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Let there be light: Historic stained glass window to be restored to Grangemouth church
Zetland Parish Church's historic stained glass window
James Trimble
Published: 22:00 Monday 10 August 2015 Updated: 09:19 Tuesday 11 August 2015
A stained glass window which pays tribute to local servicemen is due to be returned to its rightful home by the end of the year.
The window, created by famous Scottish artist Douglas Hamilton in 1948, had to be removed from Grangemouth's 104-year-old Zetland Parish Church earlier this year to save it from damage caused by potential vandalism and misguided attempts to protect it.
Zetland Parish Church in Grangemouth. Picture: John Devlin
A restoration project, headed by church member Bett Jones, began when people realised how special the window really was.
She said: "It's a memorial window for World War Two and that's quite rare in itself, because most stained glass windows like this usually remember service personnel in the First World War.
"A few years ago we started having problems with vandalism with a lot of windows getting broken, so we decided to use Perspex to protect the window – what we didn't realise at the time was that was the worst thing we could have done.
"The Perspex actually made the lead in the window 'sweat' and it was perishing away."
A fund-raising campaign began to restore the window, which visually depicts peace, victory and willingness to lay down life, to its former glory and it has been removed from the Ronaldshay Crescent church so it can be 'isothermally' sealed, preserving it for the ages.
"When the window is ready it will be put on display inside the church," said Bett. "We hope we will have it back for Christmas."
The project also uncovered a roll of honour with names of local men Andrew Brand, Andrew Brown, Robert Brown,Thomas Dickson, Allister Jack, William Jaffray, Alexander Logan, Archie Marshall, William Mayes, Charles McDonald, William McLaren, Robert Morrell, David Ritchie, George Russell, Samuel Sneddon, James Sneddon and William Swan.
Some of the names are also immortalised on the Douglas Hamilton window.
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Should a lawyer prepare the will?
Making a valid will is the only way people can be sure that their property will be distributed according to their wishes. Even if the intestacy rules exactly describe the way a person wants their property distributed, the estate will usually be dealt with more quickly and cheaply if there is a will.


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Q: Postfix, isolate multiple sites mail headers so if one get's blocked/blacklisted, the others sharing the server don't also get blacklisted I have a few separate sites on a server with a single IP.
The sites shouldn't ever send spam, but the customers are free to send emails from their sites so I have no way to prevent them from doing so.
What I'd like to do is when sending the emails via postfix, somehow separate the sites in the headers sent out.
Previously i've setup an ip for each but i'm trying to avoid doing this.
I've also found with /etc/postfix/header_checks I can remove headers but not sure if removing specific headers will cause issues?

A: One thing to consider here is that blacklisting is usually based on IP addresses.  Separate headers won't help much there.  The reason for this is that (a) it's simple and (b) many spam sending servers have been compromised and taken over by an attacker, using custom mail sending software, so headers don't matter anymore.
Different headers might still have their merit though, as spamfilters will check those.  It just won't help if your server's IP gets blacklisted.
I guess rolling out DKIM might help here, it would give you artificial separation of domains using different domain keys for each.  There are some good tutorials on the net on how to set it up with OpenDKIM.
A better solution, used by big mail providers like GMX, is to send mail from a separate IP if it looks like its spam.  The setup for this is a little complicated, as it requires you to scan outgoing mail with spamassassin (or something similar) and to route mail depending on the respective spam value.  Not an easy task.  Marking spam as such, without sending it through a separate IP, might enough to convince the other side that you try to prevent spam send from your server, but this really depends on their spam filter.
The way your server identifies itself during an SMTP conversation is through the HELO command.  The smtp_helo_name parameters specifies the name used there.  One could try to setup a transport mechanism to use a different name for each sender domain.  I'm honestly mot sure how difficult that would be.
If you are still set on changing headers: the header_checks tables not only allow to remove headers, but also to alter them via regular expressions.
Use the REPLACE command to do so.  Example:
/^(Message-ID:.*)@your-domain.example(.*)/  REPLACE ${1}@other-domain.example${2}

I'd advise against it, though.  It provides to little gain for the effort of finding and setting up the right rules.

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Бурна́к Но́вый (, ) — исчезнувшее село в Первомайском районе Республики Крым, располагавшееся на юге района, в степной части Крыма, примерно в 2,5 километрах южнее современного села Ровное.

История
Первое документальное упоминание села встречается в Статистическом справочнике Таврической губернии. Ч.II-я. Статистический очерк, выпуск пятый Перекопский уезд, 1915 год, согласно которому в экономии Новый Бурнак Кокейской волости Евпаторийского уезда числилось 4 двора с русским населением в количестве 18 человек приписных жителей и 20 — «посторонних».

После установления в Крыму Советской власти, по постановлению Крымревкома от 8 января 1921 года № 206 «Об изменении административных границ» была упразднена волостная система и село вошло в состав Евпаторийского района Евпаторийского уезда, а в 1922 году уезды получили название округов. 11 октября 1923 года, согласно постановлению ВЦИК, в административное деление Крымской АССР были внесены изменения, в результате которых округа были отменены и произошло укрупнение районов — территорию округа включили в Евпаторийский район. Согласно Списку населённых пунктов Крымской АССР по Всесоюзной переписи 17 декабря 1926 года, в селе Бурнак Новый, Старо-Бурнакского сельсовета Евпаторийского района, числилось 16 дворов, все крестьянские, население составляло 56 человек, из них 31 белорус, 17 русских, 7 украинцев и 1 эстонец. Постановлением ВЦИК РСФСР от 30 октября 1930 года был создан Фрайдорфский еврейский национальный район (переименованный указом Президиума Верховного Совета РСФСР № 621/6 от 14 декабря 1944 года в Новосёловский) (по другим данным 15 сентября 1931 года) и Бурнак Новый включили в его состав. В последний раз селение встречается на карте 1941 года (на карте 1942 года его уже нет).

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Исчезнувшие населённые пункты Первомайского района Крыма

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They'll be asking for more turkey once they get a taste of this extra-juicy and buttery rich Herb Butter Roasted Turkey. The trick is in stuffing your seasoned butter under the skin and slathering it on top, too! This Thanksgiving turkey recipe is truly ready to be the star of this year's feast.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F. Remove giblets and neck from turkey. Rinse turkey with cold water, pat dry, and place in roasting pan.
In a medium bowl, combine butter, oil, lemon juice, parsley, garlic, salt, and pepper; mix well.
Loosen skin from turkey breast by placing your hand between breast and skin, being careful not to tear skin. Rub 1/4 of butter mixture underneath skin. Rub remaining mixture on outside of turkey. Place onion and celery in cavity. Tuck legs under skin or tie with string to secure.
Roast turkey 30 minutes, reduce heat to 325 degrees, and cook 1-1/2 hours. When turkey is golden, cover with foil and continue roasting about 1 hour, or until thermometer reaches 165 degrees in thickest part of thigh, basting with herbed butter every 30 minutes.
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can you do this recipe on a wet brined turkey?


This shake is a BIG hit in my household and it's very satisfying on many levels!
Blend all ingredients until well blended. If a colder shake is desired, blend in some ice.
I love this recipe and like to pulse-blend an additional bit of apples and dates and chew on them as I'm drinking my shake for a little more of the "real deal"!
Blend the dates with about half of the liquid until well blended. Add the remaining ingredients and blend until smooth. Add ice if desired although, I prefer mine more on the room temperature side!
If you loved those orange-cream frozen treats from the ice cream truck, you'll love this shake!
1 whole small orange or half of a large orange, peeled. Can substitute with 6-8 oz. of orange juice although fresh orange is always the better choice!
Blend everything except ice until smooth. Add ice and blend a few more seconds until frosty-creamy!
If you're craving the famous peanut butter-chocolate candy bar, try this instead and watch that craving go straight out the window!
1/2 banana (fresh or frozen) optional, but I use it…doesn't hurt the flavor one bit!
Blend everything except the ice until smooth and creamy. Add ice and blend until desired consistency.
Blend water and shake mix until smooth. Add remaining ingredients and blend again until smooth and creamy.


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Q: What is the RESTful way of implementing a GET request that allows the filtering of potentially hundreds of resource Ids? Let's say I am developing a recipe API and it provides access to recipe resources consisting of the ingredients, instructions, and, of course, a lengthy back story of the recipe):
GET /recipes/   - returns a paginated list of recipes

Now, let's say that I've been asked to implement a feature where user's can request recipes that they have not tried yet.  One possible request for that could be:
GET /recipes?tried=false

Because the service that manages recipes is most likely different than the service that manages which recipes a user has seen, this route sounds like the wrong approach.
Perhaps an improvement would be:
GET /user/{user_id}/recipes?tried=false

This suggests that that user service could obtain a list of all the recipes the user has tried and then send a request to the recipes service to return a paginated list of recipes excluding those that the user has already tried.
But this means that there will be a route like such:
GET /recipes?exclude=202,203,420,109,...,400

and this could exceed the maximum length for URLs.
Is there a RESTful way to support these features without running the risk of URLs that are too long?
I thought of creating a new resource called a filter, that would allow the caller to create a filter with a POST that includes a list of recipe IDs that the user has tried, and passing the URL or ID of this filter to the recipes service, and then deleting the filter resource but that started sounding too complicated.
Thanks in advance!

A: To me this sounds more like a question for the software engineering stack exchange, but I'll try to give an answer anyway.
In my opinion, there is no right or wrong way to do it, but you could get away like this: The user/fronted queries the recipe URL with an unseen request parameter. The service behind that retrieves a list of recipes the user has already seen from the service that has this piece of information.   Now you have two options: Fetch the list of all recipes and drop the seen ones manually, or have a POST endpoint on the recipe backend where the database can handle the job, taking a JSON/xml encoded list of the recipes to filter out.


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O Piloto Atlético Clube foi um clube de futebol brasileiro, sediado em Brasília, no Distrito Federal. Disputava o campeonato brasiliense. Disputou o campeonato nos anos de 1970 e 1972. O Piloto Atlético Clube foi fundado em 25 de agosto de 1967, após reunião realizada na sala nº 703, no 7º andar do Edifício Seguradoras – IRB, da qual participaram 27 pessoas.

Primeira diretoria

Sua primeira diretoria foi assim formada: Presidente – Carlos Adalberto Estuqui; Vice-Presidente – Idílio Lóss; Secretário – Renato Antônio Maia; Vice-Secretário – José Eduardo Perdigão da Cunha; Tesoureiro – Lacir Evander Coutinho; Vice-Tesoureiro – Márcio Cyrne de Macedo; Diretor de Esportes – Sirineu Lasmar de Melo; Diretor Social – Dirceu Ramos da Silva; Diretor de Patrimônio – Martiniano Alves Coelho; Diretor Técnico – Alício Santos. Suplentes da Diretoria – Carmelito Cardoso da Silva, Luiz Araújo de Souza, José Gonçalves Ribeiro Filho, Hilton Ladislau de Moura e José Paulino da Silva.

Depois de efetivarem a composição do Conselho Deliberativo e do Conselho Fiscal, foram definidas que as cores cinza e branca seriam as oficiais do clube, a figurarem em bandeiras, flâmulas, uniformes e em todos os papéis do clube.

Campeonato brasiliense de 1969

Embora fundado na vigência do profissionalismo, só disputou campeonatos amadores. Filiou-se à Federação Desportiva de Brasília em 1969, quando tomou parte do campeonato daquele ano.

Seu começo foi animador. Em sua primeira participação oficial, no dia 20 de abril de 1969, no Estádio Pelezão, com arbitragem de Silvio Fernandes, venceu o Atlas por 7 x 0. Magno (2), Melinho (2), Lula, Orlando e Paulo Roberto (contra) marcaram os gols do Piloto.

Aplicou outra goleada no dia 26 de abril, desta vez sobre o Alvorada, por 4 x 0. Empatou em 0 x 0 com o Serviço Gráfico em 4 de maio, venceu o Unidos de Sobradinho por 2 x 1 (11.05) e conheceu sua primeira derrota em 18 de maio, diante do Rabello (3 x 2). No total, no primeiro turno, foram 10 jogos. Ficou em quinto lugar no Grupo A, o que lhe deu o direito de passar para a Fase Final, que reuniria doze clubes (os seis primeiros colocados de cada grupo).

Também começou bem a Fase Final, com vitórias sobre dois fortes times de Taguatinga: 3 x 2 no Flamengo e 1 x 0 no Brasília. Depois disso, perdeu mais do que ganhou e ficou com a oitava colocação. Foram onze jogos, com cinco vitórias, um empate e cinco derrotas. Marcou 14 gols e sofreu 19.

Defenderam o Piloto os goleiros Moacir e Marcinho; os zagueiros Orlando, Moacir II, Walmar, Délio, Japão, Afonsinho, Maruim e Jackson e os atacantes Sabino, Melinho, Tote, Baixinho, Lula, Irineu, Borales, Alemão, Magno e Sinval.

Ano de 1970

Foi muito mal nas duas competições oficiais que disputou em 1970. Na primeira, o Torneio "Governador Hélio Prates da Silveira", com oito equipes participando, ficou com a sétima colocação. Nos sete jogos que disputou, venceu apenas um, empatou dois e perdeu quatro. Foram oito gols a favor e treze contra.

Também não foi nada bem no campeonato oficial de 1970, disputado por dez equipes, quando chegou na oitava colocação, não se classificando para disputar a Fase Final (somente os seis primeiros colocados a disputaram). Com apenas duas vitórias e três empates nos seus 9 jogos, somou sete pontos. Seu artilheiro foi Paulinho, com cinco gols.

Como curiosidade, registramos que o primeiro jogo na Loteria Esportiva envolvendo clubes de Brasília aconteceu no Concurso Teste nº 16, com jogos nos dias 19 e 20 de setembro de 1970. Neste jogo, o Piloto perdeu para o Planalto, por 2 x 1. Coluna 2!

Crise e abandono de competições

Em 1971, quase chegou ao fundo do poço. Novamente foi muito mal no Torneio Governador do Distrito Federal, chegando ao ponto máximo de ser penalizado com a perda de pontos em alguns jogos por não estar em dia com os "cofres" da Federação Desportiva de Brasília. Ficou com a nona posição, na frente apenas de Coenge e CSU, que desistiram do campeonato antes do seu término.

Seu último jogo aconteceu em 9 de maio de 1971, com vitória de 2 x 1 sobre o Gaminha, pelo Torneio Candango, no campo da Cultural Mariana, em Gama, com arbitragem de Amauri de Barros. Itamar e Zé Grilo marcaram para o Piloto e Chiquinho para o Gaminha.

Três dias depois (12.05.1971), o Piloto encaminhou ofício a Federação Desportiva de Brasília solicitando dispensa da participação nos três últimos jogos do Torneio Candango. Apesar de ter a solicitação indeferida, ainda assim não compareceu aos jogos.

A situação ficou tão crítica que nem se inscreveu para participar do campeonato de 1971.

Retorno

Retornou em 1972, quando tentou montar um bom time com as contratações de jogadores veteranos, como o goleiro Matil e o ponteiro Manoelzinho (ambos ex-Civilsan), e jovens promessas, como Péricles de Carvalho (ex-Defelê).

Chegou na quarta colocação, com a seguinte campanha: 12 jogos, 4 vitórias, 4 empates e 4 derrotas. Marcou 13 gols e sofreu 16. Totalizou 12 pontos ganhos. Sete equipes participaram desse campeonato, vencido pela A. A. Serviço Gráfico. Péricles foi o artilheiro do time com 4 gols.

Como consolo, ganhou a Taça Disciplina, com 11 pontos negativos.

Defenderam o Piloto em 1972 os seguintes jogadores:

Goleiros: Bonomo, Toninho, Matil, Waldemar e Ernani; Defensores: Célio, Walter, Junior, Quarenta, Lima, Amaury e Piau; Atacantes: Manoelzinho, Paiva, Sabará, Heitor, Paulinho, Valdecy, Tião, Péricles, Zé Grilo e Zequinha. O treinador era Didi de Carvalho.

Desfiliação
Quando se esperava por um equilíbrio, isso não aconteceu. Em 1973, chegou a se inscrever no campeonato, mas depois desistiu, antes do seu início (em 25 de agosto de 1973).

Desfiliou-se neste mesmo ano, segundo algumas fontes após perder o apoio da TCB – Transportes Coletivos de Brasília, empresa estatal de transportes do Governo do Distrito Federal.

Clubes de futebol extintos de Brasília
Fundações no Distrito Federal em 1967


While Union Budget 2016 was aggressive on certain sectors, it was lukewarm to the others. One of the sectors most likely to benefit from the budget proposals is startups and small and medium enterprises (SMEs), the backbone of the Indian economy which accounts for 45% of the total manufacturing output and 40% of exports.
A slew of policies and measures have been announced, all of which aim at supporting, nurturing and boosting this critical sector. From creating a favorable environment for the sector to lowering taxes, from removing hurdles that SMEs face to facilitating the ease of doing business to removing bottlenecks; all steps seeking to propel the sector on a trajectory of high growth.
Budget proposes to lower the corporate tax rate to 29% for the next financial year for relatively small enterprises, that is, companies with turnover not exceeding Rs. 5 crore, along with surcharge and cess.
Aiming at promoting growth in the sector, the finance minister announced a 100% deduction of profits for 3 out of 5 years for startups set up between April 2016 and March 2019. This concession is subject to certain conditions.
Giving wings to the aspirations of millions of entrepreneurs, the government has made provisions for 1-day incorporation of companies. This will improve the ease of doing business, transforming the country into an investment-friendly destination.
of day? How do I avail of the various government schemes? Who do I contact? All the schemes will have to translate into reality and implemented on the ground. We need to wait and watch," says Shashank Dixit, CEO of Deskera, a leading software solutions company in the Asia-Pacific region, with headquarters in Pune and Singapore.
The SME sector has shown exponential growth over the past several years. Source for the data shown below is the Ministry of Micro, Small & Medium Enterprises Development.
This sector is critical to the generation of employment in the country. It employs around 40% of the country's workforce and generates millions of jobs, especially at the low-skill level.
With several initiatives, the government wants to bolster the sector that employs around 40% of the country's workforce and generates millions of jobs, especially at the low-skill level. The sector alone accounts for 45% of the total manufacturing output and 40% of the total exports.


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November 4, 2019 / 2:51 PM / 3 months ago
From hiding within Venezuela, lawmaker pledges to 'intensify the fight'
Luc Cohen
CARACAS (Reuters) - A Venezuelan opposition lawmaker whose parliamentary immunity was stripped last month said he is being targeted by President Nicolas Maduro for calling anti-government protests, at a time when the troubled OPEC nation has largely avoided a wave of unrest sweeping South America.
Juan Pablo Guanipa, member of the opposition party Justice First (Primero Justicia), talks to the media during a news conference in Caracas, Venezuela February 21, 2018. REUTERS/Marco Bello
In videos filmed in an undisclosed location in Caracas in response to questions sent by Reuters, Juan Pablo Guanipa rejected authorities' allegations against him for inciting rebellion and said Venezuelans should heed opposition leader Juan Guaido's call to take to the streets on Nov 16.
"It is an attempt to silence the voices that have spoken up about protests recently," Guanipa said. "This dictatorship will make every effort to avoid anything they feel could be the spark that lights the flame."
Venezuela's information ministry did not respond to a request for comment on Guanipa's case. Maduro dismisses claims that his government is a dictatorship by pointing to the ruling socialist party's election victories, and often describes opposition-led protests as violent destabilising efforts.
The National Constituent Assembly, a pro-Maduro legislative body, stripped Guanipa of his immunity on Oct. 22 in response to a request by the Supreme Court. That allowed prosecutors to probe whether he committed crimes including treason by taking part in a failed military uprising led by Guaido in April.
The move came as Guaido, who presides over the opposition-held National Assembly, seeks to revive his flailing movement to oust Maduro. Guaido invoked the constitution in January to assume a rival presidency, arguing Maduro stole the 2018 election.
While protests against austerity measures and disputed election results have engulfed Ecuador, Chile and Bolivia in recent months, Venezuela has not seen similar unrest despite a long-running economic collapse that prompts thousands to emigrate daily.
Guaido has tried to regain momentum by supporting marches by teachers and nurses demanding better salaries, and Guanipa said he believed the move against him was prompted by his call for a protest in Caracas in solidarity with his home state of Zulia, which has been hit by blackouts and gasoline shortages.
Guanipa spoke at the Oct. 24 rally, where he said members of the Sebin intelligence agency came "very close" to him. He left on a motorcycle and went to a clandestine location in Caracas, where he has remained without seeing his wife or five children.
While 15 other lawmakers whose immunity was stripped this year have gone into exile or sought asylum in a foreign embassy or diplomatic residence, Guanipa said he plans to stay in hiding for now.
"I need to make the effort to stay here and intensify the fight," said Guanipa, who in 2017 was elected governor of Zulia, but refused to take his oath of office in front of the Constituent Assembly, which the opposition considers illegitimate. A new election was held and a Maduro ally won.
'JAIL AWAITS'
Maduro, who calls Guaido a coup-mongering puppet of the United States, has warned that "jail awaits" anyone promoting violence during the opposition's planned November protests.
The threat comes after the end of a round of negotiations between the government and the opposition, mediated by Norway, in September.
Maduro pacted some conciliatory measures from a negotiation with a separate group of opposition leaders, including the release from jail of National Assembly Vice President Edgar Zambrano and more than a dozen others considered political prisoners by the opposition.
Venezuela creditors urge U.S. government to remove bond restrictions
There were still 399 political prisoners in Venezuela as of Oct. 28, according to rights group Penal Forum. After Zambrano's release, one opposition lawmaker - Juan Requesens - remains in prison.
In a July report on Venezuela, the U.N. Human Rights Council said the government "has used arbitrary detentions as one of the principal means to intimidate and repress the political opposition." It said it had collected information on 135 people arbitrary deprived of their liberty between 2014 and 2019.
The government responded the Council ommitted information it provided showing that those cases involved police who had committed human rights violations or people who had committed homicide and other "serious crimes," making it unfair to characterize them as being detained for political purposes.
Reporting by Luc Cohen; Editing by Daniel Flynn, Corina Pons and Alistair Bell


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Capital—the excess of assets over liabilities—determines solvency, so policymakers are used to thinking of it as a tool for keeping banks and the banking system safe. House Financial Services Chair Hensarling's proposal to allow banks to opt for a simple capital standard that would substitute for other regulatory oversight is just the most recent example.
The Group of Seven is very upset with Russia for its treatment of Ukraine and its annexation of Crimea. So far, Europe and the United States are responding with various economic sanctions.
Sanctions can impose substantial pain on a country, cutting it off from the global economic and financial system. Such isolation would matter for Russia, which is a reasonably open economy. For example, its goods and services imports and exports are 22% and 29% of GDP, respectively.


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Nick is excited about playing the trumpet. He dreams of entertaining others, being on stage, and receiving applause. But now he has to practice daily, alone in his room. Rats, he thinks, this isn't what I signed up for. Where's the fun in this? It doesn't take long for his enthusiasm to dwindle.
Before long, Nick loses interest and wants to quit his lessons. Mom asks, "What's the problem, Nick? You were so anxious to get started. I know that if you just keep practicing, you'll love playing in the band." When this doesn't work, she tries everything else she knows, with no results. He still wants to quit.
Mom came to me for help. "Jim, you are a musician. How did your mom keep you practicing when things got hard for you? I know that you're glad you didn't quit. I've heard you tell about how thankful you are to have your music."
I owe it to a wise mother who kept me excited about playing my horn. She didn't send me to my room to practice alone. I practiced in the kitchen while she prepared dinner so that she could often interrupt my playing, saying things like, "Stop, Jim. That's great! Play that again. I just love how you did that. That was so beautiful." She would ooh and aah about my efforts.
Even though she heard my mistakes, she seldom stopped me to correct them. She left the criticism for the teacher and she only raved about how much she loved my good notes. My practicing didn't become work. It was a time to show off, and it became the best time of my day.
I wrote this today for a couple of reasons. My mom's technique can apply to all sorts of different childhood endeavors. And I was reminded of this because I will be the featured euphonium soloist in an upcoming concert.
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Did you know that Americans consume enough popcorn a year to fill the Empire State Building 17 times? Well we didn't know that either until we met the experts at Chef Inspired PopcornChef Inspired PopcornOpens in a new windowin Tampa, Florida. They can make any variety of popcorn you could ever imagine from caramel and blueberry, to bacon mac & cheese and buffalo ranch. Yes, they do it all and did I mention they are gluten free and nut free? But most importantly, they ship nationally. Hallelujah!
We were excited to visit the shop where all the magic happens. The owner, Lizette, showed us how to make a popcorn bar with a vintage flare. Oh and did she nail it!
Lizette mastered the old fashioned soda shop feel when she added red baskets to hold pre-made packs. This is a great idea if you want to avoid a mess. She even labeled each bag with its appropriate flavor which makes it easy for guests to grab and go.
After the basket was filled we decided to take our display to new heights with a three tier food stand.
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We reached our dream popcorn bar vision and are ready to dig in. What's on the menu today you may ask? Windy City, which is a combination of cheese and salted caramel, Birthday Cake and Salted Caramel.
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It's all about the Panama Canal on this episode of the Cultures of Energy podcast! Dominic and Cymene sing Van Halen and share tales of self-sabotaging students and then (13:58) the phenomenal Ashley Carse joins us to talk about the Panama Canal research that culminated in his book, Beyond the Big Ditch (MIT Press, 2014). We learn about the early 20th century geopolitics that led to the canal zone and how it helped create the state of Panama. We move from there to the world-making powers of empire and transportation, Panama as a logistics hub, who the "Zonians" are, Panamanian hydropolitics, and growing concerns about drought's impact on both canal operation and the nation's future. Ashley shares with us some of the crazier schemes the U.S. and Panamanian governments have come up with over the years to improve the canal and explains how aspects of "nature" like forests and rivers have been made into canal infrastructures. We turn then to his new work on dredging and sediments. That gets us to urbanization and the global shortage of sand, transoceanic shipping, and the deepening of harbors to accommodate still more massive ships. We conclude by returning to the Panama Canal, its retrocession to Panamanian control and subsequent life as a space of post-imperial nostalgia. Listen on! PS Also, we researched it and the Van Halen song has nothing actually to do with Panama. It's about David Lee Roth's car. But still it's fun to sing #noregrets.


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Today Dr. Reminga, from Northern Foot Care Center, talks about Summer flip-flops and if they are a good or bad summer footwear choice. Statistically, the Summer Season is when foot problems and foot injuries reach their peak. There are many reason for this and today Dr. Reminga's going to to talk about this statistic when it comes to your footwear choice.
It's reasonable to think that people have more foot problems in the summer for the simple reason that our feet are exposed more. Summer is the season where our feet feel liberated! We free them from shoes, boots and socks. We also enjoy the freedom of fresh air and warm temperatures. Along with that comes lighter footwear and in some instances...no footwear at all. Going barefoot is all too common in the Summertime and when wearing sandals, flip-flops are one of the worst offenders. The minimal support and protection that flip- flops offer contributes to Summer's most common foot and ankle injuries. These foot and ankle problems include overuse injuries, tendonitis, hammer toes, bunions, and stress fractures for example. In addition, because you carry your foot differently in flip-flops, than you do in more supportive shoes, a person can literally change the entire way they walk which can trigger pain and problems in other areas of the body, such as… the ankles, knees, hips, back, and all the way up to the neck and head.
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Jonas Adlerstråhle (före adlandet Alstrin), född omkring 1680, död 22 januari 1759, var en svensk militär.

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Jonas Alstrin var son till bergsmannen Anders Andersson och kusin till biskop Eric Alstrin. Han blev volontär vid Närkes och Värmlands regemente 1701, deltog i slaget vid Kliszów och belägrningen av Thorn 1703. Han blev samma år förare vid Magnus Stenbocks nyuppsatta tyska dragonregemente, fältväbel där 1705, deltog under vinterfälttåget vid Grodno 1705–1706, tjänstgjorde som adjutant och blev kornett vid regementet 24 oktober 1706. Han befordrades i juli 1708 till löjtnant, deltog i slaget vid Holowczyn, sårades i vänstra sidan i slaget vid Starodub 18 oktober 1708, och blev livdrabant 30 november 1708. Alstrin deltog i slaget vid Poltava och följde därefter Karl XII till Turkiet, där han bevistade kalabaliken i Bender. Han följde kungens svit till Stralsund 1715, deltog i striderna i Pommern och Stralsunds belägring och återkom efter stadens kapitulation 1716 till Sverige. Han blev korpral vid livdrabantkåren 29 maj 1718 och adlades 1720 med namnet Adlerstråhle.

1723 erhöll han överstelöjtnant titel och blev samma år major vid dåvarande Karl Posses värvade infanteriregemente eller Garnisonsregementet i Stralsund. 1736 blev han överstelöjtnant vid samma regemente. Under Dalupproret 1743 var han April-juli tillförordnad befälhavare vid Dalregementet sedan dess befälhavare tillfångatagits av de upproriska och adjutanten var sjuk. Soldaterna vägrade dock lyda hans order, och tillsammans med övriga ståndspersoner tvingades han skriva under de upproriskas petition. Upprorsmännen försökte övertala honom att ansluta sig till upproret och ta befälet över tåget, men lyckades inte. Han tvingades dock att följa med upprorsarmén så långt som till Järva Krog. I juli 1743 erhöll han  överstes titel, blev överste för Drottningens livregemente till fot i Pommern 1748. 1755 blev han kommendant i Stralsund och samma år generalmajor vid infanteriet.

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How do we cure our economic ills and again generate jobs?
March 22, 2020 Ron Pike
REPEATING FAILED POLICY AND EXPECTING A DIFFERENT RESULT IS STUPID!
Watching our "in their own lunchtime" Leaders, hyping plans for a fiscal stimulus is more depressing than contemplating the consequences of the Coronavirus and I suspect more dangerous for the Australian population.
It was back in 1936 that John Maynard Keynes widely expounded his theory of fiscal stimulus to lift the world out of the great Depression. It failed then and it has failed every time it has been lauded and tried since, but it gives Politicians with no other ideas a few moments of satisfaction that "they are doing something positive for the economy.""We are looking after the Australian economy and working people," boasted Morrison last week.
Well Prime Minister, I would like to argue that you are doing no such thing. You are fooling yourself and trying to fool the Australian people at the same time. Because, one week, one month and likely one year after the stimulus has been spent, squandered or banked, the economic problems will remain. The reasons for our stagnating economy are very basic and not being addressed by the now all powerful "Governing Class" who will not be inconvenienced by the coming recession, thanks to legislated sinecures of plenty.Prime Minister you can stimulate until you can borrow no more money and all that will grow is our debt and the peoples concern for their future. What is needed is a very different approach that will stimulate, grow and foster production?
Productivity is never and accident, nor can it be demanded or bought. It can only come from a commitment to excellence, built on the rock of intelligent planning and focused effort. It prospers when Leaders have the wisdom to give the people the tools, they need to be their best.
Australia is languishing at present because the people are being denied access to what should be their birthright. The most compelling example being water.
In Australia at present we have little concept of our boundless opportunity, because Government is showing no leadership. Government has no plan and staggers from one disaster to the next trying to save political face.
Politics trumps Policy every time and the Party is far more important than the People.
As a result, we have no time for vision while Pollies trade personal insults and argue trivia.
Sadly, our Nation today is a shadow of the CAN-DO enthusiasm that started with our settlers and was boldly echoed by visionaries like Ben Chifley and his Minister for Public Works Nelson Lemon when they announced the commencement of the Snowy Scheme. Chifley said on that day: "This is a plan for the Nation, and it needs the whole nation to back it".
The Nation did back it and the Snowy Scheme became the catalyst to half a century of National growth and achievement. We proved we could assimilate people from all over the world and develop technological and production advantages that made us prosperous and proud. By doing so we repaid the debts of the war effort. We repaid that debt of the back of production made possible with abundant power and water.
But look at the Snowy Scheme today. Most of the stored water has been used to keep the lights on in Sydney and Melbourne and the Government grows fat on its legislated approval to charge up to $14,000 per megawatt hour. This is against a cost of about $12 a megawatt hour. The people are being robbed by the Federal Government using infrastructure the people paid for.
Over the last two decades our adaptive Aussie enthusiasm has been suffocated by the imposition of regressive regulation often based on Green ideology, the sale of our "Tools of Trade" and the worship of market speculation, with the predictable outcome of closing factories, degrading infrastructure and job losses.
Now job dependant on service industries and a growing bureaucracy our economy can no longer provide the permanent employment that underpins the standard of living to which we have become accustomed; a standard presently kept afloat only on borrowed money.
As a result, our citizens are not future orientated and little inspired by plans beyond tomorrow. They unrealistically expect everything from Government today.
This Government is fostering environmentally based policy that is removing from the people by means of scarcity and price "The Tools of Trade" they need to be productive. Those "Tools" are specifically Power, Water, Gas and Fuel. All these basic inputs to production are the responsibility of Government to provide but have been sold off to monopolistic profiteers.
Result, the Governing Class wins, and the people lose; as we keep borrowing and propping up our moribund economy with a "People Ponzi" of immigration that we cannot support.The more we repeat failed policy the more stupid we look and the greater the crash that is now upon us. Blaming the "Coronavirus" is ignorant. It is simply the catalyst that has speeded up our economic decline.
With different policy we can have a very different future. We need to re-establishing water, power, gas and fuel security for our nation by having these basic services supplied by entities owned by the people, managed by the people and manned by the people. Central to achieving this withdrawing from the Paris Agreement and halting all subsidies to so-called renewable power.
We must repeal the disastrous Murray-Darling Basin Plan and replace it with THE PLAN THAT WORKS FOR ALL.
Australia can only work for everyone when everyone in Australia works and meets their citizenship obligations. We cannot continue with over two and a half million people unemployed or under employed.By returning to the people abundant power, water, gas and fuel we can foster jobs for every Australian and as part of getting every Australian into work we should halt all immigration until we achieve an unemployment figure of 2%.
We must restore the Federal budget to surplus by generating more taxpayers and keep it in surplus until we repay our debt. Every entity in the country should pay some tax.
The steps along the road to a prosperous and responsible future must start with the establishment of THE AUSTRALIAN INFRASTRUCTURE FUND. This fund would overseer subsidiaries such as AUSTRALIAN POWER PRODUCTION, AUSTRALIAN POWER TRANSMISSION, AUSTRALIAN WATER CONSERVATION AND DISTRIBUTION, AUSTRALIAN GAS DELIVERY, AUSTRALIAN FUEL PRODUCTION.
We must establish a Nationwide system of flood and drought control. The plans to do this have been with the Government for years.
The plans to do this have been with the Government for years.Develop new infrastructure corridors to bring together the inputs of production and our industrious people to the end we sell finished product, not bulk raw materials, to the rest of the world.
Prime Minister, all of this can be implemented without any money from taxpayers, but you must stop looking at now and develop some vision for the future.
Just remember: "The food we eat the water we drink and the power we use for most of our endeavours, are available only because previous generations invested their knowhow and money for the future. It is time this generation did the same."
Ron Pike.
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Not everything that we know is true feels like it is true.
We know that there is always hope for someone's salvation (Heb. 3:12-13), but when that person has rejected Christ repeatedly and vehemently, we might not feel hopeful.
We understand the power of Christ to reconcile believers to one another (Eph. 2:13-18), but when we are in deep and ongoing conflict, it might not feel likely or possible that reconciliation might take place.
We have been taught a variety of truths of God, including that He is good at all times, but when we are in a season of suffering like Job (Job 1-2), we are tempted to feel that God isn't as good as our doctrine says He is.
And it is that final situation that the psalmist addresses in Psalm 119:65-72. Is God really good and is His Word really good and sufficient to care for us when we suffer?
"You are good and do good" (119:68).
That is, in His nature God is inherently good. It is His eternal character to be good, and only good. There is nothing "bad" within Him. Because He is faithful to Himself He can never be or do anything corrupt, inappropriate, or wrong. All that God is, is always morally right and true. He can never be anything but good.
And because He can only be good, He can only do good. He can only do good things because He cannot do anything contrary to His nature. He is bound to do good things. It is impossible for God to be evil or bad or unrighteous in any of His actions. He must do good.
One might assume that the psalmist says that only because he lives a special life that is free from suffering. He doesn't. He is afflicted repeatedly, severely, and in many ways (see 119:50, 67, 92, 107, 153). He is persecuted by his opponents (vv. 69-70). And despite the oppression, he asserts the goodness of God.
Here is one reminder of what we must do when we are suffering and tempted to question the goodness of God — we must rehearse and remind ourselves of the truth that we know about God: He is good. When you are suffering and hurting, you might be tempted to think "God isn't good right now," or "God doesn't care" (remember the disciples in Mark 4:38?). You and I might not say it with quite so much brashness, but our complaints and murmuring and despondency really do reflect disbelief in God's goodness.
And at that moment of disbelief we must remind ourselves of the truth. God is good. God does do good (and only good). Our sufferings then, are not evil or inappropriate or wrong, but they are God's best for us so that we might be conformed to the image of Christ.
But what I've been impressed with mostly is something in addition to that. It's possible, isn't it, to conceive of God as sovereign and yet indifferent? God's in charge, but he doesn't care. But it's not that. God is not only the one who is in charge; God is also good. Everything he does is good. And what Romans 12, verses 1 and 2, says is that we have the opportunity by the renewal of our minds—that is, how we think about these things—actually to prove what God's will is. And then it says, "His good, pleasing, and perfect will." Is that good, pleasing, and perfect to God? Yes, of course, but the point of it is that it's good, pleasing, and perfect to us. If God does something in your life, would you change it? If you'd change it, you'd make it worse. It wouldn't be as good. So that's the way we want to accept it and move forward, and who knows what God will do?
Boice was right. And he was not only echoing Paul's words in Romans 12, but he was also affirming the words of the psalmist in Psalm 119 — God is good and does good. He is good and He must do good.
Our ungodly responses to suffering and affliction in life exposes to us our need for change — we need more of the transformative work of the Spirit and His Word. And that makes our suffering good — it moves us towards greater Christlikeness (see Rom. 8:28-29).
Suffering and affliction also helps us realize that this world is not our home and we are living and looking for a new and different home (Phil. 3:17-20; 1 Pt. 5:10). When this world becomes bitter and harsh, we can and must remind ourselves of our future heavenly home where we will only know all the sweetness of life in Christ (2 Cor. 4:16-18). So when God uses suffering to loosen our grip and this world and tighten our grip on Him and His Word, it's an expression of His goodness.
God is good. And God does good. God is always good. And God can always and only do good. When you experience affliction in the coming year, remember that. Correct your temptation to grumble and be despondent by affirming that He is good. And begin acting as if you really do believe that He is good.
It's funny I wrote a poem exactly about this a few weeks ago. And oh have I been so challenged in this area! Thank you for the dose of encouragement! I don't know what or why God is doing what he is. Or why it feels I am being so sifted. Yet he is Good!


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24 hours on the lam: Lost dog returned to P.E.I. couple after harrowing search
A four-pound chihuahua from P.E.I. is back at home and recovering after being lost for more than 24 hours, and travelling kilometers on her tiny legs.
'I don't know who was crying more, me or the little ones that had her in their arms'
Cody MacKay · CBC News · Posted: Jul 27, 2017 6:00 PM AT | Last Updated: July 27, 2017
Claude and Susan Simpson estimate they spent nearly 24 hours looking for Dallas within a 8 to 10 kilometre radius — receiving 340 calls and messages from social media. (Brian Higgins/CBC)
Claude and Susan Simpson of Miscouche, P.E.I., were staying at the Hartt Island RV Resort in Fredericton on July 15, when Dallas, their 11-year-old Chihuahua, went missing around 9 p.m.
"Fireworks were going off, Susan had opened the door to take the other dog out and we think that's when she got out," Claude said.
Dallas is safe at home in Miscouche with her sister, Choco. (Brian Higgins/CBC)
When they noticed Dallas was gone, they panicked.
'The search was on'
After Claude searched their RV and their campground lot for nearly an hour, their neighbour said he had seen the dog "running to the other end of the campground."
"I knew right then, the search was on," said Claude.
At one point, Susan Simpson said, they were roaming through a cemetery with penlights at 3 a.m. (Brian Higgins/CBC)
Susan said they looked for the dog all evening with the help of the employees at the campground, who drove around in golf carts and flashlights searching the lots for their missing dog.
At one point, Susan said, they were roaming through a cemetery with penlights at 3 a.m.
Racing for Dallas
The next morning Susan took to social media to find Dallas.
"People were calling in saying she's right here at this address and we'd be there and she'd be gone," Claude said.
In total, they estimate, they spent nearly 24 hours looking for Dallas within a 8-10 km radius and received 340 messages, texts and calls from social media.
Around 9 p.m. the following night, almost 24 hours after the dog went missing, somebody called and said they had her.
Susan Simpson said she is grateful to the family that helped them get Dallas back. (Brian Higgins/CBC)
"We quickly drove there," Susan said, to a subdivision not far away.
"She got into a fenced in yard," Claude said, when one of the children saw her and thought she was a rabbit.
Claude said the family chased her around the back yard until she collapsed.
When Susan and Claude arrived at the family's house, the children had Dallas wrapped in their arms in a pink towel, damp from a fresh bath.
'A good ending'
"I don't know who was crying more, me or the little ones that had her in their arms — I was crying, they were crying."
After retrieving Dallas, they saw she had worn down her nails considerably and blood was seeping through the black pads on her paws.
But she recovered just fine. "It was a miracle," Claude said.
The family is back in Miscouche now with their healthy dogs, emotional about how the community of Fredericton rallied to rescue their tiny dog.
"We call them the Fredericton angels because that's who helped us," Susan said. "If it wasn't for them we would have never got her back."
"It was a good ending to the story."
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Vietnam's ASEAN and UN Leadership: Difficult Days Ahead
Opinion - January 7, 2020
By James Borton
The first day of the New Year, known as Tet in Vietnam, falls on January 25 and signals the beginning of a new day. At the start of the year, Hanoi is wasting little time to shine a global spotlight on its position, prestige, and responsibility as the new chair of Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council.
As president of the Security Council, Vietnam's current plans to lead a ministerial-level open debate on "Upholding the UN Charter to Maintain Peace and Security," face challenges with escalating tensions between Washington and Iran over drone strikes on Iran's military leaders; shifting fault lines across the Middle East; the North Korean nuclear crisis; climate change threats to food production; and the rise of China.
Vietnam has in a single generation leaped forward from a poor, insular economy to a middle-income country with a globally-integrated, socialist-oriented market economy. Now in its dual global leadership roles at ASEAN and the UN Security Council, Hanoi appears poised to reaffirm the principles of the UN Charter to maintain peace, security, and international cooperation.
The first order of business for Vietnam and its biggest test is to assure the largest international organization, with its 193 member states, that the Security Council can respond effectively and quickly to emerging crises. The possibility of an increase in threats from Iran will surely necessitate a collective UN response, since Washington expects violent backlash from Tehran and its proxies, which will play out widely in the Middle East.
It's also no coincidence that the theme of multilateralization is central to ASEAN and at the UN. June 26, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of the UN Charter and its announced theme is, 'The Future We Want, the UN We Need: Reaffirming our Collective Commitment to Multilateralism.' There are clear signposts that Hanoi supports ASEAN Centrality in reinforcing an open, inclusive and rules-based regional architecture, as well as the UN's central role in the global multilateral system.
On a regional level, the ASEAN Economic Community (AEC), formed in 2015, represents a combined GDP of $2.8 trillion, and is also the third fastest-growing major Indo-Pacific economy in the past decade, after China and India. The region represents the third-largest population in the world with 650 million people.
For many ASEAN countries, the central issue remains the rise of China and Beijing's continuing efforts through its economic power to place pressure on weaker nation states. In addition, the rise of trade protectionism and unilateral trade policy also poses risks and challenges to multilateralism.
Pham Binh Minh, Vietnam's Deputy Prime Minister, states that "Vietnam will do its level best to work with member states towards sustainable peace and development." In a recent speech, he stressed that the entire international community must revitalize multilateralism, strengthen the United Nations, respect international law, and reaffirm the Charter of the UN.
China's construction of artificial islands during the past few years has raised serious concerns and proves a challenge to Vietnam's leadership since Beijing's capacious claims have a weak basis in international law and the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS).
Many policy observers now believe that ASEAN members will face off with China over a maritime code of conduct. China has derailed previous efforts, but Vietnam seems ready to bring this to a conclusive vote under its leadership.
"With its central role in the evolving regional architecture, ASEAN is highly appreciated by countries in and outside the region that want to cooperate with it," says Party General Secretary, President Nguyen Phu Trong.
What's clear is that Vietnam's efforts to forge a unified ASEAN front to tap down China's monolithic presence in the region offer a clear opportunity for Washington to engage Vietnam without further antagonism of Beijing.
Fifty-five years after the end of the Vietnam War, the relationship between the US and Vietnam has changed dramatically. From former enemies to trade partners, the two countries are now embarked on a trajectory that includes recognition of Hanoi's economic openness and political stability.
Hanoi's ASEAN leadership, coupled with their UN security role, may prove instrumental in improving US relations with the region so that together they can diplomatically pressure China to adhere to the tenets of international law.
Furthermore, with Vietnam's dual roles, expect to see enhanced dialogue on global security issues of common concern in the wider Asia-Pacific region and elsewhere, which will have an impact on international peace and security. This may translate into confidence-building measures that promote maritime security and safety, freedom of navigation and overflight, and unimpeded lawful commerce.
While 2020 marks the 50th anniversary of ASEAN, it also commemorates the 25th year of the normalization of US-Vietnam trade relations and Vietnam's entry into ASEAN. The celebrations at best may prove illusory and short-lived since Hanoi's political leadership will be busy exercising adept diplomacy statecraft in the coming months.
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Morceaux de conversations avec Jean-Luc Godard est un documentaire français réalisé en 2007 par Alain Fleischer, sorti en 2009.

Synopsis
Propos de Jean-Luc Godard sur le cinéma, l'histoire, l'engagement politique, à l'occasion d'entretiens avec des historiens, critiques et réalisateurs.

Fiche technique
 Titre : Morceaux de conversations avec Jean-Luc Godard
 Réalisation : Alain Fleischer
 Photographie : Olivier Guéneau, Laurent Desmet, Damien Marquet
 Son : Philippe Fabri, Denis Guilhem, Jérémy Morelle, Cyrille Lauwerier
 Montage : Sébastien Bretagne
 Musique : Léo Ferré (non crédité)
 Producteur délégué : Serge Lalou
 Production : Les Films d'Ici - Le Fresnoy - BPI Georges Pompidou
 Pays :
 Durée : 125 minutes
 Date de sortie :

Distribution
 Jean-Luc Godard
 Dominique Païni
 Jean Narboni
 Jean-Marie Straub
 Danièle Huillet
 André S. Labarthe
 Christophe Kantcheff

Sélections
 2007 : Festival international du film de Locarno
 2008 : Festival international du cinéma indépendant de Buenos-Aires
 2010 : Festival international du film de Rio de Janeiro

Liens externes

 Site officiel

Film français sorti en 2009
Film documentaire français
Film documentaire sur le cinéma
Film des Films d'ici


A new study published in Veterinary Record by academics at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has revealed that new veterinary graduates typically adopt one of two professional identities; one of which is associated with job dissatisfaction while the other is more likely to result in them enjoying their career as a vet more.
The professional identity type that typically leads to unhappiness at work is one where the vets placed greatest value on patient diagnosis and the academic side of treatment. However, although there are opportunities for this, they are rare in general practice, where a vet's typical work environment more frequently involves seeing lots of clients who: aren't interested in a diagnostic work-up for unnoticed issues in their pets; who can't afford further treatment; have pets with conditions that don't require treatment; and themselves need emotional support. Vets who therefore exclusively value patient diagnosis from an academic viewpoint foremost are more likely to feel career dissatisfaction.
Meanwhile, the other professional identity type is one where their sense of achievement is linked to overcoming the full range of professional challenges thrown up by the work environment in which vets typically operate as well as their technical competence at their job. These vets are therefore more suited to work in all types of practice.
This research is important because it is well known that poor mental health and career dissatisfaction are significant issues for the veterinary profession. The findings from this ground-breaking study, Identity, Environment and Mental Wellbeing in the Veterinary Profession, have important implications for veterinary, and other clinical degree programmes. They have already influenced the structure of the curriculum at the RVC to ensure students are well prepared for the veterinary workplace and can make an informed choice about where they choose to work.
Dr Liz Armitage Chan, senior lecturer in veterinary education and co-author of the study with Professor Stephen May, said: "The negative impact on wellbeing of an identity emphasising diagnosis and treatment was a surprising outcome, but it is easy to see how this identity develops. So much of veterinary education is focused on this area and it has always been the focus of students' exams: if a student is ambitious and wants to achieve top grades and high-level faculty recommendations, they will inevitably prioritise their attention in this way.


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Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/17/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations
Cablegram Received Nov.17 1917
Origin Opnav, Washington. (Secnav) Serial No. 1160
Via N C B 18 D Date No. 19016
Copies to COS JVB Ad. Benson1 File No. 31/2/9
Ad. Benson.
Simsadus.
1160. For Benson. After thinking carefully subject feel that it would be to advantage if we have a permanent War Staff in England as a part of the plans Department of the Admiralty. If this meets your approval, additional officers will be sent to augment those already in England who are fitted for this work. 19016
[signature obliterated]2
Source Note: Cy, DNA, RG 45, Entry 517B.
Footnote 1: Capt. Nathan C. Twining, Chief of Staff to VAdm. William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters; Cmdr. John V. Babcock, Sims' aide and de facto Intelligence Officer; and RAdm. Benson.
Footnote 2: At this time, Benson was in London as part of a larger Allied conference. He had left behind an acting chief of naval operations, and apparently had authorized the office to sign documents in his name. This occasionally led to documents addressed to Benson, and also signed "Benson" at the bottom. It seems probable that this was the case here, and an editor completely marked out Benson's name to avoid confusion.
Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant Chief of Naval Operations, to Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, 11/1/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Anne Hitchcock Sims, 11/1/1917
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British Admiralty to Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché in Washington, D.C., 11/1/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant Chief of Naval Operations, to Bureau of Ordnance, 11/1/1917
Commissioner John A. Donald, Commissioner, United States Shipping Board, to Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant (Acting) Chief of Naval Operations, 11/1/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/1/1917
Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves, Commander, Cruiser and Transport Force, Order for Ships in Convoy, Addendum, 11/1/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Forces Operating in European Waters to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/2/1917
Diary of Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/2/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/2/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/3/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/3/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, United States Patrol Force based in France, 11/3/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Acting Chief of Naval Operations, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/3/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Vice Admiral Lewis Bayly, R.N., Commander, Naval Forces, Southern Ireland, 11/3/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/4/1917
Vice Admiral Lewis Bayly, R.N., Commander, Naval Forces, Southern Ireland, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/4/1917
Lieutenant Commander Archibald McGlasson to Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, United States Naval Forces in France, 11/4/1917
Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, United States Naval Forces in France, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/5/1917
Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/5/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Rear Admiral Heathcoat S. Grant, R.N., Senior Naval Officer at Gibraltar, 11/5/1917
Captain Hutchinson I. Cone, Commander, United States Naval Aviation Forces and Foreign Service, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/5/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to the Officer of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/6/1917
Lieutenant Dudley W. Knox to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Navy Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/6/1917
Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves, Commander Cruiser and Transport Force, to Naval Transports, 11/6/1917
Diary of Quartermaster Carroll Bayne, 11/6/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations to Admiral Austin M. Knight, Commander, Asiatic Fleet, 11/7/1917
Secretary of State Robert Lansing to American Embassy, London, 11/7/1917
Rear Admiral Roger T. Welles, Chief of the Office of Naval Intelligence, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/7/1917
Escort Duty Doctrine of Vice Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, United States Naval Forces in France, 11/7/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/7/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/8/1917
Captain Joel R. Poinsett Pringle, Chief of Staff, Destroyer Flotilla, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/8/1917
Brigadier General Chauncey B. Baker, Chief of Embarkation Service, to Major General David S. Shanks, Commanding General, Port of Embarkation, Hoboken, 11/8/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/9/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Rear Admiral Albert P. Niblack, Senior Officer, Patrol Squadrons Based on Gibraltar, 11/9/1917
Vice Admiral Lewis Bayly, R.N., Commander, Naval Forces, Southern Ireland to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/9/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, Chief of Bureau of Navigation, 11/9/1917
Proposed Plan of Combined Operations in the Caribbean, 11/9/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, Campaign Order Number Two, 11/10/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to United States Navy Flag Officers, 11/10/1917
Lieutenant Commander Forde A. Todd to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/10/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/10/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain Hutchinson I. Cone, Commander, United States Naval Aviation Forces in Europe, 11/11/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Detachment Commanders in European Waters, 11/11/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to the Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/11/1917
Diary of Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/11/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/12/1917
Diary of Commander Joseph K. Taussig, 11/12/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain Joel R. Poinsett Pringle, Chief of Staff, Destroyer Flotilla, 11/12/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant (Acting) Chief of Naval Operations to Rear Admiral Nathaniel R. Usher, Commandant, New York Navy Yard, 11/12/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant (Acting) Chief of Naval Operations, to Commandants of Navy Yards, 11/12/1917
Office of Chief of Naval Operations to Vice Admiral Henry T. Mayo, Commander, Atlantic Fleet, 11/12/1917
Rear Admiral Ralph Earle, Chief of the Bureau of Ordnance, to Admiral William Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/12/1917
Vice Admiral Lewis Bayly, R.N., Commander, Naval Forces, Southern Ireland, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Navy Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/12/1917
Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, Patrol Forces in France, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/13/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels Circular to Commandants of Navy Yards, 11/13/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/14/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/14/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/14/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Anne Hitchcock Sims, 11/15/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/15/1917
Captain Henry W. Grant, R. N., Deputy Director of the Operations Division, British Admiralty, to British Admiralty, 11/15/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations to Various Navy Bureaus, 11/15/1917
Commodore Guy R. Gaunt, British Naval Attaché at Washington, to First Sea Lord Admiral Sir John R. Jellicoe, 11/15/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant Chief of Naval Operations, to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/16/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/16/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain Richard H. Jackson, American Naval Representative in Paris, 11/17/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant (Acting) Chief of Naval Operations, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/17/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/17/1917
Diary of Blacksmith Angus W. Wiggins, 11/17/1917
Diary of Lieutenant Commander Charles R. Train, United States Naval Attaché in Rome, 11/17/1917
Lieutenant Arthur S. Carpender to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/18/1917
Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, to Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, 11/20/1917
Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant (Acting) Chief of Naval Operations, to Naval District Commandants, 11/20/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters and United States Naval Attaché in London, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/20/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters and United States Naval Attaché in London, to Vice Admiral Sir Lewis Bayly, Commander, Naval Forces, Southern Ireland, 11/20/1917
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/20/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain William V. Pratt, Assistant Chief of Naval Operations, 11/21/1917
Diary of Colonel Edward M. House, 11/21/1917
Captain Hutchinson I. Cone, Commander, United States Naval Aviation Forces, Foreign Service, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/22/1917
Descriptive Specifications of "C" Tube Set, 11/22/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Admiral Lewis Bayly, R.N., Commander, Naval Forces, Southern Ireland, 11/22/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain Ashley H. Robertson, Commander, U.S.S. Mount Vernon, 11/23/1917
Rear Admiral Albert Gleaves, Commander, Cruiser and Transport Force to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/23/1917
Captain Joel R. Poinsett Pringle, Chief of Staff, Destroyer Flotillas, Queenstown, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/23/1917
Lieutenant Commander Charles R. Train, United States Naval Attaché in Rome, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/24/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, Patrol Forces in France, 11/24/1917
President Woodrow Wilson Executive Order, 11/24/1917
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Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Secretary of the Admiralty Sir William Graham Greene, 11/24/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/24/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain Samuel S. Robison, Senior Officer Present, Azores, 11/24/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain Philip Williams, 11/25/1917
Herbert C. Hoover, Head, United States Food Administration, to Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels, 11/25/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Captain Joel R. Poinsett Pringle, Chief of Staff, Destroyer Flotillas, Queenstown, 11/26/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to Destroyer Commanders in European Waters, 11/26/1917
Rear Admiral Albert P. Niblack, Commander, Patrol Squadrons Based on Gibraltar, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/27/1917
Rear Admiral Leigh C. Palmer, Chief of the Bureau of Navigation, to Admiral William S. Benson, Chief of Naval Operations, 11/28/1917
Lieutenant Commander Henry C. Dinger, Commanding Officer, Maumee, to Rear Admiral Henry B. Wilson, Commander, Patrol Squadrons Based on the French Coast, 11/28/1917
Captain Nathan C. Twining to Deputy Chief of Naval Staff Vice Admiral Sir Henry D. Oliver, R.N., 11/30/1917
Secretary of the Navy Josephus Daniels to Chairman Edward N. Hurley, United States Shipping Board, 11/30/1917
Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, to the Office of Naval Intelligence, 11/30/1917
Captain Joel R. Poinsett Pringle, Senior Officer, Destroyer Flotilla, to Vice Admiral William S. Sims, Commander, United States Naval Forces Operating in European Waters, 11/30/1917
William S Sims, William S Benson, Nathan C Twining, John V Babcock
Naval Leadership
Additional Resources for November 1917


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Stir-frys are a great weeknight option when time is short but all you want is a bowl of tasty and warming goodness. This recipe contains 3 of your 5-a-day and is high in iron too!
Heat a wok over a high heat. Add 1tsp of the oil and heat for 20 sec. Add half the beef and stir-fry for 1–2 min until lightly browned, then transfer to a bowl. Add a little more oil to the wok and cook the remaining beef in the same way.
Return the wok to a high heat. Add the remaining oil and heat for 20 sec, then stir-fry the onion for 2 min. Add the mushrooms and garlic and stir-fry for 3 min or until golden. Add the beans, pepper and sugar snap peas and stir-fry for 2 min or until almost tender.
Return the beef to the wok with the spinach, oyster sauce and rice wine or sherry. Stir-fry for 1–2 min until heated.
Meanwhile, cook the quinoa according to the pack instructions. Divide among 4 bowls and top with the stir-fry.


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