸¸.*´¯`*
Houdini, Clown Shoes and The Book of the Dead:
This is a different kind of story, the kind I wouldn't normally pick up on my own. It's more fantasy/sci-fi – but it's good & I'm glad I didn't miss out. Time travel, a suspicious wife, a slave hidden in the bedroom closet… make sure you don't miss this one either!
Little Darcy Sings to Children:
The kids in Iowa have gone bat-shit crazy, and nobody knows why it started or how to stop it. Well, one guy in the recording studio knows – but, he's not talking!
This one has carnage, fun facts (there's a city in Ohio named Pussy Creek), and a sideways dig at a former SNL alum!
Sealina the Seal:
Sonya Orlov is a star in the Sweetwater Circus & Sideshow, performing with her 400lb seal, Sealina. Tino Rosselli, an acrobat traveling with the circus, has fallen for Sonya and is trying to show her. When Tino finally gets the chance to visit her in her trailer – finding out that she doesn't live alone is far from his biggest surprise of the evening!
I was cracking up at some of the phrases that Tino blurted out, and almost lost it when Sealina did the seal version of flipping him off!
You guys know that I love finding little references to other stories within a story – and this SS does that, too!
Smoke and Mirrors:
A dare, and a journey into the Funhouse turn into a nightmare for young boy. He's engaged in a battle & emerges the victor – but is that worth it of no one believes the tale? Or, was it all really just Smoke & Mirrors?
Sur le Cirque:
Inspired by Anais Nin's 'The Little Birds', this one broke my heart. I think any explanation I would give could ruin the story for you.
* see later note
Tarot Cards, Elephant Spunk and Cotton Candy:
A torrid affair, OK – THREE torrid affairs lead to one unforgettable evening for Fabrizio. All is fair in love and the circus!
The Battle of the Showgirls:
Dominique & Chloe both ended up as showgirls in the same third rate traveling circus, but there is no sisterly bond formed in this story! Each little trick one plays, is played back – doubled, until things get really ugly!
The Circus Waffles Go to the Big Top:
'WCOW is really WOW', and they supplied Brenda and her litter of kids with tickets to the circus & sideshow, the position of Ringleader for the night, with all rides, food, and drink included. Little did WCOW know that when this loud-mouthed, pregnant woman and her six brats left the trailer park – they were all on the clock. Their shenanigans get Brenda banned from any & all further WCOW contests, but to this family of little grifters… that only leaves more time for contests on other stations!
This is a direct hit at one annoying little trailer park beauty queen, but I seem to think I might rather spend a day with Brenda and the gang than have to sit and listen to farting rednecks play 'what's that smell', while the princess of trash repeatedly screams "Holla fo' a dolla!"
The Clowns Go Down:
Little Fred Hibbler was never more excited than the day that new neighbors moved in & he found his new BFF. Things go great between Fred and Shawn, until Fred learns of the deep, dark secret that his family is hiding.
The Daring Young Man on the Flying Trapeze:
François Le Beau is ecstatic when he finds out that the circus will now be traveling with WiFi. Who wouldn't be?! Life on the road can get lonely, but who could get bored with such a vast array of porn available on the internet? He soon finds that the sex toy scene isn't just for women anymore! He has practically ordered one of everything, in every color, but he can't wait to try this new one… being the best trapeze artist to ever live, imagine the acts that could be performed with a sex swing! 'A trapeze of love'! Read what happens when he invites Barbie over for dinner, and their own private Cirque du Sex ♡ I can't say much else, can't describe how I felt, without giving anything away. So… don't skip this story – you don't want to miss it!
The Dunk Tank:
Shelby & Savannah walk into the Bonzini Brothers and Kline Carnival looking for a job. Not just any job, they're wanting something specific – the Dunk Tank. They make the owner an offer he can't refuse, they'll work a night for free to prove that they're as good as they say.
And, Boy! Are they ever!
The Milk of Human Kindness:
"No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted." – Aesop
Mr. Thomas Carrion, the owner of The Circus of Horrors, visits Sauveterre, along with other such places around the world, looking for people to take back to America with him.
Being in the sideshow at the Circus of Horrors sounds like a terrible fate, but for the people housed in the places that Carrion visits… it's a chance for a better life.
The Pizza Boy Always Knocks Twice:
"TOO MANY FREAKS, NOT ENOUGH CIRCUSES"
Mike McBender was born with a unique endowment. Unfortunately, he wasn't gifted in the brain department, and this left Mikey with very few career choices once he was older. His high-school guidance counselor gave him two choices – philosophy, or the freak show. When those options didn't pan out, there was only one other avenue to explore. Mike McBender finally found his raison d'être – and you won't believe where he ends up!
The Pudnick Brothers, Paymore and Gitless Circus Murders:
"May all your days be circus days."
Rodrigo was born into the Pudnick Brothers, Paymore and Gitless Circus, and was expected to be a performer like both of his parents. After trying every possible position – from acrobat to vendor, it became obvious that the circus life wasn't going to be Rodrigo's life. The entirety of the staff came to a decision that Rodrigo had to work or he had to go, they weren't going to carry his weight any longer. His timing was down to the wire, but Rodrigo finally discovered his niche, and he used his talent to make the Paymore and Gitless Circus a better place for everyone.
The Sad Tale of Silent Sam:
"My heart always timidly hides itself behind my mind. I set out to bring down stars from the sky, then, for fear of ridicule, I stop and pick little flowers of eloquence."
― Edmond Rostand, Cyrano de Bergerac
Little Lenny and Silent Sam were the stars in the Butterworth Bigtop, but this wasn't always the case. The case, in fact, used to hold a ventriloquist dummy, but Sam wasn't much for throwing his voice. When Sam met Lenny, (met… bought… semantics.), a little person, the act was born. Sam started crushin' pretty hard on Lindsay The Tattooed Lady, and he was positive that he could make her the happiest woman alive – if he could only find the courage to speak to her. He thinks of the perfect intro… he'll turn Lenny into his own little Cyrano de Bergerac!
I was cracking up while reading this! The circus needs to hire some new blood, and if the performers & acts weren't enough to bring a smile to my face… their fate – in Charie's hands – brought tears to eyes!
The Tale of the Maltese Fall Clown:
Brewster Bristol goes to extreme lengths searching for happiness. This is his journey to find the stuff dreams are made of.
The Tunnel of Love:
Mike and Phil are jizz moppers on the Tunnel of Love, pretty much the lowest employees at the carnival. Customers get down and dirty on the ride all the time, and it pisses them off. They tried shortening the time of the ride, but got in trouble for it. Getting snarky with the riders doesn't turn out well, either. LIGHTBULB!! While they're fishing clothes & condoms out of the water, they get a great idea…
Two of a Kind:
"Pregnancy isn't easy when you're conjoined fraternal twins joined at the hip with sheepskin asses."
Conjoined twins Francis and Frances Root were attached at the ass when they're born. Being joined at the ass meant that neither one of them actually had an ass.
By age 10, after multiple surgeries, F & F each had their own butt – (made by using two sheep butts & four breast implants), and they were only attached by one hip…both facing the same direction.
Francis and Frances's parents, Sydney & Sidney, were barely getting by. When Sid got ill, Syd knew she couldn't take care of her sick husband, look after the twins, and search for ways to make money. With a broken-heart – she sent the twins off to live with the Nevada Slim Circus and Sideshow so they would have a chance at a better life. And, they did.
They got older, they fell in love, they got married, and… they got pregnant!
Wet Willie:
"Who bravely dares must sometimes risk a fall."
Colonel Parker Firkins, of The Firkins Circus, found Willie Schlump in a little bar called McMurphy's. Willie was a kind of daredevil. He had no fear, no 'Ick' tolerance level, loved attention, and was a little light in the brain department – Firkins' Circus needed a guy like Willie. Willie JUMPED at the chance to be the circuses new diver, the new 'Jumpin' Jack'. A twenty five foot high dive into a kiddie pool with twelve inches of water?
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What's the cutest, non-scary thing you can think of?
If it had sex with a clown – would you still be scared?
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Tagged: carnies, carnival, circus, circus animals, CircusPunk, clowns, fair, freaks, horror, magicians, midway, sideshow, UD, urban dictionary
Published March 22, 2014 by Shadow Girl
Lori Safranek's Freaked Out series takes a creepy look at life in the circus sideshow. Marie, the tale of the Fat Lady in the sideshow, is the first book in the series.
The Fat Lady in Steiner's Sideshow isn't a dowdy and depressed blob of a woman who just sits on stage in a muumuu, looking ashamed, depressed, and hungry.
No, sir!
If you sneak a peek inside Steiner's tent of freaks, you'll find a raven haired, corsetted Goddess upon the stage. Six nights a week, Marie Estelle Jefferson struts her 470lbs across the stage in a short skirt and greets her crowd of admirers. For fifteen minutes a night, she performs her routine for the growing crowds and is streamed live via webcam, to her online admirers at her personal website.
This pic was put together by SG for this post, and is not connected to the book, or author, in any way.
With a quick hair-flip as she turns and says goodbye, Marie leaves the crowd with a view of the intricate angel wing tattoo that covers her back. She is one of a kind. Her assistant, Natalie, and Jason the Alligator Man help Marie back to her trailer. During her last performance, she started to feel dizzy, and knew that she didn't have the strength to make it off the stage, let alone all the way back to her trailer.
She feels lucky to have Natalie by her side.
Natalie's family were carny folk, so she was honored to get the position as Marie's assistant. She's a tiny little thing, quite the opposite of the woman she works with. While Marie dresses flashy and sexy, Natalie always seems to fade into the background. By the nature of their relationship, they had grown quite, close. Marie considers Natalie like a built-In best friend.
When odd things begin happening with Marie's health, Natalie's behavior seemed odd, too. Natalie never seemed to think that Marie's health issues were anything to fret over, and she even had her mom come over to see Marie instead of calling on a real doctor. Jason noticed, even if Marie didn't. Jason decides to pay closer attention to Marie and Natalie, and what he reveals is the strangest plot to ever visit the Freaks and Steiner's Sideshow!
Lori Safranek's Freaked Out series continues with Mesmer, a hypnotist gone bad, followed by the snake charmer – Lily Dean. More twisted tales of freaks on the sideshow coming soon.
Posted in: Book Reviews, Horror, Series, Short Story
Tagged: betrayal, carnie, CircusPunk, Fat Lady, freaks, Lily Dean, Lori Safranek, Marie, Marie Estelle Jefferson, Mesmer, sideshow, sub-genre


Meditation- Can it really change you?
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Those of you who saw the interesting Catalyst television program on meditation will have been struck by the apparent findings of Dr Graham Phillips in his quest to uncover the science behind meditation.
You no longer have to be a Buddhist to meditate. In fact, elite sports people, top business entrepreneurs and anyone with a functioning brain now use the technique and are reporting substantial benefits. Dr Phillips embarked on a small scale piece of research to assess the impact meditation would have on his brain. To start with his pre-meditation brain was independently assessed through an EEG and an MRI. An EEG measures brain electrical activity, and an MRI measures the brain's structure. He was also put through a rigorous process of brain assessment to look for his memory functioning, his reaction times and his focus.
Current published research tells us that when you meditate your alpha and theta brainwaves increase and other 'busy' parts of your brain activity decrease, allowing you to increase your focus. Advocates suggest that this then improves your concentration, improves your memory and allows you to make faster decisions. The argument is that meditation allows the brain to work more efficiently which means you exert less mental energy and so get less tired. There is also a substantial body of reported feedback related to the positive impact meditation has on those with mental health difficulties. Some studies have concluded that when properly taught and practiced regularly, meditation is as effective as anti-depressants for preventing the relapse of depression.
In addition to possibly improving brain efficiency, Dr Phillips wanted to see if meditation would change the structure of his brain. He embarked on an 8-week meditation process and was reassessed at the end for the impact. His results were fairly seductive in their positive impact. Overall, he was assessed to have improved mental accuracy, a better memory and reacted faster to unexpected events (useful for when you are driving a car, and someone pulls out!).
The really fascinating part, from my point of view, was the evidence that Dr Phillips brain structure had changed. His grey matter had increased, which basically means he had grown new brain cells and potentially is in the process of rejuvenating his brain. This is exciting for someone like me with a fast-aging brain!
The research in this area remains fairly new, and we have a long way to go before we fully understand the negatives and the benefits of meditation. As a word of warning, most in the world of psychology recommend avoiding meditation if you have a history of psychosis or severe/recent trauma as increased internal focus can increase the symptoms associated with these experiences. It is also not a 'magic bullet' and will not transform your life if you have areas of your life that really need to be sorted. What it might do, though, is to assist you to deal with those areas more calmly.
If you are interested in learning meditation and discussing your situation with a psychologist, contact us on 08 9388 9000 or reception@peoplesense.com.au (contact page at the top of the website). Also, check out the entire Catalyst program at http://iview.abc.net.au/programs/catalyst/SC1502H017S00.
Below is a brief introduction to get started fro those of you who are eager. I'm off to squeeze in a serious amount of meditation.
Choose a quiet place to meditate and sit in a comfortable position (any position that is comfortable – the only important thing is to keep a straight back, so no slouching).
Sit with your eyes softly closed and turn your attention to your breathing.
Breathe naturally, preferably through the nostrils, without attempting to control our breath, and try to become aware of the sensation of the breath as it enters and leaves the nostrils. This sensation is the object of meditation. Try to concentrate on it to the exclusion of everything else.
Take a few deep breathes and let your body settle and relax. Settle the mind and do not watch the business of your mind. Focus on the sensation of the breathing as it enters your nostrils and as it leaves.
At first, your mind will be very busy, and you might even feel that the meditation is making our mind busier; but in reality we are just becoming more aware of how busy our mind actually is. There will be a great temptation to follow the different thoughts as they arise, but try and resist this and remain focused single-pointedly on the sensation of the breath. If you discover that our mind has wandered and is following our thoughts, immediately and gently return to the breath. We should repeat this as many times as necessary until the mind settles on the breath. Start with just a few minutes at a time and build up to around 20 minutes if you can.


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1000 Amazing Facts of the World By Henry Ogunbodede
Seller: GrammyBooks
1000 Amazing Facts of the World is a book, compiled by Henry Ogunbodede "EmmCee RNB".
This handbook of world amazing factswasborne out of Mr. Henry's love for research and the internet.
Get ready to get your mind blown by the well researched and elucidated Amazing world discoveries and event, Inspirational Quotes, African proverbs and Nigeria Historical evolution
Books, Children
3 Pack of Activity Books
Seller: Buy Books Ltd
This is an interactive work that helps to enhance the learning skills of the children. The series is in age grade between 3 to 6 years. 3 pack of these books is available.
Biography, Books, Books & Games
A Fulfilled Life of Service
Seller: Book100
Author; Arthur Mbanefo
Category: Non Fiction / Biographies
A Lesson for Grandpa
A Lesson for Grandpa is the account of a little called Ada whose Grandpa sent his tenants out of his building for a selfish reason. Another set of tenants were brought into without knowing much about them. Who are these tenants? What happens to Grandpa at the end? the answer to these questions and more are in the books
A LIVING TRADITION: YORUBA CIVILISATION By Louis Munoz
The depth of insight of Prof. Mumoz in these essay brings valuable lesson. Yoruba scholars who may not have noted each of the papers when first published, cannot afford to ignore this collection.
A SWAMP FULL OF DOLLARS
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A Textbook of Community Nursing – By Heather Bain & Sue Chilton
Seller: Cssbookshop
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Aare-Ago Arikuyeri by Lawuyi Ogunniran
Ise ni ogun `se
Mura si ise ore mi
Ise ni afi ndeni giga
Bi ako ba reni fehinti
Bi ole la a ri
Bi a ko ba reni gbekele
A tera mose eni
Iya re le lowo lowo
Baba re si le leshin le kan
Bi o ba gboju le won
O te tan ni mo so fun o
Ohun ti a ko ba jiya fun
Se kii le tojo
Ohun ti a ba fara sise fun
Ni npe lowo eni
Apa lara
Igunpa ni iye kan
Bi aiye ba nfe o loni
Ti o balowo lowo
Won a ma fe o lola
Jeki o wa ni ipo atata
Aiye a ma ye o si terin-terin
Jeki o deni rago
Ko o ri bi aiye ti nyinmu si o
Eko si tun seni doga
Mura ki o ko dara-dara
Iya nbo fomo ti ko gbon
Ekun mbe fomo ti o nsa kiri
Ma fowuro sere ore mi
Mura si ise ojo nlo.
Abike The Spoilt Child
The story revolves around the Alagbe's only child and daughter, Abike. Olabisi, Abike's mother would do anything to please her only child. Perhaps, Olabisi was caring or over-pampering Abike. Discover the immediate consequences of Abike's upbringing.
Active English Grammar and Composition Book 1
When Alli, Alhaji Dogo's son came home with his fiancee, Alhaji believed she was a strange woman because of her cultural background. Then, a strange illness visited Alhaji Dogo which made everyone except the strange woman ran away from him. read this book to see how the strange woman saved Alhaji's life.
This workbook comes in six series. It focuses on helping the child become a young master of the English grammar and to also have a full knowledge of the art of English composition.
This workbook comes in six series. It focuses on helping the child become a young master of the English grammar and to also have a full knowledge of the art of English composition. This is an activity driven book. This allows instructors to easily measure the success of each lesson.
Activity Book: English 3+
This is an interactive work that helps to enhance the learning skills of the children. The series is in age grade between 3 to 6 years.
Adiitu Olodumare By D.O. Fagunwa (HardCover)
Adimula {RELIGION IN YORUBALAND} by Akin Otiko Akinmayowa
Books, Books & Games, Literature, Politics & Development
Adolf Hitler By James Bunting
There can be little doubt that Adolf Hitler changed the lives of everyone who lived in Europe and altering the lives of future generations throughout the world. No one has ever attracted more attention from biographers and historian than Adolf Hitler. This short book is an outcome of the conversation taken place between the author, James Bunting and the tyrant Hitler. It shows how and for what reason this non-descript, ill-educated son of simple parentage became ruler of a country and one of the worst tyrants the world has ever known.
The figure of Adolf Hitler stands across the 20th century like a colossus. There can be little doubt that he changed the lives of everyone who lived in Europe during his formative and active years, and since his death the lives of future generations throughout the world have been, to a greater or lesser degree, altered because of his presence on earth. His ideologies did not die with him but remain an ever present signal to those who wish to emulate his deeds. The sole aim of the book is to show how and for what reasons it was possible for a nondescript, ill educated son of simple parentage.
Africa and Its Diaspora: History, Identities and Economy By Samuel Oloruntoba
This book provides important aspects of African diasporic experiences, covering the mass movement of Africans to Asia, Europe, and United States of America, the resistance to the epistemic violence caused by slavery and slave revolts, and the survival of African culture in the Diaspora. The book also explores the role of arts in fostering development as well as the influence of slavery and religion on Africans. Given the contradictions that continue to define African experiences in the global capitalist system, the book offers some alternative points of departure. Samuel Ojo Oloruntoba is a Senior Lecturer and the Coordinator of the Research cluster on Innovation and Developmental Regionalism at the Thabo Mbeki African Leadership Institute, University of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa. He obtained his PhD in Political Science with specialization in International Political Economy of Trade from the University of Lagos, Nigeria, where he is a tenured Faculty member. Oloruntoba is the author of Regionalism and Integration in Africa: EU-ACP Economic Partnership Agreements and Euro-Nigeria Relations, and co-editor of Regenerating Africa: Bringing African Solutions to African Problems and the forthcoming Palgrave Handbook on African Politics, Governance and Development. Oloruntoba received the 2016 Wangari Maathai Award for Innovative Research Leadership at the University of Texas in Austin.
Africa since 1940: The Past of the Present (New Approaches to African History) By Frederick Cooper
Frederick Cooper's latest book on the history of decolonization and independence in Africa initiates a new textbook series: New Approaches to African History. This text will help students understand the historical process out of which Africa's current position in the world has emerged. Bridging the divide between colonial and post-colonial history, it allows readers to see just what political independence did and did not signify and how men and women, peasants and workers, religious leaders and local leaders sought to refashion the way they lived, worked, and interacted with each other.
Books, Books & Games, Fiction
African Delights
Author; Siphiwo Mahala
Category: Fiction / Poetry
Boot type; Paperback
Books, Books & Games, Literature
African Proverbs I – III Box Set
This Volume consists of African Proverbs I, II, and III
African Short Stories By Chinua Achebe
After Mandela: The Battle for the Soul of South Africa By Alec Russell
When Nelson Mandela and the African National Congress declared victory over the bitter injustice of apartheid, some thought South Africa's future was assured. But despite Mandela's mission of reconciliation, rampant inequality remains; race relations are uneasy, violence is endemic and many in the ANC appear to have lost sight of the liberation ideals. With the election in 2009 of Jacob Zuma, a charismatic populist embroiled in scandal, uncertainty over the trajectory of the nation has only intensified.
South Africa now stands at a crossroads, and award-winning journalist Alec Russell draws on his deep knowledge of the country to tell us how it got there and to give us a compelling account, revised and updated for this edition, of the journey from Mandela to Zuma.
AID AND OTHER DIRTY BUSINESS
Aisan Ife By Banjo Akinlabi
The Yoruba Studies Review is a refereed biannual journal dedicated to the study of the experience of the Yoruba peoples and their descendants globally. The journal covers all aspects of the Yoruba transnational, national, and regional presence, both in their West African homeland and in diasporic spaces, past and present. The journal embraces all disciplines in the humanities, social sciences, and the basic/applied sciences in as much as the focus is on the Yoruba affairs and the intersections with other communities and practices worldwide.
Ake Ni Igba Ewe
Author; Wole Soyinka
Book type; Hardback
Ake Ni Igba Ewe By Wole Soyinka (HardCover)
This is the yoruba version of Ake: The Years of Childhood.
Akiti The Ghost And Other Stories
Akiti was a lazy family man. Due to his non-nonchalant attitude to life he neglected his moral obligations to carry out his one of his dirty moves
Akomo Lede Yoruba by Tobi A. A. Faboro
Alapata Apata
Category: Fiction / Plays
ALAPATA APATA: A Play for Yorubafonia, Class for Xenophiles By Wole Soyinka
After an exceptionally successful career as a butcher; Alaba, the protagonist of this play decided that he deserves a life of quite retirement. Unfortunately beneath the rock on which he has chosen to make his abode are precious mineral deposits. Soon, both Alaba and the rock become a place of more than passing interest to everyone – from the lowly, to denizens of power: The outcome of this rollicking drama is more than anyone, least of all, Alaba himself, bargained for:
Wole Soyinka's latest play, is a powerful satire of the idiosyncrasies and excesses of our contemporary Nigeria society; the corruption of power; opportunism and cultural alienation.
Alawiiye Iwe Karun By J. F. Odunjo
Alawiiye Iwe Kefa By J. F. Odunjo
Alawiiye Iwe Keji By J. F. Odunjo
Alawiiye Iwe Kerin By J. F. Odunjo
Alawiiye Iwe Keta By J. F. Odunjo
Alawiiye Iwe Kinni By J. F. Odunjo
Alhaji Dogo And The Strange Woman
Alli The Obedient Boy And Other Stories
America Gives, and America Takes: Alien Cultures and Judicial Systems in Focus By George C. Udeozor
America Gives . . . . And America Takes . . . . is as much a story about the highs and lows of one man's American Dreams as those of countless others who fled their countries of origin to pursue the promise they were certain to achieve in America. As the author finds out, because of unforeseen cultural conflicts, not all American Dreams which become reality may remain so for long. This book is non-fiction based on the life of the author and the actual events that took place to the best of the author's memory and perception as they happened. The author's account are based on his views, ideals, opinions, and understanding of those events and the people involved. Any reference to persons, agencies, governments, or any entity is the opinion of the author pertaining to the events which took place as they relate to him. The book provides no definitive statement or conclusion as to the character and intentions of each individual or entity mentioned in the book. The readers may make their own determination and opinion based on the information provided, as well as obtaining additional information concerning the facts, from their own further investigation.
Americanah By Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie
Americanah is a fearless novel set in Nigeria, England and America. It boldly takes on issues both big and small: love, race, home, hair, Obama, immigration, and self-invention. In the early 1990s, under Abacha's government, Ifemelu and Obinze fall in love. People are leaving the country if they can and Ifemelu leaves for America, where alongside defeats and triumphs, she confronts the inevitable question of race. Obinze, unable to join her in America, goes on to live as an illegal immigrant in London. After several years they have both achieved success — Ifemelu as a popular blogger about race, and Obinze as a wealthy man in the now democratic Nigeria. When Ifemelu decides to return to Nigeria, she and Obinze must both make the biggest decision of their lives.
And After Many Days by Jowhor Ile
During the rainy season of 1995, in the bustling town of Port Harcourt, Nigeria, one family's life is disrupted by the sudden disappearance of seventeen-year-old Paul Utu, beloved brother and son. As they grapple with the sudden loss of their darling boy, they embark on a painful and moving journey of immense power which changes their lives forever and shatters the fragile ecosystem of their once ordered family. Ajie, the youngest sibling, is burdened with the guilt of having seen Paul last and convinced that his vanished brother was betrayed long ago. But his search for the truth uncovers hidden family secrets and reawakens old, long forgotten ghosts as rumours of police brutality, oil shortages, and frenzied student protests serve as a backdrop to his pursuit.
In a tale that moves seamlessly back and forth through time, Ajie relives a trip to the family's ancestral village where, together, he and his family listen to the myths of how their people settled there, while the villagers argue over the mysterious Company, who found oil on their land and will do anything to guarantee support. As the story builds towards its stunning conclusion, it becomes clear that only once past and present come to a crossroads will Ajie and his family finally find the answers they have been searching for.
And After Many Days introduces Ile's spellbinding ability to tightly weave together personal and political loss until, inevitably, the two threads become nearly indistinguishable. It is a masterful story of childhood, of the delicate, complex balance between the powerful and the powerless, and a searing portrait of a community as the old order gives way to the new.
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Arrest the Music: Fela and His Rebel Acts and Politics
A lively study of the late Fela Anikulapo-Kuti and a persuasive interpretation of the social context, instrumentation, lyrics, visual art, and people through which he produced his music. Arrest the Music! is a lively musical study of Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, one of Africa's most recognizable, popular, and controversial musicians. The flamboyant originator of the "Afrobeat" sound and self-proclaimed voice of the voiceless, Fela used music, sharp-tongued lyrics, and derisive humor to challenge the shortcomings of Nigerian and postcolonial African states. Looking at the social context, instrumentation, lyrics, visual art, people, and organizations through which Fela produced his music, Tejumola Olaniyan offers a wider, more suggestive perspective on Fela and his impact on listeners in all parts of the world.
Arts of being Yoruba
Author; Adeleke Adeeko
Category: Non Fiction / Essays


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PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is coming October 23rd for Vita and PS3!
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale will be coming on October 23rd for The PS Vita and PS3. No price was announced, but Sony plans on releasing more details soon.
Those who preorder will receive an exclusive set of costumes for all of the characters in the game and tonight will also see the announcement of two new characters being added to the roster at the EVO event in Las Vegas. EVO is an annual fighting game tournament.
I'm pretty excited about this game, and I hope they end up with a great roster!


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Success Involves Transparency About Your Sustainability Program
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News Deeply, in partnership with Sustainable Brands*, has produced a series of profiles looking at how brands are tackling some of the world's biggest challenges. The goal is to examine trends and gather insights from a new wave of corporate citizenship — in an era when the private sector is increasingly expected to play a positive role in improving our lives and societies. This is the 15th article in* the series.
If a company is truly committed to being sustainable, says Michele Bartolini of Rolland Paper, it should be transparent about its sustainability initiatives — and also about the progress and overall success of those programs.
Rolland hired an outside agency to conduct a life cycle assessment (LCA) in 2016 — analyzing the company's efforts in climate change, water availability, water quality, human health, biodiversity and nonrenewable resources — and made the results available on the company website.
"It's great you claim you're 'green'; just publish your LCA if you are green," said Bartolini, marketing director at the 135-year-old company based in Saint-Jerome, Quebec. "That would be my only advice. Just be transparent. Consumers are very smart these days. Access to information is very easy to get."
"We're the only paper company that publicizes our LCA report. You can download all 129 pages of the full report, how the study was conducted and where we rank as an organization. We really are practicing what we're preaching, so we're very proud of that."
She said the report "allowed us to see how we've changed since 2012, and I'm very proud to say that we have evolved in a lot of aspects."
Bartolini recently spoke with News Deeply about Rolland's efforts and the challenges of establishing sustainable practices in the paper industry.
Rolland is one of the most environmentally friendly paper manufacturers in North America. Could you give us an overview of your sustainability program and objectives?
Michele Bartolini: Our objective is to produce the best paper in the industry with a balance of environmental sustainability. I'm not from the paper industry and I'm really impressed with the quality of sheet we produce. Recycled paper used to be yellow or turning yellow, or had a very dull look. Rolland's sheets are a minimum 94 percent brightness, up to 98 percent, which is extremely close to virgin paper.
Everything we do in producing our paper, from sourcing materials to shipping it out, we look at sustainability in our supply chain. We purchase all our recycled content in Quebec, Ontario and the U.S. We are very conscious about not taking trees from ancient forests. We also do not use chlorine or derivatives in the production of our paper.
Another big reason we have the smallest footprint in the industry is that we use 93 percent renewable energy instead of using solely coal. Our annual carbon emission is 73,000 tons less than most paper producers, which equals about 23,000 cars. One reason is, in 2004 we installed biogas, a renewable energy. We capture the fumes from garbage gas and put it through a pipeline all the way to our mill, then use that energy to power the way we produce our paper. This initiative shows the passion of our people at Saint-Jerome. They came up with the idea by asking, how can we minimize our footprint in the environment? It took a while, but the project took off in 2004 and we can now prove that we lowered our footprint.
Sustainability is really a business model at Rolland. It's not driven from the top down. It's a model that the organization passionately believes in — we started making recycled paper in 1989, way ahead of most organizations. We are in a waste society. We buy, we waste, we buy, we waste, and we don't realize the effect. But now we do, because more and more NGOs talk about the harm to the environment. At Rolland, it's really about the passion and the people, and about offering an amazing product with a balance with the environment.
What are some of the challenges you've had and how have you overcome them?
Bartolini: One of the biggest challenges is that paper is perceived as a commodity, and the paper industry hasn't evolved in a long time, so we need to educate individuals about our paper. It's a lot of branding, a lot of awareness, education – and the price point. When you're a commodity, it's all about price. We make paper and we sell to distributors, and distributors just want to sell their paper.
We're trying to influence the corporate sustainable organizations that put policies in place and drive a pull-demand. They're saying, "I want to use recycled paper" to their purchasers, to their procurement. We're starting to see a request for our paper. In Canada we're quite well known, we're piercing the U.S. market, and as we see the movement of sustainability in organizations, with organizations putting out a mandate, we are getting attention.
You don't have to not use paper because you're hurting the environment. You can! We're not cutting down trees — we're recycling. Sure, Information Technology is great, but I don't think paper is going away. I'm printing out emails, writing notes on paper, but I'm not feeling bad about it because I'm using 100 percent recycled content.
What are some of the important lessons you've learned as a company?
Bartolini: The most important lesson we've learned is to be true to ourselves and to not derail. It's been a challenge to educate individuals about sustainability, about the preconceived notion that using paper is cutting down trees — but it's not. It depends what type of paper you're using. Once we told that story, we started seeing the doors open for us. It's really staying true to what you value.
You mentioned that the idea to use biogas to fuel paper production came from a single employee, who had the idea after watching a television program on the reduction of greenhouse gases. How does Rolland foster a culture of sustainability?
Bartolini: We don't even have to push it. It's ingrained in the company and in the culture of the organization. We have people who are passionate about paper and passionate about nature. It has created a culture in our office. We don't have plastic cups or Styrofoam cups. When you come into the office, we'll serve you water in a glass cup. We will pay extra to live that sustainability throughout the organization. We also have recycling bins at every printer. We don't teach people to be that way. We just are, every day.
Rolland also encourages sustainability among its suppliers. How do you do that?
Bartolini: We get as much information as we can on their footprint and their philosophy. Rolland is a niche company with a niche product and a niche way of fabricating it. We align ourselves with organizations very strategically that have the same philosophy we do. We have blacklists of suppliers we don't do business with. We rely a lot on the Forest Stewardship Council, on NGOs, on the instruments they provide us. A lot of the research they've done allows us to understand who we do business with, and to know whether they share our philosophy.
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Nine Parishes
The sketch map shows the major arial units of the western portion of the
Hundred of Wangford (Wainford; meaning river crossing of the wagons) as it appeared in Domesday book and up to the present. The boundaries form a
remarkably regular rectangular array of seven distinct communities with
boundaries aligned to the course of the River Waveney to the north and the road
from Halesworth to Wainford towards the east. Two large rectangles may be
defined. The Nine Parishes make up the western rectangle and the eastern one
consists of the four Ilketshalls, plus Bungay and Mettingham. Looking at the
precision of this large scale division of land, the conclusion cannot be avoided
that the comparmentation was part of one great plan, which probably predated the formation of the Hundred and came after the formation of the road. The old name for this road is Stone Street, an indication that it follows the line of a Roman highway.
Ilketshall.
Ilketshall signifies the hall or chief residence of Ulketil, who was Earl of East Angliain the eleventh century. Thus Redenhall, in Norfolk, is mentioned in Domesday Book as the hall of Rada, who held it in the time of Edward the Confessor.
This district comprehends the parishes of St. Andrew, St. John, St. Laurence, St. Margaret, and All Saints Mettingham; to which the two parishes of St. Mary and Holy Trinity, in Bungay, are added, and make up what are commonly called 'The seven parishes;' in contradistinction to the South Elmhams, or 'The nine parishes.'
Among the Saxons mentioned in the Domesday Survey as holding estates here, Uchetel, a free-man, had property in Bungay; and a free-woman, whose name is not recorded, appears as an under-tenant of the wealthy Burchard—an early instance of a female Suffolk farmer. The King and Earl Hugh took possession of the greater part of Ilketshall, but their estates were soon afterwards divided into smaller parcels, upon which various families fixed their residence. The principal of these was one which assumed its surname from the township. Sir Gilbert de Ilketshall was lord of Hedenham and Kelling, in Norfolk, and of Ilketshall, in Suffolk, as early as the reign of William Rufus. Sir Thomas de Ilketshall was son of Sir Gilbert, as appears from the register of Holm Abbey. Gilbert de Ilketshall, Esq., was son and heir of Sir Thomas, and in the thirty-second of Henry III. had a charter of free-warren in
Ilketshall. Sir James de Ilkeshall was son of Gilbert, and in the fifty-second of Henry III. Mortgaged for twenty-seven marks and a half of silver, to the Lady Sarah, Prioress of Bungay, certain lands, &c. In the following year he
conveyed an acre of land, and the advowson of the church of St. John Baptist of Ilketshall, by fine to the Priory of the Holy Cross in Bungay. Amongst the knights of Suffolk in the seventeenth of Edward I. occurs the name of this Sir James de Ilketshall: he died in 1312.
In the list of towns and their lords, made in the ninth of Edward II., the Sheriff of Suffolk returns that Ilketshall had three lords—namely, Comitissa Marescall, Guido Ferre, (fn. 1) and Jacobus deIlketshall. This Sir Jacobus or James de Ilketshall was son and heir of the former Sir James, and married Ida, daughter and coheiress of Sir Robert de Stafford, Knight, by Gundreda his wife; and Sir Robert was son of Sir William de Stafford by Ermetrude his wife, daughter and coheir of Robert, lord of Rodbourn, in Derbyshire. In the sixth of Edward II. a deed was executed between Sir James de Ilketshall on the one part, and James his son and Ida his wife, whereby James and Ida grant the manor of Kelling, in Norfolk, to Sir James for life, and Sir James released to them £9 per annum out of his £15 per annum annuity, which they were to pay him and Aliva his wife, for the manor of Hedenham: dated at Ilketshall on Monday next after the feast of St. Michael.
Sir James, the son, was lord of Ilketshall in the ninth of Edward II., as appears by the record called Nomina Villarum. He and Ida his wife were living in the fifteenth of Edward III., and left two sons, Sir Philip, the younger, and Sir Robert de Ilketshall, his heir, who died before 1381; for at that time Claricia, his late wife, was married to Sir Robert de Morley. By this Claricia, Sir Robert de Ilketshall had two sons and four daughters. The daughters were, Joan, married to William de Sharnbourn, Esq.; Idonea, married to . . . . . . . ., whose daughter and heiress Margery was wife to Laurence Fitz-Piers. Margaret married to Thomas Seive, of Worstead; and the fourth daughter married Gilbert de Debenham. The sons were, William de Ilketshall, who was the younger, and living in the nineteenth of Richard II.; and Sir Thomas de Ilketshall, son and heir of Sir Robert, who married Isabel, daughter of . . . . . . ., who afterwards became the wife of William Deyvile, Esq. Philip de Ilketshall, their son, married, but died without issue in the reign of Henry VI. (fn. 2)
The arms of Ilketshall were or, a fess between two chevronels gules, and a cantonermine.
In the second of Edward III., the King granted to John Bardolf, and Elizabeth his wife, daughter and heiress of Roger Damery, the manor of Ilketshall in fee. (fn. 3) "Rex concessit Joh: Bardolfe et Eliz: ux: ejus, filiæ et heredi Rogeri Damery, in feodomaneriā de Ilkelleshall, et de Clopton, in Com: Suff: per servitium ¼ unius feodi militis,necnon 40s. annui redditus de Abb: de Waltham S. Crucis pro firmâ de Waltham, inescambio pro maneriis de Kenyngton, et de Frankeshall in Com: Surr." (fn. 4)
This grant was the manor of Bardolf in Ilketshall St. Laurence, and Bungay Trinity, which acquired its appellation from this family. They bore az. 3 cinquefoilsor, and descended from the famous Thomas, Lord Bardolph of Stoke-Bardolph, in the county of Nottingham, in the reign of Henry I.; who was killed at the battle of Branceholm Moor in Northumberland. Hugh Bardolph was in the advanced guard at the siege of Kaerleverock in Scotland, twenty-eighth of Edward I. Sir Thomas Bardolph was a Knight Banneret in the reign of Edward I., and was present at the tournament of Dunstable, in the second of Edward II. Both Hugh and Sir Thomas bore the arms as above, but the
cinquefoils are said to have been afterwards perforated. The family was seated at Bardolph Hall in Ilketshall, and in Dennington, in Hoxne Hundred, till the seventh of Henry IV., when Thomas, Lord Bardolph, was attainted in Parliament.
He left two daughters, Joan, married to William Philips, and Ann, married first to Sir William Clifford, and secondly to Reginald Cobham.
The Bardolphs held the manor of Barren, in the thirty-fourth of Edward I.; two knights' fees in Fretingham, Sproughton, and Spiksworth, in the first of Edward III.; the manor of Clopton, and £20 per annum out of the manor of Ilketshall, in the forty-fifth of Edward III.; Ringshall in Clopton, with the advowson of Debash; and Bardolph Hall in Ilketshall, in the fourth of Henry IV. Sir William Philips, who bore quarterly, gul. and arg., an eagle displayed or, in the first quarter, married, as before stated, Joan, daughter of Lord Bardolph, and was by Henry V. created Lord Bardolph, jure uxoris. His seats were Bardolph Hall in Ilketshall, and Dennington, where he founded a chantry for two priests to celebrate divine service daily, and to pray for the good estate of himself and his wife Joan, during their lives, and for their souls after their departure; also for the souls of Henry IV., Henry V., and all the faithful deceased. He was Knight of the Garter, and left Elizabeth his sole daughter and heiress, who married John, Lord Viscount Beaumont, who settled at Dennington, after his marriage.
Beaumont bore az., a lion ramp. or, within a bordure ermine. They were Viscounts for several generations, and Lords of Ilketshall, Dennington, and Clopton, in the first of Henry VIII., about which time Lords Viscount Beaumont died without issue, leaving Brian Stapleton and John Morris, his heirs.
In 1309, we meet with William de la Park, of Ilketshall, who had lands called Park's Manor, from his own name, in Aslacton in Norfolk.
In 1345, William Del Park was lord. He bore az. an eagle displayed arg. This ancient family came originally from Heveningham; for we find that in 1289, William, son of William Del Park of Heveningham, had the whole manor of Bartlets, alias Herewards, in Wickmere, in Norfolk, with the advowson. (fn. 5) The Parks were seated at Ilketshall, till Joan, sole daughter and heiress, married John Duke, of Brampton. This estate remained with the Dukes for several generations, of whom it was purchased by the Richmonds, and passed by the marriage of Mary,
daughter and heiress of William Richmond, to Charles Garneys, Esq., of Hedenham. From the Garneysit passed again by marriage to James Calthorpe, Esq.
In the tenth of Henry VIII., Sir Richard Wingfield held the manor of Ilketshall of the King, by knight's service, and the rent of one penny per annum. By the inquisitio post mortem Jacobi Bungay, taken November 2nd, in the tenth of Queen Elizabeth, he held lands in Ilketshall St. Andrew, of Peter Rede, Esq., as parcel of his manor of Ellys; also in Beccles, of John Blennerhasset, as of his manor of Barsham; and in Ilketshall and Shipmeadow.
In the fifteenth of Elizabeth, Thomas Rouse, Arm: held lands in St. Laurence, Bungay, &c., valued at £13 per annum, and also the manor of Ilketshall Bardolph: he died 20th February in that year, leaving his son, Thomas Rouse, his heir, aged about twelve years. These manors and estates have subsequently merged into various channels. In 1561, this district had the following number of freeholders. St. Andrew Ilketshall 10; among whom was
Edward Tasburgh, Gent.; Saint Laurence 3, and St. Margaret Ilketshall 4. (fn. 6)
The several churches in these parishes became appropriated to the Benedictine Priory in Bungay, except that of the Holy Trinity, which was given to the Monastery of Barlings, in Lincolnshire.
Dugdale cites a long and interesting charter of Henry II., granted at the petition of Roger Glanville and Gundreda his wife, confirming to the nuns of Bungay, inter alia, the churches of St. Cross (St. Mary) in Bungay, All Saints Mettingham, St. Margaret, St. Andrew and St. Laurence Ilketshall. St. John's Church was afterwards conveyed to them, as before shown.
A second charter of the same King mentions several donations to the nuns of Bungay, among which are the gifts of Thomas, fil: Gilb: de Ilketshall, the homage of Ulketel the merchant, and the donations of John Hockedez of Ilketshall, who gave the homage of Alan, fil: Arnulphi de Metingham.
In 1474, John Bernard, Esq., of Norwich, bequeathed legacies to the churches of St. John, St. Laurence, and St. Margaret Ilketshall; and also made a bequest to Mettingham Castle.
The Liberty of the Duke of Norfolk includes this district.
From: 'Ilketshall', The History and Antiquities of the County of Suffolk: volume 1 (1846), pp. 111-118. URL:
http://www.british-history.ac.uk/report.aspx?compid=75121 Date accessed: 19 February 2013.
St. Andrew Ilketshall
St. Andrew Ilketshall was the lordship of James de Ilketshall, in the ninth of Edward I. The interests of this family here are given in a previous page. In the fifth of Queen Elizabeth it was held by Sir Henry Denny, who sold it to Sir Nicholas Bacon, whose heirs, in 1657, re-sold it to William Gymmingham, Gent., of St. John's Ilketshall, who by his will, dated October 8th, 1658, left his wife, Rebecca, a life interest therein, and directed it to be sold on her decease. She held it till 1677, when she alienated it, with the property called St. John's Hall, to John Hunt, Esq., and it became united with the Mettingham Castle estate. The soil of all the commons and waste lands within the parish appears to belong to this manor; there being divers presentments in the court books for persons commoning, not being tenants of the manor; and for incroachments and nuisances therein. In 1751, forfeitures were remitted, on payment, by Thomas Clendon, Gent., of £21 to the lord, for having cut down timber trees, &c. (fn. 7) The manor now belongs to the Rev. Jeremy Day.
The appropriation of the rectory to the nuns of Bungay was granted as early as the reign of Henry II. They continued in possession of the great tithes and the advowson of the vicarage till the dissolution of religious houses by Henry VIII., who, on the 18th of December, in the twenty-ninth year of his reign, granted them to Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, to be held by him and the heirs of his body in capite, &c. On the 27th of February, 1724, Thomas, Duke of Norfolk, sold " all and singular the rectory or parsonage impropriate of Ilketshall St. Andrew, with the glebe lands, tithes, & c., there to belonging." to Henry Williams, of Bungay, for £265.
By indrē of bargain and sale, dated March 9th, 1778, between Sarah Williams, relict of Robert Williams, of the first part; Henry Williams, of Marlesford, Clk., only son and heir-at-law of Robert Williams, deceased, and Sarah Williams, of Bungay, spinster; said Henry Williams and Sarah Williams being the only surviving issue of the said Robert Williams, of the second part; and Philip Walker, of Lowestoft, merchant, of the third part, in consideration of the natural love and affection, &c., and for barring all entails, &c.; the said Sarah Williams, the elder, Sarah Williams, the younger, and Henry Williams, did grant, bargain and sell to Philip Walker, his heirs and assigns, the said premises, to hold to him, to the use of Henry Williams, and his heirs and assigns for ever. (fn. 8)
The said Henry Williams afterwards contracted with the proprietors of lands in the parish of St. Andrew for the sale of the great tithes issuing out of their respective estates. (fn. 9)
In 1779, the Rev. Henry Williams, of Marlesford, sold to Mr. Arnold the great tithes growing on his farm in St. Andrew Ilketshall, for£189. (fn. 10) In the same year Williams conveyed to Dr. Tanner the great tithes of his lands. Williams executed a covenant to keep the chancel in repair, and to pay all procurations and synodals. (fn. 11) The unsold portion of the great tithes was afterwards purchased by Alexander Browne, Esq., and is now the property of Elizabeth, his eldest daughter, the wife of John Page Scott, Esq., of Norwich. The vicarage passed from the Howards to the same family of Williams, from whom it was transferred to the trustees of Bungay School, as will be shown hereafter, who are the present patrons.
The parish contains 1694 acres, 3 roods, 9 perches of strong, but fertile land, whereof 71 acres are commons. The glebes amount to 29 acres. The great tithes have been commuted for £395. 12s. 2½d., of which the impropriatrix receives £128. 11s. 1d., the residue being the property of divers owners. The vicarial tithes are commuted for £130. 7s. 7½d. The Rector of St. John's has a portion of tithes amounting to £27 per annum out of this parish, and the Rector of Shipmeadow £1. 10s.
The population amounted in 1841 to 548 souls.
Kelly's Post Office Directory of Suffolk 1875
Ilketshall St. Andrew is a parish and scattered village, 4 miles south-east from Bungay, in the Eastern division
of the county, Wangford hundred and union, Beccles county court district, Wangford rural deanery, Suffolk archdeaconry, and Norwich diocese. The church of St. Andrew is a small ancient Gothic structure, and consists of a
chancel and nave, with round tower, upper part octagonal; it has a Norman doorway; in the tower are 4 bells. The parish register dates from the year 1542. The living is a vicarage, ththe rent-charge £130, with 28 acres of glebe, in the gift of M.B. Metcalfe, esq., and held by the Rev. Wallace Metcalfe, M.A., of St. John's College, Cambridge. The
greater portion of the great tithes has been sold to the landowners of the parish; Mrs. Smythe, of Edgbaston, owns the rest, about £130 yearly. The Wesleyans have a small chapel, erected in 1840. The Town lands, 13 acres and a double cottage and two single ones are now let for £21 10s.yearly, which sum is applied to the repair of the church and other incidental expenses of the parish. The school is at present being enlarged and St. John's, Ilketshall, will be attached. Lord Waveney, John Garden, esq., and the Rev. J. Micklethwaite are chief land owners. The soil is generally heavy; subsoil, sandy clay. The chief crops are wheat, barely and beans. The area is 1,694 acres; rateable value, £2,412; and the population in 1871 was 465.
Parish Clerk, William Kemp
Letters through Bungay. Letter box at Churchgate, cleared at 4 p.m. daily. The nearest money order office is at Bungay.
Metcalfe Rev. Wallace, M.A. (Vicar)
Boon Jonathan, farmer
Brighten George, shopkeeper
Button Robert, Farmer
Calver Walter, builder
Cullum Stephen, farmer
Dyer Robert, shopkeeper & coal dealer
Gates William, shoe maker
Green John, Hare & Hounds
Green William, miller
Hadingham Maria (Mrs.),farmer
Hamment Horace, farmer
Hancy Robert, Blacksmith
Hunting Charles, veterinary surgeon
Keable John, sheep dresser
Le Grice John, farmer
Low Daniel, show maker
Low Edward, shoe maker
Oldring John, farmer
Phillipo James, farmer
Salter John, Farmer, Hall farm
Sayer Wm. Grocer. China & earthwr. dlr.
Spurgeon William, farmer
Stebings James, farm bailiff to Peter Adamson, esq. Of Yarmouth
Tooke John, farmer
Wyatt William, beer retailer
Kelly's 1875