Here are the unique ways to set the mood for a romantic evening! Shop for your unique collection of personalized romantic gifts to find the perfect way to show the one you love the most, they mean to you. Customize your romantic gifts for Valentine 2019 to make the night even more memorable, or create one-of-a-kind Sweetest Day. This Valentine's Day gifts your sweetheart will swoon over, like the sentimental glass keepsakes or picture frames.
Can you believe it, 2019 Valentine's day is less than 2 week. Do not worry as We've some couple gift ideas for this year Valentine for you.
Valentine's day classics like flowers or customized cushion & mug and enormous teddy bears have earned their spots go to gifts, but sometimes the most enjoyable couple gift idea merely is spending time together.
You can grab a bottle of wine and create the ideal night in with a card game and fun ceramic take-out-inspired bowls packed to the brim with your favorite food, or you can sign up for a coffee or wine service that lets you both enjoy figuring out your preferences together. You can even get to know your town better together by using Airbnb's experiences section.
In addition to that, there are small gifts like cookbooks and a fondue maker that you can pair with a few of your shared favorite things, and there are also gifts like a surprise trip abroad or a nice staycation at a luxury hotel in a city. The best part of any of them, though, will be the memories you make together while enjoying them.
Send an online valentine gift. You can make your wife's/ husband day by sending them a unique Valentine gift. This can be a Google Video or Kodak and send a sentimental photograph or heartfelt video.
What about something like " Name the Stars" while you are likely to want to give the love in your life the moon it's not expected to happen so how about a star? All you've got to do is visit a star registry website, and you will be able to name an actor in a tribute to your beloved husband/wife. She/he is likely to be blown away by this out of this world valentine.
A more personal spin to valentine candy. If she/he is nuts over chocolate, but you would like to get them something other than the usual heart-shaped box of chocolates then consider personalized M&M's. You will be able to choose just the color that you prefer, and you can put your very own sweet and romantic messages on them.
A basket for your sweetheart. You could put together a special valentine's day gift basket for your sweetheart. You can do this by filling it with and an assortment of their favorite coffees and cookies, some of their favorite bath and body products or some popcorn and movies as a suggestion of spending a romantic night in watching movies. The possibilities are endless with this gift idea.
However, if you aren't looking for something uniquely different to give to her/him for this coming valentine's day, then below are some other gift ideas that will make them happy.
Just make sure you give something to remember for valentine's day.


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using System.Collections.Generic;
using Xunit;

public class SublistTests
{
    [Fact]
    public void Empty_lists()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Equal, Sublist.Classify(new List<int>(), new List<int>()));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Empty_list_within_non_empty_list()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Sublist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int>(), new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Non_empty_list_contains_empty_list()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Superlist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }, new List<int>()));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void List_equals_itself()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Equal, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }, new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Different_lists()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Unequal, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }, new List<int> { 2, 3, 4 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void False_start()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Sublist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 2, 5 }, new List<int> { 0, 1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 5, 6 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Consecutive()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Sublist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 1, 2 }, new List<int> { 0, 1, 1, 1, 2, 1, 2 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Sublist_at_start()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Sublist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 0, 1, 2 }, new List<int> { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Sublist_in_middle()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Sublist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 2, 3, 4 }, new List<int> { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Sublist_at_end()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Sublist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 3, 4, 5 }, new List<int> { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void At_start_of_superlist()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Superlist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }, new List<int> { 0, 1, 2 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void In_middle_of_superlist()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Superlist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }, new List<int> { 2, 3 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void At_end_of_superlist()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Superlist, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 }, new List<int> { 3, 4, 5 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void First_list_missing_element_from_second_list()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Unequal, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 3 }, new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Second_list_missing_element_from_first_list()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Unequal, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }, new List<int> { 1, 3 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Order_matters_to_a_list()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Unequal, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 2, 3 }, new List<int> { 3, 2, 1 }));
    }

    [Fact(Skip = "Remove this Skip property to run this test")]
    public void Same_digits_but_different_numbers()
    {
        Assert.Equal(SublistType.Unequal, Sublist.Classify(new List<int> { 1, 0, 1 }, new List<int> { 10, 1 }));
    }
}

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"Of the three herbicides we tried, Envive® seemed to give us the best and longest control. It did a good job on the pigweed and morningglory, which are the only weed escapes I see from my Roundup program.
‑ Kay McGirt, soybean grower, Rowland, N.C.
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Many cultures have their own systems of energy that they correlate to the inner workings of the human body. In Chinese Medicine, these energy pathways are known as Meridians. Within the culture surrounding India, this is known as the Chakra System.
The Chakras are known as a concentrated area of energy within the body. There are over 100 Chakra locations in the body, but there are 7 points that are the most common in the Chakra System.
Dr. Steve Politis of Kineci Physical Therapy has been studying the Chakra System for many years, and has been incorporating it into his PT practice. He knows that there is much more to the body than just the physical component, therefore when he works with patients he is able to work with them on a deeper level.
What is the Importance of the Chakra System?
Each Chakra correlates to different organs, personality traits, emotions, parts of the nervous system, and more. By understanding the Chakra system, and seeing the symptoms a patient presents, Steve is able to have an idea of different areas to focus on in his treatments.
If these energy systems sound a little woo woo, Steve does a fantastic job at the end of this episode to tie it all together into real-life scenarios.
Thank you for listening to this episode of the Summit For Wellness Podcast. If you enjoyed Chakra System with Steve Politis, then subscribe to our channel so you can listen to all the latest episodes.


'Peace of Time' is a lovely summer time read that is simply perfect to pick up and get lost in whilst lounging on your sunbed.
'Peace of Time' is based around a twenty four month time scale in the life of Jenny a kind hearted school teacher. Jenny discovers a new friendship along the way after an accident involving one of her pupils, then finds herself traveling along the dark path of infidelity whilst trying to uphold her strong beliefs in the principle of marriage.
Rosalind Rendle writes with a lot of detail building her characters and bringing them to life. She takes time in her writing to grow each individual and develop their part in Jenny's story.
So before we get started tell us about Rosalind Rendle the person.
I'm a retired primary school head teacher and I'm loving the freedom I have now. This would be freedom to eat lunch without running around doing six other things; (yes, I like food); freedom to dog walk when I see the sun; freedom to leave France, where we have lived since retiring and visit children and their families, freedom to pursue the thing I've wanted to do for a very long time – WRITE. My Mum was a published author many times over and she always urged me to get on with it but I never seemed to have the time. Now, I'm doing it.
The story has a teaching background but the main focus is a girl discovering what is important to her in both male and female relationships. Trust and loyalty are paramount to her and appear throughout the story in various guises. When she is tested she demonstrates those qualities. Can others be the same for her?
You chose the self-publishing route, this is a path that is quickly becoming more popular with authors these days. What helped you to decide that this was the path for you?
It has taken me a while to discover and evaluate all the options that are available currently. The 'big' publishing outlets are extremely hard to break into and are reluctant to take on an unknown, especially in these times of austerity. I was not fully aware of the range of Indie publishers and self-publishing seemed a realistic option.
Through the process I learned a huge amount about presentation, including front covers and some about marketing.
I'm glad I took that route for that book, although for the next I may well re-evaluate and take a different route.
I personally think that some of the best book that I have read are by self-published authors, but being self-published can carry some prejudice from traditionally published authors. What are your thoughts on this?
I, too, have read some excellent work from self-published authors which I could name if asked. However, I do think it is not recognised in the same way as other methods of publication. For example, I joined the RNA as part of their New Writers' Scheme this year. If my next book is accepted by even a small publishing house it will be eligible for one of their awards. If I self-publish, it won't. I suppose there are some self-published books which do still need a lot more editing and proof reading before they are of an acceptable standard.
How much of your own teaching experience have you used to write the book? If not how did you develop your ideas for the book?
Some of the anecdotes in the book are from personal experience but none of the characters are a copy of any individual. More, they are each a composite of several plus, some imagined traits. The settings are developed in a similar way. The plot is partly from my own experience but mainly from that observed from people I know well. There always seems to be a dose of added ingredient that develops itself despite the fact I have written a well-defined synopsis before I start.
I normally write stories that seem to grow inside of me then niggle away until I tell them. Would you say 'Peace of Time' was a story that you just needed to tell?
I was always busy with a growing family and trying to balance the development of my career. I first had the idea for this story when I was in my twenties, ie many years ago. Only now have I time to really get to grips with such a long and concentrated task. I'm loving it. I have a second book which I am currently editing and a third I have started writing. The fourth is in my head nagging to come out. There's no stopping me now I've started.
Is being a story teller something that has always been a part of you?
I have always enjoyed the process of research and writing. This frequently involved producing long essays, dissertation papers and policy documents, though, as well as stories that young children seemed to enjoy.
Definitely dogs. We've always had a least one, apart from a short spell after the children had left home and we were both still working. We got a cat then and she's 16 now but dogs are by far better companions, for me.
Tea, absolutely and if there's cake to go with it that's even better, any type will do and as big a slice as possible.
And one of my favourite questions: your top four dinner guests, using past and present iconic people?
Michael Portillo - I didn't like him as a politician at all but he seems a right charmer as a TV presenter. I think he would be interesting to talk to.
Cliff Richard – cheesy, I know but I would be interested to hear about his motivations for his various interests such as owner of a vineyard, continuing with recording at his age, religion too, I suppose.
Jojo Moyes – I should like to think my books may be a little like hers in subject matter. I'd like to pick her brains.
Brendan O'Carroll (Mrs. Brown) – I'd love to hear more about his extraordinarily talented mother although when he's not being serious he could upset the other guests greatly. That might be interesting too.


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Abbe Turner was a featured guest on "Keeping it Green," Chris Bond's Saturday morning radio show on WINT- 1330AM, July 27, 2015. Bond is the Farm Horticulturist/ Farm Food Program Coordinator/ Instructor at the Laura and Alvin Siegel Lifelong Learning Program at Case Western Reserve University Farm in Hunting Valley, OH. He and co-host Renee Bond spoke with Abbe about Lucky Penny Farm, Lucky Penny Creamery, and a new Food Waste for Farms grant awarded to Abbe by SARE (Sustainable Agriculture Research & Education) to reduce food waste by repurposing it as livestock feed and compost on area farms.
A Quick Bite of Mozzarrella!
On the first Cutting the Curd of 2011 - Anne Saxelby resumes her state of the cheese series with the state of Ohio. She is joined by Abbe Turner of Lucky Penny Farm and Creamery who discusses everything from finding farm equipment on eBay to sheep's milk. Tune in and find out why distributors can be hard to work with at times and why Ohio was rated the 2nd best local food city in America.
Many companies have been slowing down and cutting back due of the economy. However, tough times are not stopping some new businesses from coming online, especially Lucky Penny Creamery. We are in the midst of the 'local food movement' from moving forward here in Northeast Ohio. Part of our story, starts with Julie Grant who more than a year ago spoke with us about our goat cheese farm. Well, she's back despite our economic obstacles and she is here to share the latest on how we are going "all in" with our goat cheese farm.


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Summary Head of Professor Dowell Belyaev
AR Belyaev
Head of Professor Dowell
Marie Laurent, a young doctor, receives an offer to go to work in the laboratory of Professor Kern. The office in which Kern takes it, produces a very gloomy impression. But much more gloomy is the visit to the laboratory: where Marie sees a human head separated from the trunk. The head is fixed on a square glass board, from which tubes come to various cylinders and cylinders. The head is strikingly reminiscent of Marie of the recently deceased Professor Dowell, a well-known scientist-surgeon. This is really his head. According to Kern, he managed to "resurrect" only the head of Dowell, who suffered an incurable disease. ("I would prefer death to this resurrection," Mari Laurent reacts to this.)
Mari goes to
work in the laboratory of Kern. Her job is to monitor the condition of the head, which "hears, understands and can respond with facial expressions." Besides. Marie brings a heap of medical journals daily, and they "look through" them together. Between the head and Marie is set some kind of communication, and one day the head of Professor Dowell looks ask the girl to turn off the tap on the tube, brought to his throat (Kern strictly forbade Marie to touch the tap, saying that this will lead to immediate death of the head). The head manages to explain to Marie: this will not happen. The girl hesitates, but eventually executes the request and hears a hiss and a weak cracked voice – the head can talk! In secret conversations with Marie Laurent and the professor's head, the monstrous details of the revival are being clarified.
Kern was the assistant professor. He is a talented surgeon. During their joint work with Professor Dowell, an asthma attack occurred, and, waking up, he saw that he had lost his body. Kern needed to keep the acting professor's brain in order to continue research. Dowell refused to cooperate with him, although Kern made him the most rude methods (passing an electric current through the professor's head, mixing irritating substances with nutrient solutions). But when
Kern, making experiments in front of his head, made several mistakes that could ruin the results of their efforts, Professor Dowell could not stand it and agreed to continue working.
With the help of Dowell, Kern revives two more heads, male and female (Tom Busch, a worker who got under the car, and Bricke, a singer from a bar, who received a bullet that was not intended for her). The operation is successful, but Tom and Briquet's heads, unlike Dowell, are not used to intellectual activity, languish without a body. Marie Laurent adds work. She not only monitors the state of all three goals, but also shows Tom and Briquet films, includes music to them. But everything reminds them of their old life and only upsets them. Persistent Briquet manages to persuade Kern to try to sew her a new body. Meanwhile, Kern learns about the conversations of Marie and the head of Professor Dowell. The girl is ready to expose him, telling the whole world his terrible secret, and Kern forbids Marie to return home. Marie tries to protest. Kern on her eyes turns off one of the faucets, depriving the head of Dowell. Marie agrees to his terms, and the laboratory becomes her prison.
At the site of the railway accident Kern finds a suitable body for Brigke and abducts him. The healing is successful. Soon Briquet is allowed to talk. She tries to sing, at the same time some strangeness is revealed: in the upper register, the voice of Bricke is rather squeaky and not very pleasant, and in the lower one she has an excellent chest contralto. Marie looks through the newspapers to see who owned this young, elegant body that Brieke now has. She gets a glimpse of the fact that the corpse of the famous Italian actress Angelica Guy, who was following the train, crashed, disappeared without a trace. Briquet is allowed to get up, she starts walking, sometimes a surprising grace is visible in her gestures. Bricke is fighting with Kern: she wants to return home and appear before her friends in a new guise, but the surgeon's intention is not to let her out of the laboratory. Realizing this, Brieke runs, coming down from the second floor over the bound sheets. She does not reveal to her friends the secrets of her return. Bricke, along with his girlfriend Red Martha and her husband Jean (the safe burglar) are leaving together to hide from the possible persecution of the police. Jean is interested in this no less than Brieke.
They find themselves on one of the beaches of the Mediterranean, where they meet with Arman Lara, the artist, and Arthur Dowell, the son of a professor. Arman Lore can not forget Angelica Guy, he was "not only a fan of the singer's talent, but also her friend, her knight." Lara with a sharp look of the artist catches the similarity of an unfamiliar young woman with a missing singer: her figure "looks like two drops of water on the figure of Angelica Guy." She has the same birthmark on her shoulder that Angelica, the same gestures, Arman Lara and Arthur Dowell decide to find out the secret. Lara invites the stranger and her friends to take a walk on the yacht and there, left alone with Brigitte, makes her tell her story. She answered questions without interrogation first Lara, then Arthur Dowell. When Brike mentions the third head in the laboratory, Arthur guesses, about whom there is a speech. He shows Briquet the photograph of his father, and she confirms his guess. Friends take Brigitte to Paris to find the head of Professor Dowell with her help. Arman Lare is in some confusion: he feels sympathy – and maybe something more – to Bricke, but he can not understand what exactly attracts him, Angelique's body or the personality of Brigitte herself. Brigitte feels that in her life the singers from the bar entered something completely new.
A miracle of "reincarnation" is performed – Angelica's clean body Guy not only rejuvenates Brigitte's head, it changes the course of her thoughts. But the little wound that was on Angelica's feet suddenly makes itself felt: Brigitte begins to ache, her leg flushes and swells. Lara and Dowell want to show Briquet to the doctors, but she objects to this, fearing that her whole story will be made public. Trusting only Kern, Brike secretly goes to his lab. In the meantime, Dowell, searching for Marie Laurent, finds out that the girl was imprisoned in a hospital for the mentally ill.
While friends struggle to free Marie, Kern unsuccessfully tries to save Brieke's leg. In the end, he is forced again to separate Brigitte's head from the trunk. Kern, realizing that it is impossible to conceal his experiments from now on, demonstrates to the public the living head of Bricke (Tom's head is dying by this time). During this demonstration, Marie Laurent, blazing with anger and hatred, denounces Kern as a murderer and thief, appropriating other people's labors. To hide the traces of the crime, Kern with paraffin injections changes the look of Professor Dowell's head. Arthur Dowell, after appearing to the police chief, asks for a search from Kern. He himself, along with Marie Laurent and Arman Lara, is present at the same time. They see the last minutes of Professor Dowell's head. The police are going to question Kern. Kern goes to his office, and soon there comes a shot from there.
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Mission No. X è il decimo album in studio della band heavy metal tedesca U.D.O., ed è stato pubblicato nel 2005.

Il disco è stato preceduto dall'EP 24/7.

La canzone "Way of Life" è una ri-registrazione dell'omonima traccia presente nell'album No Limits, e contiene come ospite l'ex chitarrista della band, Mathias Dieth.

Tracce
  "The Embarkation"
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  "Stone Hard"
  "Breaking Down The Borders"
  "Cry Soldier Cry"
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  "Mad For Crazy"
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Formazione
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Altri musicisti
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Monster movies are great and all, but intelligent monster movies? Now that's a genre of movies we can all get behind. We're not talking about monsters with high IQs, though. Intelligent monster movies are those that incorporate more than just a big scary creature, horrific mauling, and everyone running for their lives. While all of that makes for great entertainment, a smart monster movie brings a little more to the table. While it may not necessarily make you genuinely afraid of potential monsters, an intelligent monster flick provokes thought.
Of course, this type of movie isn't just there to make you think or feel a certain way. Smart monster movies can incorporate more intricate storylines, eye-opening dialogue, or even show a different and unique point of view. To help you get the right idea, such intelligent horror films featuring monsters could include Jacob's Ladder, The Mist, and even Cloverfield. Perhaps an even better example is the 2018 hit thriller, A Quiet Place. Now, while there are plenty of popular intelligent monster films out there, only so many can be considered the best.
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FIRS Boss set to go after 85,000 tax defaulters
The Executive Chairman, Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Tunde Fowler has said that the Service in collaboration with other stakeholders like the Nigeria Police Force, will continue to go after wealthy tax defaulters in 2019.
Fowler, who said this yesterday in Abuja when the Acting Inspector-General of Police, Mohammed Abubakar Adamu paid a courtesy visit to the Revenue House also disclosed that the Service had realised the sum of N23 billion for its closer look at the books of over 45,000 tax defaulters, each of which had over N100 million as turnover in their accounts.
The Service, he said is going after another set of 40,000 millionaire tax defaulters in 2019.
He requested the Nigeria Police to help the Service bring the tax defaulters to pay their taxes.
Earlier at the Management retreat at Eko hotels in Lagos, last month, Fowler spoke of FIRS's plan to identify and tax bank account holders with over 100 million as turnover but with no evidence of tax payment: "We looked at businesses, partnerships of any activity that has banking turnover between N100 million and N999 million. We have done the review of this group of businesses. We have about seven more banks that we are still waiting for return from and to review their information. So far, we have 45,361 that have TIN and are making payments.
"We have 40,611 that have TIN, that made tax payment and, and we have 44,504 that have no TIN and no pay. So, when you look at it from a glance, we have close to 75,000 in this group that are still not taxpayers and we have said the payment of tax is not only for the civil servants. it's for all Nigerians. So, the millionaires and the billionaires will pay tax on behalf of what is due to the national coffers", Fowler said.
On Thursday, he added that FIRS had identified 45,000 millionaire tax evaders last year, 2018 and recovered the sum of N23 billion through substitution of their bank accounts.
Fowler thanked the Nigerian Police Force for its support and collaboration over the years which he said has helped FIRS to achieve its target and requested for more support to enable it recover due taxes from more 40, 000 rich tax evaders in 2019.
"Let me put on record that the Nigeria Police Force has been extremely helpful to FIRS. Without the Police, I doubt that the Service would have been able to achieve what we have achieved. 2018 was a successful year. The FIRS collected a total of N5.320 trillion of tax revenue. This is the highest revenue collection in the history of FIRS", he said.
This is significant given that this collection was when oil prices oscillated between $50 and $70 per barrel. Oil price was at an average of $100 to $120 per barrel between 2012 when FIRS collected N5.07 trillion. Oil component of the N5.320 trillion is N2.467 trillion (46.38 percent), while non-oil element of the collection is N2.852 trillion (53.62 per cent)
The Police IG, Adamu said that the Police will continue to support the FIRS because the job of revenue generation is critical to the survival of the nation.
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Techregister > Tech reviews > Sacha Baron Cohen Says There Won't Be Another Borat Movie
Sacha Baron Cohen Says There Won't Be Another Borat Movie
Sacha Baron Cohen has some not-so very nice news for Borat fans: He's not planning on bringing the character back for another sequel. In an interview with Variety, Baron Cohen, who co-wrote and produced Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, a follow-up to his 2006 box office smash, said that it's very unlikely that he will revive the Borat character again, as he had a very specific purpose for returning to the role of the fictional Kazakhstani journalist last year, which he doesn't think he will be able to find again for a third movie.
"I brought Borat out because of Trump," Baron Cohen told the outlet, speaking about his decision to reprise the character after so many years. "There was a purpose to this movie, and I don't really see the purpose to doing it again. So yeah, he's locked away in the cupboard."
Baron Cohen revealed that he hadn't planned to make a sequel to the first movie as he had "vowed never to make another undercover movie again" in the wake of his 2009 mockumentary Brüno because of how much it had impacted his real life, though he ultimately reversed that decision and decided to bring the character back for another outing last year.
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"After Bruno, I was fairly traumatized. For about six months afterwards whenever I heard a police siren, I would start to get tense, because I'd been chased by the police so much. I vowed never to make another undercover movie again," Baron Cohen revealed, before delving into his reasons for making the Borat sequel.
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"I felt democracy was in peril, I felt people's lives were in peril and I felt compelled to finish the movie," he explained, discussing the relevancy of the movie. "The movie was originally about the danger of Trump and Trumpism. What coronavirus demonstrated was that there's a lethal effect to his spreading of lies and conspiracy theories."
With many movie theaters remaining closed or operating a severely limited moviegoer capacity, Baron Cohen felt that the best option was to release the film digitally for as many people as possible to watch it before the US Presidential election in November, so he struck a distribution deal with Amazon Studios to allow the tech giant to release the movie exclusively on Amazon Prime Video in October.
In our review of Borat Subsequent Moviefilm, we commended the sequel for managing to be "funny and relevant" all these years later. In particular, we praised Maria Bakalova's performance, saying she was "every bit Sacha Baron Cohen's on-screen equal" in the movie's "avalanche of awkward, anxiety-cranking moments that'll have you laughing while watching through your fingers like you would a horror movie."
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TUG-10: A Modification of the Timed Up and Go Test for Aerobic Assessment in Older Adults : Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal
October 2022 - Volume 33 - Issue 4
TUG-10: A Modification of the Timed Up and Go Test for Aerobic Assessment in Older Adults
Hergott, Colleen G. PT, DPT1; Bolgla, Lori A. PT, PhD, ATC1; Waller, Jennifer L. PhD2; Dowling, Aaron DPT1; Ezzell, Kennedy DPT1; Graves, Corley DPT1; Peed, William DPT1
1Department of Physical Therapy, College of Allied Health Sciences, Augusta University, Augusta, GA
2Department of Population Health Science, Biostatistics and Data Science, Medical College of Georgia, Augusta University, Augusta, GA
Correspondence: Colleen Hergott, PT, DPT, 987 Street, Sebastian Way EC1312, Augusta, GA 30912 ([email protected]).
This study was approved by the Augusta University Institutional Review Board: #1441838.
Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal 33(4):p 157-165, October 2022. | DOI: 10.1097/CPT.0000000000000202
Cardiorespiratory fitness tests are important for older adults to determine baseline cardiovascular fitness and appropriate aerobic exercise intensity. The Timed Up and Go (TUG) is a test that can be modified to challenge the aerobic system by performing 10 continuous repetitions (TUG-10). The TUG-10 advantages include less space and time requirements and incorporation of functional tasks with balance challenges. The purpose of this study was to relate the performance and physiologic responses of the TUG-10 to other common aerobic capacity tests.
Fourteen independent community-dwelling adults performed the 6-minute-walk test (6MWT), 2-minute-step test (2MST), and TUG-10. Heart rate (HR), diastolic and systolic blood pressure, and rate of perceived exertion (RPE) were recorded before and after each test. Bland–Altman plots were used to determine the agreement between test performances. Repeated measures mixed models compared differences in the physiologic changes between the tests.
Participants had a clinically greater increase in the adjusted mean change in HR during the 2MST (22.5 bpm) than the 6MWT (17.0 bpm) and TUG-10 (12.3 bpm). Diastolic blood pressure response was similar across all 3 tests with no significant change. Systolic blood pressure increased less during the 6MWT (15.4 mm Hg) compared with the 2MST (33.3 mm Hg) and TUG-10 (28.7 mm Hg). Participants reported a higher RPE during the 2MST (7.9) than the 6MWT (6.1) and TUG-10 (5.2). The Bland–Altman plots indicated that participants' performance on the 3 tests was comparable.
The TUG-10, 6MWT, and 2MST demonstrated comparable performances and clinically similar physiologic changes. Heart rate and RPE changes were greater during the 2MST than the other tests, suggesting that the 2MST was more demanding. Findings support the TUG-10 as a potential functional outcome measure to estimate cardiorespiratory fitness. Moreover, the TUG-10 required minimal space and time and may facilitate the gap in aerobic testing in physical therapy practice.
Copyright © 2022 Academy of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Physical Therapy
Cardiopulmonary Physical Therapy Journal33(4):157-165, October 2022.
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Cutting corners on hospital hygiene must be stopped – McCarthy
Alliance Health Spokesperson Kieran McCarthy has said that administrators must stop cutting corners on health hygiene in our hospitals. His comments come after the Eastern Health and Social Services Council expressed concern at hygiene standards and facilities at the Royal Victoria Hospital.
The Strangford MLA stated: "I have discussed this issue with the Eastern Health Council, and it is clear to me that they are concerned about hygiene standards in several hospitals. This is totally unacceptable. People are supposed to go to hospital to get better, not pick up some new ailment while they are in.
"There is a question over allocation of resources here. I would like to see more health service staff directly involved in ensuring hygiene is of first-class standard, rather than relying entirely on outside organizations. We must ensure that any work in any hospital carried out by
outsiders is fully quality assessed and reaches the highest possible level.
"This is yet another issue that dents public confidence in the Health Service and must be tackled immediately."


Monday, March 31st, Melissa Maygrove will reveal (ooh-la-la) her cover for her upcoming romance—Come Back. This week, she's sharing some teaser images. *wink, wink* And to top that, she's offering up a prize!
You can win a free e-copy of her book once it's published and a $10 gift certificate to either Amazon or Barnes & Noble. How awesome is that?
1. Hop to the blogs hosting this challenge.
Take your best guess at all the questions. Your answers don't need to be correct in order to win. But you must provide an answer to every single question, and you need to submit them before the deadline. She'll take entries via email to melissamaygrove(at)gmail(dot)com or use her blog's contact form.
Alright. Think you know the answer? Good! Now go to Melissa's blog and get the links to the other puzzle pieces (check back each day to find the location of the others). Compile your answers, and email them to her! Remember, the deadline for entries is Saturday, March 29th at midnight central time.
She'll announce the randomly chosen winner via her blog on Monday, March 31st. Check out the results, gawk at the cover, and find the answers to the questions.
If you'd like to be notified of important events, like cover reveals and releases, consider signing up for Melissa's newsletter. Do so on the home page of her website, www.melissamaygrove.com.
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Everyone loves Buddy! When I asked my friends on Instagram what they wanted to see this holiday season, the response was a resounding "Elf Quotes!" Ask and you shall receive. I think the reason Buddy is so beloved is because he captures the pure, childlike joy of Christmas. Frame this for a fun decoration or magnet to your fridge as your winter to-do list... The choice is yours!


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Norman Richard Joffe
Norman R. Joffe, beloved son of Elaine F. Noland and Robert L. Joffe, was born on October 5, 1962 at Washington Hospital Center. Norman grew up in the Fort Washington area where he attended Tayac Elementary, Lord Baltimore Middle, and Gwyn Park High and graduated from Friendly High School in 1981. In school he ran cross country track and was on the wrestling team. He was a volunteer fire fighter at Allentown Road Fire House. He worked in construction and plumbing. He then drove tow trucks, transported cars and dump trunk. He loved riding his motorcycle, bowling, pool and playing darts. Norman was very friendly and an avid talker; he would talk to anyone about anything. He leaves behind his mother, Elaine F. Noland; step-father, Cleman Noland; father, Robert Joffe (Colleen); son, Tray L. Ogg; step-daughter, Cicily Collins (Chaney); granddaughter, Ellie; brother, Michael A. Joffe (Rita), sister, Nancy R. Joffe; nephews, Shawn B. Joffe (Nicole, Carson and Nevaeh) and Travis L. Joffe and niece, Rachel R. Williams. Norman was preceded in death by his wife, Frances (Peanut) Ogg-Joffe; grandmothers: Alma H. Woodlief and Mark Joffe Feldman, Howard (Poppie) Ogg; and many aunts and cousins.
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5 NYC Haunts of The Power Broker, Robert Moses
Background photograph from Library of Congress. Book cover photographed by Untapped New York.
The Power Broker, a 1,246 page biography about "master builder" Robert Moses is in the news with the New York Times reporting on all the television interviews the book has appeared in the background during this pandemic. In recent years, Robert Moses has been the subject of numerous cultural productions — a rock musical called BLDZR: The Gospel According to Robert Moses and an opera, and as a character in Motherless Brooklyn (disguised, thinly, as Moses Randolph).
Moses remains a controversial figure, more hated today than loved, often representing the type of urban planning theories that are derided today. His plans to build an expressway through Soho and Little Italy were nixed, but he did manage to get in the Cross-Bronx Expressway, the Sheridan Expressway, the Belt Parkway and more — slicing through neighborhoods or filling in marshland with trash to create more land for highways. Yet there are many things New Yorkers still benefit from that were implemented by Moses: he added more than 22,000 acres of city parkland, built the city's public pools, brought the United Nations to New York, and more.
The Cross-Bronx Expressway
It's important to remember that public opinion was quite different earlier when Moses was operating particularly in the earlier portion of his tenure. Caro covers this well in The Power Broker, recounting the rose-colored words used in the news to describe Moses' projects in his time, including something mundane to us today like the West Side Highway (deemed a "masterpiece" with a "beauty" that was "intoxicating").
A glowing 1939 article in The Atlantic opens with a truck driver telling his appreciation of Moses' work on the city's parks: "This spontaneous tribute is indicative of the growing appreciation of millions of New Yorkers of all ages and classes for the man who, in less than five years, has remade or refurbished a considerable portion of the metropolis. The Commissioner of Parks under Mayor La Guardia's Fusion administration is also head of the magnificent park system of New York State, which he conceived and largely created." It goes on and on, calling Moses "the most farsighted and constructive of public spenders," and that he demonstrates "in brilliant fashion that democracy can be made to work by skillful, resolute handling, and that 'public improvements' can be given a surprising amount of beauty."
A strapping Robert Moses in 1938. (Images via Library of Congress and The Metropolitan Transportation Authority Bridges and Tunnels Special Archives).
Of course, Moses was able to achieve a lot, good and bad, because of his long reign. Moses held onto seemingly unchallenged power in New York for over four decades, through the administrations of 6 mayors, 5 governors, and several presidents. Never elected to office, he was appointed to many positions including a time when he held twelve titles concurrently. These positions included New York City Parks Commissioner, Commissioner of the New York City Planning Commission, Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority, President of the New York World's Fair, New York State Power Authority Chairman President of the, Long Island State Park Commission, and Chairman of the New York State Council of Parks.
How did Moses stay in power for so long? The lowly tollbooth gave Moses a never-ending cash flow that was used as collateral for the bond issues he needed to finance his projects, plus federally subsidized financing for three decades of public works kept the money flowing. He also stealthily rewrote the New York State legislation governing public authorities while he was New York State Governor Al Smith's chief of staff in the 1920s, laying the groundwork for his consolidation of power later.
You can see the many projects Moses is hated for and appreciated for in our previous coverage, but today we are sharing some of his personal haunts from where he lived, worked, spent time, and where he remains for eternity. We've combed through The Power Broker as well as other sources to put together this brief picture of Moses' intense and long life.
1. Robert Moses' Apartments
Moses was born and raised in New Haven, Connecticut near Yale University. At the age of nine, his family moved to Manhattan, first living in a townhouse off Fifth Avenue on East 46th Street. As a college student at Yale, Moses would stay with his parents in a rented apartment on Central Park West and 70th Street on visits to New York. According to City Journal, in the early 1930s, Robert Moses lived on Riverside Drive with a view of the massive construction project that would cover the New York Central Rail tracks (now Amtrak) and become a park extension of Riverside Park. (However, we have not been able to corroborate a Riverside Drive residence yet. Caro mentions in The Power Broker however that during this period, Moses lived in a doorman building on Central Park West and would take a cab from City Hall to Riverside Drive on his way home).
In 1939, Moses moved to the Upper East Side. The Atlantic article states, "With their two daughters, [Robert Moses and his wife] live in an apartment on the Upper East Side, overlooking the river, the island parks, and Triborough Bridge." Caro indicates in The Power Broker that in 1939, Moses was already living on Gracie Terrace. The Atlantic also mentions a house in Babylon, Long Island, taking care to mention that it was simple and old, to reinforce that "Moses's inheritance helps him to live comfortably, but he is not wealthy, as is commonly supposed, and public service has involved many family sacrifices." (Clearly this was a "sponsored article" before there was such a thing!
From at least the 1970s to his death, Moses lived at 1 Gracie Terrace, off of East End Avenue on a dead end street that leads out onto the promenade. It's just a few blocks south of Carl Schurz Park where Gracie Mansion is located. In 2017, the co-op was listed for sale at $1.9 million.
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Pandion Supports Tougoupeul
The Tougoupeul projects started with the occasion of the birth of a homonym, Dirk Vanhoecke Gallo Dia in Senegal in December 2000. During a visit in 2005 we discovered that, like all children in the area, he didn't go to school, as there simply were no schools in the village. In 2007 the plans of the first project became concrete: the construction of a small school in Tougoupeul.
The following projects were started by VZW Tougoupeul:
Project 1: School Tougoupeul
Project 2: Dispensaire Mouït
Project 3: Scouts North Senegal
Project 4: National Park "Langue de Barbarie"
Project 5: Keur Xaleyi
Tougoupeul is based in Northern-Senegal. Projects in the neighbourhood of Saint-Louis. Tougoupeul and Mouit situated about 20km south of the old capital Saint Louis.
VZW tougoupeul built a school in 2007 and was fully operational from 2009, each year we provide the school with necessary school books, notebooks, stationary, slates and chalk, while maintaining the infrastructure. 'Plan International' (UNESCO) is following the school programs and teachers are being paid by the Senegalese government.
In April 2014 we started extending the school with a sanitary facility and since December 2014 VZW Tougoupeul is financing lunch at the school for all children, prepared by some parents. The number of pupils increases each year and an extension of the school is needed to support further growth.
In 2011 VZW Tougoupeul built a new Hospital in Tougoupeul which is since December 2015 part of the National Park LB. This means that the Ministry of Defence (authorized for the national parks) pays nursing staff while maintaining a good collaboration with the neighbouring field hospitals.
VZW Tougoupeul also pays nurse or pharmacy assistant training for local people. The hospital was extended with three extra rooms in 2019 and A new polyvalent room, for the project Keur Xaleyi, where children not going to school today, are having activities together, under guidance of teachers and medical personnel. They try to motivate children to go to school.
The local scouts were an important support for our project in Mouït (field hospital) and thanks to the support of the Scouts and Guides of Flanders, we were able to finance some projects for the local "Scouts du Fleuve" of North-Senegal. In 2014, we built a small centre for them which received an extension of three extra rooms in 2019.
During summer of 2015, they organized a camp in the NP Langue de Barbarie (see new project). Scouts together with about 60 local children have plant mangrove, scattered rubbish in the park and made nest protection for the sea turtles. The Ministry of Youth came to visit, and requested to repeat this camp every year – which happens now, with support of VZW Tougoupeul.
VZW Tougoupeul has a contract with the government untill 2023 to make a new management plan for the National Park "Langue de Barbarie" (PNLB). This needs to be done because the ecosystem is completely changed since a beach has been developed in the Langue (2003) causing a big impact on the fish stocks and nature.
We support in creating the management plan by monitoring, analysing and defining the target species to create action plans which will benefit the nature and local fishermen.
In November and December 2015, VZW Tougoupeul let 2 Spanish biologists monitor, analyse and train local staff in the PNLB which helped in the development of the management plan.
The management plan for the PNLB was presented during the festivities of 40 years PNLB, in presence of the Minister for environment. In consultation with the local authorities and conservator of the PNLB, evaluation is done with action plans which might be financially supported by VZW Tougoupeul. Fish grounds with mangrove (planted by local scouts), are today the route to success increasing fish stocks in the area. It also attracts more birds. We also financed the new observatory close to the bird island.
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The Pensmiths Inflict The Deepest Cuts
The writers' stand is forcing the government to sit up and take notice, even if it acts nonchalant
Bula Devi	26 October 2015
Kashif Masood
Bula Devi	October 26, 2015 00:00 IST The Pensmiths Inflict The Deepest Cuts
1. Dalip Kaur Tiwana, 80
Punjabi novelist and scholar
Awarded Padmashri in 2004, Sahitya Akademi award in 1971 for her book Eho Hamara Jivan; first woman to get a PhD from Panjab University; retired as head of the department of Punjabi, is a Life Fellow at Punjabi University, Patiala.
2. Ghulam N. Khayal, 75
Kashmiri writer, poet and journalist
Sahitya Akademi award in 1975 for his novel Gaashiry Munaar (The Luminaries); was a reporter for Pakistan TV from Srinagar in the '90s; asked why he did not return the award earlier for atrocities in Kashmir, he replied atrocities in Kashmir were 'debatable'
3. Rahman Abbas, 43
Writes in Urdu and English
Sahitya Akademi award in 2011 for Khuda Ke Saaye Mein Aankh Micholi (Hide and Seek in the Shadow of God); double MA from Mumbai University; wrote his first novel at age 24 and was forced to resign as lecturer from a college by religious conservatives; was also arrested on the charge of obscenity then.
4. Aravind Malagatti, 59
Kannada poet, novelist and critic
Honorary director of Jayalakshmi Vilas Palace Museum, Mysore University, quit the Akademi's general council; English translation of his autobiography is titled Government Brahmana; had created a stir in February this year when he described Bhagvad Gita as partisan and promoting inequality
5. Rahamat Tarikere, 56
Kannada critic, Professor at Hampi
Sahitya Akademi Award in 2010 for Kattiyanchina Daari; brilliant academic with seven gold medals from Mysore University; first Muslim from Karnataka to receive the Sahitya Akademi award
6. Mandakranta Sen, 43
Bengali poet and novelist
Sahitya Akademi Young Writers Award in 2004; dropped out in the final year of MBBS when only oral tests remained; has written seven novels and 22 books of poems; poetry marked by outspoken sensuality and lyrical verse; created a stir with her first volume Hriday Abadhyo Meye (Heart is an unruly girl)
7. Waryam Singh Sandhu, 70
Punjabi novelist and short story writer
Sahitya Akademi award in 2000 for short story collection titled Chauthi Khoot; works translated into Hindi, Bengali, Urdu and English; retired as professor from Lyallpur Khalsa College, Jalandhar
8. Uday Prakash, 63
Hindi poet, short story writer and journalist
Sahitya Akademi award in 2010 for Mohan Das, a collection of short stories; has worked in Hindi newsweekly Dinaman and PTI TV; taught at the Jawaharlal Nehru University and worked in the Madhya Pradesh government's department of culture; as an administrator, was in charge of the Rabindra Bhavan at Bhopal
9. K. Satchidanandan, 69
Malayalam poet, critic and translator
A former secretary of the Sahitya Akademi, resigned from the executive board; with a master's degree in English, taught the language and literature for over three decades; recipient of 34 awards, 29 books of poems in 17 languages; invited to read in Lahore, Bonn, Dubai and Rome; said to be the second poet from Kerala to have been considered for the Nobel Prize
10. P.K. Parakkadavu, 62
Malayalam short story writer
Resigned as member of the general council of the Akademi; recipient of the S.K. Pottekkat award for Mounathinte Nilavili and Fokkano award for Thoni
11. Manglesh Dabral, 67
Hindi poet, essayist and travel writer
Sahitya Akademi award in 2000 for his poetry collection, Ham Jo Dekhte Hain; his poetry has been translated into English, Russian, French, Italian and Dutch; worked as editorial consultant at the National Book Trust
12. Sarah Joseph, 69
Malayalam writer and activist
Sahitya Akademi award in 2003 for Aalahayude Penmakkal (Daughters of God, the father); her novel Othappu dealing with a woman's spirituality and sexuality translated into English in 2003 by Valson Thampu, principal of St Stephen's College in Delhi; feminist and activist, contested the general election in 2014 as AAP candidate
13. Ganesh N. Devy, 65
Marathi literary critic, retired Prof of English from Sayajirao University, Vadodara
Sahitya Akademi aAward in 1993 for his English novel After Amnesia; awarded Padmashri in 2014 for his work on nomadic and notified tribes; founder-director, Bhasha Research and Publication Centre at Baroda & Adivasi Academy at Tejgadh; the day after he announced returning the award, was quizzed by Intelligence officials on whether writers had launched a coordinated attack on the central government
14. Kumbar Veerabhadrappa, 62
Kannada writer known as Kumvee, voice of Dalits & poor
Several films based on his novels which are textbooks in universities; returned the Central Sahitya Akademi award; researched his 13th novel around the East India Company for no less than 15 years; translated 300 Telugu short stories
15. Anil Joshi, 76
Gujarati writer
Sahitya Akademi award in 1990 for collection of essays, Statue; recently shifted to Baroda from Mumbai; son of a bureaucrat, he shifted to Bombay and worked for the weekly, Commerce, and Bombay Municipal Corporation; rejected an award earlier from the Gujarat Sahitya Akademi because he felt his poems were not having any impact on the younger generation; is critical of 'five star' culture and refuses invitations to recite poetry in five-star hotels followed by 'cocktail and dinner'
16. Chaman Lal, 68
Punjabi and Hindi writer and translator
Sahitya Akademi translation award in 2002 for translating revolutionary poet Pash's collection Samay O Bhai Samay; has taught at JNU's Centre for Indian Languages and was head of the centre in 2008; has researched and written extensively on Bhagat Singh and Indian Dalit literature; written over 50 books in Punjabi, Hindi, Urdu, Marathi and English
17. Rajesh Joshi, 69
Hindi writer, poet, playwright
Sahitya Akademi award in 2002 for his anthology of poems titled Do Panktiyon Ke Beech (Between Two Lines); has taught in schools, worked in banks and edited magazines; recipient of several literary awards; his poems too have been translated into English, Russian and German; edited an anthology of the works by Hindi poet Nagarjuna
18. Veeranna Madiwalar, 32
Kannada poet
Sahitya Akademi Young Writer's Award in 2011 for his first book of poems titled Nelada Karuneya Dani; was sent to Goa to work as a mason when he was a child, a fellow coolie persuaded his father to put him back into school; his first anthology of poems has already won seven literary awards for the primary school teacher in Belgaum; his poetry explores poverty and the poor, exploitation and cruelty, harassment and honour killings.
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We have moved: Ronnie Mitten Works site move official
We have officially moved premises and are fully operational at the Ronnie Mitten Works site on Shields Road in Newcastle upon Tyne.
We have consolidated our existing sites into 120,000sqft of world-class engineering space at the CA Parsons Works in Heaton, the birthplace of the steam turbine, alongside our existing pump repair facility. The new site will enable us to be more efficient and flexible and creates significant room for further growth in the future.
The move represents a massive milestone for Houghton International and will create a best in class facility from which to service our growing domestic and international customer base. We have retained our large machine facility on Shields Road which is adjacent to our new workshop and this will continue to be used to service an increased demand for larger repairs from around the UK, providing a total combined footprint over 135,000sqft.
The new facility has been named after Ron Mitten, one of the company's founders, whose technical legacy still brings work into the business each day, well over a decade after he sadly passed away in 2007.
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Poole Crematorium
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Broadstone Poole
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Borough of Poole has one Crematorium. The council is a member of the Federation of British Cremation Authorities and operates strictly in accordance with the Code of Practice.
Set on the edge of heathland, Poole Crematorium has a tranquil and natural atmosphere. The Crematorium grounds are peaceful and in the conservatory you can view the Books of Remembrance which are open 7 days a week.
You can view scheduled services at Poole Crematorium.
The Crematorium grounds and Floral Tribute Room are open to members of the public at the following times:
1 September to 30 April: 9am to 5pm (Monday-Sunday including bank and public holidays)
Please note that gates will be locked at 5pm.
1 May to 31 August: 9am to 8pm (Monday-Sunday including bank and public holidays)
The Book of Remembrance will be on display in the Floral Tribute Room for members of the public to view at the following times:
1 January to 31 December: 9am to 5pm (Monday to Sunday including bank and public holidays)
The Crematorium and the administration office is open:
Monday to Thursday from 9am to 5pm and 9am to 4.30pm on Friday.
The Crematorium and administration office will not be open on public or bank holidays.
Directions for cremation
Before a cremation can take place, you must complete and return the Directions for Cremation form. This form allows you to provide details of the type of service you would like. Please call us on 01202 265235 for more details.
Authority to cremate
We will arrange for a Medical Referee to inspect all the documentation and give consent that a cremation can take place. The consent is incorporated on the reverse of the medical certificates.
Cremated remains
There are many options available to you:
cremation interment plots are available in Poole's cemeteries where a formal headstone can be erected. The plots can hold up to 4 caskets of cremated remains
sanctums are available at Poole Crematorium and hold 2 caskets of cremated remains
scattering of ashes at Poole Crematorium in the Woodland Glades or the more formal interment lawn
scattering of ashes in a place chosen by the family. You do not need to seek consent for scattering of ashes in open spaces, we simply ask that you are discreet
Infant cremations
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Services at the Crematorium
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Elkan Naumburg was 88 years old and in attendance that September night. How cool is that?


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Pinguicula acuminata is an insectivorous plant of the genus Pinguicula endemic to the Mexican state of Hidalgo, a member of the section Heterophyllum.  It is notable for producing flowers while the winter rosette is buried beneath the soil surface. Described in 1839, it was not rediscovered until 150 years later.

Morphology
Pinguicula acuminata is a perennial rosetted herb bearing stiff, ground-hugging ovate to cordiform acuminate 22–92 mm. (-3 in.) long leaves. These are borne on unusually long petioles (20–58 mm or –1 in), which allow the stem base to remain buried slightly underground.  The leaves are densely covered with stalked mucilaginous and sessile digestive glands, which serve to trap and digest insect prey and absorb the resulting nutrient mixture to supplement their nitrate-low environment. During dryer winter conditions when food is scarce, P. acuminata forms winter rosettes of short, non-carnivorous leaves to decrease the loss of energy used on carnivorous mechanisms. In this species the entire winter rosette is withdrawn slightly beneath the soil surface, leaving only the shriveled summer leaves visible.

2-4 white to lilac flowers, borne singly on 74–150 mm. stalks, appear between March and May, before the carnivorous summer leaves emerge.

Distribution and habitat
Pinguicula acuminata is known only from 8 locations in and around the El Chico municipality in the state of Hidalgo.   Here it grows on well-shaded mossy banks between 2400 and 2800 meters in altitude. It often grows in association with Pinguicula moranensis, as well as an assortment of mosses, ferns, and succulents.

Botanical history
Pinguicula acuminata was first discovered and described by George Bentham in 1839, based solely on the winter rosette. Ernst studied herbarium material in 1961, and Casper used his description when publishing his monograph of the genus in 1966. Live specimens of the plant in its summer growth were not observed until Hans Luhrs rediscovered the species in 1989. The species has since entered cultivation.

References

Carnivorous plants of North America
acuminata
Endemic flora of Mexico
Plants described in 1839


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YARN's National Poetry Month project "Crossing Country Line by Line" continues with this poetry chain started by Eric Schwerer of Pennsylvania–and takes us all the way to Guam, and back again.
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Eric Schwerer (Pennsylvania)
Rewind; Pause; Pennsylvania, 1952
Even in winter daddy'd make us cross
Paint Creek to fetch chunks of coal
that'd stuttered off train cars as they rocked across the bridge.
Old enough to pack a bucket, ankle-deep in frozen mud,
I'd scour the bank, even wade hip-deep, then trudge
to where he waited with his one good arm.
He'd help me hoist my bucket on the truck, haul me up
to dump my share onto the steaming load.
I'd rest until another son dragged up a bucketful
then daddy'd say, Get us one more before we go. We didn't
waste boots—my pale feet stuck to the bed
as I shook in back beside our dark ton driving home.
P. K. Harmon (Guam)
Rongalap, 1946
my name is Souvenir
and I'll be
years old this year
H. Truman the U. S.
just like God
he made it snow
we didn't know
we played in the snow
saw that white angel
drift down
to our waiting tongues
Deni Naffziger (Ohio)
Long after the crow had died
Long after the bird called your name
and flew from the sill in your room,
through the wide second-floor hallway
down the double-walled staircase
past your mother slicing pork at the kitchen window
Long after the bird sat on your shoulder in the schoolroom,
preened your hair, had forgotten the nest he fell from,
the .22 rifle you playfully aimed into the catalpa grove,
the seed pods you smoked like a child gangster
Long after you lifted his small body from the ground,
caught his eye, tucked him beneath the aralac sweater
that smelled like sour milk in the rain — after the regret,
after the healing, you became an old man
and somewhere along the way you remembered
what mattered.
James A. Riley (Kentucky)
My Father on the Fire Tower
He's a young man in the photograph,
Leaning into the swagger of youth
With his shirt tucked into his jeans
And his sleeves cuffed. The casual flip
in his hair seems almost effortless,
though there's no escaping that steel geography,
the sky behind triangular with crossbars and beams
as he leans against the rail and smiles.
I was a boy when the picture was taken,
Afraid to follow him any higher
for the uncertain sway of those metal steps.
Despite his assurance that everything would be fine,
I held to the rail and didn't look down,
the hills stretching into the distance
like the upturned palm of his hand
across the wide angle of our lives.
Imagine my surprise when I look down
And realize it wasn't my father who got old.
These babies that cling to my knees
are not my children but my grandchildren,
asking will I lift them up in the air.
And I do because that's what they need.
I know this ground as sure as I know
the voice I hear calling for me to follow
And not be afraid, each measured step
A homecoming.
After working as a carpenter in Kentucky, Louisiana, and Ohio, Eric Schwerer earned a PhD in Creative Writing from Ohio University. Prior to that, he received an MFA from The University of Iowa Writers' Workshop. Schwerer has taught poetry to people recovering from mental illness and is an Associate Professor in the Program in Creative and Professional Writing at the University of Pittsburgh-Johnstown. Schwerer is the author of two books of poetry, "Whittling Lessons" (a chapbook, 2005, nominated for an Ohioana Book Award) and "The Saint of Withdrawal" (2006). His poems have been published in many literary journals, including Prairie Schooner, NOR, Paper Street, Fence, The Journal, Diagram, Rhino, Northwest Review, Third Coast, Quarter After Eight, The Laurel Review, Artful Dodge, Beacon Street Review, Poems & Plays, Sonora Review, and Elixir.
P. K. Harmon is the Founding Editor of Al in Aelon Kein: the Marshall Islands Literary Review, and former theatre director and Humanities professor of the College of the Marshall Islands. A graduate of Ohio University's Program in Creative Writing, he was recently visiting Professor of Creative Writing for the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. He is currently a writing professor at the University of Guam. He has had individual poems published recently in Riverwind, The Marshall Islands Journal, and the Laurel Review. His poetry collection "What Island" was the recipient of the 2011 Fairleigh Dickinson University and Serving House Books First Book Prize in Poetry.
Deni Naffziger's poetry has been published in journals such as Swallow's Tale, Pig Iron Press, Spoon River Quarterly, and Crazy River. She has two two chapbooks, "No One Knows" (Spoon River Anthology) and "Traveling" (Pikeville Review); she was a co-writer for a collection of poetry and prose pieces, Revenants: A Story of Many Lives, based on the history of the canal district outside of Dayton, Ohio. Naffziger edited Riverwind Literary Magazine from 1984-2001, published by Hocking College, where she teaches Creative Writing. In 2000 she founded the Athens Writers' Collaborative, a project that partners creative writing students and adults with disabilities to write poems, short stories, songs, and essays.
James requested that we use this rocking' pic of his dad, created by his brother Randall Riley.
James Alan Riley has taught Creative Writing at the University of Pikeville since 1987. His work has appeared in The Kentucky Review, Kentucky Monthly, The Greensboro Review, The Connecticut Review and a number of other literary magazines over the years. He is the recipient of an NEA Fellowship, two Al Smith Fellowships from the Kentucky Arts Council, and an Individual Artists Fellowship from the Ohio Arts Council. He has a Ph.D. in Modern British and American Literature from Ohio University in Athens.
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It was based on a speech Buffett gave in 1984 at the Columbia University School of Business in the US, in honour of the 50th anniversary of the publication of Benjamin Graham and David Dodd's book Security Analysis.
The speech (and the article) challenged the idea that equity markets are efficient through a study of nine successful investment funds generating long-term returns above the market index.
All these funds were managed by the students of Benjamin Graham. Interestingly, all these students pursued different investment tactics but followed the same "Graham-and-Doddsville" value investing strategy.
If you invest in stock market or are thinking of investing, this is a must-read for you.
I first read this article in 2003, and have read it several times since then. However, each time I read it, I find something new, something refreshing that changes my outlook towards how I must invest for greater success as an investor.