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Three killed, 25 injured in Rajasthan accident
By North India Times Bureau	 Last updated Nov 8, 2018 409
Jaipur: At least three men were killed and 25 others seriously injured Monday when the bus they were travelling in overturned in Rajasthan's Kota district, police said.
The mishap occurred near Kunari village in Kota, some 300 km from Jaipur.
"The bus that was coming from Ahmedabad in Gujarat was carrying 28 passengers. The driver lost control due to potholes on the road and the bus overturned," a police officer told IANS.
Some passers-by informed the police, following which a team was rushed there. "Residents of nearby villages joined the rescue operation. They helped rescue the passengers stuck inside the bus. Many of them had fallen unconscious unable to get out of the vehicle on their own," said the officer.
He added that three of the passengers were killed on the spot.
"At least 25 injured passengers were rushed to a hospital in Kota where they are undergoing treatment," said the officer.
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Honda announced plans to partner with LG Energy Solution on a joint venture company to produce EV batteries in the U.S., as detailed in a press release on Monday.
The batteries are expected to help the automaker provide EV batteries for electric Honda and Acura models in North America. The two companies are set to invest $4.4 billion to establish a new joint factory in the U.S.
The plant is targeting annual production of around 40GWh, and the joint venture is expected to be finalized this year. Construction of the site is slated for 2023, with mass production of the battery cells set for the end of 2025.
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"Honda is working toward our target to realize carbon neutrality for all products and corporate activities the company is involved in by 2050," said Honda President, CEO and Representative Director Toshihiro Mibe. "Aligned with our longstanding commitment to build products close to the customer, Honda is committed to the local procurement of EV batteries which is a critical component of EVs. This initiative in the U.S. with LGES, the leading global battery manufacturer, will be part of such a Honda approach."
Earlier this year, Honda announced plans to invest $40 billion on EVs with 30 models released by 2030. Honda has also announced a partnership with General Motors (GM).
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East Kentwood Adds Perfection to Streak
Posted Saturday, June 1, 2019
By Dean Holzwarth
KENTWOOD – A hard pounding rain began to fall shortly after the East Kentwood boys track & field team reached the podium.
It was only fitting, as the Falcons reigned once again.
East Kentwood completed a three-peat Saturday at home in the MHSAA Lower Peninsula Division 1 Finals.
The Falcons scored 63.5 points in winning the Finals for the eighth time in the last 11 years. They also won three consecutive championships from 2009-11.
Ann Arbor Pioneer placed runner-up with 43 points.
"An amazing group of kids that just fought and fought and fought all day," East Kentwood coach Dave Emeott said.
The Falcons did so despite winning only three events. East Kentwood claimed top honors in the 800 and 1,600 relays, while Stephan Bracey won the long jump (24-1.25).
"We only had three firsts today, and everything else was a battle and they did it," Emeott said. "They stepped up in every opportunity they had, and they hung together. They trusted each other as teammates and came out on top at the end of the day. I'm just so proud of this team."
Junior Michael Osteno helped the winning 1,600 relay team as he joined Elijah Ealy, Junior Hie and Jeremiah Applewhite to clock a 3:18.54.
"It's something you dream about, running on this track and winning another state championship," Osteno said. "Going back-to-back-to-back was the goal today and we wanted to finish, execute and give an elite mindset to get that third one.
"We came out and did what we've been doing all season, and when it came time to step up like we knew other teams were going to do, that's what we did."
The victory also culminated a perfect season. The Falcons went undefeated in duals, in the conference championship and also won their Regional.
"At the beginning of the season the seniors talked about what we wanted to accomplish, and they talked about a perfect season," Emeott said. "That hadn't happened in the last couple years. They wanted to be perfect, and that's hard to do, especially in the O-K Red, but they stepped up and did it.
"We have a lot of young athletes, and some of them sacrificed for the team. They did four or three events. The other day I said that I didn't know why I was so stressed because I have nothing to be stressed about, because they are so nice and so great."
Ann Arbor Pioneer finished second for the second straight year and was led by senior standout Nick Foster, who capped an illustrious prep career with wins in the 1,600 (4:12.32) and 3,200 (9:08.55).
"This is the last time wearing a Pioneer uniform, and it's been a crazy last four years," Foster said. "I just wanted to go out with a bang, and our team got second. I'm going to miss all these guys, and it's pretty awesome to go out like this."
Foster competed in four events, and actually got a little rest because of delays due to inclement weather.
"I knew it was going to be a similar challenge, and I knew I was stronger coming in," Foster said. "This year there was more of a goal of winning all the events and trying to place in the 1,600 relay.
"There was a lot of pressure coming back, but I knew I was strong enough to do all these events and I tried to take one race at a time. Mother Nature helped with the delays."
Foster's final race was the 3,200, which he won by a little more than two seconds ahead of Alpena's Aden Smith.
"My third one, that was the toughest," Foster said. "I knew I had to stay close, and I had confidence in my finish."
Lansing Waverly's Keshaun Harris repeated in the 300 hurdles (37.75) and also won the 110 hurdles (13.98) after placing runner-up last season.
Rockford's Noah Stallworth also took home a pair of titles in the 100 (10.76) and 200 (21.64).
The following also collected individual championships: Grand Blanc's Ethan Vargo (high jump), Brownstown Woodhaven's Clarence Corbett (shot put), Alpena's Gabe Bullis (pole vault), Alpena's Eli Winter (discus), Novi's Miles Brown (800) and Westland John Glenn's James Flournoy (400).
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The Rights for All Programme seeks to empower migrants from Myanmar in Thailand who are overlooked or stigmatized, namely children, youth and women, and especially in times of physical or mental crisis. The programme supports children, youth and women to gain knowledge about basic rights and build up their capacity in accessing health, education and other services. This programme implements several projects in Chiang Mai and Mae Sot.
About the Issue
For many people, it is the political and economic problems in Myanmar that bring them to migrate to Thailand. Others choose to come looking for better opportunities. Whatever the reasons of their departure, many migrants experience hardships in Thailand and have difficulty exercising their basic rights, but certain sectors are even more vulnerable to discrimination, marginalization, and abuse with impunity. Women experience violence at all stages of migration, including at pre-departure, during their stay in Thailand, and when returning. Migrant youth fall between different sets of non-matching policies, regarding working age, access to education, and their parents' documentation. Families need to access specific services and documentation including birth registration, school qualifications, etc. Therefore, this programme provides information and facilitates migrants and their families' access to services as well as implement activities to empower and build the capacity of children, youth and women to realize their rights and to protect themselves from all kind of violations.
Women Exchange Project
The Women´s Exchange (WE) project supports Women's Exchange groups along border Thailand-Myanmar and the Myanmar migrant community throughout Thailand. The Women's Exchange groups are women-only spaces where migrant women learn about their rights, share experiences and problems, and solve them together. The WE Project provides migrant women with knowledge about rights crisis management, and leadership and also links them with a network of organizations in their communities in case they need assistance. This project also has a training of trainer program to build up women's capacity. A major concern being violence against women, therefore the project developed ARM: Automatic Response Mechanism for women in case of emergency for implementing in their community by themselves.
Education and Identity Project
In an effort to protect the rights of migrant children and youth, the Education and Identity project spreads information about birth registration, child and parent documentation, labour rights, and facilitates access to Thai public schools with its scholarship awards. Thailand´s "Education for All" policy gives all children in Thailand the right to attend public schools without paying fees, including migrant children. The Scholarship Project helps migrant parents to enroll their children into Thai schools and support the additional educational costs. In addition, the project organizes other supportive activities with students, parents and school and aims to empower, strengthen their capacity and support them to build up youth network to advocate for their rights and to make changes at the policy level.
Migrant Youth Empowerment Project
The needs of migrant communities are often neglected in rural areas. As a response, the Migrant Youth and Empowerment project reaches out to migrant children and their families in Mae Sot and nearby to ensure that children and youth are informed about access to education, economic security, sexual and reproductive health rights, and protection from abuse, exploitation and all kind of violence. Information is provided through outreach visits, community workshops and counseling services and information about issues such as contraceptives and family planning. In addition, this project also builds up youth's capacity to share information in their community through many medias such as video and radio broadcast.
Services and Access Project
The project aims to address women migrant workers' vulnerabilities to violence and trafficking, strengthen rights-based and gender-responsive approaches to violence against women and labour migration governance and support access to essential services. As women, migrant women are at risk to face violence, especially sexual violence and domestic violence. However, as migrants, women are still unable to fully access services due to language barrier and lack of information and discrimination. Therefore, this project works together with the relevant government agencies and local organisations to develop a localised SOP that support, protect and respond to the specific needs of women migrant workers, including access to interpreters, counseling, case referral, and to health service providers.
Crisis Support Project
The crisis support project under RFA assists youth and women migrants facing domestic and sexual violence. This project provides basic supports including interpreters, counseling, case referral, access to health and legal services, small emergency fund, and follows up to give moral support during these difficult times.


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Life By Misadventure
Two weeks into the original recording schedule for Rag'n'Bone Man's second album, exasperation had set in. "We were at the point of breaking," the singer-songwriter born Rory Graham tells Apple Music. When Graham, keyboardist Ben Jackson-Cook, and bassist Bill Banwell arrived in Nashville in spring 2020, it was just as the pandemic struck. Forced to quarantine in their rented house for a fortnight, the trio marinated in frustration. "The studio was 20 yards away, locked up," he says. "It just felt like someone was teasing us." To make the best of it, they spent their days rehearsing the songs. That experience emboldened Graham's belief that Life by Misadventure should be recorded in a band setup with a live feel—to distinguish it from the homogeneous, overproduced pop sound he felt he was hearing on the radio.
Graham and Jackson-Cook had previously visited Nashville to collaborate with local songwriters, including Mike Reid and Allen Shamblin, plus The Highwomen's Natalie Hemby. "Everything just feels calm and considered," Graham says about writing sessions that occurred outside of studios, around kitchen tables with just guitars and pads and pens, "and all about servicing the song, not about trying to fix that radio hit." The trip helped the three-time BRIT winner realize his vision for a more adventurous Rag'n'Bone Man sound, adding folk, jazz, New Wave, and funk to the blues-and-soul tones of his 2017 debut Human.
Finally allowed into the studio, they nailed 13 well-practiced songs in six days, assisted by players including The Revolution's Wendy Melvoin and Grammy-winning drummer Daru Jones. Inside these tracks, you'll find Graham's candid reflections on the past, present, and future. "I was thinking a lot about my younger self," he says, "and also about right now—being a father, and responsibility and morality. And then, 'Oh, shit, I've brought a child into this world, and it's a really scary future.'" Here, Rags guides us through the album, track by track.
"Fireflies" "It's telling my son not to be frightened, and to be bold. It's a scary world for kids growing up, especially with the social media age. At Allen Shamblin's ranch, I saw fireflies at night, and I was like, 'God, if my son could see this, he would think this is actual magic.' The first part is me playing guitar outside of Mike's studio. When it's early in the morning, you can hear mad crickets and cockerels in the distance. So when I recorded it on the phone, you could pick up all of that. It felt like a great opening song, just the noise of the place without anything else."
"Breath in Me" "There's a love that you have for your children that is unlike any other. This is saying, 'I would actually do anything to keep you safe.' When I first got in the room with Mike and Allen, they were such warm people, it felt like I'd known them all my life. I had little parts of the lyrics already, and Allen was like, 'If you had a chance to say what you wanted to say to your son, what would you say?' Everything just came very naturally."
"Fall in Love Again" "There was only one session that didn't go so well in Nashville. We just couldn't get inspired. [Ben and I] were both a bit flat, so we bought a couple of bottles of wine on the way back, and this is probably the best song I've ever written drunk. Ben is sick at coming up with a melody, and he played that exact melody on the acoustic guitar. At that time, I was sort of getting into a relationship, but didn't feel that it was the right time. This is about: 'You'd better go home now because otherwise things are going to get too serious.'"
"Talking to Myself" "It's a really good song, but I didn't want it on the record. When I listen to it now, I find it kind of pathetic. It was a time when I was feeling really shit. I'd just split up with my missus and was spending all the time by myself and living in my own head, being a bit sorry for myself. It's a difficult one to play live. I was like, 'Look, it could be on the record, but, please, we can't make this a single, because I don't want to have to go to radio and do promo and be all sad while I'm singing it.'"
"Anywhere Away From Here" "I'd met P!nk when my first record came out, and we played a gig in Paris together. She's just proper nice and a really down-to-earth person. She watched our live set and obviously really enjoyed it. I met her again at the BRITs a couple years later and planted the seed about working together. I sent her 'Anywhere Away From Here,' and she was like, 'Yeah, I love it. I'm going to do it.' I'm so proud of it because although it feels poppy, it's still quite understated. It doesn't feel like a forced power ballad."
"Alone" "It's harking back to a conversation I had a few years back with a friend of mine about the pressures women face in starting a family and having children. Women shouldn't be asked those questions—'When are you going to have children? When are you getting married?'—because some don't want to have children, or settle down like that, it's not the life that they want. But unfortunately it's this archaic idea that women of a certain age should. And it just seems so unfair."
"Crossfire" "It's where it starts to get a little bit more rock 'n' roll. I had this mad recurring dream for a while that the world had ended. It was just two people left on the planet, asking what had gone wrong. And the sentiment was that everybody just stood around waiting for somebody else to change stuff, and that was the reason for their demise. It was a weird dream, but it's come out as a really cool song."
"All You Ever Wanted" "I wrote the lyrics a while back. I got pissed off when I went back to Brighton one day. I was like, 'We should go to [the Blind Tiger Club],' this old rock 'n' roll venue. And my mate was like, 'It's a coffee shop now.' It just seemed like everything's being gentrified. It's becoming sanitized. Really boring. The things that I romanticize about being 17, 18, it's the first time going out to see live bands in little, sweaty spit-and-sawdust venues. If those places don't exist anymore, how do bands and artists cut their teeth? Is it all you ever wanted? Just another fucking coffee shop? Instead of these places that are pretty culturally important?"
"Changing of the Guard" "It's about how I felt just before I was having my son. And the changes that I knew I was going to have to make—not being able to go out partying so much anymore, and being a bit more responsible. It's also a little bit about the relationship that I had with my dad, which is now really good, but wasn't always that great. And how I think it's important to change the way you go about talking to your children, about being open and honest and not being afraid to share your feelings."
"Somewhere Along the Way" "We had a free day in Tennessee, and I asked if there was anybody else around the area that we could work with. Someone said, 'Pat McLaughlin's a really great songwriter, and he used to play [guitar] with John Prine.' I'm a massive John Prine fan, so I was geeking out. It was just so fun, man. He came up with a riff for 'Somewhere Along the Way' and then we had a jokey conversation about male bravado, about the things that our dads did, like, 'I'm not going to stop and ask for directions. I can figure out where we're going.' Or 'I don't need the instructions to put that together'—and then two hours later, everything's smashed to bits. It's a bit jovial, this song, not too serious."
"Time Will Only Tell" "This was also with Pat McLaughlin. The first time we met him was like what you think Nashville writing is going to be like: He walked out of this wooden house wearing dungarees, old dirty boots, and an eye patch. The first thing he played was in a really weird chord progression, a really strange riff. Straight away, I was like, 'I've got lyrics for it.' We wrote the song in two hours. It's about being unsure of the world. At the time, Trump was in power and it wasn't exactly that much better in the UK. It felt like a very weird time for the world."
"Lightyears" "'Lightyears' is about giving yourself advice, talking to your younger self. It's actually from the perspective of my granddad, saying, 'Don't waste your life on negativity, just enjoy being in the moment.' The production on this was pretty massive. It had all strings all over it and the drums were bigger. It felt just too much. Now it's just Ben playing the piano. I was playing some Fender Rhodes. And then drums."
"Party's Over" "I wrote this with [Cherry Ghost frontman] Simon Aldred, a really good friend of mine. It's about someone trying to stay in a relationship because they think it's the right thing to do. It was related to someone that was fairly close to me who was staying together because of the kids, or because they thought they had to, but also being really unhappy. It's no good for the kids if you're really unhappy. So it was just about, 'Look, just leave them, be free, and start afresh'—kind of a really positive message, actually."
"Old Habits" "This came after the album was supposedly done, written a couple of nights after I'd got back from Nashville. It's about an old couple I remember always seeing in a pub around here, always drunk and always arguing. But they still stayed together. Two people that are clearly quite bad for each other, but they still somehow work. I started to make a demo of it in the studio, but something about it just sounded too clean. So we set one microphone in the barn [next to his home studio] and played the song live. The first cut we did is the one you hear on the record. It's just a really live, crusty recording."
"Anywhere Away From Here" "It came from early on, being in rooms with other people in the industry and feeling like, 'What the fuck am I doing here?' When your first album comes out, you almost get paraded around. And it's a very uncomfortable feeling. And you're not sure whether you've made the right decision. It felt like so many people wanted my attention. I'm quite a quiet person, and it was difficult to navigate those situations."
Breath in Me
Fall in Love Again
Anywhere Away from Here
Rag'n'Bone Man, P!nk
All You Ever Wanted
Somewhere Along the Way
Time Will Only Tell
Party's Over
May 7, 2021 15 Songs, 54 minutes ℗ 2021 Sony Music Entertainment UK Limited
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#include "../../php_opencv.h"
#include "opencv_face.h"

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#include <opencv2/face.hpp>
using namespace face;

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void opencv_face_recognizer_init(int module_number){
    zend_class_entry ce;
    INIT_NS_CLASS_ENTRY(ce,OPENCV_FACE_NS, "FaceRecognizer", opencv_face_recognizer_methods);
    opencv_face_recognizer_ce = zend_register_internal_class(&ce);
}

void opencv_face_init(int module_number){
    opencv_face_recognizer_init(module_number);
    opencv_lbph_face_recognizer_init(module_number);
    opencv_base_face_recognizer_init(module_number);
}

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void opencv_face_init(int module_number){

}

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If you decide to move and you don't want to do it by yourself, you can actually hire a good mover in London. But there are many important things you should keep in mind. Though you can find many movers to hire, it is important to know which one is the best for you. To help you with the task, the following are the tips when it comes to hiring a mover in London.
Not inquiring for a quote on at least three movers. No matter where you are going to move, it is important to inquire at least three moving companies before you can decide which to hire. Getting a quote allows you to estimate and compare costs or look around for other people's experiences when it comes to moving. You need to check the background and research about the company you are looking forward to hire. You don't want to hire someone not reputable and trusted. This is to avoid nightmares that can happen on times that you are going to move.
Choosing a mover base on the cheapest price they offer. The movers that offer the lowest price does not mean that they are the best one already. Make sure you have searched the company's background before committing into hiring their service. Sometimes cheap price indicates poor service. You have to read reviews and ratings from previous clients. Compare also the company to other movers and see what services they cannot offer because of the price. Many companies just put cheap prices to lure clients and ends up giving unsatisfied services to them. Be sure you have check that one.
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Not asking as much questions you have. Looking for aright mover for your house is not an easy job. There are so many details to consider and things to remember to make sure that the movers are reliable and will be able to take care of your stuff. A reputable moving companies london must be able to answer all the questions you have. They will not hesitate to answer because they want you to be informed well about the company before you hire them. If the company is not enthusiastic to answer your questions, maybe it is time to move on the second company on your list.
Not asking for extra charge or hidden fees. You should always ask if they will have extra charges when rendering their services. There are companies who put extra cost when it comes to moving up and down on stairs with your things or not having a parking space. This is because they will find a place to park and might end up having parking fees. To save as much as possible, make sure you ask for conditions in which the company will apply for an extra charge.
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Why are you outraged? Didn't our short-sighted
ancestors set us up for this kind of thing two
and a half centuries ago when they got rid of
a monarch without getting rid of monarchical practices?.
Barack The Usurper
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Attribute to L. Neil Smith's The Libertarian Enterprise
Those of us most concerned with observing—and preserving—the Constitution of the United States of America, especially the first ten amendments (commonly known as the Bill of Rights—the highest law of the land), have just begun to learn the particulars of the latest infantile, illegal declaration by the criminal presently occupying the White House, another attempt to limit the power of the Second Amendment to protect the right of the people to obtain, own, and carry weapons.
Ever since the middle 1960s, and likely before, the collectivist scum floating atop the pond we call the Land of the Free and the Home of the Brave, have strategically set their sights on removing the ability of this nation's citizens to defend themselves from the left wingers' most precious and cherished housepets: freelance criminals—burglars, muggers, and rapists—and their mirror-equivalents in government.
There's no great mystery why this is important to them. While it is true that they all suffer from an acute mental disease that drives them to try to control the minutest details of the lives of everybody around them, the "dog's breakfast" that is America's current political situation can be understood in the simplest terms: unable to earn or create anything for themselves, they want your money. And they want your guns because they're afraid you might use them to retain your money.
This is all the more pathetically obvious when you stop and think about the politics of the current regime: underneath all the lies and omissions, they are communists, plain and simple, far to the left of quaint little old socialist Bernie Sanders, with a lifelong driving committment to subjecting those few of us they would leave alive to what might be termed Utopian Maoism, the utter eradication of all individualists and of individualism. Effective weapons in private hands represent a serious bump in the road toward achieving that ambition.
As I have said before, many times, the only reason that Obama and his Progressivist/Eugenicist bottom-of-the-barrel-scrapings want your guns is so they can do things to you that they can't do if you keep your guns. I have also said before that if you remember nothing alse about this essay, remember this: the only reason Obama wants your guns is so he can do things to you that he can't do if you keep your guns.
Where I come from, we don't say "gun control", we call it what it is: victim disarmament. It's easier to make you a victim if you're disarmed.
Naturally, Obama's attempt to impose victim disarmament on America by decree has met with a great deal of conservative and libertarian outrage, but it has made me want to ask, as frequently, and at as high a volume as possible, why are you outraged? Didn't our short-sighted ancestors set us up for this kind of thing two and a half centuries ago when they got rid of a monarch without getting rid of monarchical practices?
Robert LeFevre and others maintained that humanity started out primarily as hunters. Should the tribe or family or whatever find themselves beset by those who would rather steal than earn, they could be driven off or killed with a suite of tools which were also weapons. Later, when Mankind foolishly allowed itself to be persuaded to settle down in one place, and replace its weapons with agricultural tools, the bandits settled down, too, right beside them and called themselves a "government", no longer content with honestly stolen goods, but developing an insatiable appetite for the same booty, collected as "taxes".
Why did people put up with this? Partly because their agricultural tools were useless as weapons and they could't afford to invest their time and energy in a second suite of tools for self-defense. Also because, as Thomas Jefferson observed, "Experience has shown that Mankind are more disposed to suffer, while evils are sufferable, than to right themselves by abolishing the forms to which they are accustomed."
Then he added, "But, when a long train of abuses and usurpations, pursuing invariably the same object, evinces a design to reduce them under absolute despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such government, and to provide new guards for their future security."
Our great mistake, as I have said, is that, when we threw off monarchy, we failed to throw off monarchical practices—like the 10,000 year old practice of taxation. It is long past time to do that. Consider:
Taxation is theft. It is an act of taking wealth from people who earned and want to keep it. Despite a lifetime of establishment propaganda to convince us that paying taxes is a duty all of us must undertake and share, very few of us really believe that, which is why there is an Internal Revenue "Service", willing, eager, and able to steal anything and kill anyone they can get their bloodstained hands on.
Taxation is slavery. Americans labor from January until the summer, simply to pay the IRS, and yet "involuntary servitude" is supposed to be against the law. Like so much else under the superstate created by mass-murdering tyrants like Abraham Lincoln and Woodrow Wilson, the "law" means whatever those in power find it convenient to mean.
Taxation is the fuel of war. Sometime around the end of the 19th century, so-called "democratic" governments acquired a power that most medieval kings didn't opossess. They were permitted to steal mony and other things directly from the individual. As a direct consequence, international warfare—not only the health of the state, but of statists, as well—became vastly more frequent and intense. Millions stolen and spent on antiproductive activities, became billions, and billions quickly became trillions. If governments had been limited to bake sales, church bazaars, and people on street corners with tin cups, the 20th century would have been a century of peace.
Once more, so there can be no mistake: taxation is theft, taxation is slavery, taxation is the fuel of war. Taxation is the root of virtually every evil in the world, certainly of the political evils we're increasingly plagued with. So my question is this: You allow them to tax you, to steal what you've earned and have an absolute right to. So why all the outrage when they prepare to steal your weapons?
The first anti-slavery society was founded by Queen Isabella of Spain when Columbus revolted her by bringing home a clutch of sickly, starving North Americans he'd captured and enslaved. Abolishing slavery must have seemed a pretty forlorn and hopeless ambition back then. Indeed it would be 373 years before slavery was outlawed around the world. It may have seemed equally hopeless to William Wilberforce, when the end was only 70 years away, or to William Lloyd Garrison and Frederick Douglass who both flourished on the brink of an entirely new era.
Robert Heinlein warned us that slavery is an insidious practice, arising in one society after another under a variety of comforting euphemisms. We now have a different kind of slavery to contend with. Who knows how long abolishing it will take? It doesn't matter. If we are dedicated to civilization, we must be dedicated to ending taxation.
Taxation is theft, taxation is slavery, taxation is the fuel of war.
L. Neil Smith is the Publisher and Senior Columnist for this online magazine. He also writes books.


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Arms of the Ocean Blog Tour & GiveAway
July 16, 2020 PuzzlePaws Leave a comment
Arms of the Ocean
by Jamie Webster & M. Dalto
Monday July 6th to Friday July 17th
I was incredibly lucky to have been chosen by Xpresso Book Tours to read and review a new book in one of my favorite genres! I'm one of many talented bloggers on this project and I invite to check out what everyone has to say about this book! Xpresso Tours!
Nineteen-year-old Tristaine lived a life of bitterness. When her mother abandoned her family, and her father began drinking, Tris discovered the only thing that truly brought her happiness: the sea.
It called to her like a lover and flowed through her like a life force. When her only peace is threatened to be taken away, Tris realizes there is nothing she wouldn't do to remain with the ocean.
Even if it means taking her own life to do so.
But the sea isn't done with her -not yet- and Tris soon finds herself submerged in a world where love, betrayal, and honor stand stronger than any other force of nature.
This is such a good read! I adore fairytale retellings, mostly because you have a pretty good idea of where the story will go, so it's like seeing an old friend in a new dress. Arms of the Ocean went one better. The authors, Jamie Webster and M. Dalto, undertook to retell and ADD to the selkie mythology. I thought this book was going to be fairytale romance… Instead I got Fairytale/Romance/Politics/Found Family/Happiness!
Mind you, to get to that glimmer of happiness, Tris has to undergo some absolutely horrific things. This book ascribes to the Classic Grimms style of storytelling. Here's the trigger warning: there is alcohol abuse, physical abuse, rape, betrayal, descriptions of sexual situations and legal execution, as well as realistic portrayals of PTSD and the aftereffects of abuse.
The basic story is that Tris's father, enraged by Tris's love of the sea has signed her over in a marriage contract to the local Lord, Fiero. Fiero is controlling and cruel, and plans for Tris to live inland, which she cannot abide. She chooses to kill herself in the ocean, but meets Imri, a selkie prince and is taken to the fabled city of Inara. There Tris is confronted by the truth of her parents' pasts and her attraction to the prince, who is promised to another. Then they are betrayed; and it will take a hidden friend, teamwork and trust for Tris to find her way home.
Tris is a fantastic character, with a feisty personality and quick-witted tongue that keep her from being a doormat, but just enough flaws to make her likeable. She is given a second chance at life, at happiness, if she chooses to embrace it. Imri is not a perfect prince, but a man who is torn between being promised to his dearest friend and loving a stranger, between risking himself and caring for his entire kingdom. There are other characters, whose stories are tied to Tris and Imri, and who I dearly hope to see in yet more books!
Title: Arms of the Ocean
Authors: Jamie Webster & M. Dalto
Publisher: Parliament House
Released: : July 7th, 2020
Genres: Fantasy, New Adult, Young Adult
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Jamie Webster is an Adult Fantasy writer who recalls writing stories as early as ten. She first began writing fanfiction, though she typically created an original character to follow. In high school, she began to create her own fantasy worlds and roleplayed on Yahoo Groups and AIM. In her adult years, she has completed four books as well as written for several publications including a blog, Trials and Tribulations, for her local newspaper as well as articles on writing and book reviews for Fantasy-Faction.
Jamie received her B.A. in English with a focus in Creative Writing from UMaine and an MFA in Creative Writing from Full Sail University. She does most of her drafting during NaNoWriMo and fancies herself as the hybrid plantser. Her passion is reading, writing, crocheting and playing video games. She currently lives in Maine with her three children, Corgi, Mini Aussie, and a plethora of other animals that she'd rather not admit to.
M. Dalto is a bestselling New Adult author of adventurous romantic fantasy stories, having won a Watty award for excellence in digital storytelling for her debut novel, Two Thousand Years, in 2016. She spends her days as a full-time residential real estate paralegal, using her evenings to pursue her literary agenda, and when she's not writing, she enjoys reading fantasy novels, playing video games, and drinking coffee. She currently lives in Massachusetts with her husband, their daughter, and their corgi named Loki.
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Where to buy: Arms of the Ocean is available on July 7th.
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Much thanks to Xpresso Book Tours, Parliament House and the authors,Jamie Webster & M. Dalto for this opportunity.
Disclosure: I received a complimentary ebook from the publisher in exchange for review. The opinions are my own. All links are direct, I do not make money from them.
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Shave the Princess?? Acceptance and Self-Discovery on the High Seas.
Quote October 19, 2019 PuzzlePaws Leave a comment
The Princess Beard is the third in the Tales of Pell series, and while I've listened to the previous two books on audiobook, this was the first time actually reading one. There is a definite difference between listening to someone else interpret puns and wordplay, and reading and discovering that wordplay yourself. Either way, this book is a delight!
Shave the princess? Inconceivable! The hilarious bestselling authors of Kill the Farm Boy and No Country for Old Gnomes are back with a new adventure in the irreverent world of Pell.
Once upon a time, a princess slept in a magical tower cloaked in thorns and roses.
When she woke, she found no Prince Charming, only a surfeit of hair and grotesquely long fingernails—which was, honestly, better than some creep who acted without consent. She cut off her long braids and used them to escape. But she kept the beard because it made a great disguise.
This is not a story about finding true love's kiss—it's a story about finding yourself. On a pirate ship. Where you belong.
But these are no ordinary pirates aboard The Puffy Peach, serving under Filthy Lucre, the one-eyed parrot pirate captain. First there's Vic, a swole and misogynistic centaur on a mission to expunge himself of the magic that causes him to conjure tea and dainty cupcakes in response to stress. Then there's Tempest, who's determined to become the first dryad lawyer—preferably before she takes her ultimate form as a man-eating tree. They're joined by Alobartalus, an awkward and unelfly elf who longs to meet his hero, the Sn'archivist who is said to take dictation directly from the gods of Pell. Throw in some mystery meat and a dastardly capitalist plot, and you've got one Pell of an adventure on the high seas!
In this new escapade set in the magical land of Pell, Delilah S. Dawson and Kevin Hearne lovingly skewer the tropes of fairy tales and create a new kind of fantasy: generous, gently humorous, and inclusive. There might also be otters.
The Princess Beard is a book that makes you think, even as you laugh until you cry. Much like the movie that the title references, this story is beautifully complex and multilayered. I have read it twice over, and know that there is still much left to uncover the next time I pick it up.
Honestly, it's hard to decide where to start gushing. I adore fairy tales and their retellings. The premise of the princess rescuing herself and becoming a pirate is only the start of the story. At its heart, it is about facing your personal demons, and embracing them to find your true self. The fact that this is accomplished by challenging traditional gender roles or stereotypes (Vic and Morgan), or by having to face both the disapproval of family and an inevitable fate (Tempest), or by forging an entirely new path (Alobartalus); it is done with both grace and humor.
I adore excellent wordplay. I grew up reading both Xanth and the Callahan series. Puns fly frequently between SC and I. Kevin and Delilah have made a world replete with clever words and multiple meanings. There are macguffins, and anagrams. There is edge-of-your-seat action sandwiched between genuine feelings and laugh-out-loud hilarity. And at the very end, there is the warm fuzzy of finally coming home.
Title: The Princess Beard
Series: Tales of Pell, Book 3
Authors: Kevin Hearne & Delilah S. Dawson
Released: October 8th, 2019
Kevin Hearne is the NYT bestselling author of the Iron Druid Chronicles, as well as The Seven Kennings, an epic fantasy trilogy, and the Tales of Pell, a humorous fantasy series co-authored with Delilah S. Dawson. INK & SIGIL, a new urban fantasy series set in the Iron Druid universe, will be out in 2020.
Delilah S. Dawson writes whimsical and dark Fantasy for adults and teens. Her Blud series for Pocket includes Wicked as They Come, Wicked After Midnight, and Wicked as She Wants, winner of the RT Book Reviews Steampunk Book of the Year and May Seal of Excellence for 2013. Her YA debut, Servants of the Storm, is a Southern Gothic Horror set in Savannah, GA, and HIT is about teen assassins in a bank-owned America. Her Geekrotica series under pseudonym Ava Lovelace includes The Lumberfox and The Superfox with The Dapperfox on the way. Delilah teaches writing classes at LitReactor and wrote the Island of Mesmer world for Storium.
Delilah lives with her husband, two small children, a horse, a dog, and two cats in Atlanta. Find out more at www.whimsydark.com.
The Princess Beard is available on Amazon in Hardcover, Kindle and Audiobook. The hardcover retails for $27 USD, but is currently on sale for $19.80 USD. The Princess Beard is in bookstores right now!
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• make and test conjectures about geometric properties and relationships and develop logical arguments to justify conclusions.
• create and critique inductive and deductive arguments concerning geometric ideas and relationships, such as congruence, similarity, and the Pythagorean relationship.
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These Standards come from the NCTM website.
Also see the NCTM Focal Points.


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Anemia is a condition where a person does not have enough red blood cells to deliver oxygen to various tissues in the body. Experiencing anemia can make a person feel tired and weak.
There are various types of anemia, and each has a different cause. Anemia can occur temporarily or can persist over the long term, and has a severity that varies from mild to severe. The presence of anemia can be caused by the presence of other underlying health conditions.
Treatment of anemia can vary, from taking supplements to undergoing certain medical procedures. Some types of anemia can be prevented by consuming a healthy diet that is varied and nutritious.
The human body produces three types of blood cells, namely white blood cells to fight infection, platelets to help blood clots, and red blood cells to deliver oxygen throughout the body. Red blood cells contain hemoglobin, an iron-rich protein that gives blood red.
Hemoglobin makes red blood cells capable of delivering oxygen from the lungs to other parts of the body, and transports carbon dioxide from all parts of the body to the lungs so that it can be removed from the body.
Most blood cells, including red blood cells, are produced regularly in the bone marrow, which is a material that resembles a sponge that is found in the gaps of many large bones.
To produce hemoglobin and red blood cells, the body needs iron, vitamin B12, folic acid, and various other nutrients from food consumed daily.
Iron deficiency anemia This is the most common type of anemia in the world. Iron deficiency anemia is caused by low levels of iron in the body.
Bone marrow needs iron to produce hemoglobin. Without sufficient amounts of iron, the body cannot produce sufficient amounts of hemoglobin to form red blood cells. Without iron supplementation, this type of anemia can occur in pregnant women.
In addition, iron deficiency anemia can also be caused by blood loss. For example due to heavy menstrual bleeding, ulcers, cancer, or routine use of certain drugs such as aspirin.
Certain vitamin deficiency anemia. Apart from iron, the body also needs folic acid and vitamin B12 to produce healthy red blood cells in sufficient quantities.
A diet that is low in these substances and several other important nutrients can cause red blood cell production to decrease. In addition, some people can consume enough vitamin B12, but the body cannot process the vitamin. This can lead to vitamin deficiency anemia, which is called pernicious anemia.
Chronic disease anemia. Some diseases, such as cancer, HIV / AIDS, rheumatoid arthritis, kidney disease, etc., can affect the production of red blood cells.
Aplastic anemia. This rare and life-threatening anemia can occur if the body does not produce enough red blood cells. The causes of aplastic anemia include infection, consumption of certain medications, autoimmune diseases, and exposure to toxic chemicals.
Anemia is related to bone marrow disease. A series of diseases, such as leukemia and myelofibrosis, can cause anemia because it affects the production of blood cells in the bone marrow. The impact of the disease can vary from mild to life threatening.
Hemolytic anemia. Anemia in this group can occur when red blood cells are destroyed faster than their replacement by the bone marrow.
Certain blood diseases can accelerate the destruction of red blood cells. Hemolytic anemia can be reduced or occurs in adulthood.
Sickle cell anemia. This inherited anemia is a type of congenital hemolytic anemia. This condition is caused by defective hemoglobin which makes red blood cells become crescent-shaped.
The irregularly shaped cells experience premature death, which then causes chronic shortage of red blood cells.
Diets that are low in certain vitamins. Eating a diet that consistently contains iron, vitamin B12, or low folic acid can increase the risk of anemia.
Gastrointestinal disease. Having certain gastrointestinal diseases that affect the absorption of nutrients in the intestine can increase the risk of anemia.
In general, women who have not menopause have a higher risk of iron deficiency anemia than men and postmenopausal women. This is because menstruation can cause a decrease in the number of red blood cells.
Pregnant women who do not consume folic acid can have an increased risk of anemia.
Certain chronic conditions. A person with cancer, chronic kidney disease, or other chronic disease can have a higher risk of developing anemic chronic disease.
This condition can cause a deficiency of red blood cells. Slowly, chronic bleeding in the body can deplete iron reserves in the body, which then causes iron deficiency anemia.
Family history. People with family members who have a history of anemia are reduced, such as sickle cell anemia, can have an increased risk of the condition.
Other factors. A history of certain infections, blood diseases, autoimmune diseases, alcoholism, exposure to toxic chemicals, and the use of certain drugs can affect the production of red blood cells and cause anemia.
People over the age of 65 have a higher risk of anemia.
At first, anemia can be very mild and show no signs or symptoms. However, as the severity of anemia increases, signs and symptoms will become more visible.
General check up. Complete blood tests are generally intended to count the number of blood cells from a blood sample taken. To determine anemia, the doctor will observe the proportion of red blood cells in the blood (hematocrit) and blood hemoglobin levels.
Examination to determine the size and shape of red blood cells. Blood samples taken can be further evaluated to observe abnormal size, shape, or coloring.
Additional diagnostic checks. In people who have been diagnosed with anemia, doctors can recommend additional testing to determine the underlying cause.
Iron deficiency anemia. Management of this type of anemia generally includes consumption of iron supplementation and dietary changes.
If the cause of iron deficiency anemia that occurs is blood loss, other than due to menstruation, the source of bleeding must be investigated further and stopped.
Certain vitamin deficiency anemia. Handling for folic acid and vitamin B12 deficiency includes nutritional supplementation and increasing nutrient intake in the daily diet.
Chronic disease anemia. In this type of anemia, treatment is focused on the underlying condition.
If symptoms worsen, blood transfusion or synthetic injection of erythropoietin (a kidney-produced hormone) can help stimulate the production of red blood cells and reduce fatigue.
Aplastic anemia. Handling this type of anemia can include blood transfusions to increase levels of red blood cells.
If the bone marrow is disrupted and cannot produce healthy blood cells, a bone marrow transplant can be needed.
Anemia related to bone marrow disease. Treatment for a group of conditions can include treatment, chemotherapy, or bone marrow transplant.
Hemolytic anemia. Dealing with hemolytic anemia can be done in several ways, including avoiding the consumption of medications that are suspected of causing the condition, dealing with associated infections, and taking the medication needed.
Sickle cell anemia. Treatment for this type of anemia can include administration of oxygen, anti-pain treatment, and oral and intravenous fluids, to reduce pain and prevent complications.
Doctors can also recommend blood transfusions, folic acid supplementation, and antibiotics if needed.
Eating a diet rich in vitamins and minerals. For example, iron deficiency anemia and vitamin deficiency anemia can be avoided by consuming a diet that includes various vitamins and nutrients, including iron (meat, beans, iron fortified cereals, and green vegetables), folic acid (fruits , fruit juices, green vegetables, peas, beans, and wheat products such as bread, cereals, pasta and rice), vitamin B12 (meat, milk products, fortified cereals, and soy products), and vitamin C (fruit citrus, broccoli, tomatoes, melons, and strawberries).
Consider genetic counseling. In people who have a family history of inherited anemia, such as sickle cell anemia or thalassemia, discussing the risk of experiencing and decreasing the condition with a doctor or genetic counselor can be an option.
Avoid contracting malaria. Anemia can be one of the complications of malaria. Someone who plans to travel to an area where malaria often occurs is recommended to discuss with doctors the need to consume preventive medicines and things that can be done to limit exposure to mosquitoes.


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Ratings Watch Global – Russia
This week Eurodata TV has provided us with the ratings for the top-five program broadcasts with kids four to 15 in Russia between October 28 and November 24, 2013.
The top-five programs are:
1. Dragons: Riders of Berk, CTC (November 2, 5.1% rating, 31.3% share)
2. Kick Buttowski: Suburban Daredevils, Disney Channel (November 22, 4.2% rating, 29.6% share)
3. Spokoynoy Nochi, Malyshi!, Russia 1 (November 11, 4.1% rating, 15.9% share)
4. Spokoynoy Nochi, Malyshi!, Karusel (November 20, 4.1% rating, 17.1% share)
5. Phineas and Ferb, Disney Channel (November 1, 3.8% rating, 28.1% share)
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Atmosphere is of the utmost importance in any restaurant. Especially if that restaurant has a Michelin star, like restaurant José Carlos García in Malaga, Spain. But the floor in a restaurant must also be practical and easy to maintain. With that in mind it's not very surprising that José Carlos García chose a Design Concrete ECO floor by Flow Resin.
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Global oil CEOs stress need for fossil fuels despite push for cleaner energy
© Reuters. A view of a quiet registration desk for the World Petroleum Congress in Houston, Texas, U.S. on December 5, 2021 as organizers grappled with the fallout of new coronavirus disease (COVID-19) travel restrictions. REUTERS/Sabrina Valle
By Liz Hampton and Sabrina Valle
HOUSTON (Reuters) -A global energy conference devoted to future technologies and low-carbon strategies kicked off in Houston on Monday with top executives from energy companies affirming the need for more oil for decades to come.
The World Petroleum Conference's four days of discussion started with chief executives from Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE:XOM), Chevron Corp (NYSE:CVX) and Halliburton (NYSE:HAL) Co, three of the largest U.S. companies by market value, all promoting the need to deliver oil and gas globally even as the world transitions to cleaner fuels.
The conference was sapped of some of its star power at the outset due to coronavirus-related travel restrictions that forced OPEC Secretary General Mohammed Barkindo and energy ministers from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to cancel plans to travel to Houston.
"We in fact are going into a period of scarcity. And I think that for the first time, in a long time, we will see a buyer looking for a barrel of oil, as opposed to a barrel of oil looking for a buyer," said Jeff Miller, CEO of energy services firm Halliburton.
World fossil fuel demand has rebounded sharply in 2021, with natural gas already at pre-pandemic levels and oil nearing levels reached in 2019. That comes even as large global majors, especially those based in Europe, are limiting exploration and production in an attempt to shift to renewable power development and as governments promote efforts to cut carbon emissions to deal with rising worldwide temperatures.
"The world is facing an even more chaotic energy transition," said Saudi Aramco (SE:2222) CEO Amin Nasser. "They assume that the right transition strategy is in place. It's not. Energy security, economic development and affordability are clearly not receiving enough attention. Until they are, and we clear the gaps in the transition strategy, the chaos will only intensify."
Exxon disclosed on Monday plans to achieve net zero greenhouse gas emissions from operated assets in the U.S. Permian basin by 2030, as part of a plan to reduce upstream greenhouse gas emissions intensity by 40% to 50% by 2030, compared with 2016 levels.
"The fact remains, under most credible scenarios, including net zero pathways, oil and natural gas will continue to play a significant role in meeting society's need," Exxon CEO Darren Woods said at the conference.
U.S. officials took the opportunity to talk about President Joe Biden's clean energy agenda while insisting on the need to address high fuel prices for consumers.
"We are deploying clean energy like never before," said David Turk, deputy U.S. Secretary of Energy.
But Turk also said Washington will not "stand in the way" of companies willing to increase domestic oil production as the industry tries to fully recover.
"We need to make sure everyone has affordable, reliable and resilient energy," he said.
Anders Opedal, CEO of Norway's Equinor, said energy companies have a responsibility to bring down emissions and provide energy.
"We will need oil and gas for many years to come but with reduced emissions," he said.
BP (NYSE:BP) is investing $1 billion worldwide to reduce emissions at refineries, David Lawler, head of BP America and CEO of BPX unit said at the conference.
More top executive are also expected to address the conference on Monday, though rooms for keynote speakers were only half occupied.
Eight energy ministers from top oil-producing nations, including Saudi Arabia, Kazakhstan and Qatar, were off the week's program. Ministers from Argentina, Equatorial Guinea, Greece, Turkey and Romania, as well as CEOs of BP, Sonatrach and Qatar Energy also bowed out.
Their absence resulted from "travel restrictions and concerns" about the Omicron COVID-19 variant, organizers said. Replacements were being selected, a spokesperson said, which included BP's U.S. chief in lieu of its CEO.
The impact of the virus comes as the industry struggles with shortages of natural gas and power in Asia and Europe from output losses spurred by the pandemic. Energy prices that hit multi-year highs this autumn have retreated with travel restrictions.
Oil rose 3% a barrel to about $72 on Monday on hopes the Omicron variant would be less damaging to oil demand and after Saudi Arabia, the de facto leader of OPEC, on Friday raised its official selling prices to Asia and the United States.
(Additional Reporting by Gary McWilliams, Erwin Seba and Marianna Parraga; editing by Jason Neely and Marguerita Choy)
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Sip and savor the flavors of autumn in your coffee, a mug full at a time.
You can enjoy this delicious caramel apple pie spice latte hot or iced.
Steam milk and butter in a small pot on the stove top until butter melts, but not boiling. If coffee needs reheating, add it to the pot too. Pour hot liquids into a blender. Add remaining ingredients and blend to combine. Pour into a mug. Top with whipped cream, if desired. Sprinkle extra spice blend and drizzle honey on top of coffee and enjoy sipping on the comforting flavors of fall.
This coffee tastes great iced too. To make an iced latte, do not heat milk or melt butter. Add all ingredients, listed above to a blender with six ice cubes. Blend until ice is crushed.
Enjoy! For more great blender recipes, visit our recipe index page. If you love lattes, you'll love our Pumpkin Spice latte, recipe in Deborah's book, Naturally Sweet Blender Treats. Click link below for more information.
Deborah Tukua is the editor of Journey to Natural Living, a freelance writer for the Farmers' Almanac and the author of Marketing Strategies for Chiropractic Success and the cookbook, Naturally Sweet Blender Treats.
This simple wreath is not only beautiful, but beneficial to wild birds. You can gather colorful materials from nature to make this all-natural wreath using plants, berries and seed heads to dress up your front door or patio table, and attract and feed wild birds through the sparse months of late fall and winter.
There are many trees and plants that yield bird-edible berries and seed pods in late summer and early fall. Collect stems of berries or seed heads from flowering plants or trees that wild birds feed on from your garden, the countryside or nearby farm-stand. Select a combination of pesticide-free, dried botanicals to attract and feed a variety of wild bird species.
List of plants, trees and bushes that produce berries or seed pods that attract wild birds: sumac, millet, sorghum, globe amaranth, purple coneflower, sunflowers, yarrow and strawflowers, pyracantha, pokeweed, elderberry, dogwood, holly, Carolina buckthorn, and juniper sprigs with berries.
Carry a shopping bag on your arm to keep your arms free when picking natural wreath materials from your garden or when wildcrafting. Using garden snippers or pocket knife cut stems several inches below the seed heads or berries to easily insert into wreath during assembly.
Remove and discard the leaves from each stem as you pick it. Place the bare stems containing berry clusters or seed heads into your bag.
Materials Needed: newspaper, grapevine wreath, garden snippers, scissors, twine, floral wire, stems of collected plant materials (as noted above).
Cover the surface of a table outdoors with newspapers or an old cloth to prevent berry stains. Prop the wreath up on your work table. Cut dried botanicals to desired length. First, insert the largest plant stems, such as sumac, into the front of the wreath. Continue inserting stems around the wreath, until it is filled. Insert smaller materials into the wreath to add variety and color. We placed several long stems of dried pokeweed berries around the wreath. Lastly, we added a cluster of Carolina buckthorn berries to the bottom of the wreath. Holly would be a good substitute. The fuller the arrangement, the more beautiful it becomes. If the wreath will be hung upright, wrap floral wire around the dried materials and the grapevine wreath to secure it together. To hang on a door, place a strand of twine through the upper backside of the grapevine and tie into a loop.
This is such a gorgeous wreath, you'll be tempted to hang it indoors over your fireplace mantel, but beware. After a few months in the warmth of your home, moths may hatch and infest the room. Yes, I experienced this first hand, so you don't have to!
Display the wreath out of children and pets' reach.
Hang your attractive wreath outside on the front door, on a garden gate, or exterior wall. To use as a patio table centerpiece, place a gourd, small pumpkin, lantern, or a pitcher filled with water for the birds, in the center. Once the temperature drops, if you haven't already, position the wreath where you can comfortably sit indoors and enjoy watching the wild birds feed outside through a window or glass door.
This recipe tastily illustrates that upside down cakes are not limited to pineapple. The raw honey and blend of key ingredients makes this grain-free dessert incredibly moist. This light yet delicious cake melts in your mouth. The caramel glaze and fresh peach slices on top make a great visual impression that is sure to please your guests. I made two for a friend's birthday recently. (Read more on this below.) Since I had requests for the recipe, I'm sharing it with you too! Enjoy!
1. To make the caramel glaze, place the butter in a 9" nonstick cake pan and place in a warm oven, just until butter has melted.
2. Remove pan from the oven and stir in the honey and spices. Continue stirring until the spices have completely dissolved into the warm caramel glaze.
3. Arrange fresh peach slices on top of the caramel in the pan.
4. In a mixing bowl, beat the eggs with a mixer.
5. Add the applesauce, honey, coconut oil and almond extract to the mixing bowl and mix thoroughly.
6. Place coconut flour and baking soda in a small bowl. Mix with a fork, removing any lumps.
7. Fold the dry ingredients into the mixing bowl and mix thoroughly. Pour the milk into the bowl and mix to combine. Spoon the cake batter over the peaches. Smooth the batter with a spatula to ensure an even distribution.
8. Bake at 350°F. for 35 minutes, until the top is golden and a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.
9. Remove cake pan from the oven and place on cooling rack for approximately 20 - 30 minutes. As the cake cools, it should separate slightly from the inside of the pan. Once the pan has cooled, run a thin spatula around the inside of the pan, between the cake and the pan.
10. Place a cake plate on top of the cake pan. Flip the two over. The cake should release from the pan and transfer easily to the cake plate.
To replicate the stylized sunflower cake in the bottom-right photograph at the top of this article, you'll need to make two 9" cakes. Using a small 4"stainless steel bowl, cut a circle from the center of one cake. Cut the remaining outer circle of the cake into thick wedges. Thinly slice the second cake. Place the mini round cake in the center of a round serving tray and top with honey roasted sunflower seeds. Arrange the wedges and longer slices of cake alternately around the circle.
Every apple and avocado, peach, pear and plum has a history. With one quick glance you can learn how produce was grown. The label that reveals all is that tiny PLU (Price Look Up Code) sticker found on individual fruits and vegetables sold in grocery stores. The coded sticker not only helps the cashier to identify produce accurately, but assists you, the shopper in determining how the produce was grown. With the mounting concern over (GMO) genetically modified foods, and the use of chemical fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides on food crops, it is essential to read the label on fresh produce. An informed shopper can make wiser food choices.
Here's how to read the PLU coding.
Codes are displayed as a four or five-digit number. When shopping, look at the first number in the code as it identifies how the produce was grown.
Conventionally Grown - A "3" or "4" as the first digit indicates that the produce was conventionally grown. Synthetically manufactured chemical pesticides and weed killers were used during crop production.
Genetically Modified – An "8" first digit refers to genetically engineered produce, (also referred to as GMOs), indicating that man disrupted the natural process by manipulating the genes in the fruit or vegetable to achieve a desired outcome: larger size, brilliant color, or to make food crops more tolerant of pests. However, according to the EWG, we now have super-weeds highly tolerant to chemicals, thus prompting producers to increase the usage of chemical herbicides and pesticides in crop production.
The Environmental Working Group reports, however, that there are very few GMOs in the produce section, most are found in processed foods. Since the government doesn't require GMOs to be labeled as such yet, it is unlikely to see an "8″ on fresh produce. To avoid genetically engineered crops shop for organically-grown foods or items bearing the "Non-GMO Project Verified" label.
Organic - A "9" first digit indicates that the produce was grown organically. Organic farmers must meet state requirements and standards established by the National Organic Program and qualify annually to retain organic certification. The organic label does not guarantee that the fruit or vegetable was grown without pesticides, herbicides or synthetic fertilizers.
To learn more about the standards established by the USDA National Organic Program.
The current list of conventional produce with the least amount of pesticide residues includes: avocados, sweet corn, pineapples, cabbage, frozen sweet peas, onion, asparagus, mangoes, papayas, kiwi, eggplant, grapefruit, cantaloupe, cauliflower, and sweet potatoes.
It is important to rinse all produce under running water before slicing or consuming to remove residue of pesticides and bacteria.
To make your own produce cleaning solution, mix 3 cups of filtered water and 1 cup of vinegar in a spray bottle and spritz on fresh produce. Or, pour the solution into a bowl and plunge produce into the solution. Give produce a final rinse under running water and dry before storing or consuming.
About the author: Deborah Tukua is the editor of Journey to Natural Living, a freelance writer for the Farmers' Almanac and other periodicals, and author of the recipe book, Naturally Sweet Blender Treats.


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West End theatres to dim lights in tribute to late composer Stephen Sondheim
The composer died on Friday at the age of 91.
London's West End theatres are to pay tribute to Stephen Sondheim.
The composer and lyricist, famous for creating the musical Sweeney Todd, was described as one of theatre's "greatest geniuses" after his death aged 91 on Friday morning.
To pay tribute, West End theatres will dim their lights for two minutes at 7pm on Monday.
Julian Bird, chief executive of the Society of London Theatre and UK Theatre, said: "The theatre world is a smaller place tonight after the passing of Stephen Sondheim. His legacy of extraordinary shows and songs will live on for many generations to come – but now, we pay tribute to his outstanding contribution to our theatres and celebrate his talent."
Six of Sondheim's musicals won Tony Awards and he also received a Pulitzer Price, an Academy Award, five Olivier Awards and he was also awarded the Presidential Medal of Honour.
Andrew Lloyd Webber said Sondheim had inspired three generations (Jeff Overs/PA)
Theatrical producer Sir Cameron Mackintosh, who renamed his Queen's Theatre venue after the composer in 2019, said theatre had "lost one of its greatest geniuses and the world has lost one of its greatest and most original writers".
English composer Andrew Lloyd Webber paid tribute on Twitter, saying: "Farewell Steve, the musical theatre giant of our times, an inspiration not just to two but to three generations. Your contribution to theatre will never be equalled."
He also told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: "A Little Night Music is a masterpiece. It's one of the pieces I go back to play again and again.
"So many, many will focus on his lyrics because they are peerless, but for me as a composer, I just think his work was, really extraordinary.
"Sondheim was an absolute genius and the New York Times rightly calls him a titan of musical theatre. And that's the only word I can think of."
Lyricist Sir Tim Rice described Sondheim as a "master musical man", while and Barbra Streisand tweeted: "Thank the Lord that Sondheim lived to be 91 years old so he had the time to write such wonderful music and GREAT lyrics! May he Rest In Peace."
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It is 2077 and the past has been abolished. Frenzied mass consumerism has been replaced by standard-issue houses, furniture and food. The old cities lie in ruins and the people have been resettled.
Have I None is both frenetically comic and deadly serious.
Written by Edward Bond and directed by Lewis Frost, Have I None resonates ever more strongly with the consequences of our current political choices.
It is 2077 and the past has been abolished.
Frenzied mass consumerism has been replaced by standard-issue houses, furniture and food.
The old cities lie in ruins and the people have been resettled.
Sara (Emily Wickham) is unhappily married to Jams (Ben Jacobson), who works for the security services, but when a man (Brad Leigh) turns up at their door claiming to be her brother and holding a photograph of two children, Sara's memory stirs.


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import unittest
from unittest import mock
import logging

from limits.strategies import MovingWindowRateLimiter
from limits.storage import MemoryStorage
from sanic import Sanic, Blueprint
from sanic.response import text

from sanic_limiter.util import get_remote_address
from sanic_limiter import Limiter
from sanic_limiter.extension import C

class SanicLimiterTest(unittest.TestCase):

    def setUp(self):
        return

    def build_app(self, config={}, **limiter_args):
        app = Sanic(__name__)
        for k, v in config.items():
            app.config.setdefault(k, v)
        limiter_args.setdefault('key_func', get_remote_address)
        limiter = Limiter(app, **limiter_args)
        mock_handler = mock.Mock()
        mock_handler.level = logging.INFO
        limiter.logger.addHandler(mock_handler)
        return app, limiter

    def build_app_init(self, config={}, **limiter_args):
        app = Sanic(__name__)
        for k, v in config.items():
            app.config.setdefault(k, v)
        limiter_args.setdefault('key_func', get_remote_address)
        limiter = Limiter(**limiter_args)
        limiter.init_app(app)
        mock_handler = mock.Mock()
        mock_handler.level = logging.INFO
        limiter.logger.addHandler(mock_handler)
        return app, limiter

    def test_config_limiter(self):
        app_config = {C.ENABLED: False, C.SWALLOW_ERRORS: True, C.STORAGE_URL: 'redis://localhost:6379/0',
                      C.STRATEGY: 'fixed-window-elastic-expiry'}
        app, limiter = self.build_app(config=app_config, key_func=get_remote_address, strategy='moving-window',
                                      storage_uri='memory://')
        self.assertEqual(isinstance(limiter.limiter, MovingWindowRateLimiter), True)
        self.assertEqual(isinstance(limiter._storage, MemoryStorage), True)
        self.assertEqual(limiter.enabled, False)
        self.assertEqual(limiter._swallow_errors, True)

    def test_limiter_response(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app(config={}, global_limits=['1/day'])

        @app.route("/t1")
        async def t1(request):
            return text("t1")

        app.test_client.get("/t1")
        request, response = app.test_client.get("/t1")
        self.assertTrue(response.status == 429 and '1 per 1 day' in response.body.decode())

    def test_limiter_response_init(self):
        # basic test the follow the init route
        app, limiter = self.build_app_init(config={}, global_limits=['1/day'])

        @app.route("/t1")
        async def t1(request):
            return text("t1")

        re, res = app.test_client.get("/t1")
        request, response = app.test_client.get("/t1")
        self.assertTrue(response.status == 429 and '1 per 1 day' in response.body.decode())

    def test_combined_rate_limits(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app({
            C.GLOBAL_LIMITS: "1 per hour; 10 per day"
        })

        @app.route("/t1")
        @limiter.limit("100 per hour;10/minute")
        async def t1(request):
            return text("t1")

        @app.route("/t2")
        async def t2(request):
            return text("t2")

        cli = app.test_client
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/t1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/t1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/t2")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/t2")[1].status)

    def test_multiple_decorators(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app()

        def limit_condition1():
            return '1'

        def limit_condition2(request):
            return request.headers.get('X_FORWARDED_FOR', '127.0.0.1')

        @app.route("/t1")
        @limiter.limit("100 per minute", key_func=limit_condition1)  # limit for all users
        @limiter.limit("50/minute", key_func=limit_condition2)  # per ip as per default key_func
        async def t1(request):
            return text(t1)

        cli = app.test_client
        for i in range(0, 100):
            self.assertEqual(200 if i < 50 else 429, cli.get("/t1")[1].status)
        for i in range(50):
            self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/t1", headers={'X_FORWARDED_FOR': '127.0.0.2'})[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/t1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/t1")[1].status)

    def test_exempt_routes(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app(global_limits=["1/day"])

        @app.route("/t1")
        async def t1(request):
            return text("test")

        @app.route("/t2")
        @limiter.exempt
        async def t2(request):
            return text("test")

        cli = app.test_client
        self.assertEqual(cli.get("/t1")[1].status, 200)
        self.assertEqual(cli.get("/t1")[1].status, 429)
        self.assertEqual(cli.get("/t2")[1].status, 200)
        self.assertEqual(cli.get("/t2")[1].status, 200)

    def test_explicit_method_limits(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app()

        @limiter.limit("1/second", methods=["GET"])
        @app.route("/t1", methods=["GET", "POST"])
        async def t1(request):
            return text("test")

        cli = app.test_client
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/t1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/t1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.post("/t1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.post("/t1")[1].status)

    def test_dynamic_route(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app()

        @limiter.limit("1/minute")
        @app.route("/t1/<path>")
        async def t1(request, path):
            return text(path)

        cli = app.test_client
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/t1/one")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/t1/one")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/t1/two")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/t1/two")[1].status)

    def test_bp_limit(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app(config={}, global_limits=['1/day'])
        bp = Blueprint('/bp')
        limiter.limit('2 per hour')(bp)

        @bp.route("/bp1")
        async def bp_t1(request):
            return text("bp_t1")

        app.blueprint(bp)

        cli = app.test_client
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/bp1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/bp1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/bp1")[1].status)

    def test_bp_combined_limit(self):
        app, limiter = self.build_app(config={}, global_limits=['1/day'])
        bp = Blueprint('/bp')
        limiter.limit('1 per hour')(bp)

        @bp.route("/bp1")
        @limiter.limit('2 per hour')
        async def bp_t1(request):
            return text("bp_t1")

        app.blueprint(bp)

        cli = app.test_client
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/bp1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(200, cli.get("/bp1")[1].status)
        self.assertEqual(429, cli.get("/bp1")[1].status)


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