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Read the progress report outlining the achievements of these councils
On 14 February 2017, the Government announced it is continuing its in-principle support for the creation of a further five new councils in metropolitan Sydney, subject to decisions of the courts.
This would see the number of councils in Greater Sydney reduced from 41 to 24.
There will be no further regional council mergers. Regional councils have already undergone much more consolidation than the city – prior to the new councils created in 2016, regional council numbers had already decreased from 133 to 111 in the past 15 years. By comparison, in Sydney, most council boundaries have not changed since the 1940s, and some have remained unchanged for more than 100 years.
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Thursday, 17 December 2015
Dear Inner Circle,
OK, who stole 2015? This is my last note for the year as next Thursday will be Christmas Eve and Wayside will be running on adrenaline by then as we gear up for our street party. Perhaps it's a feature of old age or perhaps it's a characteristic of having fun, but time appears to accelerate. Get a bit of a feel for the year we've had by checking out our recent Annual Report.
Our awesome mission, to create community with no 'us and them', has set a path for our feet and the more we've moved toward our destiny, the more others have jumped alongside, contributing what they can and watching the impossible unfold in front of us. It's not in the realm of ideas that our mission unfolds. I think it was Kierkegaard who said you can only "understand" your life backwards but you can only "live" your life going forwards. Our mission has lived this year in teaching people with mental health issues to surf down at Bondi; it's lived in moments of celebration when one of our visitors gets off the streets; it's lived in acting classes, in choirs, in music jams, in celebrations of countless things. It's lived in the life of our little café, a place of meeting or refuge, of conversations or of no words at all.
This year our Christmas appeal was focused on getting our café funded for another year. I was a little shy to jump in this direction because it's not easy to explain how a low-cost cafe is one of our most strategic programs. Walk into the café on any day of the week and you'll see people sitting around eating meals. It doesn't seem like much but spend a little more time and you'll soon see it's a place of miracles. It's a place where people who have been pushed to the fringes of society can feel safe and accepted. It's a place where our community workers can build trust with people and encourage them to move towards better days. Our café is not a soup kitchen but a tool in our bag for community making. It's fundamental and crucial to Wayside's existence and helps to give dignity to those buying a low-cost feed or a cup of coffee. As of this moment we are $60,000 short of our goal for our appeal but I'm delighted to tell you that one very generous donor has promised me $50,000 if I can find someone to match their gift. If there is such a person in the world who is able and would like to see a gift of $50,000 doubled, it means the funding for our café would be secure not for 12 months but for 15 months! If you or someone you know could help us, please get in contact and help support our place of miracles.
Here's a story! The City of Sydney organised this week a, 'one stop shop' to descend on Wayside. Homeless people often find it hard to organise housing because proof of identity is required and there are many bits of paper needed to get through an application for social housing. The 'one stop shop' brought a dozen or so agencies, including Births, Deaths and Marriages and Housing NSW together at Wayside so that all bureaucratic issues could be dealt with at one time and in one room. They interviewed 38 of our visitors that morning and were able to help 37 of them! One man who has been living in his car for four years waited for a few minutes but lost confidence and headed downstairs. He told Una in our Community Services Centre that no one could help him. Una gave him the Scottish version of, "Don't you dare give up. Get back into that room." He did and he was able to be housed that very day! We had the unspeakable joy of watching him explain his good fortune to his dog. His dog is a cross between a Staffy and a D9 bulldozer. As he began to say, "We've got a house, mate", you'd swear the dog understood and was already asking questions like, "Will we have a bed and can we get a TV?" Amazing moments abound and heartfelt thanks and congratulations to Trina from the City of Sydney for making this happen.
So thank you dear Inner Circle for reading all our notes and making room for Wayside in your hearts. In our Christmas appeal letter I told the story of Kelly* whose history of abuse, addiction and homelessness was nothing short of heartbreaking. She usually kept to herself but she discovered that she enjoyed quilting when it was set up in our café. I'm certain that if we'd have asked her directly to join in, she'd have run away. She was so proud of the quilt she made and I was so proud of her. I told you that Kelly was quite ill and that I would be surprised if she made it to Christmas. Well, she didn't make it. We lost her this week. Kelly was never a "client who had her needs met" here. Kelly was a person whose story is beyond the capacity for most to imagine and we knew her and we loved her. She found in our café a safe place, a cheap place for good food, a place where she could sit in peace, a place where she was known and belonged. Just days before her end, she was viciously assaulted and robbed. Her body was 46 years old and her face was 96 years old. Knowing Kelly was transformative for us. We have something in our souls that could come no other way but from Kelly. We'll bury her here and we'll cry and laugh and thank God that we were here for her.
Thanks for being part of our Inner Circle. I'll start writing again in mid January.
PS. Come on Christmas Day if you can. There is a short celebration on the street at 10.30am and lunch is on at 12pm. You don't need an invitation to come. Just bring a smile and be prepared to say 'hi' to people. Before long you'll find yourself dancing with others in the street. If you can't make it, you can contribute by choosing to 'Donate a Plate' so that people who have done it tough on the streets this year can at least enjoy a proper Christmas lunch in the company of people who care. Donate a Plate here.
*Name has been changed.
Rev Graham Long AM
CEO & Pastor
The Wayside Chapel
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Be sure to follow Graham on Twitter if you have an account; @waysidepastor
Previous Inner Circles
10 December: Sanity Clause if coming to town
3 December: It's all about the presence
26 November: The joy of not knowing
19 November: The curse of perfectionism
12 November: To speak is to act
5 November: My cup runneth over
29 October: Prophet and loss
22 October: Finding yourself in a magical team
15 October: A silly question
8 October: Surprised by the joy
1 October: Being dead right
24 September: A day by the Wayside
17 September: It's a gold rush
10 September: The psychology of onions
3 September: Life comes from without
27 August: Surprised by the beautiful
20 August: Light shining through the cracks
13 August: A matter of balance
6 August: Recognising a gift
30 July: Your weakly note
23 July: 'A thing' from the Wayside
16 July: The future is calling
9 July: In love with some Dame
2 July: Better days ahead
25 June: Something funny, something beautiful
18 June: Seeing what's there
11 June: Amazing mates
4 June: There's a time and a place
28 May: The weight and the joy of being a neighbour
21 May: You're invited
14 May: Laughing, lying and loving
7 May: The awesome in the ordinary
30 April: Wayside light
23 April: Priceless gifts, freely given
16 April: Good news from the Wayside is great news
9 April: Awesome
2 April: Easter by the Wayside
26 March: Thankful for little things
19 March: A few minutes in the cross
12 March: Seeing what isn't there
5 March : A tour like no other
26 February: Tough love
19 February: Puffing or building
12 February: The two shall become two
5 February: Chest pains
29 January: Shear joy
22 January 2015: Fully alive
15 January 2015: Blessed interruptions
8 January 2015: A glimpse of glory
18 December 2014: Christmas hat in hand
11 December 2014: A little season of goodwill
4 December 2014: There was nothing silent about that night
27 November 2014: It's not about feeling better
20 November 2014: Gathering Moss
13 November 2014: Love the land, love the people
6 November 2014: The power of presence
30 October 2014: Paralysed by presence
23 October 2014: The joy of sight
16 October 2014: The best medicine
9 October 2014: Who would have guessed?
2 October 2014: There's no such thing as a terrorist
21 August: Saving souls
14 August: Squeaking out
7 August: A time for turning
31 July: You're okay
24 July: Happy tears
17 July: Let's aim higher
10 July: Gristle and good
3 July: The joy of not knowing
26 June: If not now, when? If not me, who?
12 June: Longing for riches
5 June: When you least expect it
22 May: Finding home
15 May: Flying
8 May: Tests, triumps and tissues
1 May: Skuse the French
24 April: Lifting the curtain
17 April: Collective love
10 April: Cardiac arrest
3 April: Awe struck
27 March: You're invited to something special
20 March: Rather a prohet than a loss
13 March: It's all happening at the wayside
6 March: Love makes all the difference
27 February: What goes around
20 February: The joy of being empty handed
13 February: Loving the growth spurts
6 February: Mighty glad to be back by the wayside
23 January: Some criminals have class
16 January: Wonderful surprises
9 January: Ready, set
19 December: Thanks for an awesome year
12 December: Mission and wishin'
5 December: The ups and downs and all is well
28 November: Kissed by the community
21 November: Our cup runneth over
14 November: A revelation from wayside
7 November: When excrement happens
31 October: I am therefore I think
24 October: We are surrounded by heroes
17 October: When you least suspect
26 September: A wayside wobbly
19 September: Knowing a gift
12 September: Advancing at the retreat
5 September: A little dose of good
29 August: Fighting with a feather
22 August: The boom is just beginning
15 August: True riches
8 August: Small is beautiful
1 August: Sensitive people miss all the best views
25 July: A whole lot going on at wayside
18 July: Kings Cross a place of courage
27 June: Holy ground
20 June: You cannot take what can only be given


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Students flood NSFAS site to beat deadline for 2017 university funding
There was a last-minute rush to the beat the National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS)'s November 30 deadline for applications for funding for the 2017 academic year.
Close to 200,000 completed applications had been received by Wednesday' and the fund insisted that students who missed the cut-off will not have another opportunity to get funding for their studies.
"November 30 2016 [was] the deadline' and there is no extension'" said NSFAS spokesperson Kagisho Mamabolo.
Mamabolo said the number of applications the financial aid scheme received this year was up on previous years.
"The number of applications has certainly increased in comparison to last year because last year we had only opened for centralised applications for selected institutions that were part of the pilot phase of NSFAS student-centred model' and this year all 26 public universities and 50 TVET colleges have come on board'" Mamabolo explained.
"The number of applications has significantly increased in the last few days. The number of received completed applications is nearing the 200 000 mark.
"NSFAS policy' as [part of a] commitment towards opening access to higher education and training' and reinforcing government's decision to open the doors of learning' is that all qualifying students that have applied for financial assistance will be funded.
"Our figures are aligned with the enrolment target of institutions. This means' if [a student is] admitted and qualifies for NSFAS' funding will be made available'" Mamabolo added.
The NSFAS has had more than 5,000 active users filing applications a day since introducing the online application system for the first time this year.
"Our online applications portal has experienced a heavier than estimated and expected active user load.
"This load has ranged between 4,000 and 5,000 active users at any one time. It has resulted in slow response times and intermittent timeouts' which in turn would have affected students applying and therefore for the abnormally high level of calls to the contact centre."
The scheme will' from Thursday' start processing applications. This includes checking if the correct documentation is attached' doing means tests and the verification of particulars.
Students who have submitted incomplete applications have until 10 December to submit missing documents.
"After the date' applications without supporting documents will be rejected. Users' that still have to complete the online applications' and have already started before closing date' will be allowed to complete'" Mamabolo said.
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Pakistani lawmakers have additionally recommended the authorities to Rs five,000 and Rs 1,000 foreign money notes to lessen illicit cash flows and inspire people to apply banking services.
Pakistan Peoples birthday celebration Senator Osman Saifullah Khan had submitted a decision inside the Senate, looking for withdrawal of Rs five,000 and Rs 1,000 forex notes to reduce illicit money flows and inspire people to use banking services.
"The house urges the government to take steps to withdraw from move as prison gentle the high denomination Rs 5,000 and Rs 1,000 notes a good way to reduce illicit money flows, encourage the usage of financial institution bills and decrease the size of undocumented financial system," reads the decision.
earlier, Indian high Minister Narendra Modi introduced the demonetisation of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 banknotes, making these notes invalid in a major assault on black money, fake currency and corruption.


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I first found ERIC about ten years ago, after doing a web search to find help for my son Toms bedwetting problem. At that point, it was the single biggest issue that I thought about, and I was extremely stressed out. We were desperate to find a solution, but nothing we had tried had worked. Tom was 13 by this point and had always had a night wetting problem.
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While there isnt always a solution to bedwetting, ERIC can help young people and parents to deal with the problem and understand that obsessing about it wont help it to stop! Its somewhere to turn to when youre upset and exhausted, and need to talk to people who really understand. Knowing how to effectively manage a continence problem on a day to day basis can help children and parents to feel more in control of things. In our case, this enabled Tom to take part in normal activities such as school trips away and to understand that there are many other young people that experience these issues.
The bedwetting eventually stopped when Tom was about 18 and although life is going very well for him, I do feel the condition scarred him; the emphasis by doctors on exploring physical reasons which proved not to exist has resulted in him having a very negative view of the medical profession as a whole. On the positive side he is very kind and caring towards people in difficulties and helps out regularly with a local street football team.
I wish I had known about ERIC earlier as having the right information and support earlier would have reduced a lot of the stress we experienced as a family.
I really want to highlight that continence problems cut across society, regardless of childrens backgrounds. Tom was generally seen by doctors and nurses as coming from a privileged background and a lot of our concerns were dismissed because the professions in question thought their work should only with be children with disabilities or from challenging backgrounds.
I give a regular donation to ERIC as the work of the charity is very important but its a cause that doesnt get the same exposure or funding as other health charities. Investing in ERIC is a way to ensure that the right support is there in future for other young people and their families.
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I first found out about ERIC after searching the internet two years ago, when I was 16. I had tried everything to sort out my bedwetting problem and had run out of ideas.
I emailed Jayne at ERIC and she explained about other approaches I could try including an alarm, which I went on to use and which really helped. I dont use the alarm anymore and only wet the bed occasionally now.
In my early teenage years I never really understood why bedwetting happens. It used to feel like I was the only one affected and that I was doing something to make the wetting happen. I wish Id known others my age that were going through the same thing so I could have talked about it and not felt so alone. In the past I never told any of my friends about my bedwetting, but recently Ive told a couple of close friends.
Bedwetting might not seem like a big deal but it affected my day to day life in lots of ways. I would often find it difficult to get back to sleep after the wetting happened, which meant I was often tired during the day and unable to concentrate. I was also constantly worried that someone at school would get suspicious of me and find out about my problem. It also limited the things I could do; for example it was difficult to go on trips away or sleepovers. On the rare occasions I did stay somewhere else, I had to plan things really carefully so no one would find out.
I would encourage more young people to contact ERIC directly especially by email as it can be easier to speak about the issues that way, instead of on the phone or in person. Its really important that ERIC is around to help more young people in the future and that the charity helps to make these issues easier to talk about.
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It was 1999 and we were still reeling from the shock of discovering that our beloved elder son had leukaemia. He was just about to celebrate his sixth birthday but looked nearer to 60 - pale, listless, sad and scared; stiff of neck following an operation to insert a permanent medicine port and immobile because he was hooked up to a drip which over the next three years would deliver very many gallons of good blood, platelets, saline and vicious cancer killers into his system.
It was a harsh time and we were faced with yet another challenge. To our brave boy's horror, the constant intake of fluids turned him into a bed wetter.
In the context of his bigger health issues, a sodden duvet probably seems minor. But this was a boy who desperately needed self-confidence and undisturbed rest to carry him through, and a family too pre-occupied with worry, hospital visits and the administering of dangerous pills and potions to also cope with nightly changes of bedding or the constant laundering of PJs and sheets.
Then someone told us about the charity ERIC. Within days, we had received special sheets to keep our sons bed dry as well as advice on how to ease night-time bladder pressures and how to re-establish full continence when treatment ended. Amid all of ERICs other good work, its probable that our case barely even registered. But believe me when all around seems dark, it is magically uplifting when someone steps in, waves a wand and poof! suddenly youve one less problem to fret about. So thank you, ERIC, and congratulations on 25 years of making familys lives better.
Dr Penny Dobson MBE
Penny, a trained nurse and social worker, set up ERIC in 1988 with characteristic pioneering energy and vision. She then developed the organisation over the next twenty years to create the effective, influential and award-winning organisation that it remains today.
Pennys daunting task was to set up a registered charity in a challenging area of child health - and to have achieved financial independence by 1991 a requirement of its initial funder, the Childrens Society. Based in a tiny office courtesy of the University of Bristol, and supported by David Baum, the distinguished late Professor of Child Health, Penny managed to inspire and engage people with skills and influence on a national scale; clinicians to be part of a clinical advisory group, parents and professionals to join a fledgling management committee and the "great and the good of Bristol to put their efforts into fundraising!
Gradually the small operating team expanded - and ERIC set up the first national Helpline for childhood continence, published a wide range of information resources for children and families, as well as the first clinical guidelines and minimum standards for service delivery. Over the years ERIC also developed training courses for nurses and doctors, as well as the international conference programme - and later a website and an on-line shop.
ERICs pioneering campaign "Water is Cool in School, launched in 2000, resulted in a lasting improvement to the provision of drinking water in schools around the country. Its subsequent campaign, called "Bog Standard tackled the need for minimum standard toilet and washing facilities again necessary for all children but particularly for those with a bladder or bowel problem. These messages continue with ERICs important "Right to Go campaign.
Research was encouraged from the outset. In 1991 Penny managed to persuade Dr (now Professor) Jean Golding at the University of Bristol to include questions on the acquisition of bladder and bowel control in its major national longitudinal study of the health and development of children. This rich source of data was later analysed by a team at the University, with the support of ERIC - and resulted in research publications of international importance.
By 2003 it was clear that there needed to be a political "voice to represent the concerns of this group of young people. So Penny set up a national forum of professionals, with family representation, called the Paediatric Continence Forum (PCF). Its task was to lobby Parliament and to ensure that paediatric continence was included in national health policy. An immediate success was for paediatric continence to be added to the 2004 National Service Framework, the Governments 10 year template for childrens services. More achievements followed and the PCF still remains an effective and nationally recognised lobby group.
ERICs research-based information, its sound governance and its impact nationally and internationally led to many awards recognition that has continued to this day. For Penny it culminated in 2007 with ERIC being chosen as Overall Winner of the prestigious Glaxo SmithKline IMPACT Award, an award that recognises the contribution of small to medium size charities to the healthcare field. A year later, ERIC won the childrens category at the national Charity Awards.
We spoke to Penny about these many achievements. She said:-
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Bordering on Peace: Democracy, Territorial Issues, and Conflict
Author's note: Thanks to Mike Desch, Rich Fording, Matt Gabel, Marc Hutchison, Toby Rider, and Scott Wolford for comments on earlier drafts and especially to Kirk Randazzo for numerous discussions on methodology. Thanks also to Paul Huth and Todd Allee for sharing their data and to Paul Hensel, Adam Przeworski, and Bruce Russett and John Oneal for making their data publicly available. Unfortunately, I cannot hold anyone else responsible for the errors that remain. Replication data for the analyses in this article can be found at: http://bama.ua.edu/~dmgibler/replication and at http://isanet.org/data_archive.html.
I argue that democracy and peace are both symptoms—not causes—of the removal of territorial issues between neighbors, and in this sense the "empirical law" of democratic peace may in fact be spurious. As democracies tend to stabilize their border relations prior to becoming democratic, democracy as an independent variable in conflict studies captures the effects of an absence of territorial issues. States without these issues are less prone to disputes prior to regime type, and I show that, after controlling for the presence of stable borders, joint democracy exercises no pacifying effect on conflict behavior from 1946 to 1999.


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"I don't make songs for free, I make them for freedom"
Chance the Rapper has taken the world by storm in the past few years. He's gone from being considered one of the better under the radar rappers to one of the best full on mainstream rappers in the game today. He's always seemed like a good guy, and he has done things for the fans first and himself later. Maybe it's time for Chance to start thinking about himself a little bit.
What's he up to now?


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An anniversary is a day that commemorates or celebrates a past event that occurred on the same day of the year as the initial event. For example, the first event is the initial occurrence or, if planned, the inaugural of the event. One year later would be the first anniversary of that event. The word was first used for Catholic feasts to commemorate saints.
The Latin phrase dies natalis (literally "birth day") has become a common term, adopted in many languages, especially in intellectual and institutional circles, for the anniversary of the founding ("legal or statutory birth") of an institution, such as an alma mater (college or other school). Even in ancient Rome, we know of the [dies] Aquilae natalis ("birthday of the eagle", anniversary of the official founding of a legion).
Most countries around the world celebrate national anniversaries, for example the United States Bicentennial. These could be the date of independence of the nation or the adoption of a new constitution or form of government. The important dates in a sitting monarch's reign may also be commemorated, an event often referred to as a 'Jubilee'.
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A people is a plurality of persons considered as a whole, as in an ethnic group or nation. Collectively, for example, Jews are known as "the Jewish people", European Gypsies comprise the bulk of "the Romani people", and Palestinian Arabs have started to be called "the Palestinian people".
Various republics govern, or claim to govern, in the name of the people. Both the Roman Republic and the Roman Empire used the Latin term Senatus Populusque Romanus, (the Senate and People of Rome). This term was fixed to Roman legionary standards, and even after the Roman Emperors achieved a state of total personal autarchy, they continued to wield their power in the name of the Senate and People of Rome. A People's Republic is typically a Marxist or socialist one-party state that claims to govern on behalf of the people. Populism is another umbrella term for various political tendencies that claim to represent the people, usually with an implication that they serve the common people instead of the elite.
The domestic dog (Canis lupus familiaris), is a subspecies of the gray wolf (Canis lupus), a member of the Canidae family of the mammilian order Carnivora. The term "domestic dog" is generally used for both domesticated and feral varieties. The dog may have been the first animal to be domesticated, and has been the most widely kept working, hunting, and companion animal in human history. The word "dog" may also mean the male of a canine species, as opposed to the word "bitch" for the female of the species.
The present lineage of dogs was domesticated from gray wolves about 15,000 years ago. Remains of domesticated dogs have been found in Siberia and Belgium from about 33,000 years ago. None of these early domestication lineages seem to have survived the Last Glacial Maximum. Although mDNA suggest a split between dogs and wolves around 100,000 years ago no specimens predate 33,000 years ago that are clearly morphologically domesticated dog.
Dogs' value to early human hunter-gatherers led to them quickly becoming ubiquitous across world cultures. Dogs perform many roles for people, such as hunting, herding, pulling loads, protection, assisting police and military, companionship, and, more recently, aiding handicapped individuals. This impact on human society has given them the nickname "Man's Best Friend" in the Western world. In some cultures, dogs are also source of meat. In 2001, there were estimated to be 400 million dogs in the world.
Alicia Augello Cook (born January 25, 1981), better known by her stage name Alicia Keys, is an American R&B singer-songwriter, record producer, and actress. Keys was raised by a single mother in the Hell's Kitchen area of Manhattan in New York City. At age seven, Keys began playing the piano. She attended Professional Performing Arts School and graduated at 16 as valedictorian. Keys released her debut album with J Records, having had previous record deals first with Columbia and then Arista Records.
Keys' debut album, Songs in A Minor, was a commercial success, selling over 12 million copies worldwide. She became the best-selling new artist and best-selling R&B artist of 2001. The album earned Keys five Grammy Awards in 2002, including Best New Artist and Song of the Year for "Fallin'". Her second studio album, The Diary of Alicia Keys, was released in 2003 and was also another success worldwide, selling eight million copies. The album garnered her an additional four Grammy Awards in 2005. Later that year, she released her first live album, Unplugged, which debuted at number one in the United States. She became the first female to have an MTV Unplugged album to debut at number one and the highest since Nirvana in 1994.


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There was no Marilyn Monroe doing a breathy "Happy Birthday, Mr. President" but
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birthday. Anyway, when you have Barbra Streisand performing Avinu Malkeinu,
anything else is an added bonus.As Yediot Aharonot's political
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morning after the love fest at Jerusalem's International Convention Center: "In
his speech at the end of the celebrations last night Peres said that Sonia, his
late wife, taught him the meaning of modesty. I fear that the pupil Shimon Peres
missed a few essential lessons."
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Speaking on her transition to an all-natural hair, the stunning 37 year old said,
"Haircrush Hairvryday ! I've been feeling good about my hair all day. It's been quite some journey from Dec'14 . I did a not so big chop in December 2014 and started the perm to natural transition. It was hard and quite tiresome. I almost gave up especially when it was difficult to comb when the new growth started coming in March 2015."
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I had the LASIK proceedure done yesterday and it was an awesome experiance. Dr January was great. The surgery was only a few minutes, totally painless and i highly recommend it to everyone. Best thing ive ever done. Its 7:00 am the next morning and i can see perfect!!!!!!! No blurred vision or discomfort. its like it never happened!!!!! The staff was super friendly very fast and very professional. For anyone whos thinking about getting LASIK done look no further, go with doctor January and the Lasik Vision Institute!!!! Miller Brown
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It is pretty incredible to have required corrective lenses for 34 years, been unable to identify the big "E" on the eye chart because my vision was 20/500, and to walk out of this facility to find my vision was 20/15 less than 24 hours after my procedure---so I simply drove to the Department of Motor Vehicles to order my new license---without restrictions. Given the service of the entire staff and the simplicity of the procedure, I only wish I had done it sooner!
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In a golden era, people should be feasting on cakes and beef and not nutribuns and snail-meat. In the period of rice sufficiency, no one should be hungry with people being more at risk for diabetes rather than malnourishment. But do you know that then-President Ferdinand E. Marcos introduced programs befitting a Third World Country during the times when the Philippines is considered to be at its "golden period" and economic peak?
In May 1973, Marcos introduced the Masagana '99 which goal is to produce 99 sacks of rice per hectare. The program was, in part, instrumental to the increase in yield especially with the introduction of the "miracle rice" developed by the International Rice Research Institute (IRRI) which rose from zero in 1965-66 to 81% in 1981-82 with average productivity increasing to 2.3 tons per hectare in non-irrigated farms and 2.8 tons per hectare on irrigated farms at the end of 1983.[1] This enabled the country to attain rice sufficiency and eventually export a small amount.[2] It should be stressed, however, that IRRI is not Masagana '99, and the research institute is not an agency of the Philippine Government.


text: On Blackpool's North Shore, Mr. Sandman's Hotel provides bed and breakfast accommodation on the north west coast. With its own bar, this guest house provides free parking and WiFi throughout. Guest rooms have en suite or shared bathroom facilities with bath shower and hairdryer. There are tea and coffee facilities, a flat-screen TV with built-in DVD player in all rooms. A full breakfast menu offers continental and vegetarian options, along with a traditional cooked breakfast. There are pancakes, toast, yoghurt and cereals, along a range of teas and coffees. This guest house is an 11-minute drive from Blackpool Zoo, with Blackpool Tower and Houndshill Shopping Centre 15 minutes' walk away. Mr. Sandman's Hotel is just over 2 miles from Blackpool Pleasure Beach.


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Well, it's official. Mr.Surly and I have decided to take a leap of faith and move back up north. Mr.Surly put in his two weeks at work and we will be up north by the end of the second week of October. We are doing it for my health; we don't want to be driving 12 hours every 6 weeks to see my specialists at this new, better, world renowned clinic. We're moving closer, only 4 hours south. I have a limit to how far north I will move. When I moved down south I vowed to never see snow again. Well, I'll see some snow, but hopefully not too much.
We are scared, nervous, anxious, and don't know what to expect. Mr.Surly had a job that wasn't going anywhere, his line of work is on the increase, and to quit a job in this economy is frightful. But I'm so confident in him that he will be able to find a job fairly quickly.
I think the move will help to improve my health, we will have help to take care of me so I don't have to exert myself past my limit. I'm scared but also hopeful to see what our future up north brings. Hopefully a cure and end to my suffering. It's both scary and exciting. Keeping my fingers crossed on this one.


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Earlier this month, I joined a table of fellow geeks (including NN's own Lou) to craft hovercrafts at Drink Shop & Do. The event was run by Science London (the London branch of the British Science Association), who regularly host science craft nights. Dan had been before, and encouraged us all to go.
I forgot my camera and my phone battery died, but Dave and Dan had non-dead phones so they took all the following pictures:
To make the hovercraft, we each got a styrofoam tray (think supermarket meat) and a paper cup. That's all you need for the basic model. Cut a hole in the middle of the tray, cut a big ring out of the cup, put the ring in the tray, and it's a hovercraft! If you blow in the cup/hole, the air will lift the tray and it properly hovers above the table.
To make it more crafty, we also got decorations, and to make it more scientific there was a quiz about hovercrafts. Did you know, for example, that one of the prototypes of a working type of hovercraft was made from a coffee can and a cat food can?
Ours were made from paper and styrofoam, and feathers, and coloured paper, and glitter, and glue….
(Here's mine)
And finally, click this to see a photo of all of us, racing the hovercrafts on the table.
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This was such a fun evening! Thanks for blogging about it. Here's "Henry the hovercraft" that Michelle and I created 🙂
How do the decorations affect the movement of the hovercraft? Presumably if it's more weighed down on one side, that would change the movement. But I'm not a
God; physicist, so I couldn't say more.
They did affect it a bit: we had to make sure there was about as much weight on either side, and not put too much on. Mine ended up being a bit too heavy on one side. It still moved, but it was dragging instead of neatly floating.
Very cool, especially the nyan cat one!
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Clarence Buell Cagle, pianist: born Oklahoma City 19 April 1920; married (one son, one daughter); died Tulsa, Oklahoma 5 October 2003.
Clarence Cagle was among the most influential pianists to play the hillbilly jazz known as western swing. Whilst many of his contemporaries seasoned their playing with heavy doses of the blues or ragtime, his work was noted for its subtle swing and elegance, a sound he later attributed to the lasting influence of a friend from his teenage years, the pioneering jazz guitarist Charlie Christian.
Cagle was briefly a member of Bob Wills's legendary Texas Playboys, but his most important musical association was with Wills's brother, Johnnie Lee, for whom he served as both the anchor of an impressive rhythm section and the creator of characteristic numbers such as the classic "Boogie Woogie Highball".
A native of Oklahoma City, as a child Clarence Cagle played the banjo, alongside his fiddle-playing father and a guitarist brother, in a family band named Uncle Charly and His Boys. This outfit performed on the city's KFXR radio station every day at noon until his father suffered an injury that forced him to withdraw from the music scene. As a result, at the age of 14, Clarence left school and began to work in local night-clubs, eventually adopting the piano as his primary instrument.
It was at this point that he first met Charlie Christian and his pianist brother Eddie. Clarence Cagle later remembered:
For several months Charlie Christian and I played next door to each other. Every time I'd get a break I'd slip over next door and stand at the back of the door and Charlie would pull the microphone down between his knees and play his guitar. He didn't have an electric guitar. He played just through the PA system of the microphone. We really tried to learn from each other.
Segregation limited their association to a series of impromptu jam sessions in the early hours when both had finished their nightly gigs, but Christian's innovations were to remain a defining influence upon his own style.
In 1938 he gained greater exposure when he joined the Swing Billies, house band of the Swing Time Night Club and stars of their own daily radio show, and by 1940 he was playing with Herb Goddard and the Oklahoma Wanderers, a popular band based in Coffeyville, Kansas.
A brief stint with Wills's Texas Playboys was then followed by an enduring partnership with Johnnie Lee Wills. Based in Tulsa, the younger Wills and his band went on to become something of a musical institution across the American South-west, headlining at the legendary Cain's Ballroom, touring incessantly, and cutting over 200 15-minute transcriptions that were broadcast daily on over 175 radio stations.
Bob Wills's return to Tulsa, from California, in 1955 led to a merger of the brothers' bands and saw a superfluous Cagle leave the music industry for four years to run a gravel company. In 1961, however, Johnnie Lee left the Playboys and again recruited his old pianist. Cagle stayed until 1961 when the steel guitarist Leon McAuliffe asked him to join his Cimarron Boys, an accomplished band that met the onslaught of rock'n'roll by offering rural audiences a polished playlist of western swing standards like "Faded Love", "San Antonio Rose" and their leader's famed "Steel Guitar Rag".
By 1963 the demands of a life on the road were taking their toll on Cagle and, at McAuliffe's suggestion, he again left full-time music and, until his retirement, ran a music store in Rogers, Arkansas.
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