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GLENDALE, Calif. — "VeggieTales in the House" premiered Nov. 26 as a new series exclusively on Netflix featuring the veggie characters that have modeled biblical principles for 21 years.
Yet, had it not been for Lisa Vischer, wife of VeggieTales co-creator Phil Vischer, children might have been giggling instead to "candy" tales.
Vischer, a computer animator at the time, needed characters for the series that could be created simply by computer animation. "I decided I needed characters that had no hands, arms, hair or clothes, or I wouldn't be able to animate them. And I started out playing with a candy bar character," Vischer said about the new Netflix series.
VeggieTales in the House will feature two all-new stories with original songs in each 22-minute Netflix episode.
"The all-new series marks the first time in the 21-year history of VeggieTales that Bob [the Tomato], Larry [the Cucumber] and the veggie crew venture off the countertop for exciting new adventures, while remaining true to the values-driven storytelling that has long made VeggieTales such a beloved part of childhood," Netflix and Dream Works Animation announced in a joint press release.
When Vischer created the original VeggieTales through Big Idea Productions, VHS players were state-of-the-art technology, which progressed to DVD, Blue Ray and now online streaming. Netflix allows the series to continue in the latest technology, Vischer said.
"It's been clear that if we want the characters and the ministry to stay alive, then they need to keep moving as kids move to viewing media in different ways." Vischer said. "Bob and Larry need to be there.
Mike Nawrocki, who co-created VeggieTales with Vischer, said VeggieTales in the House will pick-up where the VeggieTales DVDs end.
DreamWorks Animation acquired Big Idea Productions in 2012 by purchasing Classic Media. Margie Cohn, DreamWorks Animation's head of television, promises the new series will retain VeggieTales' original characters and values, teaching such virtues as friendship, forgiveness and neighborly love.
DreamWorks Animation paid Boomerang Media Holdings $155 million to buy Classic Media and Big Idea. Classic Media in 2003 rescued Big Idea from bankruptcy, buying the company and retaining the name.
Vischer and Nawrocki still perform VeggieTales voice work in the new series but also are active creating other children's series. Vischer spends much of his time creating the more in-depth children's series "What's in the Bible?" featuring the character Buck Denver, and Nawrocki is directing a story of Jonah scheduled to debut next Easter.
Vischer said he is delighted that VeggieTales has survived generations.
The first five 22-minute episodes will be available for instant viewing by Netflix members in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, U.K., Ireland, the Nordics, Benelux and France.
Netflix markets itself as the world's leading Internet television network with over 53 million members in nearly 50 countries, viewing more than 2 billion hours of TV shows and movies per month, including original series.


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Norwich dragon event given a lift by Ridgeons
Published: 17 June, 2015
Ridgeons has offered its support as official logistics partner to a summer arts event in Norwich.
GoGo Dragons! is an interactive sculpture trail to be staged from 21 June to 5 September by cultural event organiser Wild in Art and the Break charity for young people. More than 180 painted dragon sculptures are to be displayed at various locations across Norwich, aiming to raise money for vulnerable local children.
The timber and builders merchant is providing 20 team members and eight of its largest lorries to transport each dragon to its designated location.
After having been displayed for 10 weeks, Ridgeons will deliver the dragons to Norwich's Forum, where the sculptures are to be displayed between 27 and 30 September. This will be the last chance for them to be seen by the public before they are auctioned for charity on 1 October, 2015.
In addition to transport support, the company is also sponsoring its very own dragon sculpture, named Cyril, which is to be housed in St. Andrew's Hall, Norwich.
Mike Fields, area general manager at Ridgeons' Rocklands branch, said: "This is the second time Ridgeons staff have supported the Break event to help raise money for the charity, so it's fantastic that we are able to lend a helping hand again.
"Ridgeons has been part of the East-Anglian community for over 100 years, with our fleet of trucks being a common sight, so it's great that we can use them to help raise money for such a worthy cause and give back to the local area."
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I heard from several people that drinking milk or dairy products while eating fish can lead towards a special skin pigmentation disorders such as different skin color or bright spots on skin.
I asked a dermatologist about it and she said it is preferred not to do so, as there are some cases reported. I would like to know is there scientific evidence behind this claim as I am really skeptical about it.
This myth appears to stem from The Talmud - a vast collection of Jewish laws and traditions.
Although modern-day medicine and science may beg to differ, the sages of the Talmud were under the impression that eating fish and meat together is extremely dangerous to one's health. In fact, in those days, there was actually a dermatological condition which was believed to be caused by eating fish and meat together. As such, the rabbis prohibited the consumption of such mixtures, a practice which continues to this day. This ban applies to fowl as well.
Clearly, however, today this is not the case. Some try to reconcile this medical contradiction, claiming that what was unhealthy in those days may not be in ours. In fact, in talmudic times it was believed that rotten fish was good for you!
A widespread belief in Mali associates certain forms of fish diets with leprosy (Hansen's disease). Very similar aversions to fish diets have existed in ancient Egypt, the Islamic Middle East, northern Nigeria, medieval Europe, and colonial America.
As late as the mid-1960s handful of doctors trained in scientific medicine were still earnestly investigating the fish hypothesis Meny Bergel director of the Leprosy Research Laboratory in Rosario Argentina published several articles in 1958, 1959, 1960, and 1966 attempting to explain the well established correlation between the occurrence of leprosy and the ingestion of diets high in decomposing fish In short he found that the consumption of rancid fats and unsaturated fatty acids favored the growth of the Hansen bacillus in laboratory rats Though never harboring the actual disease fish nonetheless facilitated its development.
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Happy Friday!! I can't believe we're back to the weekend again - things have been picking up at work and this week flew by. I'm excited to unwind a little and get a little family time in!
The Nordstrom Anniversary Sale opens to the public today, which means if you aren't a cardholder you can actually shop now and not be tortured by me repeatedly sharing things!! In case you missed it, here's my initial picks and my try-on session/reviews.
Today I decided to just share items that are still in stock and under $50 - score!
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The Long-term Mental Health Conditions Group is developing a body of research addressing the pressing issue of co-morbid physical and mental health conditions with a specific focus on people with long-term conditions and on mental health care in a variety of healthcare settings.
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VT/ Fralin Biomedical Scientist to Accept International Prize for Medical Research
Zhen Yan of the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute will receive the prestigious Jacobæus Prize from Novo Nordisk Foundation this week for metabolism and exercise medicine research.
A top scientist in the field of exercise and metabolism will accept a leading international honor for extraordinary achievements in medical research in Copenhagen, Denmark, on Friday.
Zhen Yan, a Virginia Tech professor with the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute at VTC, will receive the 2022 Jacobæus Prize.
The prize is awarded annually by the Novo Nordisk Foundation to an internationally recognized scientist who has made groundbreaking achievements.
"I certainly feel privileged and thrilled to be selected, but I think there are many scientists who are just as eligible, if not more," said Yan, who is also a faculty member in the Department of Human Nutrition, Foods, and Exercise in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.
Yan studies the impact of regular exercise on health and disease prevention. He said his background in medicine and his surgical training primed him in early in his career to think that exercise may indeed be the best medicine.
"We are facing an unprecedented challenge of chronic disease at a pandemic proportion," said Yan, who directs the Center for Exercise Medicine Research of the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute. "Pharmacological treatments are invaluable and have saved a lot of lives, but exercise as a preventive intervention at the time when we are generally healthy is probably going to be far more impactful to individuals, families, the society, and the world."
Alongside lifespan, Yan said it is important to think in terms of health span – the period of people's lives when they are generally healthy.
"Much of the effort in the past 50 years has been invested in developing drugs to treat various diseases, and we have made great progress," Yan said. "Lifespan has increased in the United States by at least 10 years. However, if you look at our health span, it has not lengthened, and because of that, you have more sick people who gradually become more isolated."
"It is clear that a wholistic intervention would be very important to promote physical health, mental health, and social health," Yan said. "For example, there is an antioxidant molecule that can be produced by muscle and promoted by exercise to affect various different organs to provide profound protection to the heart and from severe disease, even respiratory system disorders in COVID-19."
He continued, "There are many more. It remains a mystery that our body undergoes adaptations in response to exercise not only to improve physical performance, but also induce many other health benefits. Our recent findings of the elegant association of a master regulatory enzyme AMPK as a surrogate of energy state with the power plant of the cells, mitochondria, shed new lights on the sophisticated control system in our cells that sustains our health."
Yan will present his research during a special lecture in Copenhagen.
"Dr. Yan is a visionary in connecting exercise to health and disease prevention through a rigorous understanding of the multiple levels of linkages across scales from the molecular to the whole organism," said Michael Friedlander, executive director of the Fralin Biomedical Research Institute and Virginia Tech's vice president for health sciences and technology. "We were very fortunate that Dr. Yan joined the research institute this year and has taken a leadership role for our newest Center for Exercise Medicine Research, which will further strengthen our approach to science-based medicine for whole health, building on our existing strengths in behavioral health sciences."
The Jacobæus Prize was established in 1939 to commemorate Hans Christian Jacobæus, a Swedish professor and pioneering clinical researcher who developed a method to improve the diagnosis and treatment of lung diseases, especially tuberculosis.
It is awarded under the auspices of the Committee on Endocrinology and Metabolism of the Novo Nordisk Foundation.
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A clear distinction is made between Spirit and matter. Using different philosophical terms, Lord Krsna explains how the Spirit combines with matter to create a living being.
Human pursuits must culminate in realising the supreme Spirit, Brahman. The chapter enumerates twenty qualities that constitute an Enlightened person. A seeker practising and perfecting these qualities gains the knowledge of the Self. With this knowledge he recognises the one Self in the manifold beings. And attains Self-realisation.


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Mom and boyfriend were on meth when 3-year-old drowned in Virginia river, deputies say
Posted 5:36 PM, July 12, 2019, by Melissa Espana
WYTHE COUNTY, Va. — Authorities said a mother and her boyfriend were high on methamphetamine when the woman's 3-year-old daughter drowned in a Virginia river, according to WSLS.
Kimberly Moore, Josie Burleson's mother, and her boyfriend, Adrian Puckett, were allegedly high on meth when Moore's daughter drowned in a Virginia River. (New River Regional Jail)
The body ofJosie Burleson was found in the New River early Wednesday morning, the Wythe County Sheriff's Office confirmed.
"In this case, the parents of the child didn't pay attention and now they lost their child. The reason they weren't paying attention is because they were under the influence of methamphetamine," Wythe County Sheriff Keith Dunagan said. "That's why this child is deceased now."
Burleson was reported missing at about 7:30 p.m. Tuesday.
"Upon interviewing the mother identified as Kimberly Dawn Moore and the mother's boyfriend, Adrian Neil Puckett, they both stated the child was playing outside near the New River Trail and wandered off," a Wythe County Sheriff's Office spokesperson said Wednesday. "A search was conducted within minutes of first responder's arrival to the scene. There were over 100 searchers looking for the child in the fields, trails, and in the water. This search was continuous for over five and a half hours."
The child's body was found in the river at about 1 a.m. Wednesday.
Moore and Puckett have both been charged with felony child neglect with reckless disregard for life and felony child endangerment and more charges are possible, a sheriff's office spokesperson said Wednesday.
Officials delayed Puckett's arraignment until Friday morning after determining that he was still too high on meth Thursday, WLWS reports.
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Review: Attack on Titan
Most of our readers have probably heard of Attack on Titan at least once by now, but in case you've been living under a rock it's a popular manga-turned-anime that follows the last remnants of humanity living in a city surrounded by walls to protect them from an outside world has been overrun by giant nude (but lacking genitalia) giants. With this release, players get to experience that as a game. Dynasty Warriors developerOmega Force finally brings the franchise to the PC and consoles, and while it is easily the best gamified iteration yet, it suffers many of the same issues as the previously released 3DS game based on the series.
Attack on Titan is one of those franchises that sounds like it would be great as a video gamebut if you stop to think about it, that isn't the case. A majority of the anime has only one of two things happening: characters talking or having long drawn out introspectives, or killing titans. The actual killing of titans almost always plays out the same way. Characters use their specialized gear to zip through the sky and then slice the back of titans' necks to kill them—rinse, repeat. While this game captures all that, the fighting of titans is so simple and repetitive that it becomes a real bore after just a few missions.
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CLEC10A encodes a member of the C-type lectin/C-typelectin-like domain (CTL/CTLD) superfamily. Members of this familyshare a common protein fold and have diverse functions, such ascell adhesion, cell-cell signalling, glycoprotein turnover, androles in inflammation and immune response. The encoded type 2transmembrane protein may function as a cell surface antigen. Twotranscript variants encoding distinct isoforms have been identifiedfor this gene.


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O Palácio Sabugosa situa-se na freguesia portuguesa de Alcântara, no concelho de Lisboa, mais precisamente na Rua 1º de Maio. Foi construído no século XVI, tendo posteriormente sofrido obras de ampliação, restauro e beneficiação (1728, 1865 e 1878).

Inicialmente uma casa de campo situada numa propriedade denominada Quinta Cesária, foi depois alvo de obras significativas a mando do Conde de Sabugosa.

É também conhecido por Palácio dos Condes de São Lourenço. Este imóvel estava em 2007 em vias de classificação pelo IGESPAR.

Ligações externas

Alcântara (Lisboa)
Sabugosa

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*IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI
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1 *IN THE HIGH COURT OF DELHI AT NEW DELHI + WP(C) No.235/2000 % Date of decision: 3 rd March, 2010 DULI CHAND Through:... Petitioner Mr. Pravin Sharma, Advocate. versus P.O.LABOUR COURT-VIII & ANR. Through: None.... Respondents CORAM :- HON BLE MR. JUSTICE RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW 1. Whether reporters of Local papers may be allowed to see the judgment? Yes 2. To be referred to the reporter or not? Yes 3. Whether the judgment should be reported Yes in the Digest? RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW, J. 1. The petitioner workman seeks a writ quashing the award dated 18 th May, 1998 of the Labour Court answering the following reference Whether the services of Shri Duli Chand have been terminated illegally and/or unjustifiably by the management and if so, to what relief is he entitled and what directions are necessary in this respect? against the petitioner workman inter alia for the reason of the petitioner workman being within the probationary period. 2. Though it was the case of the petitioner workman that he had been in employment of the respondent DTC on daily wages as a sweeper cleaner since 1 st May, 1981 but the Labour Court found that such daily employment of the petitioner workman had been stopped in 1985 and which termination had not been challenged by the petitioner workman; that the petitioner workman was reemployed on 3 rd April, 1986 and it is the termination of the said employment which was challenged and with respect whereto the reference had been made. The petitioner in the present writ petition has also not claimed any rights on the basis of his employment on daily wages w.e.f WP(C) No.235/2000 Page 1 of 5
2 3. It is not in dispute that (i) in terms of the appointment letter dated 3 rd April, 1986 the appointment of the petitioner workman was temporary and on probation for a period of one year extendable to two years; (ii) the said probation was extended; (iii) that before the expiry of the probation period the services of the petitioner workman were terminated. 4. The wording of the letter of termination of employment would be relevant, thus the same is set out herein below: The services of Shri Duli Chand S/o Shri Handa Ram S/Cleaner B.No Pay token No are hereby terminated with immediate effect under clause 9(a) (i) of the D.R.T.A (Condition of Appointment & Services) Regulations A Cheque No dated for Rs paise (Rs. One thousand two hundred ninety five and thirty six paise only) on account of one month pay and necessary compensation under I.D. Act, 1947 is attached herewith. He is required to deposit all the D.T.C articles in his possession within 24 hours of the receipt of this memo. Non deposit of the D.T.C articles by him in accordance with the instructions as contained in office order No.21 dated will render him liable to pay a penalty of Rs.2/- per day for the days he keeps any of the articles in his possession after the specified period of 24 hours. It would thus be evident that the letter of termination does not impute anything whatsoever to the petitioner. 5. Upon industrial dispute being raised, the respondent DTC besides taking a plea that the petitioner workman being on probation, his services could be terminated, inter alia stated - During the probation period of one year the workman availed 42 days LWP and on account of excess leave availed by the workman the probation of the workman was extended for six months up to 3 rd October, During the extended period of probation the workman availed 54 days LWP. Therefore the management terminated the services of the workman.. 6. The Labour Court has held in the aforesaid facts that the respondent DTC under its conditions of appointment and service regulations (framed under the statute) is competent to appoint its employee on probation and after satisfactory completion of the probation period the workman is to be confirmed in the sanctioned permanent strength of establishment; Regulation 9 (a)(i) provides that the services of an employee of the Authority may be terminated without any notice or pay in lieu thereof during the period of probation and WP(C) No.235/2000 Page 2 of 5
3 without assigning any reason therefor. Therefore under the above said regulation, the management is competent to terminate the service during probation. 7. The counsel for the petitioner has contended that since the reason for terminating the service during probation was, the petitioner having availed of long leave without pay during probation, the petitioner ought to have been given a hearing and an inquiry ought to have been conducted, though it is not disputed that the petitioner did avail leave without pay as aforesaid during probation but it is pleaded that the same was owing to ailments in the family of the petitioner. The contention of the counsel for the petitioner is that even during probation, the services can be terminated only for the reason of the employee being not found fit for the job and if termination is sought to be done for any other reason, the same has to be preceded by an inquiry. It is contended that the termination in the present case is not for the reason of the petitioner being not found fit for the job of a sweeper but for the reason of his long absence without pay during probation. Reliance in this regard is placed on the judgment of Supreme Court in Dipti Prakash Banerjee Vs. Satyendra Nath Bose National Centre for Basic Sciences, Calcutta LLJ 174. In the said judgment, during the period of probation the probationer was issued a letter recording the several counts on which his performance was not found satisfactory and other correspondence had ensued in this regard and the letter of termination also recorded the said letters issued to the probationer, the factum of the probation having been extended owing to the performance being not found satisfactory and the termination being affected owing to the probationer having not improved his performance. In these circumstances, it was held that if findings were arrived at in inquiry as to the misconduct of the probationer, behind the back of the probationer and without departmental inquiry, the simple order of termination is to be treated as founded on allegations and will be bad in law. It was further held that if the inquiry was not held, no findings were arrived at and the employer was not inclined to conduct an inquiry but at the same time did not want to continue the probationer, the order would not be bad even though the complaints may be the motive for termination. It was further held that it depends upon the facts and circumstance of each case and the language or WP(C) No.235/2000 Page 3 of 5
4 the words employed in the order of termination of the probationer to judge whether the words employed amount to stigma or not. It was yet further held that the material amounting to stigma need not be contained in the order of termination but may also be contained in an order or proceedings referred to in the order of termination or in an Annexure thereto and which would also vitiate the order of termination. 8. The aforesaid would show that the facts of the present case are entirely different. There was no inquiry and no reason whatsoever stated in the letter of termination. Thus there could be no question whatsoever of the termination being stigmatic to the petitioner. The reasoning given before the Labour Court, in reply to the statement of claim of the petitioner, for terminating the employment cannot be said to be stigmatic so as to make the order of termination bad. There is nothing to show that there was any such inquiry and/or of which the petitioner was not given any notice, before the issuance of the letter of termination. 9. The contention of the counsel for the petitioner, that the services of a probationer even, can be terminated only for the reason of the probationer being not found fit for the job and not for any other reason, also cannot be accepted. No distinction can be carved out between the two sets of reasons. Long absence without leave can also be a reason for the petitioner not being fit for the job. The test of whether a probationer is fit for the job or not cannot only be qua the skills required for the job. A worker may have the requisite skills but may still not be able to qualify as a good workman to be confirmed. One such reason can be frequent absence. Yet another reason can be incapacity to work in a team or incompability with the superiors or the others. 10. A three judge bench of the Supreme Court (the judgment in Dipti Prakash Banerjee (supra) is of a two judge bench) in State of Punjab Vs. Sukhwinder Singh AIR 2005 SC 2960 has held that a probationer does not have any right to the post and an inquiry conducted to obtain primary facts and mentioning absence from duty cannot qualify as termination punishment. It was held that where a superior officer, in order to satisfy him whether the employee concerned should be continued in WP(C) No.235/2000 Page 4 of 5
5 service or not makes inquiries for the purpose, it would be wrong to hold that the inquiry which was held was really intended for the purpose of imposing punishment. Yet further it was held that if in every case where some kind of fact finding inquiry is made, whether the employee is either given an opportunity to explain or the inquiry is held behind his back, it is held that the order of discharge or termination from service is punitive in nature, even a bona fide attempt by the superior officer to decide whether the employee concerned should be retained in service or not would run the risk of being dubbed as an order of punishment. A probationer is on test and a temporary employee has no right to the post. If mere holding of an inquiry to ascertain the relevant facts for arriving at a decision on objective considerations whether to continue the employee in service or to make him permanent is treated as an inquiry "for the purpose of imposing punishment" and an order of discharge or termination of service as a result thereof "punitive in character", the fundamental difference between a probationer or a temporary employee and a permanent employee would be completely obliterated and which would be wholly wrong. 11. I find that subsequently a two judge bench of the Supreme Court in State of Punjab Vs. Constable Avtar Singh (2008) 7 SCC 405 followed the judgment in Sukhwinder Singh (supra) for the reason of the same being of a three judge bench rather than other judgments of the Supreme Court of two judge benches to the effect that once there is stigma an opportunity has to be given before passing an order. 12. In view of the aforesaid facts of the present case, the different facts in Dipti Prakash Banerjee leading to the law laid down therein is not applicable to the present case. In fact the present case is covered by the exception carved out in the said judgment. The controversy is fully covered by the judgment of the larger bench in Sukhwinder Singh. There is no merit in the petition. The same is dismissed. No order as to costs. 3 rd March, 2010/pp RAJIV SAHAI ENDLAW (JUDGE) WP(C) No.235/2000 Page 5 of 5
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CWB's editor, Robin Menken speaks at Media Ecology Soul Salon
By CWB News Department on	 09/14/2013 News
THE UNURBAN is proud to host MESS (Media Ecology Soul Salon) on Saturday September 14 at 3301 Pico Blvd, Santa Monica, CA 90404, 310-315-0056, free admission, 4 pm (for two hours), Info: 310-306-7330 – The public is invited to these engaging interviews by Gerry Fialka with the following modern thinkers who'll address the metaphysics of their callings and the nitty-gritty of their crafts. ROBIN MENKEN, Cinema Without Borders Editor, who will speak at the event is truly one of LA's great thinkers and cultural scholars. As a teenager, she studied with legendary improvisational theater teacher Viola Spolin. She was the Artistic Director of the Second City Workshops, taught at UC Berkeley, USC, Barcelona's Ateneu and the Esalin Institute. Robin was Roberto Rossellini's assistant, and worked with Yevgeny Vevteshenku, Glauber Rocha and Eugene Ionesco. She sold numerous screenplays and wrote the OBIE winning The FTA SHow (touring with Jane Fonda, Donald Sutherland and Ben Vereen.)
Robin was a programming consultant and Special Events co-ordinator for numerous film festivals, including the SF, Rio, Havana and N.Y Film Festivals. Her first news outlet was the historic East Village Other. Besides being married to Country Joe McDonald, she hung with Kukla Ollie and Burr Tillstrom (learning puppeteering), Muddy Waters, Mike Bloomfield, Tim Leary and a slew of counter cultural icons.
Robin was also a rock and salsa concert promoter ( The Family Dog, The Straight Theatre (SF's first Psychedelic Dance Hall), managed THE FUGS, snake danced with the Cockettes, was a founding member of SF's Improv group The Pitschel Players and Jamilah Salimpur's legendary Belly Dance troupe Bal Anat. She hung with most of the Rock acts of the 60's, produced albums, dJ-d on the radio and hosted an infamous SF cable show "All About Sex."
For more information please check http://www.laughtears.com/mess.html and http://www.laughtears.com/
CWB News Department


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Letter: Boycott West Bank product
Christians Witnessing for Palestine urging shoppers to boycott SodaStream.
Letter: Boycott West Bank product Christians Witnessing for Palestine urging shoppers to boycott SodaStream. Check out this story on DemocratandChronicle.com: http://on.rocne.ws/1bXSFdw
ROC Published 12:00 a.m. ET March 3, 2014 | Updated 10:55 a.m. ET March 2, 2014
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On March 8, the local group "Christians Witnessing for Palestine" will urge shoppers at Wegmans to boycott the product SodaStream, a device for making carbonated soda at home. This is part of an international, interfaith boycott of SodaStream to show solidarity with the Palestinian people and to call attention to the illegality of the manufacture of SodaStream.
SodaStream is made in an illegal Israeli settlement in the West Bank (Palestine), so although it is labeled "Made in Israel," it is not. All the Israeli settlements in the West Bank are illegal and violate international law.
In 2012, the United Methodist Church and the Presbyterian Church (USA) voted to boycott all products made in these Israeli settlements in the West Bank. One of those products is SodaStream. Perhaps when people learn where SodaStream is made, they will join this boycott. Learn more at StopSodaStream.org.
REV. CAROLYN GROHMAN
Retired Presbyterian minister and member of Christians Witnessing for Palestine
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Hanuman is one of the most beloved god in all of Hinduism and to commemorate his birthday, devout followers celebrate Hanuman Jayanti all over India. Hanuman Jayanti is celebrated on the full moon day of the Hindu calendar month Chaitra. On this day many devotees go to Hanuman temples to pray for strength and energy. According to Hindu mythology, Hanuman is the son of Anjana and Vayu, the god of wind. He is the Vanara god and was an avid follower of Ram. He is worshipped for his kindness, strength and mainly for his role in the Indian epic Ramayana. To pray to Hanuman, people chant the Hanuman Chalisa, a devotional hymn so that they are blessed with strength, wisdom, courage and chastity. Since Hanuman Jayanti is a major festival in India it is celebrated with great vitality and zest. The age old tradition is to visit a Hanuman temple and take part in devotional prayers that take place from dawn to dusk. Also, it is important to apply a red tilak on the forehead of his sculpture, along with offering sweets to the idol. After all the rituals are completed, food is distributed among the poor as an act of devotion to Hanuman.
You can opt Hanuman Puja to get health, wealth and prosperity by following the link http://www.askganesha.com/puja/hanuman_puja.asp.