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Q: Azure Functions cold start when the warm instance count is increasing beyond 1 In Azure Functions consumption mode, is there any cold start when the warm instance count goes from 1 to N? I'm aware of cold starts that customers experience when there are no warm instances running. How does this work when the app is scaling beyond a single warm instance?

A: When an app is already warm and scales to further instances they are taken from a pool of idle workers, the idle workers are kept so that the cold start down during scaling is very fast, personally I have not seen any missed connections during scaling of applications when done correctly, just make sure that your code is a small and quick to load as possible on the consumption plan and if your load varied a lot in short amount of time you might see that the consumption plan does not have enough to scale out but for most normal traffic patterns this is not an issue
Some very good reference documentation can be found here

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Ahnentafel, Generation No. 1
Idoine de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1303 in Clifford, Hertfordshire, England, and died 24 AUG 1365. She married Henry de PERCY. She was the daughter of Robert de CLIFFORD and Maud de CLARE.
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Robert de CLIFFORD was born 01 APR 1274 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died 24 JUN 1314. He was buried in Shap Abbey, Westmorland, England. He was the son of Roger de CLIFFORD and Isabel de VIPONT.
Maud de CLARE was born ABT 1284 in Gloucestershire, England, and died 01 FEB 1327. She was the daughter of Thomas de CLARE and Julian FITZMAURICE.
Children of Maud /de CLARE/ and Robert /de CLIFFORD/ 1st Lord Clifford are:
Roger de Clifford was born 21 JAN 1299 in Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died 23 MAR 1322 in Yorkshire, England. He married Julian de Bower. She was born ABT 1300 in England, and died UNKNOWN.
Margaret de Clifford was born ABT 1301 in Appleby Castle, Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died 08 AUG 1382. She married Piers de Mauley. He was born ABT 1300 in of Mulgrave Castle, Yorkshire, England, and died 18 JAN 1355.
Idoine de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1303 in Clifford, Hertfordshire, England, and died 24 AUG 1365. She married Henry de PERCY. He was born 06 FEB 1301 in Leconfield, Yorkshire, England, and died 26 FEB 1352 in Warkworth, England.
Robert de CLIFFORD was born 05 NOV 1305 in Clifford Castle, Herefordshire, England, and died 20 MAY 1344. He married Isabel de BERKELEY on 1328 in England. She was born ABT 1307 in Berkeley Castle, Gloucester, England, and died 1362.
John De Clifford was born ABT 1307 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Andrew De Clifford was born ABT 1309 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Roger de CLIFFORD was born 1248 in Clifford Castle, Herefordshire, England, and died 06 NOV 1282. He was the son of Roger II de CLIFFORD and MAUD.
Isabel de VIPONT was born BEF 1249 in Ricester, Oxfordshire, England, and died 14 MAY 1292. She was buried in Shap Abbey, Westmorland, England. She was the daughter of Robert de VIPONT and Isabel FITZJOHN.
Children of Isabel /de VIPONT/ Lady of Appleby and Roger /de CLIFFORD/ III Baron Clifford are:
Robert de CLIFFORD was born 01 APR 1274 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died 24 JUN 1314. He married Maud de CLARE on 03 NOV 1295 in England. She was born ABT 1284 in Gloucestershire, England, and died 01 FEB 1327.
Simon de Clifford was born 1276 in Appleby Castle, Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died 1297 in Caerlaverock, Dumfriesshire, Scotland.
Idonea de Clifford was born 1278 in Appleby Castle, Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Roger de Clifford was born 1280 in Appleby Castle, Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died AFT 1320.
Thomas de CLARE was born ABT 1245 in of Thomond, Connaught, Bunratty Castle, Clare, Ireland, and died 1287 in Clare, Munster, Ireland. He was the son of Richard de Clare and Maud de LACY.
Julian FITZMAURICE was born ABT 1260 in of Dublin, Ireland, and died AFT 1308. She was the daughter of Maurice FITZMAURICE and Maud de PRENDERGAST.
Children of Julian /FITZMAURICE/ and Thomas /de CLARE/ Lord of Thomond are:
Gilbert de Clare was born ABT 1274 in Limerick, Ireland, and died BEF 16 NOV 1307. He married Isabel le DESPENSER. She was born ABT 1287 in of Loughborough, Leicester, England, and died 04 DEC 1334.
Richard de Clare was born ABT 1275 in Ireland, and died 07 JUN 1318 in Dysert, Ireland. He married Joan FitzMaurice. She was born ABT 1280 in Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
Thomas de Clare was born ABT 1278 in of Thomond, Clare, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
Bogo de Clare was born ABT 1282 in of Clare, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
Maud de CLARE was born ABT 1284 in Gloucestershire, England, and died 01 FEB 1327. She married Robert de WELLE. He was born 01 JAN 1296 in Welle, Lincolnshire, England, and died BEF 29 AUG 1320.
Margaret de CLARE was born ABT 1285 in Connaught, Ireland, and died 1333. She married Gilbert III de Umfreville on ABT 1302. He was born ABT 1270 in Castle Prudhoe, Northumberland, England, and died ABT 1303.
Roger II de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1216 in Tenbury, Worcestershire, England, and died 03 APR 1286 in Menai Strait, Anglesey, Wales. He was the son of Roger I de CLIFFORD and Sibyl de EWAS.
MAUD was born ABT 1215 in England, and died BET 1255 AND 1272.
Children of /MAUD/ and Roger II /de CLIFFORD/ are:
Alice de Clifford was born ABT 1240 in Clifford Castle, Herefordshire, England, and died AFT 1284.
Roger de CLIFFORD was born 1248 in Clifford Castle, Herefordshire, England, and died 06 NOV 1282. He married Isabel de VIPONT on 1269 in England. She was born BEF 1249 in Ricester, Oxfordshire, England, and died 14 MAY 1292. She was buried in Shap Abbey, Westmorland, England.
Robert de VIPONT was born ABT 1222 in of Brougham Castle, Westmorland, England, and died 07 JUN 1264. He was the son of John de VIPONT and Sibyl de FERRERS.
Isabel FITZJOHN was born ABT 1229 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died UNKNOWN. She was the daughter of John FITZGEOFFREY and Isabel BIGOD.
Children of Isabel /FITZJOHN/ and Robert /de VIPONT/ Lord of Westmore are:
Idoinea de Vipont was born 1245 in of Brougham Castle, Westmorland, England, and died 10 NOV 1333. She married Roger II de LEYBOURNE on BEF 1280 in England. He was born ABT 1219 in Leyburn, Kent, England, and died NOV 1281.
Isabel de VIPONT was born BEF 1249 in Ricester, Oxfordshire, England, and died 14 MAY 1292. She married Roger de CLIFFORD on 1269 in England. He was born 1248 in Clifford Castle, Herefordshire, England, and died 06 NOV 1282.
Richard de Clare was born 04 AUG 1222 in Newent, Gloucestershire, England, and died 15 JUL 1262 in of Ashenfield Manor, Kent, England. He was buried in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England. He was the son of Gilbert de CLARE and Isabel MARSHAL.
Maud de LACY was born 04 AUG 1222 in Lincolnshire, England, and died BEF 10 MAR 1289 in Lincolnshire, England. She was the daughter of John de LACY and Margaret de QUINCY.
Children of Maud /de LACY/ Countess of Lincoln and Richard /de Clare/ Earl of Gloucester & Hertford are:
Isabel de Clare was born MAY 1240 in Tonbridge, Kent, England, and died 1271. She married William de Montferrat on JUN 1257 in Lyon, Rhone, France. She was born ABT 1235 in of Montferrato, Italy, and died BEF 12 FEB 1292.
Gilbert de CLARE was born 02 SEP 1243, and died 07 DEC 1295 in Monmouth castle, Monmouth, Wales. He married Joan PLANTAGENET on 23 APR 1290 in Westminister Abbey, London, Middlesex, England. She was born 1272 in Acre, Hazafon, Israel, and died 23 APR 1307 in Clare, Suffolk, England. She was buried AFT 23 APR 1307 in Clare Priory, Suffolk, England.
Thomas de CLARE was born ABT 1245 in of Thomond, Connaught, Bunratty Castle, Clare, Ireland, and died 1287 in Clare, Munster, Ireland. He married Julian FITZMAURICE on BEF 18 FEB 1275 in Ireland. She was born ABT 1260 in of Dublin, Ireland, and died AFT 1308.
Boges de Clare was born 21 JUL 1248 in Tonbridge, Kent, England, and died 26 OCT 1294 in London, Middlesex, England.
Margaret de Clare was born 1249 in Tonbridge, Kent, England, and died BEF 16 SEP 1312. She married Edmund Plantagenet. He was born ABT 1245 in England, and died ABT 1300.
Robert de Clare was born ABT 1250 in Tonbridge, Kent, England, and died BEF JUL 1262.
Maud de Clare was born ABT 1251 in Tonbridge, Kent, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Robert Gifford. He was born ABT 1250 in England, and died UNKNOWN.
Rohese de CLARE was born 17 OCT 1252 in Tonbridge, Kent, England, and died AFT 1316. She married Roger de MOWBRAY. He was born ABT 1245 in Axholme, Lincolnshire, England, and died ABT 1296 in Ghent, Flanders.
Eglentine de Clare was born 1257 in Tonbridge, Kent, England, and died 1257.
Maurice FITZMAURICE was born ABT 1238 in Wexford, Leinster, Ireland, and died 1286. He was the son of Maurice FITZGERALD and Juliane de COGAN.
Maud de PRENDERGAST was born 1242 in Beauvoir, and Ballacha in Orrery, Cork, Ireland, and died BEF 1276. She was the daughter of Gerald de PRENDERGAST and Matilda de BURGH.
Children of Maud /de PRENDERGAST/ and Maurice /FITZMAURICE/ Lord of Offaly are:
Julian FITZMAURICE was born ABT 1260 in of Dublin, Ireland, and died AFT 1308. She married Adam de Creeting. He was born ABT 1250 in of Creeting, Suffolk, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Amabel FitzMaurice was born ABT 1275 in of Dublin, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
Roger I de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1180 in of Clifford Castle, Hereford, England, and died DEC 1231 in Tenbury, Worcestershire, England. He was the son of Walter II de CLIFFORD and Alice de CONDET.
Sibyl de EWAS was born ABT 1175 in of Ewyas Harold, Hereford, England, and died BEF 01 JUL 1236 in Ewyas Harold, Herefordshire, England. She was the daughter of Robert de EWAS and PETRONILLA.
Children of Sibyl /de EWAS/ and Roger I /de CLIFFORD/ are:
Roger II de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1216 in Tenbury, Worcestershire, England, and died 03 APR 1286 in Menai Strait, Anglesey, Wales. He married UNKNOWN on MAR 1272 in Beaufort, France. She was born ABT 1250 in perhaps italy, and died 1301.
Hugh de Clifford was born ABT 1217 in of Clifford Castle, Hereford, England, and died UNKNOWN.
John de VIPONT was born ABT 1200 in Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died 1243. He was the son of Robert IV de VETERIPONT and Idonea de BUILLY.
Sibyl de FERRERS was born ABT 1204 in of Ferrers, Derbyshire, England, and died 1247. She was the daughter of William de FERRERS and Alice de KEVELIOC.
Children of Sibyl /de FERRERS/ and John /de VIPONT/ Lord of Appleby are:
Robert de VIPONT was born ABT 1222 in of Brougham Castle, Westmorland, England, and died 07 JUN 1264. He married Isabel FITZJOHN. She was born ABT 1229 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died UNKNOWN.
John FITZGEOFFREY was born ABT 1210 in of Shere, Farnbridge, Surrey, England, and died 23 NOV 1258. He was the son of Geoffrey FITZPIERS and Avelina de CLARE.
Isabel BIGOD was born ABT 1210 in of Thetford, Norfolk, England, and died ABT 1252. She was the daughter of Hugh BIGOD and Maud MARSHAL.
Children of Isabel /BIGOD/ and John /FITZGEOFFREY/ Justicar of Ireland are:
Isabel FITZJOHN was born ABT 1229 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Robert de VIPONT. He was born ABT 1222 in of Brougham Castle, Westmorland, England, and died 07 JUN 1264.
Richard FitzJohn was born ABT 1230 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died 07 MAY 1301. He married Emma. She was born ABT 1235 in England, and died UNKNOWN.
Avelina FITZJOHN was born ABT 1234 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died 20 MAY 1274. She married Walter de BURGH on ABT 1257 in Surrey, England. He was born ABT 1230 in of Connaught, Ireland, and died 28 JUL 1271.
Maud FITZJOHN was born ABT 1237 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died 18 APR 1301 in Grey Friars, Worcestershire, England. She married Gerald de Furnival. He was born ABT 1222 in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, and died BEF 18 OCT 1261.
John FitzJohn was born ABT 1240 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died 06 NOV 1275. He married Margery Basset. She was born ABT 1242 in Buckinghamshire, England, and died 29 OCT 1271.
Joan FITZJOHN was born ABT 1250 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died 26 MAY 1303. She married Theobald le BOTELER. He was born ABT 1246 in Arklow, Wicklow, Leinster, Ireland, and died 26 SEP 1285 in Arklow, Wicklow, Leinster, Ireland.
Gilbert de CLARE was born ABT 1180 in of Hertford and Gloucester, England, and died 24 OCT 1230 in Penros, Brittany, France. He was buried 10 NOV 1230 in Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucester, England. He was the son of Richard de CLARE and Amice de GLOUCESTER.
Isabel MARSHAL was born 09 OCT 1200 in Pembroke Castle, Wales, and died 17 JAN 1240 in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England. She was buried in Beaulieu Abbey, Hampshire, England. She was the daughter of William MARSHAL and Isabel de CLARE.
Children of Isabel /MARSHAL/ and Gilbert /de CLARE/ 5th Earl of Hertford MCS are:
Amica de Clare was born 27 MAY 1220 in Hertford and Gloucester, England, and died 1283. She married Baldwin de Vernon on 1226 in England. He was born ABT 1216 in Devonshire, England, and died 15 FEB 1245.
Richard de Clare was born 04 AUG 1222 in Newent, Gloucestershire, England, and died 15 JUL 1262 in of Ashenfield Manor, Kent, England. He married Maud de LACY on 25 JAN 1238 in England. She was born 04 AUG 1222 in Lincolnshire, England, and died BEF 10 MAR 1289 in Lincolnshire, England.
Agnes de Clare was born ABT 1224 in of Hertford and Gloucester, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Isabel de CLARE was born 08 NOV 1226 in Hertford and Gloucester, England, and died AFT 10 JUL 1264. She married Robert de BRUCE on MAY 1240. He was born 1210 in Lochmaben Castle, Dumfries, Scotland, and died 31 MAR 1295 in Lochmaben Castle, Dumfries, Scotland. He was buried 17 APR 1295 in Guisborough Priory.
William de Clare was born 18 MAY 1228 in of Petersfield, Hants. England, and died 1258.
Gilbert de Clare was born ABT 1229 in of Hertford and Gloucester, England, and died UNKNOWN.
John de LACY was born ABT 1193 in Halton, Cheshire, England, and died 22 JUL 1240 in Stanlaw, Chester, England. He was the son of Roger de LACY and Maud de CLERE.
Margaret de QUINCY was born 1208 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, and died BET 03 AND 30 MAR 1266 in Hampstead Marshall, Berkshire, England. She was the daughter of Robert de QUINCEY and Hawise de MESCHINES.
Children of Margaret /de QUINCY/ Countess of Lincoln and John /de LACY/ Earl of Lincoln MCS are:
Maud de LACY was born 04 AUG 1222 in Lincolnshire, England, and died BEF 10 MAR 1289 in Lincolnshire, England. She married Richard de Clare on 25 JAN 1238 in England. He was born 04 AUG 1222 in Newent, Gloucestershire, England, and died 15 JUL 1262 in of Ashenfield Manor, Kent, England. He was buried in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire, England.
Idonea de Lacy was born 1226 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Geoffrey de Dutton. He was born ABT 1220 in England, and died UNKNOWN.
Edmund de Lacy was born 1230 in of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, and died 02 JUN 1258. He married Alice de Saluzzo on MAY 1247. She was born ABT 1235 in Saluzzo, Piedmont, Italy, and died AFT 10 SEP 1304.
Margaret de Lacy was born ABT 1232 in of Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, and died AFT 1243.
Maurice FITZGERALD was born 1190 in Offaly, Offaly, Ireland, and died 20 MAY 1257 in Youghal Monastery, Ireland. He was the son of Gerald FITZMAURICE and Eve de BERMINGHAM.
Juliane de COGAN was born ABT 1220 in Bampton, Devonshire, England, and died UNKNOWN. She was the daughter of John de COGAN and Maria de PRENDERGAST.
Children of Juliane /de COGAN/ and Maurice /FITZGERALD/ 2nd Lord of Offaly are:
Maurice FITZMAURICE was born ABT 1238 in Wexford, Leinster, Ireland, and died 1286. He married Emmeline Longespee on 1276 in Ireland. She was born ABT 1245 in of Sutton, Northampton, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Thomas FITZMAURICE was born ABT 1240 in Banada, Sligo, Ireland, and died 1271 in Ballinlough, County Wexford, Ireland. He married Rohesia de ST. MICHAEL. She was born ABT 1240 in Athy, Kildare, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
Gerald de PRENDERGAST was born ABT 1182 in of Belvoir, Cork, and Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland, and died 1251. He was the son of Philip de PRENDERGAST and Maud de QUINCEY.
Matilda de BURGH was born ABT 1220 in of Galway Castle, Connaught, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN. She was the daughter of Lord of Connaught Richard de BURGH and Egidia de LACY.
Children of Matilda /de BURGH/ and Gerald /de PRENDERGAST/ are:
Maud de PRENDERGAST was born 1242 in Beauvoir, and Ballacha in Orrery, Cork, Ireland, and died BEF 1276. She married Maurice FITZMAURICE on AFT 1258. He was born ABT 1238 in Wexford, Leinster, Ireland, and died 1286.
Walter II de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1143 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died 22 JAN 1222.
Alice de CONDET was born ABT 1162 in Coventry, Lincolnshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Children of Alice /de CONDET/ and Walter II /de CLIFFORD/ are:
Roger I de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1180 in of Clifford Castle, Hereford, England, and died DEC 1231 in Tenbury, Worcestershire, England. He married Sibyl de EWAS on BEF 13 FEB 1216 in England. She was born ABT 1175 in of Ewyas Harold, Hereford, England, and died BEF 01 JUL 1236 in Ewyas Harold, Herefordshire, England.
Walter de CLIFFORD was born ABT 1185 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died ABT 23 DEC 1263 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England. He married Margred ferch LLYWELLYN on ABT 1232 in England. She was born ABT 1210 in Dolwyddelan, Nantconwy, Wales, and died 1268.
Giles de Clifford was born ABT 1187 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Richard de Clifford was born ABT 1189 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Simon de Clifford was born ABT 1190 in Clifford Castle, Hertfordshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Robert de EWAS was born ABT 1125 in of Ewyas Harold, Hereford, England, and died 1195.
PETRONILLA was born ABT 1150 in Herfordshire, England, and died AFT 28 OCT 1204.
Children of /PETRONILLA/ and Robert /de EWAS/ II Lord of Ewas Harold are:
Sibyl de EWAS was born ABT 1175 in of Ewyas Harold, Hereford, England, and died BEF 01 JUL 1236 in Ewyas Harold, Herefordshire, England. She married Robert I de TREGOZ on 1198. He was born ABT 1165 in of Lydiard Tregoze, Whiltshire, England, and died BEF 06 MAY 1215 in of Ewyas Harold, Hereford, England.
Robert IV de VETERIPONT was born ABT 1170 in Brougham Castle, Appleby, Westmorland, England, and died 1228.
Idonea de BUILLY was born ABT 1180 in of Tickhill, Yorkshire, England, and died ABT 1242.
Children of Idonea /de BUILLY/ and Robert IV /de VETERIPONT/ are:
John de VIPONT was born ABT 1200 in Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died 1243. He married Sibyl de FERRERS. She was born ABT 1204 in of Ferrers, Derbyshire, England, and died 1247.
Christiana de VIPONT was born ABT 1205 in Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Thomas de GREYSTOKE. He was born AFT 1202 in Greystoke, Cumberland, England, and died BEF 20 JUN 1247.
Margaret de Vipont was born ABT 1225 in Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Richard de Vernon. He was born ABT 1220 in of Shipbrook, Chester, England, and died UNKNOWN.
William de FERRERS was born ABT 1166 in of Ferrers, Derbyshire, England, and died 22 SEP 1247.
Alice de KEVELIOC was born ABT 1175 in Kevelioc, Monmouthshire, Wales, and died 02 NOV 1247.
Children of Alice /de KEVELIOC/ Lady of Chartley and William /de FERRERS/ II 4th Earl of Derby are:
William de FERRERS was born ABT 1193 in of Tutbury, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, and died BEF 28 MAR 1254 in Evington, Billesdon, Leicestershire, England. He married Sibyl MARSHAL on BEF 14 MAY 1219 in England. She was born ABT 1202 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died BEF 1238.
Hugh de Ferrers was born ABT 1195 in Derbyshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Bertha de FERRERS was born ABT 1198 in Derbyshire, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Thomas de FURNIVAL. He was born ABT 1195 in of Sheffield, Yorkshire, England, and died AFT 13 APR 1238 in Damietta, Palistine.
Yvette de FERRERS was born ABT 1200 in of Ferrers, Derbyshire, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Pagan de LYON. He was born ABT 1200 in of Norfolkshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Thomas de Ferrers was born ABT 1202 in Derbyshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Sibyl de FERRERS was born ABT 1204 in of Ferrers, Derbyshire, England, and died 1247. She married John de VIPONT. He was born ABT 1200 in Appleby, Westmoreland, England, and died 1243.
Geoffrey FITZPIERS was born ABT 1164 in of Waldon, Essex, England, and died 04 OCT 1213 in Walden, Essex, England.
Avelina de CLARE was born ABT 1167 in Hereford, Herfordshire, England, and died BEF 04 JUN 1225 in England.
Children of Avelina /de CLARE/ and Geoffrey /FITZPIERS/ 4th Earl of Essex are:
Maud FitzGeoffrey was born ABT 1198 in of Waldon, Essex, England, and died 1261. She married William de CANTELOU on AFT 1232 in England. He was born ABT 1150 in of Aston Cantlow, Warwickshire, England, and died 07 APR 1239 in Ellesborough, Wycombe, Warwickshire, England. He was buried in Studley Priory, Warwickshire, England.
Cicely FITZGEOFFREY was born ABT 1200 in of Waldon, Essex, England, and died 1253. She married Savary de BOHUN. He was born ABT 1180 in Midhurst, Sussex, England, and died ABT 1246 in Midhurst, Sussex, England.
Hawise FITZGEOFFREY was born ABT 1202 in of Streatley, Berkshire, England, and died BEF 1243. She married Reynold de MOHUN. He was born ABT 1200 in Dunster, Somersetshire, England, and died 20 JAN 1258 in Torre Mohun, Devon.
Unknown FitzGeoffrey was born ABT 1205 in of Waldon, Essex, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Unknown de la Rochelle. He was born ABT 1200 in of Wiltshire and Essex, England, and died UNKNOWN.
John FITZGEOFFREY was born ABT 1210 in of Shere, Farnbridge, Surrey, England, and died 23 NOV 1258. He married Isabel BIGOD on ABT 1229 in England. She was born ABT 1210 in of Thetford, Norfolk, England, and died ABT 1252.
Hugh BIGOD was born ABT 1182 in of Thetford, and Framlingham, Norfolk, England, and died BEF 18 FEB 1225.
Maud MARSHAL was born ABT 1192 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died 27 MAR 1248 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales. She was buried in Tintern Abbey.
Children of Maud /MARSHAL/ Countess of Norfolk and Hugh /BIGOD/ 3rd Earl of Norfolk Magna Charta are:
Ralph Bigod was born ABT 1208 in of Stockton and Settringham, York, England, and died 1260. He married Bertha de FERRERS. She was born ABT 1198 in Derbyshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Isabel BIGOD was born ABT 1210 in of Thetford, Norfolk, England, and died ABT 1252. She married Gilbert de LACY on ABT 1225 in England. He was born 1200 in of Meath, Ireland and Ewias Lacy, Herefordshire, England, and died BEF 25 DEC 1230 in of Trim Castle, Meath, Ireland.
Roger Bigod was born ABT 1212 in Framlingham, Suffolk, England, and died 04 JUL 1270. He married Isabella le Scott on MAY 1225 in Alnwick, Northumberland, England. She was born ABT 1212 in Scotland, and died UNKNOWN.
Simon Bigod was born ABT 1215 in of Happing, Norfolk, England, and died UNKNOWN. He married Maud de Felbrigg. She was born ABT 1220 in Norfolk, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Hugh Bigod was born ABT 1218 in of Thetford, Norfolk, England, and died BEF 07 MAY 1266. He married Joan de STUTEVILLE on 1244 in England. She was born ABT 1208 in Of Liddel, Cumberland, England, and died 1276.
Richard de CLARE was born ABT 1162 in of Tunbridge Castle, Kent, England, and died BEF 28 NOV 1217 in England.
Amice de GLOUCESTER was born ABT 1160 in Gloucestershire, England, and died 01 JAN 1225 in England.
Children of Amice /de GLOUCESTER/ Countess of Gloucester and Richard /de CLARE/ 4th Earl of Herford MCS are:
Maud de CLARE was born ABT 1178 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, and died AFT 1220. She married William de BRAOSE. He was born ABT 1170 in Bramber, Sussex, England, and died 1210.
Gilbert de CLARE was born ABT 1180 in of Hertford and Gloucester, England, and died 24 OCT 1230 in Penros, Brittany, France. He married Isabel MARSHAL on 09 OCT 1217 in Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucester, England. She was born 09 OCT 1200 in Pembroke Castle, Wales, and died 17 JAN 1240 in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England. She was buried in Beaulieu Abbey, Hampshire, England.
Joan de CLARE was born ABT 1182 in Herts, Hertford, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Rhys Gryg ap YR ARGLWYDD RHYS on ABT 1200. He was born ABT 1156 in Dynevor Castle, Llandilo, Carmarthenshire, Wales, and died 1233.
Isobel de Clare was born ABT 1184 in of Hertford, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Richard de Clare was born ABT 1186 in London, Middlesex, England, and died 04 MAR 1228 in London, Middlesex, England.
Hawise de CLARE was born ABT 1187 in of Tunbridge Castle, Kent, England, and died AFT 1235. She married Geoffrey de SAY. He was born ABT 1180 in of West Greenwich, Kent, England, and died 24 OCT 1230 in Poitou, France.
William MARSHAL was born ABT 1146 in Rockley, Marlborough, Wiltshire, England, and died 14 MAY 1219 in Caversham, Oxfordshire, England. He was buried in Temple Church, London, Middlesex, England.
Isabel de CLARE was born ABT 1174 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died 1220 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales. She was buried ABT 1220 in Tintern Abbey.
Children of Isabel /de CLARE/ and William /MARSHAL/ 1st Earl of Pembroke are:
William Marshal was born MAY 1190 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died 16 APR 1234. He married Unknown Mistress. She was born ABT 1200 in England, and died UNKNOWN.
Maud MARSHAL was born ABT 1192 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died 27 MAR 1248 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales. She married Hugh BIGOD on BET 1207 AND 1212 in Europe. He was born ABT 1182 in of Thetford, and Framlingham, Norfolk, England, and died BEF 18 FEB 1225.
Richard Marshal was born ABT 1194 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died 16 APR 1234 in Kilkenny Castle, Kildare, Ireland. He married Gervaise de Dinan. She was born ABT 1198 in Burton, Northamptonshire, England, and died BEF JUN 1248.
Gilbert Marshal was born ABT 1196 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died AFT 27 JUN 1241 in Herts, Hertford, England. He married Margaret le Scott on 01 AUG 1235 in Berwick on Tweed, Northumberland, England. She was born ABT 1200 in Scotland, and died 17 NOV 1244.
Walter Marshal was born ABT 1198 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died 24 NOV 1245 in London, Middlesex, England. He married Margaret de Quincy. She was born 1208 in England, and died BEF 30 MAR 1266 in Hamstead, England.
Isabel MARSHAL was born 09 OCT 1200 in Pembroke Castle, Wales, and died 17 JAN 1240 in Berkhamstead, Hertfordshire, England. She married Gilbert de CLARE on 09 OCT 1217 in Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucester, England. He was born ABT 1180 in of Hertford and Gloucester, England, and died 24 OCT 1230 in Penros, Brittany, France. He was buried 10 NOV 1230 in Tewkesbury Abbey, Gloucester, England.
Sibyl MARSHAL was born ABT 1202 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died BEF 1238. She married William de FERRERS on BEF 14 MAY 1219 in England. He was born ABT 1193 in of Tutbury, Burton-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England, and died BEF 28 MAR 1254 in Evington, Billesdon, Leicestershire, England. He was buried 31 MAR 1254.
Anselm Marshal was born ABT 1204 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died 22 DEC 1245. He married Maud de Bohun on ABT 1220 in England. She was born ABT 1202 in of Safron, Walden, Essex, England, and died 20 OCT 1252.
Eve MARSHAL was born ABT 1206 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died BEF 1246. She married William de BRAOSE. He was born ABT 1197 in Brecknock, Breconshire, Wales, and died 02 MAY 1230.
Joan MARSHAL was born ABT 1208 in Pembroke, Pembrokeshire, Wales, and died BEF NOV 1234. She married Warin de MUNCHENSY on AFT 14 MAY 1219. He was born ABT 1185 in of Swanscombe, Dartford, Kent, England, and died 20 JUL 1255.
Roger de LACY was born ABT 1165 in Halton, Cheshire, England, and died 01 OCT 1211 in Pontefract, Yorkshire, England.
Maud de CLERE was born ABT 1165 in England, and died UNKNOWN.
Children of Maud /de CLERE/ and Roger /de LACY/ Constable of Chester are:
Unknown de LACY was born ABT 1186 in Halton, Cheshire, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Alan FITZROLAND on ABT 1199 in Scotland. He was born ABT 1180 in of Galloway, Perthshire, Scotland, and died 1234.
Robert de Lacy was born ABT 1190 in Halton, Cheshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
John de LACY was born ABT 1193 in Halton, Cheshire, England, and died 22 JUL 1240 in Stanlaw, Chester, England. He married Margaret de QUINCY on BEF 21 JUN 1221 in England. She was born 1208 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, and died BET 03 AND 30 MAR 1266 in Hampstead Marshall, Berkshire, England.
Roger de Lacy was born ABT 1195 in Halton, Cheshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Robert de QUINCEY was born ABT 1178 in Long Buckley, Northamptonshire, England, and died 1217 in London, Middlesex, England.
Hawise de MESCHINES was born 1180 in Chester, Cheshire, England, and died AFT 06 JUN 1241.
Children of Hawise /de MESCHINES/ Countess of Lincoln and Robert /de QUINCEY/ The Elder are:
Margaret de QUINCY was born 1208 in Lincoln, Lincolnshire, England, and died BET 03 AND 30 MAR 1266 in Hampstead Marshall, Berkshire, England. She married John de LACY on BEF 21 JUN 1221 in England. He was born ABT 1193 in Halton, Cheshire, England, and died 22 JUL 1240 in Stanlaw, Chester, England.
Roger de Quincy was born ABT 1210 in Long Buckley, Northamptonshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Mabel de Quincy was born ABT 1212, and died UNKNOWN.
Hawise De Quincy was born ABT 1213 in Long Buckley, Northamptonshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Gerald FITZMAURICE was born ABT 1147 in Of Offaly, Kildare, Ireland, and died BEF 15 JAN 1204 in Wexford, Leinster, Ireland.
Eve de BERMINGHAM was born ABT 1175 in Offaly, Offaly, Ireland, and died BEF DEC 1226.
Children of Eve /de BERMINGHAM/ and Gerald /FITZMAURICE/ 1st Baron of Offaly are:
Maurice FITZGERALD was born 1190 in Offaly, Offaly, Ireland, and died 20 MAY 1257 in Youghal Monastery, Ireland. He married Juliane de COGAN. She was born ABT 1220 in Bampton, Devonshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
William FitzGerald was born 1192 in Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
John de COGAN was born ABT 1190 in Bampton, Devonshire, England, and died 1278.
Maria de PRENDERGAST was born ABT 1202 in Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
Children of Maria /de PRENDERGAST/ and John /de COGAN/ are:
Juliane de COGAN was born ABT 1220 in Bampton, Devonshire, England, and died UNKNOWN. She married Maurice FITZGERALD. He was born 1190 in Offaly, Offaly, Ireland, and died 20 MAY 1257 in Youghal Monastery, Ireland.
Philip de PRENDERGAST was born ABT 1155 in of Schyrmal and Kynalo Wexford, England, and died 1229.
Maud de QUINCEY was born ABT 1167 in Long Buckley, Northamptonshire, England, and died UNKNOWN.
Children of Maud /de QUINCEY/ and Philip /de PRENDERGAST/ are:
Gerald de PRENDERGAST was born ABT 1182 in of Belvoir, Cork, and Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland, and died 1251. He married Matilda de BURGH. She was born ABT 1220 in of Galway Castle, Connaught, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN.
Lord of Connaught Richard de BURGH was born ABT 1195 in of Galway Castle, Connaught, Ireland, and died BEF 17 FEB 1243 in Gascony, France.
Egidia de LACY was born ABT 1195 in Meath, Ireland and Ewias Lacy, Herefordshire, England, and died AFT 1243.
Children of Egidia /de LACY/ and Lord of Connaught Richard /de BURGH/ are:
Matilda de BURGH was born ABT 1220 in of Galway Castle, Connaught, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN. She married Gerald de PRENDERGAST. He was born ABT 1182 in of Belvoir, Cork, and Enniscorthy, Wexford, Ireland, and died 1251.
Richard de Burgh was born ABT 1225 in of Galway Castle, Connaught, Ireland, and died BET 19 MAY AND 06 NOV 1248.
Margery de BURGH was born ABT 1227 in Galway, Connaught, Ireland, and died UNKNOWN. She married Theobald le BOTELER. He was born ABT 1223 in West Dereham, Norfolk, England, and died 26 DEC 1248.
Walter de BURGH was born ABT 1230 in of Connaught, Ireland, and died 28 JUL 1271. He married Avelina FITZJOHN on ABT 1257 in Surrey, England. She was born ABT 1234 in Shere, Surrey, England, and died 20 MAY 1274.

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John and I decided to stay home for Easter this year and had a really wonderful day. The weather turned out beautiful here and our trees are finally starting to get some leaves. All this new life is a wonderful reminder of our Risen Lord!
I cooked a big lunch for my little crew. We had ham, green beans, potato cassarole, cream corn, rolls and of course, jell-o salad! It wouldn't feel like a celebration around here without some! John said the ham was as good Grandmother Earle's, so I was quite proud of myself! Of course I made a enough to feed half an army, so we will be seeing those "Old Friends" for a few more days!


Adrian Farmer looks through photographs and other images of the Derwent Valley which have surfaced in the past year, adding to our understanding of the area's fascinating heritage.
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A Brief Guide to Metaphysical Poets
The term "metaphysical," as applied to English and continental European poets of the seventeenth century, was used by Augustan poets John Dryden and Samuel Johnson to reprove those poets for their "unnaturalness." As Johann Wolfgang von Goethe wrote, however, "The unnatural, that too is natural," and the metaphysical poets continue to be studied and revered for their intricacy and originality.
John Donne, along with similar but distinct poets such as George Herbert, Andrew Marvell, and Henry Vaughn, developed a poetic style in which philosophical and spiritual subjects were approached with reason and often concluded in paradox. This group of writers established meditation—based on the union of thought and feeling sought after in Jesuit Ignatian meditation—as a poetic mode.
The metaphysical poets were eclipsed in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries by romantic and Victorian poets, but twentieth-century readers and scholars, seeing in the metaphysicals an attempt to understand pressing political and scientific upheavals, engaged them with renewed interest. In his essay "The Metaphysical Poets," T. S. Eliot, in particular, saw in this group of poets a capacity for "devouring all kinds of experience."
Donne (1572 – 1631) was the most influential metaphysical poet. His personal relationship with spirituality is at the center of most of his work, and the psychological analysis and sexual realism of his work marked a dramatic departure from traditional, genteel verse. His early work, collected in Satires and in Songs and Sonnets, was released in an era of religious oppression. His Holy Sonnets, which contains many of Donne's most enduring poems, was released shortly after his wife died in childbirth. The intensity with which Donne grapples with concepts of divinity and mortality in the Holy Sonnets is exemplified in "Sonnet X [Death, be not proud]," "Sonnet XIV [Batter my heart, three person'd God]," and "Sonnet XVII [Since she whom I loved hath paid her last debt]."
Herbert (1593 – 1633) and Marvell (1621 – 1678) were remarkable poets who did not live to see a collection of their poems published. Herbert, the son of a prominent literary patron to whom Donne dedicated his Holy Sonnets, spent the last years of his short life as a rector in a small town. On his deathbed, he handed his poems to a friend with the request that they be published only if they might aid "any dejected poor soul." Marvell wrote politically charged poems that would have cost him his freedom or his life had they been made public. He was a secretary to John Milton, and once Milton was imprisoned during the Restoration, Marvell successfully petitioned to have the elder poet freed. His complex lyric and satirical poems were collected after his death amid an air of secrecy.
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The deal taking Barcelona star Rafinha to Real Betis has reportedly moved a step closer to going through as an obligation to buy could be inserted into the move.
The 25-year-old impressed during his loan spell with Inter in the second half of last season, making 17 Serie A appearances for the Italian outfit as he played a key role in helping them qualify for the Champions League.
While a permanent move to the San Siro didn't materialise, it's been reported that Rafinha's future is still in doubt with Mundo Deportivo noting that he could be edging closer to a move to Betis with an obligation to buy being included in the agreement.
However, it's added that Rafinha now wishes to have a few days to consider his options before making a decision on his future as an exit may well be the most sensible decision if he is set to struggle to establish himself in Ernesto Valverde's plans again this year.
Although Andres Iniesta and Paulinho left the Nou Camp this summer, Barcelona signed Arthur and Arturo Vidal to fill the voids to keep up the intense competition for places.
Coupled with the likes of Sergio Busquets and Ivan Rakitic, it's difficult to see how Rafinha can establish himself as a regular starter, and so perhaps leaving to continue to build on the momentum he enjoyed last season could be the right move for his own career.
Nevertheless, Valverde will surely want to consider if a departure is the best solution for his side, as if they wish to compete on various fronts this season, they could potentially do with the depth and quality that Rafinha is capable of providing.


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The World's Deadliest Diseases: How is Biotech Fighting Them?
Ute Boronowsky - 14/11/2017 6 mins - Features
With the recent outbreaks of plague in Madagascar and Ebola in West Africa, two terrifying diseases are back in the news. But these are not the only infections that are inevitably fatal if untreated, or, even worse, for which no therapy is available yet.
Though mostly rare, deadly diseases are closer than you think. Plague bacteria survive in rat fleas inside our sewage systems. Being a vegetarian does not save you from catching a prion disease. Even outdoor swimming can be fatal.
Robert Herriman, author of Global Dispatch, listed the world's five deadliest diseases that are almost certainly fatal if caught. Here's our update, with a review of new approaches in biotech ranging from scientific findings to therapeutic and vaccine development.
Bubonic plague, the "Black Death", is back—or rather, it has never been gone. In the 14th century, 25 million people — one third of the population in Europe—died after infection with Yersinia pestis. Today, plague bacteria are kept under control with antibiotics and hygiene measures. But they survive in rodent fleas and still cause regular outbreaks: more than 20,000 people became infected with plague from 2000 to 2009 alone, mostly in African countries.
This year, Madagascar has suffered a particularly horrible outbreak, with almost 100 fatal cases so far. It develops extremely rapidly and shows a high percentage of the most dangerous form, the pneumonic plague, which is not spread by flea bites but via airborne droplets, infecting caregivers and relatives of patients. Without immediate and effective antibiotic treatment, up to 100% of cases are fatal. At the same time, antibiotic-resistant Yersinia pestis strains emerge, posing not only a health risk but also the potential to be weaponized.
There is no safe, approved vaccine available yet, but this year, scientists at the Institute Pasteur in Paris published data on an orally administered vaccine. It's based on live, avirulent, genetically modified Yersinia pseudotuberculosis, a bacterium very similar to Y. pestis, but with a lower pathogenicity and higher genomic stability. Single vaccinations are sufficient to provide protection, making it suitable for mass vaccination.
Starting in March 2014, West Africa has experienced the largest outbreak of Ebola in history, with almost 30,000 people infected and more than 11,000 reported deaths so far. Ebola, or Ebola hemorrhagic fever, is caused by infection with an RNA virus that was first discovered in 1976 near the Ebola River in Central Africa. Infections occur by direct contact between broken skin and blood, body fluids, or infected animals, and through sexual contact, possibly even after recovery.
No vaccines have been approved by Western regulatory agencies, and no treatment is available, despite the efforts of academia, biotech and pharma. Successful recovery depends on good supportive care like balancing electrolytes as well as the patient's immune response. Quarantine measures are equally important.
The recent crisis has spurred the development of new vaccines at major pharma companies including US-based Merck (MSD), GSK with its partner Emergent Biosolutions, and Bavarian Nordic in collaboration with Janssen. Most recently, researchers at St. George's University of London developed a vaccine which showed to be efficient and safe to use in recent phase III clinical trials.
For those already infected, a number of experimental therapies have been developed. Israeli company RedHill Biopharma plans to initiate a proof-of-concept study for its proprietary experimental therapy this quarter. Additional promising therapy candidates were found in the blood of Ebola survivors: Swiss company Humabs BioMed has identified two antibodies that can neutralize the virus.
Rabies symptoms are easily overlooked. After a bite by an infected dog or wild animal, patients experience general discomfort, headache, and fever. But once the disease progresses to clearer symptoms such as paralysis, hallucinations, or hydrophobia, it is already too late: Most patients die within days.
The rabies virus has been reported on all continents except Antarctica. Rabies can be cured if patients are vaccinated and given rabies immune globulin immediately after the bite. Still, tens of thousands of people per year—or one person every nine minutes—die from untreated rabies, mainly in Asia and Africa. More than 40% of people bitten by suspect rabid animals are children under 15 years of age.
In addition to existing vaccines, Tuebingen-based company CureVac published proof-of-concept data from a Phase I trial of a mRNA-based rabies vaccine in July. Kedrab, a new immune globulin for rabies treatment produced by Israel-based company Kamada received approval by the FDA this August.
Outdoor swimming is great on a hot summer day, but it can also be fatal if the water is infected with Naegleria fowleri amoeba. When inhaled through the nose, Naegleria can enter the brain and cause primary amebic meningoencephalitis (PAM), a rapidly fatal brain infection. The US Center for disease control (CDC) lists 143 cases in the US from 1962 to 2016, with only four documented survivors despite widespread antibiotic therapy. Two thirds of cases are children under 15 years.
But rivers and lakes are not the only Naegleria habitat. Using qPCR assays, infectious amoeba have been detected in biofilms of drinking water distribution systems, and the search for a PAM therapy has therefore been intensified. In 2015, investigational breast cancer and anti-leishmania drug miltefosine was used successfully on a 12-year-old girl at the Arkansas Children's Hospital. However, when the same drug was used on two other patients, one of them died, and the other suffered from major neurological damage.
This year saw a new therapeutic approach when scientists at the Virginia Commonwealth University found evidence that Naegleria relies on matrix metalloproteases to degrade the host extracellular matrix during infection, identifying these enzymes as potential therapeutic targets.
The "mad cow disease" health crisis shook the UK about thirty years ago. Today, rigorous control measures have almost eliminated the risk of infections through contaminated food. But still, about one person in every million develops a prion disease such as Creutzfeld-Jacob disease (CJD) or variant CJD every year, mostly through spontaneous somatic mutations.
Prion diseases are of particular scientific interest because it is a protein—not a virus, bacterium, or amoeba— that causes the fatal neuronal damage. Prion proteins convert an otherwise harmless human brain protein into an aggregating isoform which itself becomes infectious, propagating the harmful process throughout the nervous system.
Symptoms only develop after years or decades, so that patients unaware of the disease can spread infectious prions unknowingly when donating blood. Diagnostic tests as developed by researchers at the University of Texas, and in a collaboration with the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and the University of Verona, Italy, can therefore save lives.
Concepts for prion disease therapy are still at early stage. Scientists at the University of Edinburgh and the MRC in Leicester, UK investigate RNAi therapy options, and study the effect of kinase inhibitors on the unfolded protein response mechanism. Primary results for a clinical study of therapeutic antibodies against misfolded prion protein conducted by researchers at the National Reference Center for Human Prion Diseases (NRPE) in Zurich are expected at the end of this year.
Deadly diseases are still around worldwide, and this won't change for some time to come. But spurred by recent major outbreaks, the first promising approaches towards preventions and cures have been identified. However, more scientific efforts are needed to develop efficient vaccinations and therapies that can be deployed in affected regions.
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Harav Shaul Yisraeli – based on Siach Shaul, p. 99 (address from 1943)
[Yaakov made a conditional oath to Hashem, in which he lists his requests and his promises. There is some question about where one ends and the other begins. At the heart of the transition is the pasuk,] "I shall return in peace to my father's home, and Hashem will be for me, G-d" (Bereishit 28:21). The Ramban connects this pasuk to the idea (Ketubot 110b) that whoever lives outside Israel is like one who does not have a G-d.
There were those, who even though they lived a religious lifestyle, did not find their way to Eretz Yisrael. There were those who saw as the goal of Judaism just the idea of spreading the idea of belief in Hashem throughout the world. They did not see a relevance of there being a specific territory to which they needed to be connected. Exile seemed to them to be a natural situation, to the extent that they loved the lands of their exile as their homeland and even saw it as an obligation to give their life for the preservation of these homelands. This duality, which is having a backlash effect, especially in the religious community, in our days as well, weakens our resolve.
This is not the approach of our Rabbis. The essential Judaism and its mitzvot are specifically made for Eretz Yisrael. The vision of a divine nation is incomplete and blemished when we are outside the Land. We lack a real base – a land that is ours – when we are without our own unique homeland and are dependents "at the table of the nations." "The wisdom of the underprivileged is disgraced" (see Kohelet 9:16). Our feeble attempts to lecture the world on matters of ethics are valueless as long as our words are those of a spineless peddler. Eretz Yisrael exists so that we can reveal the idea of godliness in its fullest sense. Through it we can coronate Hashem with everything that we do. We can create a Jewish street, a Jewish village, and a Jewish city.
However, once we get to Eretz Yisrael, that is when we have the obligation to make good on our obligation, or should we call it, our oath. If we do not actualize the type of life of sanctification of Hashem to which we have alluded, then we have simply left the Torah as letters that are floating in air or as a document whose debt is not paid.


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Aenictus longi is a species of tannish beige army ant found in Bangladesh, and India. The species has two subspecies, "Aenictus longi longi", and "Aenictus longi taivanae".

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Jo Nisbet was born in Northamptonshire, the second of four children, and grew up mainly in suburban London and the Thames Valley. After leaving university, where she studied psychology, Jo lived in Venezuela, working as a teacher, and travelled extensively in the Caribbean and South America. She returned to London in the early eighties and began a career in Public Relations. Jo's daughter was born in 1989 and her son in 1991, both of whom were diagnosed with ADHD. Having spent some time living in Washington, DC, the family returned from the United States in 1998 to settle in London, and Jo trained as a counselling psychologist. She now runs a successful private counselling and coaching practice and frequently works with ADHD children and their families.


Families play a critical role in a child's academic success. Partnerships between families and schools promote student growth and achievement as schools and families work together to meet the needs of each child. The resources below provide strategies to develop effective partnerships.
CPIR is a central source for resources and information for parents. A review of the subjects covered in the Resource section of the website leads to resources on topics such as advocacy, parent involvement, policy, school reform, standards, and use of data.
The link between families and positive behavioral interventions and supports is an important one. The PBIS Center offers information to help families become more meaningfully involved in in their child's education and social development. The PBIS Center offers resources on family involvement within Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports.
The US Department of Education's Family and Community Engagement website includes a framework for building greater support and capacity in schools, homes and communities, so ALL students have the chance to succeed. Get ideas for how to bring your passion, talents, and energy to help students and to make your neighborhood schools stronger. YOU can make a difference. You can help young people in your neighborhood have a strong start and prepare for college and for their careers.


Who will be conducting your legal review of existing legislation related to the recruitment of Black, Asian and minority ethnic (BAME) police officers?
Legal advice has been sought to ensure we are maximising existing equalities legislation with an aim of having a Met that is as diverse as the make-up of Londoners. The advice has been sought from Karon Monaghan QC of Matrix Chambers, an expert in the fields of equality and discrimination law.


Eczema, also known as dermatitis, is a term for several types of skin conditions that involve swelling. The most common type of eczema is atopic dermatitis.
Atopic dermatitis is not contagious and is most common in babies and children. As children grow, the condition can get worse or may even go away completely. If it exists and gets worse, then it exists even in their adulthood.
The exact cause of this skin condition is not known; however, environmental and genetic factors are considered responsible for the skin condition.
The most common symptom of atopic dermatitis is severe itching. However, there are other symptoms that this skin condition shows. Let's examine the other common symptoms.
These symptoms may get worse with the triggers that are present in the environment or due to the lack of proper care. Let's examine these factors that may worsen the skin condition.
Dry skin: Dry skin can easily turn scaly, rough, and tight. This may worsen the symptoms of atopic dermatitis.
Hot and cold temperatures: During the summers, your skin can get irritated due to the sweating and excess heat and may even cause prickly heat symptoms. During the winters, the skin tends to get dry and may cause it to itch.
Stress: Stress can cause the existing skin condition to get worse.
Infections: Exposure to bacteria, viruses, and fungi present in the environment like staph or herpes can cause infections that may trigger atopic dermatitis symptoms.
Allergens: Common allergens in the air like dust, pollen, mold etc. can cause allergic reactions that may cause the skin condition to flare up.
Hormonal changes: Hormonal changes, especially in women, may worsen atopic dermatitis.
Daily products: Some daily products like soap, hand wash, sanitizers, detergents etc. can irritate the skin and cause burning or itching.
Therefore, to prevent the symptoms from getting worse, it is important to make sure that the mentioned triggers are avoided whenever possible.
Treating atopic dermatitis is only possible after consulting your doctor. Knowing what is making your atopic dermatitis worse is the first step to treat it the right way. Some may require medications while some may require creams that need to applied topically.
Let's examine the available treatments that may heal the skin and prevent worsening of the atopic dermatitis symptoms.
Skin creams or ointments: These are used to bring down the swelling, rashes, and even control the allergic reaction of the body toward an allergen.
Corticosteroids: These medicines may provide relief from the inflamed areas on the body. The redness, swelling, and itching that come with the skin condition may also be lessened.
Antibiotics: If you have atopic dermatitis with a bacterial infection, antibiotics may be used to treat the infection.
Antihistamines: These medicines may prevent an individual with the condition from scratching too much, especially at night.
Phototherapy: This is a light therapy that should be done under the supervision of a doctor. It uses a machine that allows narrowband ultraviolet B (UVB) light to fall on the skin to reduce swelling and itching, increase vitamin D production, and fight bacteria on the skin.
Apart from these medical treatments, there are certain things you can do at home to control the symptoms of atopic dermatitis. Let's examine these home remedies in detail.
Here are a few basic ways you can control the symptoms of atopic dermatitis and make living with the skin condition better for you.
A daily skin care routine is important for everyone; therefore, it is twice as important for an individual with atopic dermatitis. It is important to shower with warm water and not hot water.
After a shower, it is important to moisturize your skin with a cream or body lotion, either prescribed by the doctor or one that you have found which does not irritate the skin. If you want to go all natural with the moisturizer, coconut oil is always a good option.
Tight clothing can cause irritation to the skin. Therefore, it is advised to wear loose, cotton clothes to avoid discomfort. In addition, fabrics like wool and polyester can cause itching, so these should be avoided as well.
Ensure that the water is not too cold or not too hot as the symptoms may be worsened in extreme temperatures. Use warm water and pat dry with a dry towel.
Disturbed sleep is a common effect of atopic dermatitis because of the constant itching. Other effects include anxiety, depression, and frustration. Lavender oil can help provide good sleep and reduce the levels of anxiety with its aroma.
Apart from these remedies, if the skin does not have blisters, then cool, wet compresses may be applied to relieve itching.
Therefore, if you have atopic dermatitis, it is important to consult the doctor and follow the medical procedures and treatments to control it. A daily skin care routine along with a balanced diet may help control the symptoms of the skin condition.
Home remedies may take time and it is important to communicate them with your healthcare provider before you treat the condition on your own.
1. ↑ Atopic Dermatitis. National Eczema Association.
2. ↑ Atopic Dermatitis. National Eczema Association.
3. ↑ Recognizing the mind-skin connection. Harvard Medical School.
4. ↑ Proksch, Ehrhardt, Hans‐Peter Nissen, Markus Bremgartner, and Colin Urquhart. "Bathing in a magnesium‐rich Dead Sea salt solution improves skin barrier function, enhances skin hydration, and reduces inflammation in atopic dry skin." International journal of dermatology 44, no. 2 (2005): 151-157.
5. ↑ Lavender. University of Maryland Medical Center.


The one pot cheddar cajun pork pasta is packed full of broccoli, slow roasted cherry tomatoes, sharp cheddar cheese and LOTS of cajun spiced pork. You'll love how simple this dish is to make and the cleanup is a breeze since it's all made in the same pot!
Disclosure: This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Sargento. All opinions are my own.
You guys I'm obsessed with watching all the Food Network shows. It's out. of. control. Art walks in the door and looks at me saying "Ina…again?" Yes Ina again! I swear it's my dream to become that woman. Living a life of good olive oil, good mayonnaise and good vanilla. Plus that house – gahhhhhh! And don't even get me started about my love Alton Brown. If I had to have a foodie dinner party those two would both be invited. I doubt they would show since they don't me BUT they would totally be invited.
That's why when I was asked to take part in the Chopped at Home Challenge with Sargento® I wrote back HECK YES! Ok, I didn't really write back HECK YES in CAPS because that is now how adults sent emails. However, I wish that was socially acceptable because I would totally reply that excited to most of the work emails I get. PLUS this campaign combines Food Network and cheese. Do things get any better?
Ok, so here was my chopped challenge – pork tenderloin, broccoli, cherry tomatoes and Sargento Chefs Blend 4 State cheddar cheese. While I was more than happy they didn't throw some weird curveball ingredient I was still worried I wouldn't come up with something delicious enough. I was wrong. I rocked the heck out of this challenge. Trust me, this one pot cheddar cajun pork pasta is going to rock your pasta loving world! Plus I already have a major love for Sargento cheese since they carry all the blends I crave! In fact they have over 30 varieties of cheese and their shredded cheese is always cut from blocks of 100% real, natural cheese. Hello delicious cheese!
The pork is flavored with Cajun seasoning and then tossed with creamy pasta, broccoli and my homemade slow roasted cherry tomatoes. That's right – I made those tomatoes on Monday and I'm showing you how to use them today!
Now it's time for you to get your challenge on and make this pasta! You'll love how creamy and delicious it turns out. PLUS don't forget it's one pot which means easy cleanup!
The one pot cheddar cajun pork pasta is packed full of broccoli, slow roasted cherry tomatoes, sharp cheddar cheese and LOTS of cajun spiced pork. You'll love how simple this dish is to make and the cleanup is a breeze since it's all made in the same pot!
In a bowl add your cubed pork tenderloin with desired amount of Cajun seasoning and kosher salt. Toss to coat. The amount you use will depend on the seasoning blend you use.
Add in the onion and garlic and cook just until the onion has softened.
Add in chicken stock, half and half and pasta. Bring to a low boil, reduce heat to medium, cover and simmer until the past is tender. If it looks like all your liquid will be boiled out add a bit more chicken stock to the mix just to keep the pasta moist. You need a bit of moisture to keep the pasta creamy.
After the pasta is fully cooked stir in about 3/4 cups of the cheese and mix to combine. Stir in steamed broccoli florets, slow roasted cherry tomatoes and the browned pork tenderloin. Stir to combine and sprinkle with remaining shredded cheese. Season the top with cracked pepper if desired.
Note: You can easily double this recipe but remember to use a bigger pan.
Oh my, this just sounds so creamy and amazing! I adore anything cajun, but when it also involves pasta I think you've completely won my inner fat-kid's heart!
This pasta sounds like the perfect easy weeknight meal that has tons of flavor (and cheese!).


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Home Releases Brand YouWeCan Partners with Suditi Industries for its Clothing Line
Brand YouWeCan Partners with Suditi Industries for its Clothing Line
The partnership has been conceptualized & curated by licensing agency Black White Orange
National, 5th May 2016: Suditi Industries Ltd. and YouWeCan (backed by Yuvraj Singh) have associated to create a clothing line under the YWC label. Brand licensing company Black White Orange Brands Pvt Ltd has brokered the deal, taking their strategic partnership with YouWeCan Ventures a notch higher. As a part of this exclusive deal, Suditi Industries Ltd will design and manufacture a licensed clothing line that will include lifestyle and fashion apparel for men, women & 4+ kids. The collection is expected to launch in stores & online by September this year.
Yuvraj Singh for YWC & Pawan Agarwal – MD&Chairman, Suditi Ind
YouWeCan, a Yuvraj Singh foundation, started as a charitable trust promoted by the cricketer himself. Needless to say, the YWC brand ethos will reverberate Yuvi's motto to 'Live, Dare and Inspire'. Keeping in tandem with key global trends, the silhouettes of the apparel range will showcase Yuvraj's persona, both on & off the field. Most importantly, a percentage of the royalties from the sale of every product will be routed to support the initiatives of the YouWeCan Foundation.
Excited about his new endeavor, Yuvraj Singh added, "I am thrilled to start a line which will break away from the mould of the usual silhouettes, as YWC for me is not just a brand but an emotion. It's something that comes from within. Black White Orange plays a very instrumental role in the foundation & formation of brand YWC and in finding the ideal partners in Suditi Industries, to help realize and actualize the thought we had in mind for my apparel line. We are optimistic that our audiences will love the YWC clothing range and their support for the brand will help all the initiatives of the YouWeCan Foundation too. Looking forward to an exciting innings on this one!"
Commenting on the launch, Pawan Agarwal, Chairman and Managing Director, Suditi Industries Ltd said, "We are happy to join hands with the one known for making the impossible, possible! It's a privilege to be associated with YouWeCan. Yuvraj Singh has had a phenomenal journey as a sportsperson and his popularity transcends age groups and boundaries. We're trying to replicate his personality on products and hope to make this the YWC line one of the leading Indian apparel brands in India! The brand YWC tie-up is not only a great opportunity for us to strengthen our position in the celebrity merchandising segment with high-quality products, but at the same time helps us contribute to a social cause."
Speaking on the collaboration, Bhavik Vora – Founder and CEO at Black White Orange said, "This will be an important step towards strengthening and curating the right partners for YWC as a brand. At Black White Orange, goals and strategies are long term & revolve around engaging man, machine, technology, environment and society to provide profitable, responsible and sustainable growth. With this deal we have most certainly moved a step further towards our goals and see Suditi Industries as a great fitment to realize this for Yuvraj's apparel category."
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Holiday home: Nykøbing Sjælland
Holiday home: Nykøbing Sjælland, Northwest Zealand, Zealand, Denmark
Based on 5 ratings4,8 out of 5,0
Recommendable5.0
The holiday home's decor and equipment4.9
Most popular among
Family/Friends with children4.8
Comments from other guests
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Mia - Tranbjerg J (Familieferie med børn, May 2021)
What did you especially like about the holiday house?
"Beliggenheden, den store have, skøn køkken stue alrum med fantastisk udsigt, mulighed for at dele af familien kan trække sig til annekset, masser af spil og bøger i huset."
Noelle - Frederiksberg (Familieferie med børn, February 2021)
Recommendations for future guests
"En gåtur ved Klint"
"Indretning, beliggenhed"
Biljana - Frederiksberg (Familieferie med børn, December 2020)
"No I don`t. Sorry."
"We like the design and the decoration of the place, the position that is next to the beach and it had all hushold items that we needed."
Randi - Smørum (Familieferie med børn, June 2020)
Merete - Taastrup (Familieferie med børn, May 2020)
"Godt køkken med meget udstyr, fedt anneks med plads og bad/toilet, skøn grund"
View over water (sea or lake)
Energy-saving initiatives (geothermal heat, solar energy and heat pump)
Woodburn. stove
Built 1966, renovated in 2013
7 km to restaurant
2.3 km to grocer's
25 m to coast
Free cancellation up to 35 days to arrival in the period 8/1 to 3/6-2022
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ANAnnexe
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EEntrance hall
KKitchen
OTCovered terrace
OLiving room
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1 living room: Wood-burning stove, Internet+ (min. 50 Mbit download), Chromecast, TV
3 bedroom: 1 double bed, 1 double bed, 1 double bed
2 annex: 1 double bed, 1 double extra bed
kitchen area: Electric cooker, fridge-freezer, cooker hood, coffee maker, dish washer
Bath/WC: Washing machine, WC, wash basin, shower cubicle, underfloor heating
Bath/WC: WC, wash basin, shower cubicle, underfloor heating
and: Terrace, covered terrace, electric heating, air-to-air heat pump, garden grill, beach plot 2675 m², mixed furnishings, view over water, non-smoking house
About the holiday home
About Nordvestsjælland
The western part of Sealand – Sealand, the biggest island of Denmark - is a very green piece of land. The landscape of this region is varied and offers a hilly landscape in Odsherred with gorgeous beaches in Sejerø Bugt (Bay) in the north, some totally flat landscapes of fat soil called Lammefiord and Åmose, and finally big forests near Sørø and beaches and cliffs at the Big Belt.
There are many old and cosy provincial towns and ports in West Sealand, and some of them are situated in the head of a pretty fiord. Furthermore there is a lot of small villages.
West Sealand has a long coastline, and at the Big Belt there are several fine and children friendly beaches with low water. Sejerø Bugt (Bay) and the Kattegat coast offer some of the best beaches with fine, white sand and dunes. At Isefiord you will find both coastal meadows and fine beaches with low water, and here you can always find a sheltered beach.
Odsherred is surrounded by the sea on 3 sides, and this is why the light is so special. When the weather is bright and sunny, you have fantastic views as far as the eye can see – for instance from Sjællands Odde to the entire Sejerø Bugt (Bay) and from Klintebjerg to the Kattegat Sea. The undulating landscape also contains many burial mounds and ancient monuments.
At Havnsø in Nekselø Bugt (bay) you will find Vesterlyng, which is the biggest moorland of Sealand. Vesterlyng is a nature reserve, but you are allowed to go for a swim from the fine beaches or to go for a walk wherever you wish. You can also visit the beautiful and hilly landscape of Røsnæs north of Kalundborg. A hiking path ending near to the lighthouse runs along the coastal line of tall cliffs. The point of Røsnæs is the westernmost point of Sealand with more annual hours of sun than most other places of Denmark.
The nature reserve called Hov Vig is to find east of Nykøbing Sealand. A bicycle and hiking path takes you through these fantastic wetlands with an important bird life which can be studied from a bird watching tower.
South of Sorø you will find the beautiful lakes of Tystrup-Bavelse situated in a wonderful, undulating landscape of manors with wide fields and forests and the largest stream of Sealand, Suså. You can enjoy fantastic views over both the lakes and the stream, which is very popular with canoe people and anglers, and since 2003 you can be lucky to find breeding white-tailed eagles here.
About Sjælland
Rent a holiday home on Zealand - and enjoy a holiday filled with adventure on Denmark's largest island
You can choose from more than 400 holiday homes to rent on Zealand through DanCenter Holiday Home Rentals. Find a great selection of holiday homes in North Zealand, which is one of the most sought after holiday home areas on Zealand. Select the arrival date and check out what is available for the dates you need.
Zealand is Denmark's largest island and has something to offer for every taste. In addition to housing Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, Zealand has incredibly beautiful scenery that varies between large forests, hilly landscapes and fantastic bathing beaches. In addition, the island has numerous cosy market towns with historic buildings and many castles, mansions and fortifications that can be visited.
• In Odsherred in northwestern Zealand, the focus is on the sheer diversity of scenery in this area. Here, in the west you'll find hilly landscapes
facing the Samsø Belt, fantastic sandy beaches with large, sandy dunes to the north out to Hesselø Bay, and lush fjord landscapes in the east towards Isefjord. And on top of all this, it is also where you'll find Zealand's largest moor at Havnsø at the lower end of Nekselø Bay. Search under holiday homes in Roervig, Roenaes and Veddinge bakker, which are some of the well-known holiday home areas. At DanCenter Holiday Home Rentals, we're here to help you find the perfect holiday home for your holiday.
• In Northeast Zealand, you'll find Denmark's capital, Copenhagen. This city has more sights and attractions to see than you can possibly cram into one holiday! Both north and south of Copenhagen, there are large holiday home areas situated close to good bathing beaches, in Gilleleje and Raageleje in North Zealand. So you can combine your holiday in a holiday home with a city break in Copenhagen. In Northeast Zealand, you can also visit one of the many royal castles and fortresses that were built throughout the ages by Danish kings, including Kronborg Castle in Helsingør (or Elsinore in English), the setting for Shakespeare's play, Hamlet.
• In South West Zealand, there are many nice cosy towns you can visit such as Slagelse and Skælskør. In Skælskør, you can take a lovely trip on the fjord by boat, and in the town centre, you can see some of Denmark's most idyllic, historic buildings with half-timbered houses and inner courtyards paved with cobblestones. In Slagelse, you can go shopping in the city's pleasant pedestrian streets and shopping malls. In South West Zealand, you can also enjoy visiting one of the many historic castles, country estates or fortifications that dot the countryside.
Good beaches along the coast
There are good beaches to be found all over Zealand. The most well-known of them lie out to the Kattegat in North Zealand, like those at Hornbæk, Gilleleje and Liseleje. On Zealand's west and the east coasts, where the water is more calm, most of the good beaches are to be found along the bays. These include the beaches in Køge Bugt and Faxe Bugt on the east coast, and those in Sejerø Bugt and Musholm Bugt on the west coast.
Holiday home rentals on Zealand
At DanCenter Holiday Home Rentals, we have over 60 years of experience in renting out holiday homes. Here on this page, you will find more You can choose from more than 400 holiday homes to rent on Zealand - so whether you are looking for a classic cottage, a luxury property or a holiday home with a sea view, you'll find something, whatever your taste at DanCenter.
Spend your vacation at a Danland Holiday Center on Zealand
You can also visit one of Danland's holiday centers on Zealand in Karrebaeksminde or Gilleleje. For something a little different, why not book a stay at one of Danland´s [holiday centers] (//www.danland.dk/). Here, you'll have access to a number of shared facilities that you rarely have when you rent a holiday home.
Info & opening hours
DanCenter Odsherred & Vestsjælland
Lyngvej 183
Odsherred@dancenter.com
The holiday home is at your disposal from 16:00 o'clock on the arrival date.
The key can be picked up at the local office.
Week 25 to 35 (incl.)
Saturday 09:00 - 12:00 & 15:30 - 18:00
Before the holiday
Rental agreement and directions
Shortly after booking holiday accommodation through DanCenter you will receive your booking confirmation. This confirmation constitutes your rental agreement containing all necessary information. On the first page you will find information about the addresses of your holiday home and the key pick up place, as well as a directions on how to find the house. On the following pages you will find the invoice for the stay you have booked complete with transfer order/inpayment form, stating the due dates.
On arrival at the key pick up point, you will be asked to present your rental agreement whereupon you will be handed your key as well as an electricity-envelope on which the meter readings of all consumption dependant expenses (electricity, heating, water, etc.) are to be noted upon arrival as well as departure.
Time of arrival
Arrival can take place from 4 p.m. on the day the rental period commences.
Arrival outside opening hours
If you can not reach your destination until eg. late evening, our local offices will be closed. Therefore please contact us in time to make arrangements with regards to the key and the deposit. The contact information of the local office can be found on your rental agreement or under the menu Kontakt on dancenter.dk
All holiday homes are equipped with all kitchen utensils, duvets and pillows necessary for the maximum amount of persons, which the house can room. Bed linen, dish cloths, table cloths etc. can be rented at the local office or online, if you prefer not to bring these items yourselves.
When you book a baby cot, please note that we can not guarantee space for the cot in the master bedroom. If the house description say there is a cot in the house and you only need one, booking is unnecessary.
You can also book delivery of the extras you rent. This way you do not need to drive several times between the holiday home and local office.
Please note that in high season, extras might be sold out. Therefore we recommend you to always book extras and final cleaning when booking your holiday home.
Holiday home Nykøbing Sjælland X
As your arrival will be within short time, we ask you to book the holiday home by calling tel. no. +45 72 44 11 69.
On weekdays between 10-4 pm and Saturdays 10-12, you may also contact us on +45 72 44 11 69.
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To the side of a dead-end street, off the one-way section of Olympic as it nears the beach, sits an industrial quadrant of concrete and delivery trucks and, though you may easily miss it if you're not among the initiated, one of the best Italian import shops in town. Guidi Marcello, Ltd. is more an overflowing stockroom than a store, a tiny jammed shop fronting a vast warehouse.
"This is a showroom for chefs," is how Marco Guidi describes his store, gesturing to the shelves stocked with Spinosi pastas and Risogreppi rice and Farchioni olive oils, the counter laden with samples of Red Cow Parmigiano-Reggiano and bread smeared with Gioia mascarpone and items marked down in honor of the 50 years Guidi has been in business.
Guidi Marcello, Ltd. was founded by Marco Guidi's father, whose name was Marcello Guidi (an immigrant family's familiar story of name-changing, here inversion rather than shortening or changing), who left his native Tuscany for Ethiopia in 1945 to start a postwar business. Marco Guidi took over the company from this father and relocated to Santa Monica in 1981. The business is still a family operation: Guidi's daughter Gaia bakes the cookies, wrapped in pretty cellophane and for sale near the register, with ingredients from the shop; her oatmeal-cherry cookies, for example, are made with the Amarenada Toschi cherries in syrup from her father's shelves.
Guidi has a lot more than cherries, between what's on those shelves and what's housed in the back. "Like 2000 products," says Guidi, "I don't even know how many." 300 whole wheels of Red Cow parmesan for starters--each one weighs 90 lbs.--and 3000 cases of Farchioni olive oil ("thirty years I do business with this guy"), some of which have even been bottled under Guidi's own label, Colli Guidi. It's a tiny labyrinth of a shop, and you may well get lost--if not actually, then metaphorically, thinking yourself far away from the concrete horizontal world where you parked your car. Which, hopefully, has a lot of room for all the stuff you'll be taking home.
Guidi Marcello: 1649 10th St., Santa Monica; (310) 452-6277. Open 9:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.


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US Trade Rep talks about India's high tariffs in CII Partnership Summit - Indica news
US Trade Rep talks about India's high tariffs in CII Partnership Summit
Biz December 17, 2020 indica
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In the recently held CII Partnership Summit, Piyush Goyal, Minister of Commerce and Industry, opened the event marking it 125 years presence.
The event captured perspectives of leading experts across major tracks, namely, geopolitical and strategic developments, international trade and multilateralism, economy and finance, investments, technology disruptions, socio-cultural and sustainability aspects, and cooperation in healthcare.
During one of the talks, in regards to trade, US Trade Representative (USTR) Robert Lighthizer said that India has to reduce its import tariffs to have a closer economic relationship with the US.
"The US can't have a relationship where one country has tariffs five or six times higher than theirs… It is a political decision and a business decision. I am not saying that there should be no tariffs on anything. We have our own politics and security issues. But that is a single (largest) issue you have. You have very high tariffs. In fact, more than other developing countries," Lighthizer said at a 'Fireside Chat' at the CII Partnership Summit on Wednesday.
The USTR said that he and Commerce & Industry Minister Piyush Goyal had talked about a small Generalised System of Preferences (GSP) deal (an agreement that allows exporters of certain products from a country duty-free/lower duty market access to the US) but both preferred to work on a bigger free trade-like pact.
"We both felt that what was ultimately needed was a large free trade-like agreement between India and the US that will cement things in a way that other things won't. And that will be good for economics as well as security of the two countries. That will help us write the rules of trade going forward. I think that we have already made headway," he said.
The US is India's top trading partner, accounting for $88.9 billion in 2019-20.
Talking about barriers to trade, Lighthizer said: "We in the US have all our tariffs bound. And it is about 3 per cent or so… By contrast, India has 75 per cent of its tariffs bound and the bound rate is at about 50 per cent. So these are very very high rates for a $2.8 trillion economy."
While acknowledging that India's effective tariffs were substantially lower, he said they were still about five times higher than the US'. "So tariffs are a problem. We don't think India is interested in reducing tariffs on an MFN basis (same reduction for all trading partners), but if we did have a deal, then we could reduce tariffs in ways that would be helpful I think to both of us," he said.
Under the Trump regime, India and the US have been working on a FTA, but high demands from the US and India's refusal to give concessions in sensitive areas such as agriculture and medical equipment did not allow a pact to be concluded.
The USTR said that while bilateral trade between India and the US had grown phenomenally in the last five-six years, the trade deficit suffered by the US had not changed and was at around $29 billion-$30 billion annually.
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