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Argos sales prompt new retail gloom
Catalogue chain Argos sparked more concerns over the retail economy today after reporting a slump in demand for consumer electronics.
Home Retail Group, which also owns DIY business Homebase, said conditions were "more difficult and volatile" than it anticipated at the start of the year.
It blamed the bigger-than-expected plunge in Argos sales, which dropped 9.6% on a same-store basis in the 13 weeks to May 28, on weakness in consumer electronics, including televisions and video gaming.
While some of the decline was due to comparisons with demand for TVs in the run-up to last year's World Cup, shares in Home Retail and rivals including Dixons, Kesa and Game Group fell sharply today.
It is the latest gloomy update from the mass market retail business, which has felt the brunt of low consumer confidence and rising costs.
Chief executive Terry Duddy said: "Trading conditions, particularly at Argos, have proved to be more difficult and volatile than anticipated."
At Homebase, like-for-like sales were up 1.6% after sales of garden-related products including furniture, plants and exterior paints did well.
Freddie George, an analyst at Seymour Pierce stockbrokers, said the decline in Argos same-store sales was much bigger than his forecast for a 4% fall.
He said: "Argos remains under pressure from a weak consumer environment while the food retailers continue to grab share in its core markets."
Argos said the weak consumer electronics market accounted for around 75% of the reduction in first-quarter sales, although it said recent industry data showed it maintained its share of this market during March and April.
The fall was offset by strong sales of toys and seasonal goods such as garden furniture and barbecues as the good weather boosted demand.
Stock clearance and higher shipping costs also had an impact on margins at Argos, which recently announced an 18% decline in operating profits to £219 million for the year to February 28.
It has refurbished stores and extended its "click and reserve" collection service to users of its iPhone app, while also expanding ranges to reverse the sales downturn.
However, Mr Duddy said today: "The difficulty of this market, together with the volatility of overall sales, has made the balance of the year more difficult to predict.
Source : The Independent.co.uk
www.independent.co.uk/news/business/news/argos-sales-prompt-new-retail-gloom-2295035.html
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Questions of Conscience
Author: Scott Appleby '78
John Q. Allman here for RADIO USA; _welcome to_ Let's Talk. _Today my guest is Senator Paul Church. Senator Church is running for president of the United States and has some issues he'd like to discuss with you. Before we open the phone lines, Senator, I'd like you to say a word about the flap over your standing as a Roman Catholic. Senator Church, welcome_.
Thank you, John, and hello to all the good people out there. I'm pleased to address a dimension of my candidacy that has become an issue in this campaign, namely, the fact that I am a Roman Catholic who takes seriously my religious obligations and the moral teaching of my church.
People ask: What do I see as the proper relationship between my faith and membership in the church, and my responsibilities as a public figure and political leader?
First let's be clear: You are electing a person, not a robot—a fully formed individual with a distinctive set of experiences, ideas, convictions, attitudes and, yes, values and principles. While it is you I will be elected to represent, it is I who will be making a thousand judgments and decisions on your behalf. While I will never forget my obligation to serve your interests and represent your concerns, those interests and concerns will be filtered through my personality and view of the world. Any politician who tells you otherwise, who presents herself as nothing more than a mirror of "the people," underestimates your intelligence.
Do such politicians really expect you to believe that they will compartmentalize their own values and convictions? Do they think you want or expect them to leave their soul, heart and mind behind when they serve in public office?
I would be unable to represent you, much less myself, were my faith and political convictions not closely intertwined. Indeed, I would be different from so many of you if I left my deepest convictions behind when I made political decisions. If my faith convinces me, as it does, that human life is sacred, that the privileged have a special obligation to the poor, that politics must serve the cause of justice and peace, then I would be perjuring myself to ignore these principles in the performance of public service. They must inform my decisions.
_So, Senator Church, it seems clear that your faith will make a definite difference in how you would run the country_.
That's correct, Mr. Allman. Most politicians seem terrified to acknowledge that they have a faith that could make a difference in public life. At the same time, I recognize that as a public servant I am answerable to you as well as to my conscience. Like any politician, I will try mightily to persuade you, and your elected representatives, that my personal convictions lead directly to wise and just policies that serve the good of all.
_That's quite a task you've set for yourself, Senator. What if you can't persuade me? I'm not Catholic, by the way, and might not believe your choices best serve my interests_.
I hear your concerns. I realize other, competing convictions and principles might enjoy greater popular support—or you and other citizens might agree on principles but disagree on how best to realize them through specific policies and laws. In such settings politics, the art of compromise, earns its reputation as a corrupter of souls.
But these dilemmas also provide the opportunity for politics to recover its reputation as a noble calling, as the means of forging an underlying unity and sense of purpose among Americans, whose dazzling variety of racial, religious and ethnic backgrounds—and whose diverse views of the world, and of politics—we proudly celebrate.
This quest for unity within diversity demands a "politics of the common good." Let me explain what that means and how we can build a political culture around it.
A moment ago I alluded to "wise and just policies that serve the good of all." Policies and laws that serve only narrow special interests, and that do so at the expense of others, almost always fail the test of "the common good."
The "common good" is an idea as old as the republic. Despite our reputation as rugged and radical individualists, we Americans also boast a long and distinguished history of coming together in voluntary associations—churches, charities, private schools, unions, political parties—to advance the interests of the ommunity and to serve the neediest among us. The 19th century French politician and writer Alexis de Tocqueville, whose tour of the United States in 1831 (to study the American penal system) led him to write his classic assessment of _Democracy in America,_ powerfully captured the generosity of spirit and commitment to the common good that defines the American character. Tocqueville devoted many pages to providing vivid examples of Americans' social conscience in action. He also noted that America's egalitarian spirit and democratic institutions "awaken and foster a passion for equality which they can never entirely satisfy." Yet each generation of Americans strives anew to embrace that larger purpose.
_Whoa, you're getting a little deep here. But tell our listeners how the idea of the common good applies to you as a president who is also Catholic_.
Certainly. Commitment to the common good is one of the cornerstones of Catholic social teaching. The central question of our political discourse, according to the U.S. bishops, should not be: "Are you better off now than you were four years ago?" Rather, politicians must ask: "How can we—all of us, especially the weak and the vulnerable—be better off in the years ahead?"
Some may respond that the common good is best pursued not by government but through the so-called private sector and the non-governmental institutions and agencies. Certainly government must not assume the duties and responsibilities of local communities or the family. Indeed, subsidiarity—that is, respect for the proper autonomy of each level of society in meeting those needs it is equipped to meet—is another cornerstone of Catholic social teaching.
Yet the federal government remains a critical player. It sets the tone and direction by supporting local initiatives and meeting needs that require resources beyond the capacity of the local or state governments. In addition, federal law establishes a framework within which all citizens can pursue the common good. And the national political culture, in short, fosters a set of values and priorities that give shape and meaning to the rough-and-tumble of daily politics.
The president in particular can become the catalyst of a politics of the common good. I would do so by articulating a vision of the common good and setting forth concrete policies and proposals to achieve it. Of course I would invite and expect vigorous argument about the vision and the proposals. There is no way round the negotiations and compromises that constitute governance in a plural, democratic society.
But I would never fail to promote my deepest convictions, even—especially—on those occasions when my responsibilities as a leader of a diverse constituency require me to enforce laws and accept compromises that do not fully honor those convictions.
_Can you be a little more specific, Senator? This talk is nice, but our listeners need to hear exactly how the common good might apply for various issues they have some interest in_.
Well, let me review some of the principles and political goals I have articulated throughout this campaign—principles and goals that Catholics, and many other Americans, will recognize as resonant with their deepest moral and religious convictions. Together these items form the substance of my view of the common good.
First and foremost, I believe human life is sacred. Every individual life, at whatever stage of development, health or decline, possesses an inherent dignity and worth that no one can or should violate. The dignity and inviolability of human life is the cornerstone for sound domestic as well as foreign policy. The refusal to discriminate on this question—to favor some lives over others—will shape my decisions on everything from health care to the proper use of U.S. military force, from public education to the war on terrorism. My policies shall never reflect the view that American lives are inherently more valuable than Iraqi or Pakistani or Brazilian lives, or that hale and hearty lives deserve more protection than terminally ill patients, or that the lives of prisoners and criminals are somehow less precious than the lives of law-abiding citizens.
Clearly my outlook on these matters is shaped by my Catholic faith. With the church I proclaim that we Americans are not free to abandon unborn children because they are seen as unwanted or inconvenient; to turn our backs on immigrants because they lack the proper documents; to turn away from poor women or children because they lack economic or political power; to ignore sick people because they have no insurance.
_Some heavy issues here! And I see that our phone lines are blinking madly. Let's let our listeners join the conversation now, shall we? Hello, you're on_ Let's Talk_.
_Hi, this is Amy from Roanoke. Are you trying to tell me that if you're president, all of a sudden our country has to follow Catholic teaching? I left the church when I got divorced, and I don't want it shoved down my throat, thank you very much_.
Hi, Amy, and thank you for your comment. I'd like to point out, however, that these ideals and principles I've just mentioned echo not only the teachings of the major religious traditions of the United States, including Roman Catholicism, they ring true to defining American values as well. The observance and protection of fundamental human rights follows from the pronouncement, enshrined in our Declaration of Independence, that all people are created equal. In addition to the right to life, each person has a right to the conditions necessary for living a decent life—food and shelter, education and employment and health care. As we debate the specific policies and laws needed to ensure these rights, we cannot lose sight of this quintessential American aspiration to leave no person behind—even as we develop economic policies to enlarge the middle class. A society will be judged by how it treats its weakest, most vulnerable members. This was the clarion call of Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey, and it has been invoked countless times, by Republicans and Democrats alike.
Nor can we, as the richest nation on earth, fail to respond to the deeply troubling fact that more than 30,000 children around the world die each day as a result of hunger and disease. More than 30 civil and regional wars, fueled by the easy availability of arms, cause additional suffering, displacement and death. Crushing international debt and underdeveloped economies plague two-thirds of the world.
We also hear a good deal about the benefits of globalization and free markets. Yet globalization in its current unregulated mode offers no answer to the millions of "have nots." The global corporations must recognize that it is in their self-interest to lift all boats—to prevent the political instability, resource depletion and environmental degradation that accompanies poverty, underdevelopment and war.
_We have another call, Senator; go ahead, sir_.
_Yeah, hi, this is Raphael from Santa Rosa. I'm a first-time caller but a long-time listener. So now you make us responsible for saving the world? What about those terrorist creeps who hate us? You want us to save THEM? Give me a [beep] break!_
Hello, Raphael. I should clarify that the United States is not alone responsible for the welfare of the suffering masses. Yet, as the world's acknowledged superpower, we must re-examine our economic and diplomatic policies—the kind of aid we deliver to our allies, the incentives for social change we attach to the aid, the relationship between our military, cultural and economic presences in foreign lands.
And when it comes to exercising American influence, our first principle must be "do no harm." Enlightened, constructive engagement with other peoples and governments has no chance if our reputation is one of aggressor and exploiter.
Accordingly, the first step is to restore our historic presumption against the use of force. The doctrine of pre-emptive war may sound reassuring to a nation gripped by an unprecedented sense of radical vulnerability in the wake of 9/11. But the violation of international laws and norms; the abrogation of civil liberties and human rights, even in the name of self-defense; the refusal to exercise restraint, especially when the location and nature of the enemy is unclear—all these policies of the current administration are sowing the seeds of future deadly conflict of unimaginable proportions.
Leading with massive force is literally a dead-end policy. To understand why, we must ask: Who or what is our enemy? Who opposes our deeply held values—political self-determination, equality under the law, freedom of speech and assembly, religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the dignity of the human person?
The customary answer today is "terrorists." Our enemies are those who hate freedom, those who despise our values—yesterday, atheistic communism; today, Islamic radicalism. They detest, we are told, the American way of life and the Judeo-Christian tradition.
Certainly we have our enemies, or, as Raphael calls them, the terrorist creeps. They are formidable, not least because they, too, claim to be inspired by a moral vision, a truth, for which some are willing to give their lives. But these enemies have arisen in reaction to something. Whatever popular appeal they enjoy comes from the strength of their moral critique, not from their wanton violence.
Thus the more accurate, the more radical answer is this: Our real enemy is the systematic violation of human rights around the world and whatever corporate practices, intellectual fads and government policies that ignore or, worse, abet those violations. Our real enemy is our own complacency, dearth of imagination and failure of nerve in the face of awareness that two-thirds of humanity lacks reliable access to clean drinking water and adequate health care; millions of women and children are systematically excluded from the full protection of just, comprehensive and enforced laws protecting human rights; a massive global trade in arms enables violence to reign as our way of settling conflicts; the income and opportunity gap between rich and poor nations, and between the elites and the masses within most nations, is widening.
Yes, terrorists are our enemies. But until we devise humane and just policies to address the root causes of terrorism, our grandchildren will be chasing a new generation of bin Ladens around the world.
_I don't know if Raphael will agree with that response, Senator. It strikes me that it would be impossible for us to realize those high ideals you trumpet in a world of limited resources and competing claims. And, like Amy mentioned earlier, I wonder how can you be true to church teaching without imposing Catholic beliefs on the majority of Americans who are not Catholic, not to mention the Catholics who themselves disagree with you_.
John, I think the most direct answer I can give you and Amy would be to explain how a Catholic politician might negotiate the difficult issues of abortion, war and peace, and economic growth.
The political discourse surrounding abortion (and also stem-cell research using human embryos) is impoverished, with each side giving no quarter to the other. Polarization, division and ill will are the result. Pro-life Catholics increasingly rely on brittle denunciations and virtual excommunication of pro-choice Catholic politicians. In knee-jerk reaction, pro-choice Catholics fall back on the unimaginative rhetoric of defiance: My Catholic faith is a personal matter. I don't tell bishops how to bishop; they should not tell me how to govern.
The problem with this response, of course, is that it fails the integrity test by rendering the faith and moral convictions of the politician irrelevant to real-world decisions and public life. A pro-choice Catholic who takes seriously the teaching of the church would respond differently, by indicating how the principles and values of Catholic social doctrine inform his or her reasoning and formulation of a specific position.
For example, one often hears pro-choice politicians say that abortion should be "safe, legal and rare." A Catholic politician who acknowledges a woman's right to decide for herself whether abortion is the taking of a human life must explain that he is respecting the priority and inviolability of conscience—another Catholic moral principle. Yet this is not enough. The Catholic politician must attempt to shape opinion, to persuade women and men that abortion is, as the church teaches, a grave moral evil. Even as he upholds the law that permits women to make that choice, the Catholic politician must expound the reasons why abortion must indeed be "rare." Why abortion is to be avoided.
Of course, the pro-choice politician risks offending his constituency if he challenges its moral reasoning. Such political courage may ultimately cost Catholic politicians at the polls. The price of integrity can be high.
_Well, Senator, that response indeed may cost you some votes. But we have Father William from Texas on the line. Perhaps he can speak in your favor. Go ahead, Father_.
_Senator, I absolutely cannot speak in your favor on this issue. A "pro-choice Catholic" is a contradiction in terms! Your stated position plays havoc with the coherence of Catholic teaching on the question. In the strongest possible terms I urge you to reformulate your position on this matter, literally, of life and death. I also wonder if you would waffle on other issues that the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops, in fidelity to the example of the Holy Father, has taken unambiguous positions on, such as the need to ratify the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty_.
Thank you, Father. Catholic teaching on war and peace does indeed shape my thinking on the use of U.S. military might. I am not a pacifist, nor does my church require me to be. There is such a thing as a just war—and the war against terrorism, if it is conducted ethically, qualifies. I would not hesitate to use military might in a just cause. But my church, my faith and my own moral reasoning set that bar quite high. War must truly be a last resort: diplomacy, dialogue, targeted sanctions, third-party intervention by the United Nations or other governmental or nongovernmental mediators—all these and other nonviolent measures must be exhausted, tried again, and found wanting.
In order to defend our nation, it may be necessary to wage war. But my administration will prefer to wage peace—to devote resources, talent and time to cross-cultural exchange, collaboration, relationship-building across national borders. We have much to learn from other cultures, just as we have much to offer. Partnerships in science and technology, economic development and education will be a priority. Strategic investments in key regions—a Marshall plan for the Middle East, for example—are down payments on a table and sustainable peace. So, too, are renewed efforts to strengthen barriers against the proliferation and use of weapons of mass destruction; this, too, will be a priority of my administration.
_We have another question, Senator. Joe, from Michigan, go ahead_.
_Yeah, hi. I lost my job a few months ago and now all I can find is part-time work that doesn't pay beans. So what are you going to do for me?_
Joe, I realize Americans vote their pocketbooks, or so goes the conventional wisdom. So be it. I encourage Americans to think of economic, physical and psychological security as interrelated, however. In the long run, the middle class grows and the economy flourishes because it serves people, incorporating greater and greater numbers while providing meaningful and productive jobs, fair salaries and ample benefits.
Tax policy must be designed to strengthen and expand the middle class, but the government cannot ignore the crying need for affordable and accessible health care for all Americans. I will propose measures to strengthen Medicare and Medicaid, as well as policies that extend health care coverage to children, pregnant women, workers, immigrants and other vulnerable populations. To rectify the weaknesses of welfare reform, I shall propose tax credits, child care, health care and safe, affordable housing for those who have moved into work in low-wage jobs.
Such plans and proposals are ambitious—some would say radical—not least because they make the unfashionable demand that privileged and affluent Americans take their share of responsibility for the common good. In my administration those currently left behind will become a priority once again—not by returning to the welfare state or failed attempts at social engineering of the past. Rather, I will strive to persuade corporate and political leaders that job training, concern for human social and economic rights, reform of international commerce and globalization must be our priorities if our affluence is to survive the new era of global interdependence and integration.
_Senator, we're almost out of time, so let's wrap things up. You've given our listeners plenty to think about. As for me, I'm trying to work out those economic policies you threw out. They do strike me as pretty radical. Do you have any final words?_
If my proposals are radical, I trust they will be sufficiently radical. My Catholic faith as well as my American patriotism demand no less from me.
_Scott Appleby is director of Notre Dame's Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies_.


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Victor Davis Hanson on future Dem voters: Two million illegal aliens in the next 12 months
August 5, 2021 By D.A. King
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Democrat Party wants to weaponize immigration law and the immigration process for political control
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Hanson: Dem push to grant citizenship to illegal immigrants will destroy civilization as we know it
August 3, 2021 | Kay Apfel | Print Article
Democrats are racing to shove mass amnesty into their $3.5 trillion budget reconciliation plan set to accompany the bipartisan infrastructure plan for joint approvals; if passed, however, America's sovereignty and the founding principles that our nation was built on could crumble as historian Victor Davis Hanson told Fox News's Tucker Carlson on Monday night.
With 2022 quickly approaching, Democrats are deeply concerned over Republicans' opportunity to take back the House and the Senate. Democrats want to capitalize on the hundreds of thousands of illegal aliens estimated to have flowed through the border this year alone by not only granting them amnesty but giving them the right to vote.
"It's just as we are seeing the efforts to destroy the Electoral College, or pack the court, or have a national voter law. They feel the constituency of the present demography is not on their side, so they can't wait to legally have residents come with green cards and go through the lengthy process of citizenship because they don't think they're going to be in power or they won't have this moment. So they want to have residents immediately become equal to citizens and they know that citizenship is the foundation of western civilization," Hanson explained.
The Democratic Party wants to weaponize immigration law and the immigration process for political control. Hanson used history as an indicator of how well this kind of policy turned out in the past.
"It was only 2,700 years ago when, in the Classical world, people said…we are a permanent fixed peoples, we have identifiable borders, we can make our own laws and elect our own officials and take governance into our own hands. We can't do that if we are migratory tribes, or we don't have a settled space or don't have shared and collective customs and traditions that develop from settlement," Hanson stated.
His insight exposes what Americans have comes to know as a frightening truth about radical Democrats– they renounce America and the very customs and traditions the nation is founded upon. They can't even stand for their own flag or national anthem when representing America at the Olympics. It is a shameful spectacle that presents dangerous consequences.
"When we look at people crossing the border–2 million scheduled in the next 12 months–we don't know who these people are, we don't know if they speak our language or share our values, we don't even know if they've ever voted before and the idea that the moment they come across – and the first decision they made was to break U.S. Law, the second will be to reside here illegally – that they would be coequal to a citizen defies the whole concept of civilization," the historian hammered the policy.
"Citizenship is already eroded, it is mentioned several times in the Constitution as an assumption and you don;t even have to define it. But it used to be the idea that a citizen could only hold elected office, could only vote, go only in and out of the country at his own permission and will, and could serve in the military, and was subject to the laws of the United States and now we see those are mostly eroded and the only thing that separates a citizen from somebody crossing the border on day one was that they could not hold office and they could not vote. Yet already people in some jurisdictions, school board elections in California are voting and there's talk about even people holding office. When that happens and we are no different than Rome with people in the late fifth century A.D. coming across the Roman borders…with no difference in their status and Roman citizens and you know what happened after that," Hansen warned.
Carlson responded that the left is stealing the country from American citizens.
The unprecedented provision expected to be part of the massive $3.5 trillion Democrat spending plan is just one of the policies included that threatens American freedom and to upend life as we know it…more here.


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Chris Woodgate takes Mark Midgeley's DB3 ahead of Spike Milligan's HWM Jaguar on the way to a narrow victory.
George Abecassis, the well-known and highly respected British racing driver, whose racing career spanned the war years was born in March 1913. He retired from motor racing in 1956 and died in 1991. FISCAR was hugely honoured to be asked by his son, David, to help put together a grid of suitable cars and find a club who would be prepared to run it, in order to celebrate the Centenary of George's birth. The intention was to provide a race for only those types of sports cars that George actually raced in period, and was thus restricted to Alta, HWM, certain Aston Martin and Austin Healey 100 models and Healey Silverstones. The race, split into the 5 marque classes was, as a result, to be by Invitation only and in order to achieve a good sized and representative grid, any invitation declined was replaced by another. It meant an early start to the invitation process in order to ensure that we had sufficient acceptances to provide a quality grid. The race was to be of 40 minutes duration with a compulsory pit stop, enabling second drivers to take part if desired.
George was closely associated with the BRDC and Silverstone, so it was the logical venue for the race to be run at. Since the VSCC run their Spring Start meeting there and it is close to George's birthday, it seemed entirely logical that they should be approached in order to run the race. Our request coincided with the VSCC decision to extend this popular meeting into a two day affair this year, which increased our hopes that a place for this race would be made available. Very fortunately, they acceded to this request and to cut a long story short and after months of effort assembling a representative grid, race day arrived with a high quality entry, despite a few cars dropping out along the way. FISCAR was well represented, existing members providing almost 50% of the race entry. We were delighted also to have a strong contingency from Germany who made the great effort to be there for this celebration.
It was a beautifully warm and sunny day for the VSCC's first race meeting of the year and this only served to enhance our grid and the wonderful display of HWM and ex Abecassis cars assembled by David in the paddock, in a prime location kindly provided by the VSCC, and adjacent to the superb hospitality unit supplied by our sponsor, Woolmer Classic Restoration.
David Reed presses on!
The expectation that an HWM Jaguar would annex pole was scuppered in practice when against the script, Peter Thornton, sharing with David Garrett, put his Austin Healey 100S on pole. He was joined on the front row by Wolfgang Friedrichs in his beautiful Aston Martin DB3S and on the second row by late entrant Mark Midgley, sharing his DB3 with Chris Woodgate. The first of the HWM's, lining up fourth, was Spike Milligan's with the Roger Buxton/Michael Steel version lining up a lower than expected 7th. The HWM impact on the grid may have been different had Matt Grist's HWM 1 practiced, but unfortunately, this had succumbed in testing the day before and was, in effect, our first retirement but remained a silent but imposing presence amongst the stationary exhibits. Lining up behind Spike, on row 3 were the closely matched DB2s of David Reed and Andrew Sharp. Sam Stretton made a splendid job of putting the Alta Sports on the fourth row alongside the HWM, but he was not to start the race since it also ran in the earlier Fox and Nichol race during which it suffered a cracked cylinder head. The top ten qualifiers were completed By Matthew Collins in his Austin Healey 100M and upholding family honour, Jonathan Abecassis in his 100/4 version.
Battling Healey Silverstones of Neil Collins and Till Bechtolsheimer.
The middle of the grid was filled by a wonderful entry of no less than 5 Healey Silverstones, the quickest of which was that of Grahame Bull who qualified his 11th overall. Esconced in the middle of this sea of Silverstones was the Austin Healey 100S of David Large and further back we had the rare sight of a DB2 convertible driven by Charles Bell and Tim Stamper, Charly Willems in his HWM Jaguar Alta, Helmut Rothenberger's famous ex works DB2, VMF 64 (Sister car VMF65 was in the paddock exhibition), and Graham Galliers Alta Sports, driven by John Polson, which was to be the only Alta to start the race. Last but not least was the unique and beautiful HWM Jaguar GT Coupe, a car not built for the track but the last HWM ever built and the brainchild of George Abecassis both in design and construction and exotically clothed in a shape penned by Frank Feeley. It just had to be there and was driven by Philip Schnedler! Martin Melling practiced his ex Abecassis DB3, complete with original 'cooking' engine, whilst the race unit is being rebuilt, out of session, and was able later to take his rightful place on the grid. Sadly, Matthew Collings was unable to bring his Austin Healey 100M to the startline which meant that we had lost 3 cars that had arrived for practice. Such failures go with the territory, of course, but it must have been very frustrating for the drivers/entrants concerned.
David Large on his way to 12th in his Austin Healey 100S
This fabulous selection of cars emerged from the Paddock onto a grid bathed in sunshine from an almost cloudless sky and presented a spectacle that I can only hope stirred all those looking on. At the start, all of the good work by the poleman was undone when the 100S bogged down causing a few awkward moments for those behind and particularly for Mark Midgley who incurrred some damage to the DB3 but he pressed on regardless. Whilst all this was going on, Spike Milligan made what he described as one of his best ever starts and took the silver HWM into a lead and was already several car lengths clear at the end of the first lap. Behind him came a quartet of squabbling Astons led by Friedrichs in the DB3S closely attended by the DB2s of Reed and Sharp, with Midgley's DB3 latched firmly to their tail. Dicing was also apparent down the field amongst the Healey Silverstones and Austin Healey's with Bull's Silverstone running very strongly amongst the later cars. The Thornton/Garrett 100S started its long recovery drive and much to his delight, Abecassis was able to go with it, in his 100/4, even briefly getting ahead. Meanwhile, at the back the HWM Coupe circulated steadily on road tyres. The Alta, however, had suffered dramatic power loss in practice but John Polson had taken his grid place at the start, completed one slow lap, pitted and attempted another, but the car was clearly in distress and John pitted it for a second time, into retirement, so that any Alta involvement in this race sadly ended very early.
The Alta heads for the pits and into retirement as the leading 4 cars start to lap the backmarkers.
Back at the front, Milligan had eked out a lead of a few seconds whilst the battling Astons behind sorted themselves out. They ran close for much of the early part of the race but did eventually adopt a line astern formation at which stage the gap to 'Spike' stabilised and with Sharp leading the charge and beginning to put daylight between his DB2 and the rest of that chasing group, appeared to come down. The HWM however, remained tantalisingly out of reach and in his attempts to close in, Andrew spun the DB2 out of Brooklands. Whilst his recovery was rapid, it did not prevent Friedrichs, Reed and Midgley slipping passed although he was immediately back on their tail as they exited Luffield. Such was the pace of the leading 5 cars that not only had they started to lap the slower cars by lap 5, but David Garrett in Thornton's pole sitting car could make little headway in recovering the ground lost at the start. Nor indeed did the Buxton/Steele HWM Jaguar seem to be making the anticipated progress forward.
Jonathan Abecassis headed the Thornton/Garrett Austin Healey 100S but only briefly!
With minor adjustments the status quo was maintained after the pit stops but we were to enjoy the spectacle of a couple of hard charges towards the front in the second half of the race. Mark Midgley, nursing a recently operated upon knee – he'd only driven his road car for the first time a week or so before the race – did a sterling job keeping his DB3 in contention and then handed over to Chris Woodgate. Chris immediately started to make inroads into the lead still held by the Milligan HWM. At the same time, Peter Thornton took over his Healey 100S and he, too, started to make up ground. Sadly, by this time, we had lost two of the Healey Silverstones; those of Steven Pryke, after 8 laps and Till Bechtolsheimer's after 14 laps. Till's car was primarily a rally tour car but had it prepared for this event and he had flown over from the States especially to participate, so it was poor reward for all his effort.
Fabulous HWM Jaguar Coupe driven by Philip Schnedler
'Spike' Milligan led for most of the race but was just pipped at the end. His best lap was by far the fastest lap of the race.
Woodgate inexorably closed on Milligan and the race for the lead was very much on. Unfortunately, for Milligan, having led for nearly 30 minutes, he missed a gear in the encounter, which was enough to let the DB3 through. Whether Chris would have passed eventually anyway is anyone's guess but he certainly pulled away to start with only for Spike to launch a counterattack towards the end. The HWM followed the DB3 across the line just 2.49 seconds in arrears after 40 minutes of racing, Spike having put in the best race lap over a second quicker than anybody else. Wolfgang Friedrichs driving the DB3S beautifully and smoothly had the leaders in sight for most of the race and finished a fine 3rd. Peter Thornton's charge took him passed both Sharp and Reed to take 4th in his 100S and Andrew and David, reflecting their close competitiveness throughout both practice and race finished 5th and 6th respectively, less than 4 seconds apart. Jonathan Abecassis brought his 100/4 into 7th and was the last man to finish on the same lap as the leaders. Michael Darcey finished 8th and Graham Bull a truly excellent 9th in his Silverstone. 10th was Martin Melling in his DB3, no doubt longing to get his race engine back in. 11th went to John Keatley who had brought his Silverstone over from Northern Ireland, followed by David Large, in the third of the Healey 100S's entered. Neil Collins, Competition Secretary for the Warwick Healey's and effectively the Silverstones team leader, took 13th whilst Charly Willems, who suffered a 1 minute penalty for pitting outside the pit window (a penalty also incurred by the Buxton/Steele HWM) was 14th. Charlie Bell and Tim Stamper enjoying themselves enormously brought the very standard looking DB2 convertible home in 15th place and 16th, last of the classified runners was Helmut Rothenberger in the splendid VMF 64. Full results below:-
A fine drive by Grahame Bull netted him 9th and a class win in his Healey Silverstone.
Mark MIDGLEY/Chris WOODGATE - Aston Martin DB3 - 30 laps – 38mins 51.94secs
Spike MILLIGAN - HWM Jaguar – 30 laps - 38:54.43
Wolfgang FRIEDRICHS - Aston Martin DB3S - 30 laps - 39:00.10
Peter THORNTON/David GARRETT - Austin-Healey 100S – 30 laps – 39.06.90
Andrew SHARP - Aston Martin DB2 – 30 laps - 39:17.77
David REED - Aston Martin DB2 – 30 laps - 39:21.02
Jonathan ABECASSIS - Austin Healey 100-4 – 30 laps - 39:48.58
Michael DARCEY – Austin Healey 100S - 28 laps - 38:53.56
Grahame BULL - Healey Silverstone – 28 laps - 39:22.97
Martin MELLING - Aston Martin DB3 – 28 laps - 39:54.79
John KEATLEY - Healey Silverstone - 28 laps - 40:16.25
David LARGE - Austin Healey 100S – 27 laps - 39:08.70
Neil COLLINS - Healey Silverstone - 26 laps - 39:37.90
Charly WILLEMS - Jaguar HW Alta - 25 laps - 40:27.05
Charles BELL/Tim STAMPER - Aston Martin DB2 DHC - 24 laps 39:15.63
Helmut ROTHENBERGER - Aston Martin DB2 - 24 laps - 40:24.90
Philip SCHNEDLER - HWM Jaguar GT Coupe – 22 laps - 41:01.48
Roger BUXTON/Michael STEELE - HWM Sports - 21 laps - 39:31.31
Till BECHTOLSHEIMER - Healey Silverstone – 14 laps - 22:30.90 - DNF
Steven PRYKE - Healey Silverstone - 8 laps - 11:08.44 - DNF
John POLSON - Alta 2 Litre Sports - 2 laps - 6:37.56 DNF
Non Starters
Matt GRIST – HWM Jaguar – Mechanical failure in previous day's testing
Sam STRETTON – Alta 2 litre Sports – Cracked cylinder head in earlier Fox & Nichol prewar race
Matthew COLLINGS – Austin Healey 100M - Rear crankshaft oil seal
Fastest Lap
Spike MILLIGAN - HWM Jaguar Sports - 1:10.96 - 83.15 mph (lap 12)
Mark MIDGLEY/Chris WOODGATE - Aston Martin DB3 - 1:12.11 - 81.82 mph (lap 19)
Peter THORNTON/David GARRETT - Austin-Healey 100S - 1:12.59 - 81.28 mph (lap 30)
Grahame BULL - Healey Silverstone - 1:19.17 – 74.53mph (lap 16)
The above four cars were also their respective class winners and at the award ceremony conducted by David Abecassis, received their awards from his daughter, Marie Nazombe. No award was given for the Alta class as there was no finisher in that class.
I wish to thank David Abecassis for giving us the opportunity to put this grid together, a grid in which he had a very big part in building and also for organising single handedly, the excellent static display. Thanks must also go to the VSCC for allowing this race to be part of this very popular and busy racing weekend and to Mark Campbell for not only making the initial approach to VSCC but pointing me to some cars which weren't on my original 'hit' list. Paul Woolmer of Woolmer Classic Restorations provided excellent hospitality facilities and last but not least a huge thanks to all competitors who entered and contributed to making what I hope was a memorable and special event, particularly for the Abecassis family.
A comprehensive set of photographs of both the exhibition and the race were taken by Photographic Memories UK. Hi-resolution photos can be purchased from them at:-
www.photographicmemoriesuk.com


Luttrel is one of the names that was brought to England in the wave of migration following the Norman Conquest of 1066. The Luttrel family lived in Nottinghamshire. Many people think the name Luttrell was originally derived from the Old French word l'outre which means otter, but others believe the name could have been derived from Lutterell, a place in Normandy.
The surname Luttrel was first found in Lincolnshire where one of the first records of the name was Sir Geoffrey de Luterel I (1160-1222), courtier and confidante of King John. His son, Robert Luttrel was Lord Chancellor of Ireland (1238-1245) and his great grandson Sir Geoffrey Luttrell III (1276-1345) held a family seat at Irnham Hall at Irnham in Lincolnshire.
This web page shows only a small excerpt of our Luttrel research.
Another 86 words (6 lines of text) covering the years 1295, 1518, 1551, 1628, 1666, 1656, 1666, 1490, 1554, 1657, 1732, 1226, 1238, 1420, 1655, 1717, 1713, 1787 and 1800 are included under the topic Early Luttrel History in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Before the advent of the printing press and the first dictionaries, the English language was not standardized. Sound was what guided spelling in the Middle Ages, so one person's name was often recorded under several variations during a single lifetime. Spelling variations were common, even among the names of the most literate people. Known variations of the Luttrel family name include Luttrell, Loteral, Lutteral, Lutterall, Lutterell and many more.
Another 48 words (3 lines of text) are included under the topic Early Luttrel Notables in all our PDF Extended History products and printed products wherever possible.
Some of the Luttrel family moved to Ireland, but this topic is not covered in this excerpt.
To escape the political and religious chaos of this era, thousands of English families began to migrate to the New World in search of land and freedom from religious and political persecution. The passage was expensive and the ships were dark, crowded, and unsafe; however, those who made the voyage safely were encountered opportunities that were not available to them in their homeland. Many of the families that reached the New World at this time went on to make important contributions to the emerging nations of the United States and Canada. Research into various historical records has revealed some of first members of the Luttrel family to immigrate North America: Walter Luttrell, who came to Barbados in 1635; James Luttrell, who settled in New England in 1759; Elizabeth Luttrell, who came to New Brunswick in 1824.


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Q: R, dplyr - combination of group_by() and arrange() does not produce expected result? when using dplyr function group_by() and immediately afterwards arrange(), I would expect to get an output where data frame is ordered within groups that I stated in group_by(). My reading of documentation is that this combination should produce such a result, however when I tried it this is not what I get, and googling did not indicate that other people ran into the same issue. Am I wrong in expecting this result?
Here is an example, using the R built-in dataset ToothGrowth:
library(dplyr)
ToothGrowth %>%
  group_by(supp) %>%
  arrange(len)

Running this will produce a data frame where the whole data frame is ordered according to len and not within supp factors.
This is the code that produces the desired output:
ToothGrowth %>%
  group_by(supp) %>%
  do( data.frame(with(data=., .[order(len),] )) )

A: You can produce the expected behaviour by setting .by_group = TRUE in arrange:
library(dplyr)
ToothGrowth %>%
    group_by(supp) %>%
    arrange(len, .by_group = TRUE)

A: I think you want
ToothGrowth %>%
  arrange(supp,len)

The chaining system just replaces nested commands, so first you are grouping, then ordering that grouped result, which breaks the original ordering.

A: Another way to fix this unexpected order issue while still using the group_by() statement is to convert the grouped_df back to a data frame.
group_by is needed for summaries for example:
ToothGrowthMeanLen <-  ToothGrowth %>%
    group_by(supp, dose) %>%
    summarise(meanlen = mean(len))

This summary table is not arranged in the order of meanlen
ToothGrowthMeanLen %>%
    arrange(meanlen)

This summary table is arranged in the order of meanlen
ToothGrowthMeanLen %>%
    data.frame() %>%   # Convert to a simple data frame
    arrange(meanlen)

Converting grouped_df back to a data frame is the first way I found to sort a summarised data.frame. But in fact dplyr::ungroup exists for that purpose.
ToothGrowthMeanLen %>%
    ungroup() %>%   # Remove grouping
    arrange(meanlen)

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Nelson CARES executive director releases new album Lost Years.
Jenny Robinson released her album Lost Years just in time for the Kaslo Jazz Etc Festival.
Nelson musician Jenny Robinson can't imagine a better setting to launch her new album Lost Years from than this weekend's Kaslo Jazz Etc. Festival. She considers it a unique privilege to share her songs from the floating stage on Kootenay Lake.
"I've been working on these songs for a really long time, so having a chance to share them at this beautiful festival, in this beautiful location, it's really exciting for me," Robinson told the Star. Her songs are a retrospective of her last 15 years, and address such far-flung topics as suicide, substance abuse and war.
And she's got plenty of material to share with the audience when she takes the stage at 2 p.m. on Sunday.
Robinson, who is the executive director of Nelson CARES, aims to share feelings about the current state of the world through music, which she calls "a change agent." One song, "Kids Are Afraid of Airplanes," came to her while she was watching the sky.
She aims to draw attention to those who the media ignores.
In a more personal piece, the title track of the album "Lost Years" tells the story of a high school friend who committed suicide when they were both in their early 20s.
She reflected on their different trajectories.
She read recently that "compassion isn't about being comfortable, it's about being in a place of discomfort" — because true empathy involves feeling others' pain. That's something she experiences through her work, and something she feels is crucial in developing a supportive social infrastructure.
"We need to reach out to each other," she said.
Robinson is effusive about the community support her music has received, and said she can't wait to see familiar Nelson faces when she takes the stage this weekend.


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Vel Phillips, the First African-American Woman to Serve as Secretary of State in Wisconsin
in African Women, Art, History & Culture, Best of Africa, World Buzz
by How Africa News August 6, 2018, 10:37 am
Velvalea Hortense Rodgers "Vel" Phillips was an attorney who served as a local official and judge in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and as Secretary of State of Wisconsin. She is recognized as the first woman and African-American in her position.
Ald Vel phillips Historical 1171967 PUBLISHED 11 7 1967 Milwaukee Journal
Phillips was born on Milwaukee's South Side to Russell and Thelma (Payne) Rodgers, she won a national scholarship to attend Howard University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in 1946.
After graduating from Howard, she returned to Wisconsin to attend the University of Wisconsin–Madison Law School, becoming the first black woman to graduate from that school (L.L.B, 1951). She and her husband (fellow UW Law graduate Dale Phillips) became the first husband-and-wife couple to be admitted to the Wisconsin bar.
Phillips along with her husband got involved with the NAACP. She later ran for a seat on the school board of the Milwaukee Public Schools in 1953.
In 1956, Phillips became the first woman and the first African-American member of the Common Council in Milwaukee; since Common Council members were called "Alderman," she was given the title "Madam Alderman" by local officials. She would remain the only woman and only black member of that body for several years .
She was arrested at a rally following the firebombing of an NAACP office, the only city official to be arrested during the "long hot summer" of 1967, bringing further national media attention to the city. Phillips resigned from the Common Council in 1971, when appointed to the judiciary, the first woman judge in Milwaukee County and the first African American judge in Wisconsin. She lost her bid for reelection to the bench to a white candidate who made an issue of her involvement in protests and civil rights activities.
In 1978, Phillips made history as the first woman and first non-white elected Secretary of State in Wisconsin. Vel Phillips died in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on April 17, 2018.
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Physical activity and concussion risk in youth ice hockey players: pooled prospective injury surveillance cohorts from Canada
Sports and exercise medicine
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Patricia K Doyle-Baker Sport Injury Prevention Research Centre, Faculty of Kinesiology, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles
Brian L Brooks Neurosciences Program, Alberta Children's Hospital, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Department of Psychology, Faculty of Arts, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Cumming School of Medicine, Alberta Children's Hospital Research Institute, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada Departments of Pediatrics and Clinical Neurosciences, Cumming School of Medicine, University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta, Canada PubMed articlesGoogle scholar articles
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Correspondence to Dr Tracy A Blake; tracyablakeptphd{at}gmail.com
Blake TA, Doyle-Baker PK, Brooks BL, et al
BMJ Open 2018;8:e022735. doi: 10.1136/bmjopen-2018-022735
Received March 6, 2018
Revised July 20, 2018
Accepted July 26, 2018
First published September 4, 2018.
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very nice job! I want to subscribe, and I'd like to send it to my faithful Scripture Study group. I have made different but similar observations of my own about scripture. I have encouraged my people to read scripture with an open mind. Open to all possibilities, and then rule out those ideas that are obviously incorrect, but to hold those that are unique and memorable. Those will make your interpretation of that particular passage your own. Then with that as a sort of "file tab" you can recall it, and consider it again and again. Isaac carrying the wood of his own sacrifice is seriously beautiful. It makes the scene all the more memorable. "God Himself will provide the sacrifice" – WOW!
Thanks for being a deacon and for writing. Isn't Scripture study fascinating! Do you have my Footprints of God series? FULL of typology and parallels!
I don't see why we would want to read and interpret the Bible figuratively, when its actual meaning is what benefits us.


Ob Sie eine Immobilie vom Bauträger erwerben, ein Fertighaus kaufen oder individuell mithilfe eines Architekten bauen wollen - es ist wichtig, die Zusammenhänge des "schlüsselfertigen Bauens" zu kennen, den gesamten Ablauf des Hausbaus oder Erwerbs zu überblicken und die Baufortschritte zu kontrollieren. Nur so ist es möglich, Missverständnisse und Fehler von Anfang an zu erkennen und darauf aufmerksam zu machen, um frühzeitig gegensteuern zu können. "Das Bauherren-Handbuch" gibt hierzu einen umfassenden Überblick. Es richtet sich vor allem an deepest Bauherren, aber auch an Architekten und Verwalter.
In Designing the British Post-War Home Fiona Fisher explores the advance of recent family structure in Britain via a close research of the paintings of the profitable Surrey-based architectural perform of Kenneth wooden. Wood's company is consultant of a geographically unique classification of post-war architectural and layout perform - that of the small inner most perform that flourished in Britain's increasing suburbs after the removing of wartime construction regulations. Such businesses, which performed a massive position within the improvement of British family layout, are at present under-represented inside of architectural histories of the period.
The inner most condominium represents an incredible website within which new spatial, fabric and aesthetic parameters for contemporary dwelling have been outlined after the second one international struggle. inside a British context, the architect-designed deepest condo remained a huge 'vehicle for the research of architectural principles' by means of moment iteration modernist architects and designers.
Through a sequence of case research homes, designed by means of Wood's company, the ebook reconsiders the development of contemporary family structure in Britain and demonstrates the ways that architectural discourse and perform intersected with the event, functionality and illustration of household modernity in post-war Britain.


I was excited about trying this new fragrance as I am a big fan of citrus at home. Oranges, Lemons and Limes.
I was wondering if it would be akin to one of my all time favourites "White Tea and Cactus" that Scentsy cruelly removed from the catalogue.
When you smell it cold it's a definite citrus. Warmed it carries through – this is a true clean and cutting citrus. The lime is there all the way through.
I had this on staight for two days, so a good 16 hours before the fragrance was totally gone.
Day 1: Beautiful lime fragrance. A really good clean throw.
Day 2: Less cutting now but still lime as the main tone. Smoother fragrance rather that cutting. I tried to find the cactus flower but I just couldn't!
This is not a floral fragrance – but it is a lovely citrussy lime!


In the six years building up to the release of her debut album, Norwegian singer Sigrid has built up a musical CV so polished that it's almost suspicious. Winning BBC Sound of 2018, debuting at Glastonbury, impressing TV audiences globally and collecting over 500 million listens on streaming platforms… the list goes on and on, with the singer's profile only set to rise higher with support slots for George Ezra and Maroon 5 in the diary. With all this before even releasing an LP, it feels like the music industry is holding its breath to see if Sigrid can really live up to the almost insurmountably high expectations it has placed on her.
Undoubtedly, the answer is yes, as Sigrid has created an eclectic, original yet incredibly memorable first record. Carving out her own sonic niche in a crowded space, Sucker Punch has a lot of songs which stand out on first listen, not blurring into one, with distinct themes and differentiation.
Opener 'Sucker Punch' has already received a lot of airtime but I wanted to highlight it as it's such a strong first track. This is just a really meticulously-engineered and perfected pop song, a real mix of personality with precise ingredients to ensure this song's earworm qualities are as finely-tuned as possible.
Delving in deeper lyrically, 'Basic' is a more emotionally fraught song, as is 'Vain', which I didn't like on first listen but gets more likeable with beautiful harmony accentuating the bridge section. The end of the song parachutes into a whole new territory, with the addition of extensive synths creating a powerful ending. These more pared-back, quiet songs showcase Sigrid's versatility and hint at more to come.
The beautiful 'Level Up' is another high point, gently understated but with a knowing undertone behind the words. I love how the introduction of violins complements the echoing acoustic guitar and the unpredictable melody in the chorus creates an element of nonchalance. The way the words and music work together in this song is rare to come across, and hard to explain, but the relationship is intimate and cohesive like two sides of the same coin, making for exceptional artistry.
At the risk of quite a basic comparison, 'Sight of You' comes across like a sequel to ABBA's 'Super Trouper', with similar instrumentation and theme. I love the upbeat abandon that comes along with this song, it's very different to the rest of the album's content but it works really well. Another strong track is 'Don't Kill My Vibe', which was one of the pre-released songs from the record, deeply wrought in feeling and delivered exceptionally with a steady build of layered sounds.
It's a great debut, but it's not perfect; for me, 'Strangers' is a real dampener. As Sigrid's most commercially successful song to date, and her first top ten UK chart hit, its prominence over other songs surprises me, as I find the chorus a little irritating. In the same vein, 'Business Dinners' is diminished by heavy-handed production which is too aggressively interruptive.
The final track, 'Dynamite', provides a perfect close to Sigrid's opening statement of an album, quietly introspective and peaceful to listen to. Overall, this is one of the best pop records I've heard in a long while. Imbued with a defiant refusal to succumb to external pressure or fall into the well-worn paths of similar artists who have trodden this road in the past, Sigrid has created a truly unique and recognisable debut record which I'm sure is a sign of spectacular things to come.
In 2017, Sigrid Raabe made instantaneous waves with her debut single, Don't Kill My Vibe. A piece of precision-tooled Scandipop, it saw the Norwegian singer decry patronising male influence in the music industry via a whooping falsetto, bombastic 80s drums and a tapestry of chattering synths.
Though perhaps overmuch critical mileage has been made of young Norwegian Sigrid's tendency to – gasp – not wear much makeup, it's hard to deny that in toxic times, the clarity of her fresh-scrubbed sound really is a wholesome blast of fresh air. Strangers is the keynote song of the former BBC Sound Of winner's debut: winsome melodies, arrestingly authentic lyrics, jagged electro-pop synths arcing into euphoria.
Bravely, she's left off other previous hits – no Plot Twist or the powerhouse High Five – but there's plenty to match them. The title track has a Robyn-like playfulness, deploying pitch-shifting effects to denote wobbling nerves before romping in with a clean, rushing Max Martin-ish chorus. Even better is Basic, a beautifully millennial supercharged love song of overthinking romantic frustration.
On her debut, the Norwegian pop phenom offers a patina of fresh-faced authenticity and not much else.


This collection of photoshop tutorials consist of best fire tutorials in the web. It comes in handy for those who want to create realistic fire effect for example like in this free template. And be sure to check one of our post about best web builder soft.
Great fire designs. i like the nike fire!


06:30 - 07:30 Check-in and pick up your snorkeling gear.
08:00 Depart from Royal Phuket Marina pier to Rok Island by Speed Boat.
09:20 Arrived at Haa Island to 1st snorkeling.
11:00 Arrived at Rok Island (Rok Nok) for relaxing on the white sand beach and swimming in crystal clear water.
11:30 Lunch on Rok Island and variety of drink.
13:00 2nd Snorkeling at Siam Bay (Rok Nai) to enjoy the beauty of coral and fishes.
14:00 3rd Snorkeling at Pakrong Bay or Laemson Bay or choose alternate to relaxing on Mansai beach.
15:45 Departure from Rok Island with the impression.
17:30 Arrived at Royal Phuket Marina pier and transfer to your accommodation.


Math.5.NBT.A.3a: Read and write decimals to thousandths using base-ten numerals, number names, and expanded form, e.g., 347.392 = 3 × 100 + 4 × 10 + 7 × 1 + 3 × (1/10) + 9 × (1/100) + 2 × (1/1000).
Math.5.NBT.A.3b: Compare two decimals to thousandths based on meanings of the digits in each place, using >, =, and < symbols to record the results of comparisons.
Math.5.NF.B.7: Apply and extend previous understandings of division to divide unit fractions by whole numbers and whole numbers by unit fractions.
Math.5.NF.B.4b: Find the area of a rectangle with fractional side lengths by tiling it with unit squares of the appropriate unit fraction side lengths, and show that the area is the same as would be found by multiplying the side lengths. Multiply fractional side lengths to find areas of rectangles, and represent fraction products as rectangular areas.
Math.5.NF.B.7c: Solve real world problems involving division of unit fractions by non-zero whole numbers and division of whole numbers by unit fractions, e.g., by using visual fraction models and equations to represent the problem. For example, how much chocolate will each person get if 3 people share 1/2 lb of chocolate equally? How many 1/3-cup servings are in 2 cups of raisins?
Math.5.MD.C.5a: Find the volume of a right rectangular prism with whole-number side lengths by packing it with unit cubes, and show that the volume is the same as would be found by multiplying the edge lengths, equivalently by multiplying the height by the area of the base. Represent threefold whole-number products as volumes, e.g., to represent the associative property of multiplication.


In addition to general confusion around the name and nomenclature for the project, the XBMC Foundation had a hard time with trademark and quality control. Because the original name contains "Xbox," at least by association, it's either very difficult or impossible to trademark or copyright, which has led to a variety of problems both for the central development team and for enthusiastic fans. XBMC has also had the potential of attracting lawsuits from Microsoft, which has thankfully never happened. Since Kodi is now being distributed across an increasing number of devices and form factors, not unlike Android, it was time to make a clean break with the past.
At the moment the Foundation is planning on implementing the name change in the upcoming "Helix" 14 release, currently in milestone builds. The software itself, as well as the XBMC website and documentation, should be completely shifted over to the "Kodi" name by the time the final version is available. Version 13.1 is available for Android, Windows, OS X, Linux, iOS, Apple TV, and the Raspberry Pi on the download page.


Big news for James Madison University coming out of the Virginia General Assembly yesterday.
State legislators approved $2.6 billion in bonds for capital-improvement projects at higher-education facilities, mental-health facilities and state parks. Included in the total were $167 million in capital projects at JMU.
The list features $44.8 million for the construction of a biotechnology building that is expcted to be a key component of the science corridor on the east side of the JMU campus. Work on that project will begin after July 1 with construction expected to be completed by 2011.
The General Assembly also approved $50 million in bonds for the construction of athletic and recreational fields at Port Republic and Neff, $40 million in bonds for the expansion of Bridgeforth Stadium, $10 million for auxiliary space at Rockingham Memorial Hospital, $2 million for a baseball/softball complex and $1.2 million for a performing arts center.
"We are pleased with the actions of the General Assembly. The approval of these projects assist in the advancement of higher education at JMU and across the Commonwealth," JMU President Dr. Linwood H. Rose said.


GOGCCFLAGS="-fPIC -m64 -pthread -fmessage-length=0 -fdebug-prefix-map=/tmp/go-build454419636=/tmp/go-build -gno-record-gcc-switches"
"go build" an executable using modules in a private (enterprise) github repository.
I expected an error-free build.
Were there other errors printed before the cannot load message?
What happens if you run curl -L https://github.enterprise.com/pgable000/module_name?go-get=1?
I suspect this is a duplicate of #26232, but without more detail it's hard to be certain.
FWIW, I can't build on Windows, either.
So does the repository hosted at https://github.enterprise.com/pgable000/elasticCommonSchema.git exist and contain .go source files at the root?


The significance of today's announcement regarding the coming "FordPass" mobility platform can hardly be overstated. With one significant new product suite, Ford is getting a jump on realizing its goal of becoming an auto and mobility company, by providing several of the key components mentioned at last month's Smart Mobility background event.
Surprisingly, the forthcoming FordPass mobility platform came about somewhat by accident.
From these core ideas, FordPass was developed over the course of about 18 months – "a record amount of time," says Elena Ford. The FordPass mobile app is scheduled to launch this April, with initial FordHub locations set to open in four major cities around the globe.


Thanks for joining The Crazy Crafters team blog hop for September. This month focus is on the holiday catalogue which was released on the 28th of August and goes right through to the 5th January 2015. If you haven't already got a copy, then request one from your Stampin' Up! demonstrator or check it out online. No demonstrator? No worries, just drop me an email.
One of the things I love about Stampin' Up! is matching. I love matching my boxes or gift tags to the cards I create. So this month I have used one of the new stamp sets in the holiday catalogue to create a Christmas card and then made a matching curvy box using cardstock and the same stamp set, Endless Wishes. It is a very sweet delicate set, which incorporates a variety of greetings for the holiday season. These greetings can be mixed and matched to create a sentiment of your own style.
Enjoy our blog hop for September!
That keepsakes box is adorable!! Goes well with the matching card. I can't wait to try mine out.
It is so easy to use Kylie. You will love it!
So in love with this desgin Rose - great job!
Great blog post Rose, loving this curvy keepsake box - so popular!
Thank you Sue. The Pintrest world loves this one as well. I love my curvy die, it certainly does get a workout.
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Ундециленова кислота — синтетичний протигрибковий препарат для місцевого застосування.

Фармакологічні властивості
Ундециленова кислота — синтетичний протигрибковий препарат широкого спектра дії. Препарат має як фунгіцидну, так і фунгістатичну дію, що залежить від концентрації препарату. Механізм дії препарату точно не встановлений. До препарату чутливі грибки родів Candida spp, Trichophyton spp., Microsporum spp., Epidermophyton spp., Scopulariopsis spp. При місцевому застосуванні практично не всмоктується через шкіру, немає даних про створення високих концентрацій в крові та внутрішніх органах. Дані про метаболізм препарату та виділення ундециленової кислоти з організму відсутні.

Медичне застосування
Дозволено до використання НЗСУ, FDA

Показання до застосування
Ундециленова кислота застосовується при лікуванні дерматомікозів, поверхневих епідермофітій, трихофітій, кандидозів та при змішаних інфекціях шкіри та зовнішнього слухового проходу.

Побічна дія
При застосуванні ундециленової кислоти спостерігаються наступні побічні ефекти: рідко — висипання на шкірі, свербіж та гіперемія шкіри.

Протипокази
Ундециленова кислота протипоказана при підвищеній чутливості до препарату. З обережністю препарат застосовують при вагітності та годуванні грудьми.

Форми випуску
Ундециленова кислота випускається у вигляді розчину для зовнішнього застосування по 25 мл. та спрею для зовнішнього застосування по 30 мл.

Синоніми
10-undecenoic acid, ácido 10-undecenoico, Undecenoic acid, Undecylenate, Undecylenic acid

Нітрофунгін, Цинкундан

Комбіновані засоби
Мікосептин

Примітки

Джерела
 КИСЛОТА УНДЕЦИЛЕНОВА

Література
 Дослідження щодо удосконалення складу рідкого лікарського засобу для лікування мікозів шкіри Афіа Д.С., Чушенко В.М., Азаренко Ю.М., Ковалев В.В. // Харків, 2020.-Ел.джерело (С.80-87)
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 Фармакологія: підручник (ВНЗ І—ІІІ р. а.) / І. В. Нековаль, Т. В. Казанюк. — 7-е вид., переробл. і допов. — «Медицина», 2016 — 552 с. ISBN 978-617-505-507-6 (С.?)

Посилання
 Ундециленова кислота на сайті mozdocs.kiev.ua

Протигрибкові препарати

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Benefits of becoming a GPSA member
GPSA is supported by funding from the Australian Government under the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) program. This support enables us to provide best practice educational resources and undertake policy and advocacy work based on solid research.
Through the transition to College-Led Training and beyond, we will continue to represent the needs of supervisors, practice managers and the wider teams who support GP training in the general practice clinical learning environment (GPCLE) . This includes consultation with members like you to negotiate the National Terms and Conditions for the Employment of Registrars (NTCER), working with stakeholders on your behalf, and inviting your participation in research to drive improvements for the sector. We have developed almost 1,000 useful resources and run highly relevant webinars and workshops throughout the year.
As well as advocacy, research and training, GPSA produces a newsletter every month, keeping members informed with the latest news and information, and invites members to keep us updated with issues and opportunities via phone and email.
All memberships are free of cost.
Membership options – join now
There are three ways that individuals may become members of General Practice Supervisors Australia. Ordinary and Honorary Membership options are available for people working in training practices, and our Stakeholder Membership covers other members of the GP training sector.
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Eligibility: (a) is an active Supervisor or a Practice Manager in a practice committed to the facilitation of the supervision of prevocational doctors, medical students and GP Registrars, especially within the AGPT program and its successor programs; and (b) is in agreement with the objects of GPTA. From November 2022, ordinary membership and voting rights includes practice managers actively involved in and, like their GP supervisor counterparts, committed to improving the quality of training for general practice in Australia. View our constitution here.
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(a) Is, desires to be, or has been involved in GP training in any capacity; and
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"What We Want" 2017 album release
The current live performance hiatus Jesse RS has found themselves in has not been in vain. The 8 month hibernation is about to come to an end and yield the latest Jesse RS release: "What We Want". This album will serve as the follow-up to the band's 2014 debut release, "Drinkers & Jokers" and continues to expand on the diverse musical sound being associated with Jesse RS. "What We Want" is the result of 2 years of writing and road testing, over 3 months and 120 hours in the studio, the arranging of over 15 individual instruments, 3 months of mixing and mastering, and continuing weeks of marketing and promotion. It's a noticeable step up from their first, fully self-produced album and something the entire band is excited and anxious to share with everyone.
Originally conceived as a 5-track EP, the band couldn't limit themselves to keeping new music off this album and the EP quickly evolved into an 11-track, full-length album. The band pulled from songs they've been performing live for over 2 years, newer songs which were road tested last summer, and never-before performed tunes from Jesse's decade-old vault of acoustic tunes. Some tunes, such as "The Liver" and "Elephant In The Room," may sound familiar to those who have caught the band on stage over the past 2 years. Others may recognized reworked tunes such as the title track "What We Want" (formerly "What I Want") from the band's first year. Other songs such as the musical landscape "Loop," drinking sing-along "Down At The Bar," and island-feel "Where I'm At" will sound brand new and exploit the wide variety of musical styles and influences that shape the band's sound. Particularly of note is the combination of the musically accented monologue which prefaces "What We Want" and the title track itself, which deliver a climactic message of unity, tolerance and love that the band strives to bring to every performance.
Jesse RS spent the months of recording and mixing at Evergroove Studio in Evergreen, CO working with recording engineer and co-producer Brad Smaling who greatly helped to shape many aspects of the music in times of creative writers block. Mastering was done at Vigalanti Recording Studio in Atlanta, GA. The band was honored to bring in several guest musicians for this recording. Among the added talent were Christina Lundell on vocals, Ben Waligoske on lap steel, Adam Bodine on accordion, Luka Keck on fiddle, Don Prorak on steel pan and a carefully pieced together string quartet. Friends of the band and members of fellow Denver-based funk-rock group Digg – Will Crossland (electric and acoustic guitars) and Josh Rutherford (organ) – are featured on several tracks as well.
"What We Want" is scheduled for release on May 28, 2017 on all major digital platforms as well as in person at the band's release party that evening. The Moon Room at Summit Music Hall in Denver will host Jesse RS as they celebrate the release of the new album. Fans can expect the album to be performed in it's entirety along with a mix of familiar JRS tunes. Several of the band's studio guest musicians will be on hand to join the boys on stage. Featured support for the show include jazz-rock jam band Analogue Hero and piano singer-songwriter/pop group Alec Ryan. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 the day of the show. They can be purchased on the Moon Room website or by getting in touch with Jesse RS through email (contact info at the bottom of the webpage) or Facebook. The show is scheduled for 7pm with Alec Ryan kicking off the party at 7:30pm.
Album release party link
Album release party info
Analogue Hero
Alec Ryan
Evergroove Studio
Vigalanti Recording Studio


I've been a bit slow to update the blog these days. It's been a crazy few weeks. I shot Gwen and Walter's Bedford, NH wedding a few weeks ago and then made my way down to Virginia Beach to meet my new niece, Claire. Don't worry, some photos of her will be coming soon. There are already a few over on my Facebook page, so if you haven't seen her yet, be sure to stop by there. I got home from VA and then had dual senior sessions with Skye and McKenzie. Their sessions will be coming to the blog soon too.
For now, I bring you a sneak peek into Gwen and Walter's wedding day. I had the pleasure of shooting along side Alisha from Alisha Maria Photography on this one. The weather was great and they had a Brazilian BBQ catered from Tio Zac's Churrasco and Brazilian BBQ, which was fantastic! For those who don't know, Gwen and I were in an 8 piece classic rock/funk band a couple of years back. I was honored when she contacted me about photographing her wedding. It was an all around great day. Without further ado, I bring you Gwen and Walter's Bedford, NH backyard wedding.


WHAT MAKES NEXXUS DIFFERENT TO OTHER BRANDS?
It's all about the proteins. At Nexxus, we use proteomics (science that studies proteins) to find the right protein blends to restore hair, according to each type or level of damage. Each of our formula has the right concentration of proteins to bring your hair back to its most beautiful state.
To have the best results, it's important to use our products as a system. All products have been crafted to take on different roles. All Nexxus shampoos are silicone free. Custom crafted, they rebalance hair by rebuilding broken bonds and replenishing nutrients within leaving hair responsive. Nexxus conditioners restore the protective barrier, leaving hair balanced and flexible.
At Nexxus we call this balance the perfect equilibrium.
WHAT PROTEINS ARE USED IN NEXXUS PRODUCTS?
Nexxus ranges contain a combination of proteins and replenish deep within.
- Nutritive, Oil Infinite and Youth Renewal Protein Blend contains Hydrolised Keratin, Elastin and Wheat protein.
HOW DOES THE PROTEIN CARE ACTIVE WORK?
Protein Care active rebuild broken bonds reinforcing hair's protein structure for stronger, reinforced hair. They are used in all Nexxus Shampoos.
DO NEXXUS PRODUCTS CONTAIN SILICONE?
Nexxus shampoos are silicone free to avoid weighing down hair. Nexxus conditioning and post wash products contain micro silicones as they are very effective to make hair feel luxuriously smooth, soft and moisturised. Silicone also helps hair feel cleaner and easier to comb by reducing friction.
HOW DO MICRO SILICONES WORK?
Micro-Silicones are very small and light silicones that intelligently deposit only where they are needed on the hair fibre, so hair is not overloaded and moves with seamless fluidity. They are used in Nexxus conditioners*.
DO NEXXUS PRODUCTS CONTAIN SALT?
Yes, Nexxus contain small amount of salt to help achieve a nice product texture. This salt content (much smaller than ocean sea water) will not interfere with your hair styling or keratin hair treatments. In fact, many Nexxus products also contain keratin as part of the Protein Blend.
ARE NEXXUS SHAMPOOS SUITABLE FOR KERATIN TREATED HAIR AS THEY CONTAIN SULPHATE SURFACTANTS (SLES)?
Nexxus has minimised SLES levels to have truly mild formulas, yet with efficient cleansing and foaming properties. There is no technical evidence why Nexxus products with SLES should not be used with keratin treated hair.
DO NEXXUS PRODUCTS CONTAIN SULPHATE SURFACTANTS?
Yes, Nexxus uses Sodium lauryl sulphate (SLES). SLES is a surfactant or cleansing agent, which is used in many cosmetic products for its excellent cleansing and foaming properties.
Shampoos having a high level of surfactants (such as sulphate ones) could damage coloured hair. Nexxus has minimised SLES levels to have truly mild formulas, yet with efficient cleansing and foaming properties.
WHAT ARE THE FRAGRANCES IN THE DIFFERENT NEXXUS RANGES?
- Nexxus Nutritive, Oil Infinite and Youth Renewal range have a pampering oriental fusion scent incorporating woody and creamy floral notes of Magnolia and Jasmin.
- Nexxus Emergenceé™ range has an oriental gourmand scent structured around a floral oriental heart with Cherry Blossom and Waterlily notes.
DOES NEXXUS TEST ON ANIMALS?
Since the 1980s, Unilever has remained at the forefront of research into non-animal approaches to assess product safety, and we advocate effective, science-based regulation on alternatives to animal testing that ensures consumer safety and facilitates innovation.
HOW CAN I FIND OUT WHAT IS IN NEXXUS PRODUCTS?
Please check the product label for details or go to www.unilever.co.uk/brands/whats-in-our-products/.


A little hole in the wall we affectionately called Dads Place. The food was horrible but the prices couldn't be beat and the staff was wonderful.
More like the worst restaurant I haven't eaten at. As long as I have a chance to eat, I'll put up with most anything, but if ten minutes go by and absolutely no one has come to the table or if someone came by right away and never came back, then I get royally pissed off. Cause now I'm hungry, irritable and I have to go someplace else which might take another 45 minutes. I can feel steam blowing out of my ears just thinking about it.
applebees. ate there twice got sick twice. never again.
The Sizzler. OMG It was one of my Great Grandma's favorite places to eat.
A place called "Choo Choo Charlie's". It is long gone, with food that bad... it's no wonder. It was listed in an "Entertainment Book".
Hunan inn at cactus and 35th ave in Phoenix. One of our dishes had cockroachs in it.
I won't name the "fine dining" establishment, but I was less then thrilled at the half-frozen chicken parmesan they served me.
A place called Plylers. Brookville PA exit of Rt 80 in PA. I almost broke a tooth on their pie crust.
Have you ever eaten at a wild game restaurant?
In restaurant, have you ever eaten food with your hands?
Whats is the longest that you have stayed and eaten at a buffet?


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No Generations Omnibus this weekend thanks to Smanga and Thabi
This week, Thabi and Smanga showed us their version of 50 Shades of Grey and let's just say a lot of people watching the soapie couldn't handle the heat.
Thabi snatched Smanga's soul and caused many of us to go red in the face with embarrassment when their sex scene came on this week. If you watched that scene with your parents or grandparents, askies, we can only imagine the level of awkwardness that came upon you as Thabi submitted herself as Smanga's sex slave in front of the entire nation.
Many viewers have criticized the soapie for airing explicit content during the prime time slot, a time which has many families watching TV together.
The SABC has since heard the viewers complaints and has decided not to air Generations' reruns for this weekend.
The national broadcasting station has since released a statement about the canceled omnibus.
"SABC 1 has taken a decision to pull off the Generations - The Legacy Omnibus for this week's episodes which were scheduled to air tomorrow, Saturday, the 22nd of July 2017. This is due to the viewer complaints the channel has received about the alleged explicit content shown during this week's episodes of the popular soapie.
The channel will replace this week's episodes by airing the first 5 episodes of Generations – The Legacy that first went to air on the 1st till the of 5th December 2014, from 11h00 – 13h30.
We would like to assure our viewers that we take their feedback seriously and would like to apologize for any inconvenience or discomfort this week's episodes may have caused.
Stay tuned to SABC1 tomorrow for two and half hours, and throw back to where Generations - the Legacy all started."
Well there you have it, folks, at least SABC will offer you some throwback reruns in the meantime.
Main Image Credit: Facebook/Generations: The Legacy
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Great site you got going on here. Keep it up.
It looks great David. Keep up the good work.
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Today, I am pleased to announce the launch of the Mace Dynamics online marketing wiki!
The information available on these topics is often fragmented across a number of resources which looks at their respective topics in isolation of other disciplines. Online marketing however, is a multi-discipline endeavour. The Mace Dynamics Wiki will pool all of the information relating to online marketing into a single location. Furthermore, in many cases, the information available is a matter of opinion without any primary research or references to back it up. All information contained within the Mace Dynamics Wiki will be referenced facts not opinions, given without bias.
How is this different from Wikipedia?
Whilst Wikipedia is a fantastic resource on most topics, it is very general and broad. The Mace Dynamics Wiki takes an online marketing perspective on all topics. For instance, on HTTPS, Wikipedia goes into a great detail about the technology behind HTTPS and security benefits. The Mace Dynamics Wiki, whilst covering these aspects, gives much greater attention to the user experience benefits (in terms of trust signals and speed benefits), the ranking boost given in Google results and how to migrate from HTTP to HTTPS.
This is something that I am very concerned about. Wikipedia is able to deal with this because it has such a large and active user base. At this time, we do not have this. As such, in order to make edits or create new articles, you must first create an account and all edits will be moderated and approved before they go live. I do worry that these measures may reduce contributions, but at this time, I feel that the prevention of spam and vandalism is more important. This may change in the future.
Check the Wiki Out and Get Contributing!
We currently have 9 articles and approximately 15,000 words of content on the wiki. Check out one of the wiki articles linked to throughout this post, check out a random article, do a search for a topic that you are interested or check out some of the articles highlighted below.
Terence Mace is the founder of Mace Dynamics. Terence began working in online marketing in 2013 for one of the UK's largetest digital marketing agencies. During his tender, Terence has worked in outreach, penalty removal, analytical insights, onsite optimsation, conversion rate optimsation, and account management roles. Terence has also established and developed a number teams and now works to develop internal tools and systems, and new products and services.