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Our Lady of Victories News
FR CHRIS WRITES:
This weekend we welcome John Edwards the Bishop's Pro Life Coordinator who will give the White Flower Appeal and will be available after the 11.00am Mass for coffee and discussion in the Hall.
We have managed this week to install the new boiler in the hall which went well thank God. So I hope that we have no further problems with the heating there. Thank you for the patience that the various users have shown. Thank you to Jon Randle for their excellent work.
It was lovely to gather in the Baptist Church for the Christian Unity Service and experience their more free flowing style of prayer and worship.
PS There is a lady in Fleckney who needs a lift to church. Is there anyone who can oblige?
FUNERALS:
Grace Cotter died on Saturday 14 January 2023. Her funeral will be on Friday 3 February 2023 at 10.00 am. Our condolences to Mary, Trish and Eammon.
May she rest in peace.
Saturday 6.00 pm 28 January 2023: J Snaith
Sunday 9.00 am 29 January 2023: F Thompson
Sunday 11.00 am 29 January 2023: B Tyrell
Saturday 6.00 pm 4 February 2023: J Rowland
Sunday 9.00 am 5 February 2023: D Chappell
Sunday 11.00 am 5 February 2023: R van der Liet
Fr Chris PP
Our children have started their First Communion sessions and each session will take place in between the Masses with the children joining their parents and the congregation after the Liturgy of the Word.
Please pray for them and their Catechists.
SPUC White Flower appeal 2023:
The Society for the Protection of Unborn Children will be holding its annual appeal this weekend. SPUC wants a world where abortion is unthinkable, and is raising awareness of the widespread problem of abortion coercion.
According to an independent poll, 87% of GP's are concerned that the governments "pills by post" scheme leaves women vulnerable to coerced abortion. SPUC Is calling on the Prime Minister to contend this abhorrent tragedy. as generous as you can to help SPUC defend unborn babies and their mothers by highlighting this urgent crisis.
The appeal will be made by John Edwards who was a deputy head teacher in the Becket School in Nottingham. Bishop Patrick has asked him to be the Pro-Life Coordinator in the diocese which he does on a voluntary basis. He will also fill us in I am sure with an update of the Pro-Life activities and indeed situation in this country. I am sure he will encourage us and our small Pro-Life group which needs further members for this vital work.
There will be Coffee after the 11.00 am Mass for people to meet John when he will answer any questions and speak further.
HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL DAY, 27 January:
Bishop Declan Lang, Chair of the Bishop's Conference's International Affairs department, is encouraging us to pause and remember the millions who were murdered and pray that "love will triumph over evil." On Holocaust Memorial Day, we pray for the six million people who were murdered and all those affected by the Holocaust. We also remember those who suffered and died in the genocides that followed. This year's theme is Ordinary People, recognizing that it was ordinary people who fell victim to ordinary people perpetrating evil acts, while so many ordinary people stood by. It was also the bravery and selflessness of ordinary people that helped to rescue others.
"Each one of us has the capacity for both immense good and for evil. As we take a moment to pause from our daily lives, let us reflect upon our own responsibility to prevent future genocides and consider how we view marginalised people in our communities. We commit ourselves to stand against antisemitism, injustice and prejudice wherever it might be found. Together we remember the Holocaust and pray that love will triumph over evil."
Some words from Pope Francis in an address to Participants in a liturgical Conference in Rome on Saturday.
One of the aims of the Council was to accompany the faithful in recovering the capacity to live liturgical action fully and to be astonished at what happens in the celebration under our very eyes (cf. Desiderio desideravi, 31). Note that it does not speak about aesthetic joy, for example, or the aesthetic sense, no, but rather wonder. Wonder is different to aesthetic pleasure: it is the encounter with God. Only the encounter with the Lord gives you wonder. …. And finally, I urge you to cultivate silence. In this age, we talk, we talk… Silence. Especially before the celebrations – a moment that is at times taken for a social gathering. We talk: "Ah, how are you? Is everything going well? Why not?". Silence helps the assembly and concelebrants to concentrate on what is to be done. Often sacristies are noisy before and after celebrations, but silence opens and prepares for the mystery: it is silene that enables you to prepare for the mystery, it permits its assimilation, and lets the echo of the Word that is listened to resound. Fraternity is beautiful; greeting one another is beautiful, but it is the encounter with Jesus that gives meaning to our gathering, to our coming together. We must rediscover and cherish silence!
INTER CARE WITH LACY:
Leicestershire Active Catholic Youth warmly invite all young people, families and friends to join them on Sunday 12 March 2023 at 2.00 pm in a social walk, doing laps of Knighton Park, Leicester to raise funds for Inter Care.
Inter Care provides free access to medical aid for vulnerable patients across sub-Saharan Africa. Take on board as short or long a walk as you wish. All monies received will help towards medical aid for the people of Africa.
4.00 pm hot drinks and cake will be provided at St Thomas More Church, 75 Knighton Road, LE2 3HN.
5.00 pm a Youth Mass - which will be celebrated for us by Fr. Simon Gillespie. (Lifts available from Knighton Park to the Church if required). The Mass will be offered for the vulnerable people of sub-Saharan South Africa.
Sponsor forms available from paulinepayne@hotmail.com and fundraising@intercare.org.uk.
We look forward to seeing you! Help us to make this the most amazing event ever! All donations to Just Giving: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/lacysponsoredwalk2023.
COACH PILGRIMAGE TO KNOCK SHRINE
County Mayo from the 7 -12 May 2023 led by Fr John Joe Maloney. A few places left. See poster for details
THE WEEKLY ROSARY GROUP
meets outside in front of Our Lady's Statue Sunday 3.30 pm - 4.00 pm. For more information contact Maureen Douglas 07966 515115 - http://UKPrays.org
DIOCESAN WIDE COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK
Are you involved in communications in your parish, deanery, or Catholic organisation as a social media manager, newsletter editor, photographer, writer or journalist (or something else)? Training and networking opportunities will soon be available to members of a diocesan 'Communications Network'.
If interested please email naomi.roberts@dioceseofnottingham.uk with your name, parish and role using the subject 'Communications Network'.
COME AND SEE WEEKEND
The Sacred Heart Fathers and Brothers (Betharram) invite you to a 'Come and See Weekend' to explore the Gift of Vocation to the Religious Life and Priesthood. The Weekend will take from Friday (Evening) 24 February 2023 to after lunch on Sunday 26 February 2023 at Shallowford House Retreat Centre, Staffordshire, ST15 0NZ. For more information please contact Brother Andrew Ferris SCJ (br.andrewscj@holyname.org.uk) or Father Wilfred Joseph SCJ (wilfreed15@hotmail.com).
GIVING IN MARKET HARBOROUGH:
Many thanks to all who continue giving to the Parish. For anyone who is new there are Gift Aid Forms in the cloister near the wall.
Name of account: Our Lady of Victories, Market Harborough RCP
Sort Code: 30 - 95- 47
Just put a note to say it is church donation. If You are a Tax payer you can pick up a Gift Aid Form (if you have not completed one) at the Church or email Fr Chris parishpriest@olvic.com and I can send you one by email. We can claim an extra 25% on top of anything you give if you are tax payer.
WELCOMERS NEEDED:
We're very short of welcomers at the 11am Mass, so if you mostly go to that Mass and think that you could spare a half hour or so, once a month (or less often if that's what you can manage) to welcome your fellow parishioners we'd love to hear from you. New volunteers to welcome at other Masses would be very helpful too. Please contact Theresa Kendrick on 07748 591398 or Beatrice Stewart on 01858 465492, or just have a word with Fr Chris.
MISSIO BOXES
Please would people bring in their red Missio Boxes for emptying. Thank you.
If anyone would like a box please let myself or Christine Shepherd know.
VICTORY PRIZE DRAW - JANUARY 2023
First Prize - £60 - M O'Malley - ticket number 140
Second Prize - £25 - P Armstrong - ticket number 55
Third Prize - £15 - B Stewart - ticket number 16
Due to the lack of members re-joining we have had to lower the prize money to comply with the law. It is hoped this may be only a short term measure.
Annual members are reminded that their fees are due in January 2023 and can be forwarded to K Shiers 23 Fairfax Road Market Harborough LE16 9JT cheques made out to Victory Prize Draw. Thank you all for your support.
ST THOMAS AQUINAS CMAT
is seeking an enthusiastic, energetic faith leader with a passion for working with children and young people helping them to explore and engage with their faith. As school lay chaplain working in St Martin (secondary) and the local primary schools, Saint Peter, Earl Shilton; Saint Peter, Hinckley; and Saint Charles, Measham. For more information contact Tom Shannon tshannon@aquinas-cmat.org
DIRECTOR OF YOUTH SERVICES
The Nottingham Diocesan Catholic Youth Service is looking to recruit a new Director of Youth Services to start work later this year. This is an exciting opportunity for a highly skilled and experienced individual to be at the helm of Catholic Youth Ministry in the Diocese of Nottingham.
For more information visit www.dioceseofnottingham.uk/careers/director-of-youth-services or see the poster at the back of church.
CALLING YOUNG ADULTS OF THE DIOCESE (those aged 18-35)
The diocese will also be bringing a group of young adults to World Youth in Lisbon next August.
If you would like to be part of this exciting pilgrimage there are 20 spaces available, please visit:
www.dioceseofnottingham.uk/events/wyd23 for more information and how to book.
Do you want to go deeper into your Catholic spiritual life and prayer life? A monthly 'Going Deeper' gathering will continue on Tuesday 14 February 2023 at 6.30 pm and continue thereafter on the third Tuesday of the month. It will begin in the Kavanagh Room. The main components of the meeting will be: the Evening Prayer of the Church; discussion of a classic text on prayer by one of the great spiritual teachers, a period of silent prayer. The plan is to finish around 8.00 pm. For more information, email Cyprian Blamires on cpblamires@aol.com or phone him on 01858 468224 or 07714 651756.
AID to DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - ADC (formerly Third World Group)
Due to the ongoing limitations on social events for fund-raising, our main source of income at the moment is selling items on eBay, but our stock is dwindling. If we are to keep our promises to our beneficiaries we must maintain this activity. Please look through your cupboards, drawers, lofts, even sheds and garages, for good quality items that you no longer need. Clothing is the most popular but anything as long as it is in good condition and still has some value. Our box is under the table opposite the noticeboard in the cloister.
RETROUVILLE: A Programme for Couples Struggling in their Marriages
Do you feel alone? Are you frustrated or angry with each other? Do you argue … or have you just stopped talking to each other? Does talking about it only make it worse? Retrouvaille is a programme to support couples who have difficulties in their marriage. It brings a positive focus, new hope and helps nourish and grow your marriage.
Tens of thousands of couples headed for divorce have successfully saved their marriages by attending and using the tools provided. The programme helps spouses uncover or re-awaken the love, trust and commitment that originally brought them together. It helps them through difficult times whether they are disillusioned or in deep misery. There is no group therapy or group work.
For confidential information about 'Retrouvaille' or to register for the next programme commencing with a Virtual weekend on 13 - 16 October or a Face to Face weekend in Welwyn Garden City on 24 - 26 February 2023, call or text 07887 296983 or 07973 380443 or email retrouvailleukinfo@gmail.com - or visit www.retrouvaille.org.uk
KEY HOLDERS:
We need to establish a list of key holders to Parish Property. I do not have one. Could those who hold keys to the Church, Hall or Presbytery let me know what keys they hold. Many thanks.
DIOCESAN E-NEWS
The next edition of the Diocesan E-News is on the horizon, sign up to make sure you don't miss it. It only takes 60 seconds!
Register via www.dioceseofnottingham.uk/news/mailinglist by emailing naomi.roberts@dioceseofnottingham.uk or scanning the QR code on the poster.
JUBILEE FOOD BANK:
You are asked to leave food bank items in the trolleys at various supermarkets when you shop. Refill Revolution at the Eco Village, Sainsbury's, Waitrose, Both Coop supermarkets,B&M, Nationwide, Coop, Great Glen cf https://www.jubileefoodbankmh.uk/ Shopping List: MOST NEEDED--URGENT: : Pasta sauce Tinned chicken in sauce Tinned red meat (bolognaise, mince, stewed, chilli, corned, ham...) Other beans (red kidney beans, chickpeas...) Custard Jam or marmalade Snacks (snack bars, small bags of nuts, dried fruit...) Porridge oats Soup We would also appreciate: Used, clean, strong 'bags for life', strong carrier bags Jars of sandwich paste Crackers (cream crackers or similar) Sugar (small bags if possible, 500g) Packets of Rice (500g if possible) Tinned hot dogs Powdered mashed potato (like Smash) Fruit (tinned) Rice pudding (tinned) Crackers Cereal Tinned peas Bottles of squash Jars of curry sauce to go with rice UHT Semi-Skimmed milk UHT Whole milk UHT juice Biscuits Tinned potatoes Tinned meatballs Tomatoes (tinned) Jars of coffee Hot chocolate Mild curry sauces. Please leave in trolley at Supermarket.
We don't currently need: Baked beans, Baked beans with Sausage, Carrots, Sweetcorn, Tinned tomatoes.
We are now making all the benches available for people to sit on except those under the Choir gallery at the back. These remain for social distancing.
A reminder that if you do not want people to sit next to you, please put your hymn book or mass book on the bench.
A PRAYER FOR UKRAINE:
We pray that the Lord God send His Holy Spirit to all the people of Ukraine and gives them the grace of endurance in faith, hope and love amid the current ordeals; may peace be granted throughout Ukraine and may the Ukrainian nation be delivered from all enemies, so that we may glorify the good and merciful God in justice and truth.
Lord hear us and have mercy. Amen.
Information from Caritas on the Ukraine and the Welcome scheme is available from the Grapevine Newsletter:
https://mailchi.mp/8c5391118ca7/grapevine-1-news-from-adult-formation-justice-peace-and-caritas-7891949?e=c26dc0ee07
Also see Catholic Social Action Network (CSAN) https://www.csan.org.uk/ukraine/
Parishioners can be part of the Church's response by giving to CAFOD's Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal at cafod.org.uk/Ukraine
THURSDAY COFFEE
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PRAYER FOR SPIRITUAL COMMUNION:
I recommend that you pray this prayer every morning.
A "Spiritual Communion" encouraged when we are unable to receive Holy Communion Sacramentally. This prayer was composed by St Alphonsus Liguori:
My Jesus, I believe that you are truly present in the Most Holy Sacrament. I love you above all things, and I desire to receive you into my soul. Since this moment I cannot receive you sacramentally, I embrace you as being already there and unite myself wholly to you. Never permit me to be separated from you. Amen.
The Church is open for Private prayer each day
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Please wear a face mask for the sake of others
Those of you with internet please print off a copy of the Newsletter for Parishioners who do not have the internet. Paper copies are available at church.
May God bless you all and your loved ones in these coming days of grace.
Fr Chris
SUPPORTING PRISONERS' FAMILIES: COULD YOU BE A VOLUNTEER?
PACT is a Catholic charity and their Prisoners' Families Helpline are currently seeking to recruit more helpline volunteers. The role can be carried out remotely. https://www.prisonadvice.org.uk/Pages/Category/volunteer
in England and Wales Please see the Bishop's website: https://www.cbcew.org.uk/home/news-and-media/news/
GRAPEVINE - News from Justice & Peace and Caritas:
Grapevine is the Diocesan Newsletter for Adult formation , Justice & Peace and Caritas in our diocese.
THE DIOCESAN CARITAS NEWSLETTER is available online:
https://mailchi.mp/93d69484305c/grapevine-1-news-from-adult-formation-justice-peace-and-caritas-7247369?e=c26dc0ee07
WANTED: WANTED:
Your foreign coins and used or unused stamps - all can be sorted and valued, with profits to our Bazaar fund.
See Fr Chris or Mick Crook for further information.
DATA PROTECTION:
All data is stored securely on computer and access is limited to the Parish Priest and a small number of people authorised by the priest, to assist with parish administration. The Diocese remains the sole Data Controller (i.e. has responsibility for the use and control of this data), even where processing is carried out by parishes. The Diocesan Policy can be found at http://www.dioceseofnottingham.uk/data-protection-policy
All who are associated with the Parish in any way are invited to register. When completing the form please use BLOCK CAPITALS and complete all relevant boxes. If there is not enough room on the form for any information please use the reverse. Thank you for your co-operation.
HAVE YOU BEEN AWAY? WANT TO CATCH UP ON PARISH NEWS?
If you have been away and want to catch up on what's been happening in the parish you can now read the Parish Newsletters for the previous four weeks. Click the "Newsletters" button at the top of this page. You can also download a copy of this week's Newsletter.
ACTIVE GROUP FOR PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA:
Great news for Market Harborough. In addition to the Carers Support Group there will now be an Activity Group for people with Dementia. We are looking for people who would like to volunteer for the Activity Group on a Friday morning from 9.30 am - 12.30 pm. You will be involved in welcoming people with dementia and their carers and helping people with dementia to take part in a variety of discussions and activities. Please contact Alison Chaplin of Alzheimer's Society on 0116 231 1111
GOING INTO HOSPITAL FOR ANY REASON!
If so please ask your family, or if you are well enough to do so yourself, to let the Catholic Chaplain know that you are there. Otherwise you will not have a visit from the Catholic Chaplaincy or be able to receive Holy Communion. Under the Data Protection Act, the hospital staff can no longer reveal to any chaplain, or to anybody else enquiring, the religion of any patient in their care. The same applies to Residential Homes and other places of care. The onus is now on the patient or their family to inform the Chaplain.
COMMUNITY COMPANIONS - Supporting Older People back into the heart of their communities:
Voluntary Action South Leicestershire (VASL) has been offering a befriending service in the Harborough District for over 14 years and are keen to recruit more volunteers who could visit an older person for 1 - 2 hours a week. Training and ongoing support are given, and travel costs are covered. If you could volunteer, or you would like a befriender to visit you, please contact Rohini Corfield (Community Champions Project Manager) or Jenny Young on 01858 439262. More information is available at www.VASL.org.uk/our-projects/community-champions
SUPPORT FOR CARERS:
The Market Harborough Carers Support Group facilitated by Alison Chaplin meets on the first Friday of every month at 10am at the Coffee Lounge of the Methodist Church on Northampton Road. This group gives carers an invaluable opportunity to share some of their experience of caring for a loved one with dementia. There is also an opportunity to hear about the latest news from Alzheimer's Society and to look at books and leaflets about dementia, including many written from a Christian perspective. If you or anyone you know is in a caring situation, do let them know about the group. Contact Alison on 0116 031 1111 (alison.chaplin@alzheimers.or.uk). Or just turn up on the day and Alison will be thee to welcome you.
Alzheimer's Society is also looking for volunteer befrienders in Market Harborough and area. The volunteer befriender enables a person with dementia to participate in an activity they would like to do in the community - perhaps going out for a cup of tea, shopping, going for a walk, doing a sport or taking a class. The befriender needs to be available for a session of up to 4 hours a week between the hours of 9 am and 4 pm Mondays to Fridays. It is useful to be able to drive too. Volunteers will receive induction and ongoing training and support from the Befriending Manager. If you would like to hear more, please contact Alison as above.
BOWER HOUSE:
The Bower House Christian Counselling Service offers counselling and help to people of the local community. We are open from 9 am to 9 pm and need Support Worker volunteers to offer hospitality within the house as well as some admin. such as answering the phone and taking referrals. We have a lovely band of volunteers but could do with more help. How will you be spending your time this autumn and winter? Could you offer a three hours slot once a week or once a fortnight? If you are interested please ring Jadz Bower, Chris Hodgson or Jeanette Payne on 01858 469257 or drop in to see us between 9 am and 5 pm.
THE LIFE GROUP:
wish to thank each and everyone for their gifts to the "LIFE SHOP". When bringing in goods for the LIFE SHOP, can they be clearly marked with "LIFE" on the outside of the plastic bag. Small items of furniture will also be welcome, but please contact the Life Shop direct for collection. Please DO NOT place small furniture in the Cloister for collection.
INTERPRETING THE LAW:
Our Diocesan advisors have informed us that legacies left in wills, directly to the parish, should really be directed to the registered charity. The Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham is the registered charity. The advice given, is to encourage parishioners contemplating leaving a legacy via their will to their parish, and to make sure the parish will be the beneficiary , is to direct the legacy to the Registered Charity - the Roman Catholic Diocese of Nottingham with strict instruction that it is (in our case) for the parish of Our Lady of Victories, Market Harborough.
VOLUNTEERS FOR TORCH:
Torch Trust is an international Christian Mission that aims to help people with sightless to discover faith in Christ and live fulfilling Christian lives. They are continually developing their service for blind and partially sighted people and as a result the volunteer needs are also changing. Perhaps you know someone who has recently retired and is looking to use their gifts and skills, honed in the workplace, in a new avenue. Or perhaps you know someone who has been long termed unemployed, volunteering can help to raise self esteem and build new skills that can go on the CV with a view of getting back into work.
Further information on what volunteering roles are available can be found on the poster on the notice board.
"The Lord's Day" -
Weekly Newsletter of the Watermead Apostolate: https://www.watermead-apostolate.co.uk/the-lords-day
NEWS ITEMS FOR THE WEBSITE:
This webpage is updated from the Weekly Newsletter. Sometimes due to shortage of space it is not possible to include everything in the weekly Parish Newsletter. If you would like an item published on the website please email any items to newsletter@olvic.com
We can only publish items which meet the criteria for inclusion in the weekly Parish Newsletter.

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It's the DVDs you could never find after that party; the broken coffee mug; the skirt the dry cleaner has no recollection of and you can't find the receipt. And the stone in the bracelet from India, from a different time in your life that was already over before the stone was lost but now is more than over, now it's missing.
It's the permanence of it.
I never wore jewelry until I went to India. As a child, I would get jewelry for birthdays; cheap, pretty glass meant to look like stones. I always wore it and I always lost it. And then I went to India, to Jaipur, the jewelry capital. The place where precious and semi-precious stones were sent from all over Asia to be set in silver (for tourists) and bright gold (for Indians). I would go into the jeweler's shops and take the tiny cup of hot sweet chai they would offer and I would pour over their glass display cases. It was the first time in my life I was rich: my North American money worth so much in their currency. I bought lapis lazuli, moonstone, tiger's eye, cat's eye, coral, quartz, pearl, jade from China and jade from India, and Mona Lisa: pale green stones the colour of new leaves in spring when the sun shines through them.
I bought stones that were pulled from the ground, from rivers, from mountains, from caves in countries I will never be in. Now I wear a little piece of them against my skin, cut, smoothed and polished, and embedded in silver.
The law of physics says energy never dies, it just transforms. Matter is energy. It appears in a form you can use, you can wear against your skin, and then it disappears, lost one way or another. It still exists, just not for you anymore.
Like a marker has been put down: before the stone was lost, and after. A division. A way to measure time.
How do you measure time when it's a flow of loss. When it's liquid, when it's the blood of the rocks we've built our countries on. There isn't a clear "before" and "after". There's only the point when you realize that too much has been taken.
Matter continues; it doesn't die, it transforms.


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Wake Forest Baptist September Awards and Recognitions
Wake Forest Baptist Awarded for Community Opportunities
Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center has been presented the Employer of the Year Award by Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina.
The award recognizes the Medical Center's commitment to providing employment opportunities for Goodwill's participants in the community.
Goodwill Industries is a nonprofit organization that funds employment and training programs through the sale of donated items to their stores.
Wake Forest Baptist's Chief Medical Officer Appointed to National Board
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Sept. 29, 2016 – Russell Howerton, M.D., chief medical officer and professor of surgery at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, has been appointed to the board of governors of the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) by the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO).
As a board member, Howerton will bring his expertise in clinical health sciences research to the identification of critical research questions, the funding of patient-centered comparative clinical effectiveness research and the dissemination of results in ways that are useful to patients and the community.
PCORI is an independent, non-profit, nongovernmental research funding organization created through the Affordable Care Act and authorized by Congress.
The GAO is an independent, nonpartisan agency that exists to support Congress. GAO also works to improve the performance of the federal government and ensure its accountability to the American people. The agency examines the use of public funds; evaluates federal programs and policies; and provides analyses, recommendations, and other assistance to help Congress make informed oversight, policy, and funding decisions.
Wake Forest Baptist Names New Chair of Radiology
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Sept. 28, 2016 – Reginald Munden, M.D., D.M.D, M.B.A., has been named chair of the Department of Radiology and executive director of the Imaging Shared Services at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, effective Oct. 17.
As chair, Munden will lead the department's overall direction, operation and management, as well as expansion of educational and collaborative research activities. In his role as executive director of Imaging Shared Services, he will be responsible for clinical services in imaging provided by the department and the coordination of imaging services across Wake Forest Baptist Health.
Munden joins Wake Forest Baptist from Houston Methodist Hospital, where he was chair of the Department of Radiology.
Wake Forest Baptist Physician Earns National Recognition
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Sept. 28, 2016 – A study led by Elsayed Z. Soliman, M.D., professor of epidemiology and prevention at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, has been recognized by the editors of Hypertension, a journal of the American Heart Association.
Soliman's paper on the effect of intensive blood pressure lowering on left ventricular hypertrophy was selected as one of the top original papers published by the journal in the category of population science.
The American Heart Association is the nation's oldest and largest voluntary organization dedicated to fighting heart disease and stroke.
Wake Forest School of Medicine Professor Honored
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Sept. 28, 2016 – Mark Hall, J.D., professor of social sciences and health policy at Wake Forest School of Medicine, has been appointed as a nonresident senior fellow in the Center for Health Policy at the Brookings Institution.
Hall is also a professor at Wake Forest University School of Law.
Brookings Institution is a Washington D.C.-based think tank that conducts research and education in the social sciences.
Wake Forest School of Medicine Student Receives National Recognition
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. – Sept. 28, 2016 – Andrew Mullin, a second-year medical student at Wake Forest School of Medicine, has been awarded the annual Benjamin H. Kean Travel Fellowship in Tropical Medicine from the American Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene (ASTMH).
The fellowship provided Mullin the opportunity to travel to Liberia and conduct a research project that focused on issues facing resource limited hospitals which is a common theme in tropical medicine.
The ASTMH is the largest international scientific organization of experts dedicated to reducing the worldwide burden of tropical infectious diseases and improving global health.
Eryn Johnson: eryjohns@wakehealth.edu, 336-713-8228
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Antwone Fisher
Nick Rogers December 19, 2002 January 22, 2018
Before Antwone Fisher was even born, his father was gunned down by an ex-girlfriend. When he was born, it was inside an Ohio penitentiary where his mother was serving time. Afterward, he was adopted by God-fearing folk who were as fervent in their beatings as they were in their prayers.
Some critics have unfairly chosen to dismiss Antwone Fisher as Good Will Hunting in the Navy. To be fair, Fisher, based on the real-life man's autobiographical screenplay, certainly is cut of similar narrative cloth — a charming, but troubled and violence-prone, young man guided toward redemption by a caring psychologist. Though a fine film in its own right, Hunting nonetheless had a guy-movie jokiness to it that smoothed over the deeper issues.
For his directorial debut, co-star Denzel Washington doesn't go that route, instead making a haunting and resonant film covered with a potent Southern Gothic chill. Fisher's early years were so traumatic that he wears not being raped as though it were a merit badge, in a scene that serves almost as a nervous-laughter comedic icebreaker.
Throw in a breakthrough performance from Derek Luke in the title role (as good as any other contender for a Best Actor Oscar) and Antwone Fisher is an effective, focused drama.
As the film opens, Fisher, a petty officer in the U.S. Navy, delivers a tersely worded warning to a fellow officer getting in his face. The next message Fisher delivers is a violent punch to the face — a blow that demotes his rank and lands him in the office of naval psychiatrist Jerome Davenport (Washington). After an initial, prolonged silence, Fisher steadily opens up to Davenport about his troubled past and a bond between the two is developed through some snappy verbal exchanges.
As actor and director, Washington handles well the conflict this presents to the character. Davenport has only three sessions with Fisher, after which he must write a recommendation to Fisher's commanding officer. Not only does Davenport like Fisher, it is clear he will need much more than three trips to the couch. In one of many fine sequences, Luke plays up Fisher's anger in an impassioned plea for more time with the doctor.
The heartbreaking details of Fisher's life are spelled out in episodic flashbacks that are profoundly unsettling, equally laden with violence both physical and emotional. Washington creates genuine dread in the scenes of abuse through camera moves, endless silences and the body language of young Malcolm David Kelley (also debuting), who plays Fisher at age 7.
The movie is not all gloom-and-doom, though, with some levity put in play thanks to Fisher's nervousness over a budding romance. In the film's funniest scene, he and Davenport role-play the couple's first date, resulting in a line that pays off in a subtle comedic way throughout.
Even more so, the muck is balanced by Luke's naturally affable performance, which thoroughly convinces us that Fisher is just a good person shackled by his tormenting demons. Luke is an immediately captivating performer, able to engage our curiosity from the very first frame. It's an astounding film debut, made even more impressive by Luke's work in the film's climax. What could have been an overwrought, teary speech instead keeps with the character's quiet-but-tough resolve.
Washington's presence as an actor in this story is mostly integral without being overwhelming. The only misstep is in a rather poorly developed sub-plot involving Davenport's souring marriage. This plotline is resolved in a rather iffy coda that wouldn't feel so phony had the previous scene not felt like the better ending.
Still, it's a remarkably confident, visually striking directorial debut from an actor who has long enthralled audiences with intense performances and now has done so with an occasionally disturbing story. That the film also rings true as a deeply felt, emotional experience establishes it as its own film.
Star Trek: Nemesis


From April 3 to 21st, 2012, I was on a lecture tour of Saudi Arabia and Qatar. I was fortunate to have all expenses paid by the sponsoring organization, the Saudi Heritage Preservation Society, which arranged the tour and provided staff to accompany me and my granddaughter/assistant at each venue. We arrived in Riyadh on April 5th, rested for a day and proceeded to Al Jouf. From there, we flew to Jeddah, on the West coast. Flying to each location, we then visited Buraida, in the Qassim region. Next were Dammam, near Dhahran and Alkhobar in the Eastern Province where we used to live. The mountain region of Abha was next, so different from the desert regions. Our final event was in Riyadh, where we spent two days. Granddaughter Yasmine returned home at this point, and I continued to Qatar for a few days, giving a lecture and enjoying some rest.
The events were a mix of tours of women's societies and the crafts and charitable programs they organized, in addition to lectures to members and community individuals. Other events were Power Point lectures about my research in Bedouin weaving. All events except for the last one in Riyadh were for women only, since Saudi society is generally segregated. The lecture venues were museums, colleges, universities, and meeting rooms at the women's societies. The final event was held in Riyadh at the historic renovated home of King Abdul Aziz, the founder of the Kingdom, and was attended by Saudis and expatriates, men, women, and the press.
The trip was exciting and exhausting. We were treated with an abundance of hospitality and generosity everywhere. We met people in all walks of life and saw a small sampling of the kinds of projects Bedouin women are making now. We stayed in beautiful hotels and met wonderful people. The photographs will give you a small sample of what we experienced.
I would summarize the trip by saying that there were malls, traffic jams and cars everywhere. Bedouin weaving continues to decline, but interest in their cultural heritage is growing in Saudi Arabia.


TRUCK IS A PROJECT...NO ENGINE (HAS 3 SPEED TRANS).
WORST RUST IS IN LOWER HINGE AREA ON DRIVERS SIDE (SEE PICS).
WHEELS SHOWN DO NOT GO (WILL PROVIDE GOOD ROLLERS).
1955,1956,1957,1958,1959,Order Your Chevy Truck Built The Way You Want!!


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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz was back in court Tuesday afternoon.
Cruz sat in a Broward County courtroom as attorneys discussed procedural motions involving the 20-year-old's trial, which has not yet been scheduled.
Defense lawyers asked Judge Elizabeth Scherer to keep the Broward County jail records about Cruz's mental condition sealed to protect his privacy. They are from daily observation reports done by corrections officers because Cruz is on suicide watch and listed as having an "altered mental state."
Scherer did not immediately rule on the request. The Broward Sheriff's Office claims the reports are not done by medical professionals and are not the same as medical records.
Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz listens to his lawyer during a hearing, Nov. 27, 2018, at the Broward County courthouse in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
Cruz is charged with 17 counts of murder and 17 counts of attempted murder in the Valentine's Day mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School. He faces the death penalty if convicted. His lawyers said he would plead guilty in exchange for a sentence of life in prison.


Custom jewelry has become most common in fashion. Generally, many people love custom made products due to some reasons. This is the same thing that happens to the people who are looking for jewelry. Out there you will get a lot of jewelry that is customized. You will get a more significant option of rings, pendants, and necklace, bands, bracelets, earrings, bangles and many other. Search for an expert and tell them what you need.
When youre looking for this jewelry, you will be confused because there are things that you do not know. Continue reading these content if you are looking for these custom jewelry. Note about the different design of custom jewelry that you will get out there. This brings you to the first step of choosing the best design that you like. You should look at the current designs that are trending ion the market. These are what is going to encourage the design that you need. Choosing the best jeweler and a designer is the number one thing that you need to do.
It is easy to get the best custom jewelry when you have the best dealership. The journey for looking at fortes stores is not also not that easy. You will be stressed because out there, and there are many designers that you will get. You will have to suffer because you might not be able to determine the best designer among the many that you will find. If you look at the following things, then you will find the best designer for your custom jewelry. It is a rule that every business to have a license.
Look at the license of the jeweler who you are going to deal with. A designer that is having a licensed can only be in the market when they are offering the best services. Before you go too far, the first question that these designers will ask you is to tell them about your budget. Custom jewelry cost differently, and this should be known to you. If you are heading to these stores, ensure that you have your budget ready.
Go to different jewelers and compare how they will charge you for the custom jewelry. The custom jewelry that you will get will be the best, and you will get it at an affordable price. Online services are offering the best deal when it comes to getting the best custom, and you need to visit them and get the best.


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Does the gut play a role in dementia? Here is the evidence
By Anna Guildford, Ph.D. on January 27, 2022 — Fact checked by Hannah Flynn
Dementia is a widespread neurocognitive condition, but scientists are still learning what factors may predispose to — or protect from — its development. Recent research indicates that the gut microbiota may play a complex role. We spoke to two experts on neurocognitive and neurological conditions to find out more.
What do we know about the gut's role in dementia? Image credit: Lisa Schaetzle/Getty Images.
Dementia is a general term for a range of progressive diseases that affect the brain. The most common types of dementia include Alzheimer's disease, vascular dementia, mixed dementia, and Lewy body dementia.
These conditions have similar characteristics, including a reduced ability to think, remember and make decisions and potential problems with communication and visual perception.
Biologically, dementia results from the damage or loss of nerve cells called neurons in the brain and their connections. When the damage stops the neurons from sending and receiving messages effectively, it affects how the body functions. The symptoms that each person experiences will vary depending on the type of dementia and which neurons are damaged.
Infectious bacteria, viruses, or fungi can cause neuron damage by activating the brain's inflammatory cells, known as the microglia.
Microorganisms and the gut-brain axis
The gut is home to a wide number of microorganisms, including bacteria and archaea, which are collectively called the gut microbiota or microbiome.
The four main groups of bacteria in the human gut are Firmicutes, Bacteroidetes, Actinobacteria, and Proteobacteria.
However, the types and numbers of each group are not constant; instead the microbiota is constantly changing. Different factors, such as diet, medication, and disease, can affect its composition.
The human microbiota plays an important role in controlling the body's normal functions, including infection resistance, enhanced metabolism, inflammation, and prevention against autoimmune conditions. Indeed, it has become apparent that the microbiota affects gut and central nervous system (CNS) processes.
The communication network between the gut and brain is known as the "gut-brain axis" (GBA). The GBA is responsible for linking the emotional and cognitive centers of the brain with digestive functions. Recent studies have shown that these interactions can change depending on the gut microbiota composition.
Medical News Today spoke to Dr. Verna R. Porter, neurologist and director of the Dementia programs at Providence Saint John's Health Center in Santa Monica, CA, about the impact of the gut-brian axis on dementia.
Dr. Porter said that gut microbes help break down nutrients from our food, explaining that "the digestive process of these microbes results in many different byproducts, some of which eventually enter the brain."
Specifically, she highlighted the neurotransmitter serotonin, which affects mood, cognition, learning, and memory, noting that "90% of serotonin [..] is a byproduct of gut microbiome metabolism. [A]ppropriate serotonin levels in the brain influence brain health attributes, such as happiness, mood regulations (e.g., anxiety levels), and even sleep. [A] healthy gut microbiome can have important implications for optimal brain health and well-being."
Microbiota, neuroprotection, and dysbiosis
The interaction of gut microorganisms with the body's processes can be mutually beneficial. The immune system has evolved to protect the body from the resident microorganisms, and in turn, they take part in processing the food we eat.
Gut bacteria produce short-chain fatty acids, which break down indigestible fibers from food. The compounds or metabolites produced by the process can reduce inflammation, strengthening the gut barrier. In particular, butyrate molecules can reinforce the blood-brain barrier, which neurodegeneration can disrupt.
If the microbiota loses its balance — a state called dysbiosis — it can promote systemic inflammation. Dysbiosis has links to cardiovascular diseases, autism, anxiety and depression, dementia, and gastrointestinal disorders, such as irritable bowel syndrome.
In addition to dysbiosis, the metabolites generated by the microbiome can interact with the body's normal processes. Scientists have also identified these "bioactive" molecules as risk factors for disease.
Indeed, certain types of heart failure have links to swelling of the bowel wall and movement of bacteria into the systemic circulation, which, in turn, increases inflammation, contributing to worsening heart failure and atherosclerosis.
Microbiota, nutrition, and dementia
Obesity and poor nutrition also have links to cognitive decline and dementia. The mechanisms responsible remain largely undiscovered, but research has targeted changes in the GBA and inflammation.
There are links between high fat and sugar-rich diets and changes in the gut microbiota composition, which may trigger inflammation.
Experiments in mice have shown that increased Bilophila wadsworthia bacteria in the gut worsens cognitive impairment by directly affecting the hippocampus, the brain region responsible for critical thinking and learning.
Scientists showed that mice on a high fat, low carbohydrate diet made 30% more errors navigating a maze than mice fed on a standard diet.
High sugar, high fat, low fiber diets reduce the number of fiber-digesting bacteria in favor of less-beneficial bacteria. The production of essential metabolites, such as butyrate, also drops.
A recent study by Dr. Naoki Saji, published in Scientific Reports, supports the concept that changes in the microbiota affect dementia risk. The study of microbiome metabolites highlighted different gut microbiota in those with dementia than those without, specifically linking higher fecal lactic acid concentration to a 60% lower risk of dementia.
Speaking to MNT, Dr. Saji explained:
"In the past, we never [thought] of the association between gut and dementia. However, new technology regarding microbiome analysis has revealed it. This new risk factor other than amyloid-beta, a famous factor, may play an important role in the next decade."
He went on to note that the current study "shows [..] data" to support the notion that people with dementia have a different gut microbiota than those without it.
According to Dr. Porter: "[T]he gut microbiomes of dementia patients have an over-representation of pro-inflammatory bacterial strains that may work to increase inflammation in the brain. It is believed that this pro-inflammatory milieu can, in turn, promote the development of amyloid plaques in the brain — a pathophysiological 'signature' associated with Alzheimer's disease."
Alzheimer's disease and microbiota
Alzheimer's disease is the most common form of dementia, biologically characterized by bundles of amyloid and TAU proteins preventing the transmission of messages from the brain.
Studies in rodents have shown how changes in the animal's gut microbiome promote the formation of the amyloid bundles, a risk factor for Alzheimer's.
Analysis of the gut microbiome of people with Alzheimer's disease has revealed a reduced diversity of microbes. Specifically, researchers have shown lower levels of Firmicutes and Bifidobacterium and a higher level of Bacteroidetes.
Research has also shown that the gut microbiomes of people with dementia have more pro-inflammatory bacteria and fewer anti-inflammatory bacteria.
In her interview with MNT, Dr. Porter discussed a "recent pivotal study" where scientists compared the data of people with Alzheimer's disease — with and without amyloid — to a control group without Alzheimer's.
The researchers found that the "elevated presence of pro-inflammatory bacterial strains [and] the decreased presence of anti-inflammatory strains in the microbiomes of the gut had a positive correlation with a heightened inflammatory state. [They also found] higher levels of cognitive impairment and a greater concentration of amyloid deposition in the brain".
Inflammation also has associations with microbiome metabolites in the circulation system. Research suggests that increased fatty acids produced by gut bacteria can disrupt the cells lining the gut.
This can lead to systemic inflammation, which has associations with increased amyloid protein in the brain.
Microbiota modification to reduce dementia risk
There is no cure for dementia, but there is a growing body of evidence that certain foods and nutrients may promote cognitive health.
The Alzheimer's Society recommends a "diet rich in fruit, vegetables, and cereals, and low in red meat and sugar could help reduce dementia risks."
They write that "[t]he best way to reduce your risk of dementia is to adapt various aspects of your lifestyle, including eating certain foods, taking regular exercise, not smoking, and maintaining normal blood pressure and cholesterol levels."
"Research suggests that certain lifestyle choices […] can help reduce dementia risk. A good gut balance is achieved by eating a diet rich in fibrous, green, and leafy foods, getting adequate sleep, and consistent exercise," Dr. Porter added.
Adherence to healthy dietary patterns such as the Dietary Approach to Stop Hypertension (DASH) and the Mediterranean-DASH diet Intervention for Neurodegenerative Delay (MIND) has associations with reduced cognitive decline and risk of Alzheimer's disease.
Also, eating monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fatty acids and fish has links to reduced cognitive decline.
Dr. Saji echoed these findings, commenting that "[s]ome diet pattern[s] such as DASH, MIND, and a Japanese style diet could influence" the microbiome.
He also went on to claim that a "Japanese style diet has [a] causal relationship [with] dementia risk."
Microbiota and the future
The exact mechanism of how the microbiome and its metabolites impact cognitive function is unclear. Research has highlighted conflicting results. What is certain is that people with dementia have different proportions of microorganisms within their microbiota.
Dr. Porter believes that "[u]nderstanding how a gut-derived inflammatory response combined with aging and a poor diet may contribute to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease might provide a unique therapeutic target in our fight against this disease."
Extending the healthspan is a public health challenge, with diet being a factor that may prevent age-related diseases and preserve good health during aging.
Future treatments for cognitive decline and dementia may include changing the gut microbiota. Accumulating evidence says that dietary factors may be able to delay dementia. Although the mechanisms behind itare still not fully understood, small changes in diet may lead to a healthier future.
Alzheimer's / Dementia
GastroIntestinal / Gastroenterology
Infectious Diseases / Bacteria / Viruses
Neurology / Neuroscience
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Thames Clippers (з липня 2020 року бренд Thames Clippers під брендом Uber Boat для співпраці з Uber) — річковий автобусний рейс на Темзі в Лондоні, Англія.

Компанія надає як приміські послуги між східним і Центральним Лондоном, так і туристичні послуги за ліцензією .
На початок 2020-х вони перевозять в середньому близько 10 000 пасажирів на день.

Історія
Шон Коллінз був співзасновником Thames Clippers в 1999 році разом із партнером Аланом Вудсом під назвою «Collins River Enterprises».
У вересні 2006 року «Thames Clippers» була придбана американською
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яка пообіцяла значні інвестиції в компанію для оновлення послуг і забезпечення меншого інтервалу між центральним Лондоном і The O2 (раніше Millennium Dome), також належить Anschutz Entertainment Group.
В 2007 році компанія придбала шість нових катамаранів для приміського сполучення з метою перевезення великої кількості пасажирів у комфортних умовах.
В 2015 та 2017 роках було придбано чотири нових катамарани класу Hunt для використання переважно на маршруті RB6.

У липні 2020 року компанія оголосила про партнерство з американською службою Uber, яка придбала права на найменування порома та змінила бренд на «Uber Boat від Thames Clippers».

Примітки

Транспорт Лондона
засновані у Великій Британії 1999

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Solihull Karate Academy travelled up to Manchster to take part in the Manchester Shotokan Karate Championships.
Congratulations to everyone that took part. Big well done to all our students that came away with a medal!
Amandeep also won the special award of most outstanding student of the day - Congratulations!


If you love the Metcon, go a little lighter in the updated Women's Nike Metcon DSX Flyknit 2 training shoes. Hit the perfect balance of flex and durability for a lightweight, natural feel in the DSX Flyknit upper. Keep wall exercises and pushups smooth and powerful thanks to lateral and medial low-profile roll ups minimizing drag. Stay stable and strong in your Metcon DSX Flyknit with firm heel rubber energizing high-intensity intervals as you definitely crush it.


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ImageEffects
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Bring UIImageEffects (WWDC 2013) to UIImage category with handy interface.

Additional Features
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- Apply blur to image with blur size (CGSize)

Interface
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```objc
- (UIImage *)lightImage;
- (UIImage *)extraLightImage;
- (UIImage *)darkImage;
- (UIImage *)tintedImageWithColor:(UIColor *)tintColor;
- (UIImage *)blurredImageWithRadius:(CGFloat)blurRadius;
- (UIImage *)blurredImageWithSize:(CGSize)blurSize;
- (UIImage *)blurredImageWithSize:(CGSize)blurSize
                        tintColor:(UIColor *)tintColor
            saturationDeltaFactor:(CGFloat)saturationDeltaFactor
                        maskImage:(UIImage *)maskImage;
```

Installation
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Use [CocoaPods](https://cocoapods.org).

```ruby
pod 'ImageEffects'
```

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Tobacco use even deadlier than first thought, U.S. surgeon general says
By Laura Ungar;
The Courier-Journal;
A new report from the U.S. surgeon general concludes that smoking causes a host of diseases not usually associated with tobacco, including diabetes, rheumatoid arthritis, ectopic pregnancy, colorectal cancer and liver cancer -- in addition to well-known tobacco-linked conditions such as lung cancer and cardiovascular disease.
The executive summary of the report was released early Friday, 50 years after the landmark 1964 document that began to change the nation's views on tobacco. In that half-century, the report said, cigarette smoking led to more than 20 million premature deaths.
"From my perspective, smoking has been the plague of the 20th century," said Dr. Mark Esterle of Louisville Pulmonary Care.
In Kentucky, 28.3 percent of adult residents smoke, the nation's highest rate. Each year, 7,800 Kentuckians a die of smoking-related illnesses, and the state has the lung cancer highest incidence and death rates.
Among the report's conclusions:
? Since 1964, smoking has been linked to diseases of nearly every organ in the body and has been shown to harm fetuses. It also causes inflammation and impairs the immune system;
? About 5.6 million American children alive today will die prematurely from smoking-related diseases unless current smoking rates drop;
? Evidence suggests, but is insufficient to conclude, that smoking and exposure to secondhand smoke cause breast cancer. (Richard Baumgartner, professor and chairman of epidemiology and population health at the University of Louisville, and his wife Kathy, a cancer epidemiologist, wrote about 200 pages on smoking and breast cancer for the report. )
? Secondhand smoke has been shown to cause cancer, respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, and to harm infants and children;
? The disease risks from smoking by women are now equal to those for men for lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and cardiovascular diseases;
? The "tobacco epidemic was initiated and has been sustained by the aggressive strategies of the tobacco industry, which has deliberately misled the public on the risks of smoking cigarettes;"
? Tobacco control programs and policies have proven effective, but "further gains can be made with the full, forceful and sustained use of these measures;"
"The current rate of progress in tobacco control is not fast enough. More needs to be done," the report says. "High levels of smoking-attributable disease and death costs will persist for decades into this twenty-first century unless more rapid progress is made in tobacco control."
The report recommends, among other things, counteracting tobacco industry marketing with high-impact national media campaigns; raising excise taxes on cigarettes to prevent youth from taking up the habit and encourage smokers to quit; expanding smoking cessation in primary and specialty care settings; and extending smoke-free indoor air laws to cover the entire U.S. population.
"This nation's decades-long batttle against the tobacco epidemic has successfully prevented millions of premature deaths that would have otherwise occurred -- an historic achievement by any measure," the report says. "... This nation must rededicate itself not only to carrying forward the successful tobacco control efforts that have long been under way, but also to expanding and accelerating those efforts in full recognition of the challenge that remains."
Reporter Laura Ungar can be reached at (502)-582-7190. Follow her on Twitter @lauraungarcj.


Put this all together with open adoption and you have a potential "I want to go live with my biological mother because she really understands me" soap opera when the adopted child hits adolescence. The fact is, your son doesn't know what is best for him. His biological mother doesn't know what's best for him, either. If she did, she wouldn't be engineering this from behind the curtain. Of the players, only the two of you truly know him and have his best interests in mind.
The further tragedy is that judges sometimes treat these situations as they would treat a custody dispute following divorce. Furthermore, the agreements you signed at the time of adoption put you in a legal bind here. Therefore, the best thing for you to do is get yourselves a family attorney who has had a good amount of experience in such matters.
In the meantime, continue to love your son, understanding that he's captive to his feelings. That's not a good thing at any age for the person in question or anyone around him.


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David Anthony Taylor
BOARDMAN –David Anthony Taylor, 29, of Boardman, died Sunday at Mercy Health Center in Boardman.
Born April 16, 1989, in Youngstown, he was the son of and Judith Gaver Taylor-Rubino and the late Anthony E. Rubino Sr.
Mr. Taylor was a member of St. Jude Roman Catholic Church in Columbiana and most recently was employed at Gabe's, working in maintenance.
In addition to his mother, Judith Gaver Taylor-Rubino of New Waterford, he leaves two sisters, Anne M. (Tom Torkelson) Taylor of Golden Valley, Minn., and Melissa A. Taylor of Youngstown; and a brother, Michael B. Taylor of New Waterford.
A funeral Mass will be held at 11 a.m. Friday at St. Jude Roman Catholic Church with Father Christopher Cicero officiating. Burial will be in New Waterford Cemetery.
Friends may call from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Warrick-Kummer-Rettig Funeral Home in Columbiana where a Chaplet of Divine Mercy will be said at 4:30 p.m.
Contributions in memory of David may be made to the Anthony Rich Center for Autism c/o 1 University Plaza, Youngstown, Ohio 44555.
Sign the guest register and send condolences to the family at familycareservices.com.


Explore remote natural landscapes without missing the must-see places of Wadi Rum, and travel off the beaten track to bivouac overnight in the tranquility of the desert.
A bedouin dinner taken around the fire.
We will certainly not miss the must-see places but will also go outside of the beaten paths when you can live a special moment with your guide in the desert, as much as possible away from other visitors.
Note : Generally, you will share the tour with other people ( maximum 6 people).
In the late afternoon we will set our camp somewhere carefully selected for the season and the beautiful landscape.
You will be free to walk around, discover your surroundings at your leisure and climb some rocks to have an exclusive sunset viewing place.
After a bedouin dinner taken around the fire, you will have the choice to sleep in a tent or outside under the stars.
We provide all the necessary camping equipment, including tent, mattresses, pillows and blankets.
we will set our camp somewhere carefully selected for the season and the beautiful landscape.
You will be free to walk around, discover your surroundings at your leisure and climb some rocks to have an exclusive sunset viewing place.After a bedouin dinner taken around the fire, you will have the choice to sleep in a tent or outside under the stars.


Research by DI Marketing has revealed the most popular activities amongst smartphone users in Thailand. Social networking came top of the list, with 82% of respondents saying they accessed social networks using their smartphones. Making phone calls came second at 76%, followed by taking photos and using chat apps which were activities cited by over 70% of respondents. Listening to music, watching videos, playing games and checking emails were also activities done by more than half of respondents. Mobile commerce was still relatively rare in the country, however, with just 17% saying they used their smartphones to buy products online and only 45% researching products on their smartphones.


> I can't play realistic shooters, or any FPS, really. I end up freaking out and closing my eyes.
Witcher, Dragon Age, Pokemon, Final Fantasy, World of Warcraft, Heroes of the Storm, League of Legends… so many to pick from!
Favorite game character, which game and why?
It's growing. We don't have any big international teams (yet), but the community is there. Gaming competitions and events are on the rise, so I think it's onwards and upwards from here.
I developed a love for gaming when I was around 6. My dad is a big Super Mario fan so I always had hand-hold consoles like Game Boy, and later PS1 and Nintendo64. Moved onto PC-gaming with Age of Empires, Diablo, Chaos Island – Lost World, and never stopped!
**What's your motivational message to other aspiring gamers?
Don't compare yourself to other gamers. Improve on how you play and let everything else fall into place.
Teams scramble for the last qualifier slots in the Kuala Lumpur Major as they compete in the chaotic knockout regional open qualifier. The main qualifier is starting immediately after.


We can thank Thomas Jefferson for the U.S. Library of Congress (among other things). His personal library formed the nucleus for what is now 532 miles of shelves of material. The library's website provides a wealth of information about what is available at the library—a schedule of in-house and web events, online databases, descriptions of special collections and more. The library has an extensive and growing digital collection (films, interviews, pictures, historical documents) available through this site, with astonishingly comprehensive resources in areas such as American history and culture, historic newspapers, and prints and photographs. Unbeknownst to many, the U.S. Copyright Office is part of the Library of Congress. Plenty of information is available regarding copyrights in general and how to register copyrights. And, if all this wasn't enough, there is also a huge amount of information about Congress itself—especially pending and recent bills and the Congressional Record—for students of the workings of our elected representatives.
Visit The Library of Congress.


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Home/Latest News/Tesco drops avocado supplier after allegations of rights abuse
Tesco drops avocado supplier after allegations of rights abuse
Tesco has dropped one of its avocado suppliers pending an investigation into allegations of human rights abuses at a plantation in Kenya.
The UK's largest supermarket told the Financial Times on Sunday that it had "suspended all supply" from Kenyan agricultural company Kakuzi, following an investigation by the Sunday Times. The UK-listed company Camellia owns 50.7 per cent of Kakuzi.
The Sunday Times report alleged that guards employed by Kakuzi had over the past decade beaten, raped and murdered people living near the plantation.
"Any form of human rights abuse in our supply chain is unacceptable," Tesco said. It added that it had been working with the Ethical Trading Initiative, a group of companies, unions and NGOs that monitor supply chains, to investigate the problem and ensure measures had been taken to protect workers.
"However, in light of additional allegations published today, we have suspended all supply whilst we urgently investigate," Tesco said.
Kazuki said it did not "condone any criminal activities or behaviour by any of its employees". It has directed Kenya's Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions to investigate the allegations and "take actions in accordance with the law".
Camellia said it did not have "operational or managerial control, nor control of [Kazuki's] board".
J Sainsbury and Lidl, which also source avocados from Kakuzi, did not immediately say whether they planned to continue buying produce from the company, but confirmed they were participating in the ETI investigation.
The ETI said its members were first made aware of "serious allegations" against Kakuzi in April last year and that companies in the supply chain had paid for a review of the claims, prompting a "corrective action plan" that Kakuzi began implementing in February.
It said Kakuzi had taken "positive steps" but that a further update had been delayed because of the pandemic.
Law firm Leigh Day said on Sunday it had launched a lawsuit against Camellia on behalf of 79 Kenyans who claim to have suffered abuse from guards employed by Kakuzi.
Camellia employs 78,000 people worldwide and says it is the largest avocado producer in Kenya, which according to the International Trade Centre is Africa's biggest avocado exporter.
Leigh Day said the Kakuzi plantation, north-east of Nairobi, is on land that was either bought when Kenya was a British colony or seized from local communities during the 1950s. This means that water sources, roads and schools belonging to the communities cross into land controlled by Kakuzi, the law firm said.
Kakuzi said in a statement that "as far as we know, few of these accusations have ever been reported to Kakuzi or the Kenyan authorities", adding that the anonymity of the victims had "hindered any investigation to get justice for those who seek it".
It did, however, say that "the unfortunate death" of a 28-year-old man, whom the Sunday Times claimed was beaten to death for allegedly stealing avocados, had led to a settlement.
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Georges Dumézil (ur. 4 marca 1898 w Paryżu, zm. 11 października 1986 tamże) – francuski filolog, komparatysta, mitograf, autor hipotezy o trzech funkcjach klas społecznych.

Życie i działalność
Jego ojciec był filologiem klasycznym – w ten sposób również Georges zainteresował się językami starożytnymi; podobno w wieku dziewięciu lat czytał już po łacinie Eneidę. Gdy był uczniem szkoły średniej, wpływ wywarł nań Michel Bréal, kolega szkolny jego ojca, jeden z najwybitniejszych filologów francuskich. W 1916 roku Dumézil wstąpił do paryskiej École normale supérieure – studiował lingwistykę i języki klasyczne. Studia opóźnił wybuch I wojny światowej – Dumézil służył na froncie jako oficer artylerii. W 1919 roku otrzymał agregację z filologii klasycznej. W roku 1921 był lektorem francuskiego na Uniwersytecie Warszawskim – po roku powrócił jednak do Francji. W 1924 roku obronił doktorat poświęcony analizie komparatystycznej pochodzenia greckiej ambrozji oraz indyjskiego napoju amrita – eliksiru nieśmiertelności. Teza wywołała gwałtowną dyskusję – Henri Hubert stwierdził na przykład, że doktorant w taki sposób dobiera fakty, by uzyskać piękniejszą interpretację. Uznawszy, że nie ma dla niego miejsca w Akademii, Dumézil w 1925 roku wyjechał do Turcji, gdzie otrzymał stanowisko na utworzonym właśnie uniwersytecie w Stambule. Dumézil nie dość, że miał okazję nauczyć się tureckiego, to jeszcze dużo podróżował: odwiedził Rosję, zwiedził Kaukaz – w ten sposób stał się pierwszym francuskim ekspertem od języków kaukaskich, z którymi porównywał język etruski. W 1931 roku otrzymał stanowisko na uniwersytecie w Uppsali w Szwecji – za niespełna trzydzieści lat miał tam skierować swego protegowanego, młodego francuskiego filozofa Michela Foucault. W 1929 roku opublikował pracę pt. Flamen-Brahman – to właśnie tutaj Dumézil po raz pierwszy przedstawił swą hipotezę o trzech funkcjach klas społecznych, powtórzoną później w Mitra-Varuna, zapewne najprzystępniejszym swym dziele. Z Uppsali wyjechał w 1935 roku, powołany do École pratique des hautes études. W 1949 roku otrzymał profesurę na Collège de France. W latach 1952–1972 odbywał wiele podróży na Kaukaz, badając języki kaukaskie i mitologię tamtejszych ludów. W roku 1968 przeszedł na emeryturę, lecz następne trzy lata spędził w USA, wykładając na uniwersytetach w Princeton, Chicago i Los Angeles. Mniej więcej w tym okresie Dumézil podjął pracę nad rewizją własnego dzieła – owocem tego było opublikowanie trzytomowego Mythe et épopée (1973). W 1978 roku, dzięki poparciu swego ucznia, Claude'a Lévi-Straussa, został powołany do Akademii Francuskiej (zasiadał w fotelu 40).

Oficer Legii Honorowej, Komandor Orderu Palm Akademickich, odznaczony także Krzyżem Wojennym 1914–1918.

Poglądy
Wiele poglądów Dumézila nadal wywiera wpływ na badania religioznawcze: przede wszystkim jego hipoteza o trzech funkcjach klas społecznych (1. sakralnej i sądowniczej, 2. wojowniczej i 3. produktywnej znajdujących odbicie w funkcjonowaniu triad bóstw (proto)indoeuropejskich), jego teza, że bóstw politeistycznych nie należy badać jako takich, lecz jedynie w parach czy zespołach, tak, jak otaczane były czcią przez swych wyznawców. Dumézil nie podchodził do mitów, które badał, jako do zjawisk historycznych – traktował je jako struktury, jako wzory społeczne. W panteonie bóstw indoeuropejskich Dumézil dostrzegał dwie podstawowe siły: świetlistego prawodawcę (Mitra, Jupiter) i ciemnego, nieobliczalnego boga magii (Odyn, Waruna) – to właśnie na tej dualności polegać miałaby dwoista natura indoeuropejskiej władzy królewskiej.

Dumézil interesował się aryjskimi stowarzyszeniami męskimi – opisywał je w tej formie, w jakiej występują one w wedach. Jego dzieło Ouranós-Varuna poświęcone jest problematyce sakralnej władzy królewskiej – władcy, który nieuchronnie kończy jako okaleczana rytualnie ofiara.

Dumézil był wierzącym katolikiem, rojalistą, a w latach trzydziestych był prawdopodobnie członkiem Action française. Na jego poglądy wpływ wywarło dzieło Jamesa George'a Frazera oraz niemieckiego indogermanisty Hermanna Günterta; w późniejszym okresie również idee ucznia de Saussure'a Antoine'a Meilleta. Uczniem Dumézila był Roger Caillois.

Dzieła
 Le festin d'immortalité – Étude de mythologie comparée indo-européenne (doktorat), Annales du Musée Guimet.
 Le Crime des Lemniennes – Rites et légendes du monde égéen, 1924 (teza komplementarna).
 Le problème des Centaures – Étude de mythologie comparée indo-européenne, 1929, Annales du Musée Guimet.
 Ouranos-Varuna – Essai de mythologie comparée indo-européenne, 1932, éditions Maisonneuve.
 Légendes sur les Nartes – Suivies de cinq notes mythologiques, 1930, L' Institut d'études slaves.
 Flamen-Brahman, 1935.
 Mythes et dieux des Germains – Essai d'interprétation comparative (1939), PUF.
 Mithra-Varuna – Essai sur deux représentations indo-européennes de la Souveraineté, 1940, PUF.
 Jupiter Mars Quirinus, Gallimard.
 Les mythes romains, t. 1-4, 1942-1947, Gallimard.
 Loki, 1948, GP Maisonneuve.
 L'héritage indo-européen à Rome, 1949,Gallimard.
 Le troisième souverain – Essai sur le dieu indo-iranien Aryaman et sur la formation de l'histoire mythique de l'Irlande, 1949, Maisonneuve.
 Les dieux indo-européens, 1952, PUF.
 Rituels indo-européens à Rome, 1954, Klincksieck.
 Déesses latines et mythes védiques, 1956, Collection Latomus.
 Aspects de la fonction guerrière chez les Indo-Européens, 1956.
 Contes et légendes des Oubykhs, 1957.
 Contes lazes, 1957, L'institut d'ethnologie.
 L'idéologie tripartite des Indo-Européens, 1958, Collection Latomus.
 Études oubykhs, 1959, éditions Maisonneuve.
 Les dieux des Germains, essai sur la formation de la religion scandinave, 1959, PUF.
 Documents anatoliens sur les langues et les traditions du Caucase, 1960–1967.
 Le livre des héros, légendes ossètes sur les Nartes, 1965, Gallimard.
 La religion romaine archaïque, avec un appendice sur la religion des Étrusques, 1966, Payot.
 Mythe et épopée, 1973, Gallimard.
 Idées romaines, 1969, Gallimard.
 Heur et malheur du guerrier, aspects de la fonction guerrière chez les Indo-Européens, 1969, PUF.
 Du mythe au roman, la Saga de Hadingus et autres essais, 1970, PUF.
 Fêtes romaines d'été et d'automne, suivi de Dix Questions romaines, 1975, Gallimard.
 Le verbe oubykh, études descriptives et comparatives, 1975, L'Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres.
 Les dieux souverains des Indo-Européens, 1977, Gallimard.
 Romans de Scythie et d'alentour, 1978, Payot.
 Mariages indo-européens, suivi de Quinze Questions romaines, 1979, Payot
 La Courtisane et les seigneurs colorés et autres essais – 25 esquisses de mythologie, 1983, Gallimard.
  Le moyne noir en gris dedans Varenne, sotie nostradamique, 1984, Gallimard.
 L'oubli de l'homme et l'honneur des dieux, 1985, Gallimard.
 Entretiens avec Didier Eribon, Gallimard, coll. Folio, 1987.
 Le Roman des jumeaux – Esquisses de mythologie, 1995, Gallimard.

Bibliografia

 Didier Eribon, Faut-il brûler Dumézil? Mythologie, science et politique, Paryż, Flammarion, 1992.
 Bruce Lincoln, Theorizing Myth: Narrative, Ideology, and Scholarship (2000).

Przypisy

Absolwenci École normale supérieure w Paryżu
Członkowie Akademii Francuskiej
Francuscy religioznawcy
Francuscy językoznawcy
Francuscy naukowcy
Kartwelolodzy
Ludzie urodzeni w Paryżu
Monarchiści
Odznaczeni Krzyżem Wojennym (Francja)
Odznaczeni Orderem Palm Akademickich
Oficerowie Legii Honorowej
Urodzeni w 1898
Zmarli w 1986