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Governments have always used all methods available to protect the safety and interest of their citizens. 'Spying', with all of its ethical implications is just one of these methods. However, it is built largely on trust. Who has access to this data, what data is available and what will they do with it, are crucial questions. Additionally, our lives are now lived online. Our communication is via phones and email, our children and families grow via online photos. At no other point in history has so much data been created and stored outside the confines of users' physical ownership. The trust required to access this data has been significantly eroded through recent revelations that intelligence agencies (not just the US) have moved from highly targeted campaigns against known or suspected threats, towards systematic, broad reaching mass surveillance touching everyone, including the people they are designed to protect – the citizens.
People have an incredible appetite for risk at an individual level. They give away huge amounts of data just for the right to access "free-to-play" games online. However consumers are increasingly aware of security and privacy, even if they are not completely abreast of all of the details. This means that while IoT "smart" features used to be a differentiator amongst the highly competitive consumer market, security and privacy is now the main differentiator. This places the emphasis on manufacturers to prove their devices are secure and consumers will vote with their wallets.
Organisations need to consider security/privacy as a top priority, from small businesses through to multinational enterprises. Companies that have embedded security into their DNA will have a strong understanding of their core information assets and their value. From there, decisions can be made in addition to process/people/technology reviews to protect these assets from spying through IoT devices. One way to do this is to standardise to a smaller set of approved IoT devices and run them through a qualified Testing and Validation lab, similar to Common Criteria, but focused on security risks such as surveillance (government or otherwise).
This is where a company like DarkMatter can assist in helping businesses establish a cyber security programme incorporating policies, procedures, and personnel, developing a cyber security strategy that will give them visibility into their environment and deploy defensive technologies and methodologies.
The region has always prided itself on developing centres of excellence and showcasing the future where ever possible. This includes demonstrating to citizens and consumers that IoT devices that surround their smart systems are safe and secure from undisclosed surveillance and are intended and capable of delivering on their promise of safer and smarter cities and lives. This includes settings standards then testing and validating across those standards. It also requires transparency into this process as well as strong educational campaigns to allow citizens, or their trusted advisors such as the media, to understand how these risks have been addressed and how to best protect themselves and their privacy in their daily lives.


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Northern Ireland's Wendy Houvenaghel took silver in the women's individual pursuit final at the Commonwealth Games.
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Last Updated: 08/10/10 11:22am
Northern Ireland's Wendy Houvenaghel took the silver medal behind Alison Shanks of New Zealand in the women's individual pursuit final at the Commonwealth Games on Friday.
Olympic silver medallist Houvenaghel was the second fastest qualifier in three minutes 34.560 seconds, nearly two-and-a-half seconds slower than her final opponent.
Both women went faster in the final but the gap between them remained in Shanks' favour as she won in a time of 3:30.875, to Houvenaghel's 3:32.137.
"Another silver medal," said Houvenaghel, who was also second in March's World Championships. "I came here for the gold - as always - and I am a little bit disappointed to come away with the silver again.
"But I gave it everything I had and the outcome was out of my control. I'm happy to have a medal from this competition."
Canada's Tara Whitten won bronze with a ride of 3:35.810, finishing ahead of Australia's Jaime Nielsen in the third/fourth-placed ride off.
Paralympic champion Sarah Storey finished in 3:39.964, to place sixth in qualification, missing out on a second ride with only four riders progressing.
England's Laura Trott clocked 3:40.329 and team-mate Anna Blyth 3:51.252 to place seventh and 10th, respectively.
Final flourish for Australia
In the day's other two events it was business as usual for Australia as they rounded off a dominant week in perfect style.
The velodrome heard the Australian national anthem for the 11th time from 13 events as Daniel Ellis, Jason Niblett and Scott Sunderland won men's team sprint gold in 43.772 ahead of New Zealand, who took silver in 44.233.
Scotland's men's team sprint trio of John Paul, Chris Pritchard and Callum Skinner clocked 46.273 to finish fourth as Malaysia took bronze in 45.040.
Then in the concluding men's 20km scratch race final Cameron Meyer added a 12th gold for Australia - his third of the Games.
It was a clean sweep for Australia, with Jack Bobridge, the individual pursuit champion taking second place and Michael Freiberg third.
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Sitting in the Transportation, Environmental Quality, and National Guard Appropriations Subcommittee, I was disheartened by the action of the members to renew their efforts to cut the budget by an unrealistic 15%. While I acknowledge their efforts to prioritize the specifics of the cuts, I feel the passing of a budget that includes a cut to the National Guard Tuition Assistance and Veterans Affairs Outreach should not be included. This is why I voted no.
The committee passed the 7.5% budget cut for FY2009 and the 15% cut for FY2010. This will now go to the Executive Appropriations Committee on Friday, January 23, where my voice will be against the proposed 15% and for more reasonable solutions for Utah.


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WATCH: Blonde Donald Trump fan left with egg on her face after mob throws food
THIS is the moment a Republican supporter was pelted with watermelon and eggs as she paraded her Donald Trump jersey in front of an angry mob.
**Warning: clip contains strong language**
Watch: The moment a Trump supporter, surrounded by protesters, is egged in the face, hit by other food. pic.twitter.com/qYFdwJWvrS— Jacob Rascon (@Jacobnbc) June 3, 2016
The young woman was at the notorious presidential candidate's rally in California, US – where scenes of violence broke out throughout the evening.
Hundreds gathered at the San Jose convention hall – where Trump was speaking – waving Mexican flags and heckling at Republican supporters leaving the site.
Journalist Jacob Rascon captured the moment the young blonde braved the crowd to parade her blue, white and red jersey emblazoned with "Trump" across the chest.
There were reports that she had "egged" on the crowd before they turned on her…with eggs.
Rascon the clip to Twitter, writing: "Woman who supports Trump surrounded by protesters, who taunt her, then throw eggs and bottles at her."
In the video she can be seen standing at the convention centre entrance smiling proudly as the mob yells and chants.
Woman who supports Trump surrounded by protesters, who taunt her, then throw eggs and bottles at her. pic.twitter.com/nHJ3cgYOfR— Jacob Rascon (@Jacobnbc) June 3, 2016
An egg comes soaring from the right and she laughs as she is covered in yellow goo.
But moments later it turns into a food-fight free-for-all.
A piece of watermelon comes flying through the air – hitting her right in the kisser.
Another egg comes soaring hitting her straight in the face as the crowds jeer.
Incredibly, the perpetrators fail to wipe the smile from her face.
The incident received mixed reaction on Twitter – with several condemning the one-sided food fight.
Outside Trump rally protestors chased down this kid and tackled him. When he got up we pointed him to police. pic.twitter.com/83O2oNzcMx— Tom Llamas (@TomLlamasABC) June 3, 2016
One wrote: "Not OK. I'm not a Trump supporter, but this is sinking to Trump's level."
It was just one of several frenzied scenes on the streets of California last night.
Thousands from the anti-Trump camp took to the streets to protest against the billionaire.
video of me immediately after being attacked from behind by at least half a dozen protestors #SanJose #Trump #MAGA pic.twitter.com/j4ponnnpRn— Bill Wilson (@BillWillson33) June 3, 2016
And while most were peaceful, there were scenes of utter carnage as mosh pits and fist-fights broke out among the masses.
Riot police armed with pepper spray pellets stormed the crowds as flames from burning American flags lit up the sky.
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After seeing some curtains with ribbon stripe details in a Ballard catalog, Jeannie from Maxwell House Interiors couldn't get them off her mind. She eventually decided it couldn't be too hard to dress up her current panels with some ribbon. If you aren't a seamstress, you will be happy to learn Jeannie's no-sew method. Jeannie points out the design … [Read more...]
Christmas Glitter Pillow
Here's pillow number 3 from my Christmas pillowpalooza over at Infarrantly Creative. I cut the ornaments from glitter transfer paper with my Cameo and then ironed them onto my drop cloth fabric. I added some satin ribbon and sewed up an envelope closure pillow form. I am loving me some glitter lately so the sparkle and shimmer just make me smile, … [Read more...]
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One item Jennifer from Dimples and Tangles crossed off her "Christmas Craft To-Do List" was this adorable stocking pillow. It really was as simple as making a pillow cover with an envelope back since Jennifer found the cutie-patootie green mini stockings at Target. At the end she just added the ribbon and initial tags for a special touch. Don't you … [Read more...]
Personalized Photo Ornaments
I love this idea for reusing Christmas cards from Danielle at Monkey Mania 3. Not wanting to throw away the sweet photo cards she receives each year, Danielle turns them into personalized ornaments for her friends. This is such a meaningful and economical gift idea for family and friends. I can only imagine that Danielle's friends are surprised and … [Read more...]
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Dawn from Designed by Dawn Nicole knew she wanted to make some sparkly snowflake ornaments as soon as she saw them in the Pottery Barn Kids catalog. Since they were made of cardstock, Dawn knew she could easily recreate her own. She designed and printed them on the computer and then cut them out and added some glittery goodness. I love how she … [Read more...]
Kids Magnetic Chore Chart
April from Cup of Delight was honored when her sister consulted her about creating a chore chart for her kiddos. April purchased a magnetic whiteboard for her "canvas" and added scrapbook paper and ribbon for aesthetics. The chore magnets were created on the computer and then printed on magnetic paper so they can be easily changed out. This is such … [Read more...]
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Tanya from Trey & Lucy shares both a picture and video tutorial on how to make these adorable roses that are great for accessorizing and decorating. The first one she made was intended for a pillow but ended up as a hair accessory. I love me some fun, chunky accessories! Tanya eventually did make one for a pillow using a colorful, patterned … [Read more...]
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Shirley from These Moments of Mine loved the look of a Ballard burlap magnetic board but not the price. (We can all identify with that!) In addition to saving sixty bucks plus shipping, Shirley was able to modify the design to meet her own tastes. She opted to use corkboard instead of making it magnetic and added the ampersand in place of a … [Read more...]
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Using cardstock and ribbon, Nancy from Owen's Olivia made a cute bird garland to adorn her entryway table. Nancy opted for cardstock to save time and money; however, fabric would also work well. This could be a good use for all that scrap fabric piling up. I think this garland would be super cute for a baby or wedding shower. You could even … [Read more...]
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Honey from 2805 created her own decorative book bundles with a romantic spin. She added a touch of romance by placing sheet music and flowing script atop the books and then bundling them with twine and feminine ribbons. These would be great accent pieces on a table or even in a basket. I love the idea of using them to display vintage family … [Read more...]


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The U.S. Water Alliance issued a report highlighting common ground and innovative strategies between agriculture and water and wastewater utilities to reduce nutrient pollution in the Mississippi River Basin. "Coming Together to Protect Mississippi River Watersheds: Agriculture and Water Sector Collaboration for Nutrient Progress" (August 2014) embodies the discussions and recommendations of agriculture, wastewater and drinking water leaders, with participation from environmental, academic and scientific, business, local, state and Federal agency interests.
Participants met frequently between March 2013 and February 2014 in cities and towns across the Upper and Middle Mississippi River Basin to build trust and understanding. The starting place for the Mississippi River Nutrient Dialogues was common recognition that current "point source" regulation under the Clean Water Act and non-point source voluntary efforts to manage nutrient loadings are not achieving the reductions needed for a healthy, vibrant River Basin and Gulf. As noted in the report: "Though there were considerable differences of view within the group about the sources of excess nutrients and the extent of the impacts, there was agreement that both the agriculture and water sectors stand to benefit from efforts to reduce the amount of nutrients leaving agricultural lands." Building on previous and ongoing broader efforts, participants in the Nutrient Dialogues worked together closely to identify opportunities for targeted, localized solutions based on new partnerships. Here are key strategies and recommendations from the report:
The dialogues were prompted by the challenges of nutrient pollution facing the Mississippi River Basin, as well as communities and regions throughout the U.S., from the Great Lakes to the East and West Coasts. The report states that "high levels of nitrogen and phosphorous threaten human health, wildlife and plant populations, recreation opportunities, and livelihoods in communities and watersheds throughout the Mississippi River Basin." The effort received financial and in-kind support from the McKnight Foundation, The Johnson Foundation at Wingspread and Meridian Institute, with active engagement and support from representatives of agricultural and water-related utilities and organizations, environmental groups, state and federal government, and academic and scientific research organizations.


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A young mother lost the ashes of her recently deceased baby when the purse she was carrying them in was stolen from her on Friday night in Alabama, police said Monday.
Monica Thomas, 19, was walking with a friend in Montgomery, Ala., when the thief stole her bag containing the small urn with her baby's cremated remains, said Martha Earnhardt, a spokeswoman for the Montgomery Police Department.
Earnhardt said Thomas' baby, named Jamar Simmons Jr., was born in the spring and died only a couple hours after birth.
Thomas told police she was carrying the ashes with her because she planned to bring them to her mother's grave on Saturday to bury them, said Earnhardt. "I wanted him there with my mom," Thomas told NBC affiliate WSFA.
She even begged the thief: "Put them on the porch or even just call and tell me where it is, and I'll be grateful. I just want my baby back."
Earnhardt said Thomas "was certainly emotional at the loss."
"You can replace a wallet, you can recover cash, but this is something else entirely," she said.
Although Thomas was not physically injured, the Montgomery police have classified the incident as a robbery because the thief pushed her down, said Earnhardt.


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H.N. Handicrafts is a Manufacturer and Exporter of Aluminium Handicrafts, Brass Handicrafts, EPNS Wares, Wooden Handicrafts and Iron Handicrafts. The company's products include Flower Vase, Candle Holders, Lanterns, Bowls & Trays, Furniture, Wine Rack & Collars, Picture Frame, Salad Server, Tableware, etc.
The Founder of H.N. Handicrafts is Mr. Liaqat Ali who has experience of 30 years in the Handicrafts industry. H.N. Handicrafts was established in 1992 to bring quality products to the world markets. With convenient accessibility to quality raw materials and skillful labour, the company has managed to make a mark in the competitive American and European handicrafts market and has established long term dealing with its prominent clients worldwide.
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A new mural is currently being created at King's Mill Hospital, dedicated to organ donors and their families.
The Tree of Life mural is currently going up in the hospital's main reception area, as part of an organ donation campaign currently being run by the foundation trust.
The aim of the campaign, which was launched in July, is to raise awareness of the significance of organ donation amongst staff and members of the local community, a spokesman for the Sherwood Forest Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust told Chad.
The design is set to be officially unveiled at an 'Inside Your Body' open day from 10am on 16th November.
Ben Cole, from the organ donation team, said: "We are keen to promote the importance of organ donation and the difference it makes to so many lives."
The trust is also running a poster competition to raise awareness. There are separate categories for children aged under 10, and 10 and over.
Winners will be announced at the open day, with prizes for first, second and third place in each category.
To enter, send your A4 design to FREEPOST RLSJ-BGTL-XRUY, Membership Response Centre, King's Mill Hospital, Mansfield Road, NG17 4JL by 11th November.
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Quiche for all Seasons
Quiche is great for breakfast, lunch or dinner. It's even great for company. And guys; it is an omelet in a pie crust and what is better than pie for breakfast! Not to mention leftovers; make two and take a slice for lunch with a side salad.
Servings: 6
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Cooking time: 45 min to 1 hr
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Place flour, salt and butter in food processor and pulse to blend butter and flour. Turn on the food processor and pour the water in the shoot in a slow stream. As soon as the dough forms a ball and the water is all in shut off processor. Remove to floured board, dust with flour and roll into a ball. Let stand 5 min and roll out to fit pie pan.
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Use this basic egg mix for what ever flavor quiche you choose. Pre-heat oven to 450º F. Place the pie crust in pie pan and fill with your favorite quiche ingredients and the cheese. Beat the first six ingredients together and pour the egg mix over your favorite quiche ingredients. You may have a little egg left depending on how full you fill the crust with other ingredients. Arrange the tomato slices around the top and sprinkle top with paprika. One cup of Italian 5 cheese blend works very well with most quiche recipes. Tomato slices around the outer edge not only looks very impressive, but add a lot of flavor to the pie. Bake 10 min @ 450º F then turn oven down to 350º F for 45 min to 1 hr depending on your oven. Quiche has a tendency to run over, put a cookie sheet under your pie pan to stop the mess. Quiche is done when the center pops up, not before. Don't open and close the oven door, you loose 40 to 50 degrees every time you open the door. Let quiche stand 10 to 15 min before cutting into pie slices. Tip: You will get a much better product if you sauté the onions and peppers first, always pre-cook the meat.
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Defrost spinach and squeeze out all the water. Cut bacon into small pieces. Sauté bacon, onions, pepper and mushrooms, drain off excess grease. Place the bacon, onions, peppers, spinach and mushrooms in the in the bottom of the pie crust. Spread cheese next, then pour the egg mix (from above) into the crust, don't over fill. Arrange tomato slices around the edge and sprinkle lots of paprika on top and bake. There are several ingredient ideas below, just remember almost anything tastes good in a quiche so be creative.
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Why on the morning of his daughter's wedding does Timothy Westerby suddenly start talking to and dancing with someone no-one else can see?
Who is Polly? Is she a kitten; a parrot or an electric blanket? And what are Timothy's mysterious 'do-dahs'?
Is Ursula really Tim's wife or is she married to Bill who is shorter? Is the Groom's father called Babcock; Alcock; Cassock or Basingstoke?
Come along to the Centenary Theatre group's final production of 2017 and you may find the answers to these questions.
You will certainly enjoy this hilariously funny play by two of the masters of comedy Ray Cooney & John Chapman.
Helen Ekundayo as Ursula Westerby
Lauren Thompson as Judy Westerby
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It's My Opinion: A Boycott
A recent anti-Israeli demonstration at a local grocery store has taken on an ironic twist. The Boycott, Divestment and Sanctions group led a rally in front of a Publix supermarket located in North Miami. Organizer Len Kaminsky insisted the protest was not anti-Jewish, but rather anti-Zionist. Kaminsky said he is a Jew who's very upset with "the way that Palestinians are being treated by Israel." He is heading a boycott of Israeli products to make his point.
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I'm always in a state of total shock when I view newborns. I'm in awe of the teeny size of their hands and fingers and those incredibly minuscule nails. It's totally astonishing that they are real and complete human beings - and still they can be carried with one hand.
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Life can be tough. Sometimes we can connect our problems to things we put in place. Sometimes hard times appear to fall inexplicably from the sky. Human nature shapes the desire to have power over our destinies. We want to feel we can avert tragedy by taking yearly medical screenings or crossing at the corner or investing wisely. Unfortunately, it's not quite that simple.
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All across South Florida, the Jewish community is in festive Chanukah mode. There are parties and events scheduled throughout the entire eight days. There are gala concerts, menorah lightings and Chanukah programs and fairs. There are dreidels to spin and latkes to eat and presents to wrap.
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America will be celebrating Thanksgiving on Thursday, November 25. Tremendous effort has always been focused on portraying this time in a lovely, romanticized light in which pilgrims and Native Americans worked together in harmony. The reality, however, is quite grim.
Chassidic Chanukah Festival Returns For 31st Year
The 31st Annual South Florida Chassidic Chanukah Festival is getting bigger and better. Over 10,000 people have participated each year since the event was moved to Gulfstream Park in Hallandale Beach in 2007. The upcoming festival planned for Wednesday, December 8, has a star-studded program that will likely see the largest attendance ever.
It's My Opinion: Weapons
Zenon Fernandez recently went to trial in Miami. A jury found him guilty of manslaughter with a deadly weapon. Fernandez had been shooting off a round of bullets to celebrate the New Year. His revelry was short-lived.
Reform Rabbi, Students Visit Chabad of South Broward
The rabbi of Hollywood, Florida's original Reform temple, along with a high school teacher and a group of students, recently visited Chabad of South Broward. They were intrigued and inspired by their hour-long visit.
It's My Opinion: Asleep On The Watch
The alarm of a South Beach bank recently went off in the early morning hours. Police arriving at the scene were greeted by an unusual sight. The alleged lookout man was in the parking lot of the bank building. He had fallen asleep at the wheel of his car.
It's My Opinion: First Do No Harm
One of my dearest friends recently flew to New York to be with her ailing father who had suffered a severe heart attack. Sadly, he did not survive.
It's My Opinion: Sensitivities
A minister in Gainesville, Florida, recently caused a major uproar with his plan to burn a Koran on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Reverend Terry Jones' idea was met with wide-reaching condemnation.
It's My Opinion: Reflections On A New Year
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, can be a time of optimism. The observances of the holiday are actually quite therapeutic. Engaging in prayer, charity and repentance clears one's head, and sets us in a position to anticipate a clean slate. We hope for Hashem's blessings for a good year.
It's My Opinion: Teshuvah
As the month of Elul approaches, Jews all over the world anticipate the New Year. Rosh Hashanah is an intriguing time. The notion of teshuvah (repentance) is pivotal to the holiday.
It's My Opinion: Freedom
A boat was intercepted in the Florida Straits on July 13. A surveillance plane spotted the vessel and directed the U.S. Coast Guard to intervene. The boat held a passenger who had fled the island of Cuba.He was parched and exhaustedand was said to have been adrift for weeks. Rescuers were shocked to see that the seven-foot craft was made of Styrofoam.
It's My Opinion: No Vacation From Need
I have written on this topic for several years. Regrettably, the problem is still here and the message worth repeating.
It's My Opinion: Gam Zu L'Tovah
Judaism encourages the concept of gratitude. A Jew is directed to thank G-d for all. There is a blessing to be said upon hearing good news and a blessing to be said when the news is bad. There is a blessing upon seeing exceptional beauty and a blessing to be said when viewing a disaster. There are blessings for weddings and blessings for funerals.
It's My Opinion: Taking Action
Hollywood Central Elementary is one of the many Florida schools that has had to cut programs and "extras" because of budgetary concerns. The arts department was one of the first programs to be discontinued. Unfortunately, this type of situation is much too typical in these times. Today's economy is responsible for reductions in many schools and institutions.
It's My Opinion: Celebrating Yom HaAtzmaut
Reading through one of our local Jewish newspapers, I was delighted to see a full-page advertisement publicizing a celebration for Yom HaAtzmaut, Israel Independence Day. The 62nd anniversary of the resurgence of the Jewish State is certainly worthy of a party. In fact, after 2,000 years of bloodstained exile, it is an incredible, modern-day wonder.
It's My Opinion: Truth and Fiction
A dreadful event occurred last month at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida. Animal trainer Dawn Brancheau was killed by an errant whale that pushed her off a platform and dragged her under the water.
WYHS Fashion Show
The Second Annual Fashion Show and Sale - run by the Weinbaum Yeshiva High School (WYHS), a religious Zionist high school in Boca Raton, Florida - was a grand success. Organized by seniors, Alix Greenberger and Elizabeth Markovitch, the event was run to demonstrate that being fashionable and modest is possible.
It's My Opinion: Out Of The Clear Blue Sky
everal weeks ago an 18-foot chunk from the wing of a cargo plane broke off and fell out of the clear blue sky. The plane had been flying overhead en route to the nearby Miami International Airport. The debris crashed in a mall parking lot. Miraculously, there were no casualties.
Israeli Chief Rabbi Visits Girls Seminary
The Chief Rabbi of Israel, the Rishon L'Tzion,Rabbi Shlomo Amar, visited the Chaya Aydel Seminary in Hallandale Beach, on Thursday, January 21. Rabbi Amar spoke about the seminary year and blessed the students and teachers.
It's My Opinion: A Golden Anniversary
I was an avid reader and fan of The Jewish Press long before becoming a writer in its pages. Our publication recently celebrated its milestone 50th anniversary and I would like to take this opportunity to reflect on the paper's unprecedented impact on American Jewry.


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The multi-faceted personality Shruthi Haasan's debutant Bollywood movie 'Luck' might have failed to bring any Luck to her. However Shruti managed to bag three exciting projects that keep her busy these days.
While the actress is busy shooting for Murugadoss' 7-aam Arivu (Seventh Sense), she is simultaneously shooting for a Telugu film with Siddarth as the lead and a Hindi flick 'Dil To Bacha Hai Ji.'
The young talented actress Shruti talks about her films including the failure of her debut Bollywood flick 'Luck'. Shruti is very excited about her three projects and the characters she plays in the three films are so different from each other.
7-aam Arivu – the most exciting:
Among the three projects which I am involved in, 7-aam Arivu is the most exciting because of the team involved in its making.I couldn't have asked for a bigger team to make my debut in Kollywood — the team which gave us Ghajini — director A. R. Murugadoss, hero Suriya and music director Harris Jayaraj. Adding glitz to this line-up is Ravi K Chandran who will crank the camera.
About her Telugu and Hindi projects:
I take on a project only if I believe in the character I am playing; I have to relate to it. The Telugu film is a fantasy story and the hero Siddarth is an amazing person to work with.
The Hindi film Dil To Bacha Hai Ji, directed by Madhur Bhandarkar, has Ajay Devgan and Emraan Hashmi in the lead roles.
About the failure of her debut flick 'Luck':
As a first-time actor, you take up a project with a lot of confidence; as the film progresses you are not sure how it has shaped up and trust the makers to put things in order. I feel there was a lack of direction initially. But, all this has been a learning curve and I am definitely wiser now.
Dad Kamal Haasan influence on her filmy career?
Yes it was the influence my dad had on me that inspired me to take up acting. I have learnt a lot from him.


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Maple and Cinnamon Buns with Dark Chocolate Chips
These cinnamon buns are gooey and delicious, filled with dark chocolate chips and covered in a maple syrup icing.
Easy Coconut Ice
Coconut ice is one of those classic treat recipes and is a great one to make with kids. This recipe is super simple to make, with only four ingredients required!
Dark Chocolate and Peppermint Truffles
Perfect as a gift idea for Valentines Day, these dark chocolate and peppermint truffles are delicious and a breeze to make.
Dark Chocolate, Cashew and Sea Salt Fudge
This dark chocolate fudge is salty, decadent and a must-try recipe for any chocolate lover.
Five Ingredient Cacao and Date Bites
I love making simple and delicious vegan recipes, and this is another quick one. These cacao and date bites have only five ingredients and are so easy to make.


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Still listing miniatures from various adult estates and from a Miniature Shop that went out of business.All items starting with a very LOW opening bid and NO reserve. Most are 1:12 scale but please look at the photos with the dime for comparison and also the measurements in the description below. I am happy to combine shipping (pay highest shipping for ONE item and any other wins will ship along for NO additional charge when billed on the same invoice. I can hold items up to two weeks in order to combine shipping with other wins. This is from the Miniatures Shop that closed. I listed this as "used" even though it is from the Miniatures Shop since there were a few minor issues (please see above). Artist made unsigned metal Christmas tree measuring approximately 1 1/2" wide and 2 3/4" high. Antique gold color metal with an ornate base and filigree ball at the top center. There are twelve gorgeous handcrafted ornaments in various shapes decorated with sparkly glitter (love the green one where the glitter looks like icicles and the glittery bell with "crystals"). There is also a gold filigree ornament. One of the original ornaments was missing when I got this so I have added an artist made little pink piggy ornament that is adorable :o) Ornaments are removable and ... read more


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World-renowned architects, Renzo Piano Building Workshop, presented our architects with an enormous challenge – figure out how to bring their soaring, beautiful concept from idea to reality. While the design of the museum extension appears effortlessly simple from the outside, achieving the vision of a light, open space at this historic structure was a considerable challenge, requiring thoughtful solutions and teamwork.
The concept for the design was to create a glass extension that appears to float above the ground, allowing visitors to see within it to the 110 year old replica of a 15th century Venetian palace that is the original museum. The solution to achieving the openness and transparency of the space was to tuck the structural features and much of the state-of-the-art building systems into carefully concealed spaces within the walls, ceilings, crawl spaces, and acoustical voids. Using Building Information Modeling (BIM) software allowed us to coordinate the complicated interweaving of interior systems, all while successfully targeting LEED Gold certification.


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Once the SBLs have been identified from the visioning process, the value curve needs to be determined based on where the vision needs to take us. The value curve may likely look something like this (example) based on the stated vision and identified SBLs:
Its quite possible that you may have an overwhelming need for only 2Cs in your solution roadmap to start with and then build on the others (or not at all) and its absolutely fine, as long as it helps you get to your business vision. Finally, I always recommend you build out a balanced scorecard for your 4C framework and continue to monitor your evolution along your Web 2.0 roadmap. The absence of such a framework may let your solution strategy drift and you may realize the deviation a little too late.
The beauty of following a structured approach to defining your strategy is that even if Web 2.0 becomes Web 3.0, your basic approach will not change. What will likely happen is that a few new Cs or other letters will get added to your framework and your value curve will likely span across more dimensions. As the cliché goes, its all about business, technology solutions are a mere enabler. Web 2.0 and your strategy therein, are no different.
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Beautiful Southern Ave. offers a desirable walk to town location and easy access to the hospital and shopping. This comfortable home is situated on a generous lot, including additional protected land, across the road, complete with established garden, berry bushes and asparagus. Enjoy the views from the spacious second level deck. The interior provides a versatile floor plan, including a possible in-law apartment, accessed from the back stairs. Kitchen with breakfast nook adjoins dining room and pleasant living room. Front hall stairs leads to the second floor with 3+ bedrooms. Additionally, a 1-car attached garage, new windows and a Buderus Boiler complete this great property.
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Review for Hiding Place Inc, Baltimore, MD, USA
My daughter stayed there until I found out they were infested with bedbugs and were told to beat toddlers with belts...this is not a safe place for pregnant women and children. Most of the women there have no place to go so they keep their mouth shut. Shame on you Rock City Church for taking advantage of women who are seeking help.
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close this place down !!!!
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Welcome to HW and the RA forum Annie
Dont be so hard on yourself by down playing your pain - pain is pain! And when it is constant it can be debillitating - well it does my head in
A new Rheumy sounds like a good idea. Do a search on the other maintenance meds there are out there for RA and dont forget to make a list/diary of symptoms to take with you. I always end up forgetting to ask something if I dont have my list with me
I take calcium with vitamin D and was taking fish oil till my Crohn's Disease flared, I must re-introduce it back into my 'pill regime'.
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Land Search and Rescue Wanaka should be operating out of its new headquarters by July, after the first sod was turned at the Ballantyne Rd site yesterday.
About 50 people attended the ceremony, which included a Maori site blessing and speeches by LandSAR Wanaka members.
Chairman Paul Marshall said the organisation had been ''very lucky and blessed'' by the community's contribution to the project.
''The generosity in this community is just overwhelming for such a small place ... [and] pivotal to us putting a spade in the ground.''
He gave special thanks to the ''small, focused group'' of LandSAR members Roy Bailey, Geoff Hatten and Phil Melchior, who had worked tirelessly to make the project possible.
Fundraising co-ordinator Mr Melchior, in particular, was ''a visionary, a heart and soul'' of the project, Mr Marshall said.
The original budget for the building, next to Wanaka's new police station, was close to half a million dollars, including design work and consents. However, discounts provided by local businesses and tradespeople, along with keeping some of the construction work in-house, brought the overall cost to just under $400,000.
''It seems to me sometimes like every supplier, every tradesman in Wanaka has put their hand up and said `Yep, we can do that for you','' Mr Melchior said.
Everyone from anonymous benefactors to cafe staff donating their tip jar also played a part in paying for the building, which had cornerstone funding of $186,000 from the Central Lakes Trust.
On the slope behind the building site, trees have been planted as a memorial garden for those who have lost their lives in Wanaka's back country.
LandSAR Wanaka is one of New Zealand's busiest volunteer search and rescue organisations and previously used a double garage at the rear of the old police station in Helwick St, before shifting operations to a room at the new police station.


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The Feathered Serpent: The Complete Series DVD
Starring Brian Deacon, Diane Keen, Patrick Troughton, Richard Willis, George Cormack, George Lane Cooper, Robert Gary, Robert Russell
All 12 episodes from the 1970s childrens series. Set in the court of the ancient Toltec civilisation in Mexico, the series, with it's lavish sets and costumes, follows the adventures of a young servant boy Tozo, (Richard Willis), who becomes a go-between in an attempt to unite neighbouring kingdoms, thereby preventing the rise to power of the bloodthirsty God, Nasca.
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- Catalogue number: 7952993
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- Release date: 23/02/2009
- Genre: Drama
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* Good sized bedrooms, with mirrored built in robes
* Separate laundry with cupboards that also has mirrored doors
* Secure double under cover parking - with remote garage door
* Low maintenance outside, courtyard style back yard to relax in
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Fight Your Digital RedundancyNov 13
How About "Just" the iPad?
Whenever I have been pack my bag for my morning commute I get annoyed with the sheer redundancy of the stuff I take with me. Here I am packing not one, but three or four "computer capable" devices into a bag to haul off to some office somewhere.
Not only am I carrying around more devices then I could possibly operate at one time, the software on these devices is redundant as well. For some reason I cannot fathom I have 3 different versions of Microsoft Word on my person. One on my PC, One on my smartphone and one on my tablet. It is possible to dream up a situation in which I might be required to use said trifecta of Microsoft's favorite text-blender simultaneously… but that would involve an alien invasion and myself in the unlikely role of the geek that saves the world with a bulleted list.
Blame the Lizard Brain
So why do we (still) cling to this redundancy? The answer is simple: because it feels safe. After 7 years in the tablet era we still have not come to "trust" these devices in a way we trust our beloved PC's (which by now are seriously starting to mimmic our tablets in both appearance and behavior). God knows its not because the tablet apps are by some means sub-standard or don't offer what we need. The one major hurdle the tablet haters could never get over was the lack of an 'actual' filesystem on iOS or Android. Sandboxed applications drove them insane. Yet what do we see today? PC based operating systems are – out of sheer self-preservation – starting to move in a very similar direction. Windows 10 supports installation of unified apps from its app store (in essence a sandbox) and Linux is embracing a more contained approach to applications with their container-oriented Snap packages. With the average smartphone having enough RAM and CPU power to put a PC from 2013 to shame and even the most low-end tablet having a screen resolution that matches the TV in the living room, technical shortcomings are no excuse either. Then what is it that turns us into digital packrats?
The real answer is in the fact that we only think we are carrying around redundant devices because we make them redundant.
We install Word on our phone, our tablet and our laptop because we can. We try to read a spreadsheet on our phone because we can. We even try to edit family photos on a 7 inch laptop using nothing but our stubby fingers. All because we can. Certainly not because we have to.
Somehow with the overabundant availability of identical software on different devices we have started to think that we have to click on "install" everywhere. No wonder it feels redundant.
Specialization is the Key
If we truly where to look at the real strength of each device, we would figure out what do do where pretty quickly. Short messages and communication? Phone. Watching video's on the go or browsing through news articles while sitting on the train? Tablet. Full blown posture friendly photo editing? PC/Laptop.
You see? No more redundancy. Instead you have a sense that your devices are complementary, depending on the task you do and the situation you are in.
Don't do a 3000 piece jigsaw puzzle with chopsticks. Don't use a lawnmower to trim your nails. Stay away from the firehose when you want to water that delicate orchid in the living room. Each device has its use, its purpose and its strength (just like you btw). So remember that next time you feel tempted to install Powerpoint on your smartphone: (to quote commander Scott in Star Trek V) "Use the right tool for the right job!" So ask yourself: "is this really the right device for the job? And if it's not, do it somewhere else.
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Things to consider when hunting for the perfect laptop bag.Mar 03
Call it geek envy, but sometimes you see somebody walking around with a piece of gear and you think by yourself : I want this too. No matter if you need it, or even have a use for it, you want it. Just because the other geek has it to. I regularly get a case of the "geek envies" when I see people use cool smartphones, fancy laptops or … Laptop bags. Yes: My name is Knightwise and i'm a laptop bag junkie.
My wife regularly makes fun of me when I am relentlessly drawn towards the 'bag' section of some store, looking for the 'ideal geek bag'. For some reason I've collected several messenger bags to lug around all my gear. Yet for some reason none of them is 'perfect' and I'm always on the look for that "ideal bag".
So as you might have noticed: Laptop-bag-geek-envy struck me this week after watching a couple of episodes of Mr Robot, where the hero walks around with one of these giant "Tactical backpacks" that hold his laptop. It triggered me into an hour long Amazon click-fest researching which backpack Eliot was using and what the pro's and cons were of using a setup like that. What it basically comes down to is that there is no 'perfect' laptopbag because every bag has its ups and downs
Plopping one of these babies down on a table might confuse people because the don't know if you are going to pull out an iPad or a couple of fully automatic machine guns
Tough but Rough
Picking up on the 'Tactical Laptop bag' that our hero uses in "Mr Robot" you run into your first problem. These rugged military grade laptop bags are very cool to cary around and basically indestructible. They make you look like a special ops member on his day off. Plopping one of these babies down on a table might confuse people because the don't know if you are going to pull out an iPad or a couple of fully automatic machine guns. As a result having a military grade laptop bag might not be the best choice if you are in a corporate environment where a little elegance is required. So at come point you might need to choose between Rough & Tough or elegant and smart.
Roomie but bulky.
The other factor you might need to consider is the size of your laptop backpack. These things come in all shapes and sizes depending on what you want to tuck in there. Ranging from a size that can barely hold an adult tribble to a backpack that would allow you to cross the himalaya in a single go, there is a lot to choose from. Going for a backpack that is roomy might be very convenient when you want to cram in your entire mobile office for the day: Laptop, Lunchbox, extra sweater, perhaps some books, your tablet .. you name it. Some of these larger size backpacks eat it up like black holes eat stars .. the downside is that they also increase in mass. What you might end up with is a backpack that weighs a ton and is very very hard on your back and shoulders. The fact that you can keep cramming stuff in does not mean that its actually healthy to haul all of that around without the additional use of an antigrav unit or a pair or repulser lifts.
Slick but tight.
The one way to decrease the weight of your backpack is by going for something smaller. The less crap you can shove into your backpack, the better .. right ? Perhaps, but the downside here is that there is a 'bare minimum' of stuff you need to carry with you. Having a small and slick backpack does increase the chance that your gear does not have enough protection because there is hardly any room between the corner of your laptop and the edge of your backpack. One strategically placed 'bump' and you might end up with a cracked screen. The other thing that is also a risk here (or with any other backpack) is the fact that you cram in to much stuff and pressure is applied to the center of your laptop screen, making it bend as you walk around. Not something you want.
So I looked at all the pro and cons and went for something 'in the middle': Sufficiently geeky-and-tactical, not too big and not too small. I ended up going for the Thule Enroute 2 Blur. Like all products it is sufficiently rugged and durable to use on a daily bases. It has plenty of compartments to keep your stuff organised (I hate it when crap rattles around in my backpack) and going for the 'Blur' version meant it was roomy enough for my 15 inch laptop with some room to spare. The backpack has some nice adjustable straps that don't cut into your shoulders. When it comes to size it hits the sweet spot between where I still have enough room for my gear, but am unable to pack up everything AND the kitchen sink before I leave the house. At about 99 euro's online it was not the cheapest backpack around, but it was the only one that ticked all the boxes I mentioned above. Geeky, Roomy, Safe and slick. Its the perfect laptopbag .. until I go crave another one.
Links: Thule Enroute 2 Blur.
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This week's show is an in-depth look at the Surface Pro 3 from Microsoft. We tackle the hardware, the software and the applications that make this device a contender for a daily driver. We also have another great track from Daniel Messer. Let's get into it!
- Project Scorpion – Heaven and Earth
- Music sourced by Daniel Messer
- Episode produced by Keith Murray
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Zen week : Work on your 'chicken neck' posture with this simple video.Nov 05
" Sit up straight" , "Don't hunch like that" , "Pull your neck back" . You might have all gotten these remarks at some time in the past. The fact is : the people who told us are probably right. We hunch over our screens , our tablets our smartphones. We tilt our necks forward and "bog down" while we are raving away on the digital plain. One of the ways this affects our posture is by growing a "chicken neck" where our head it tilted forward relevant to our shoulders. Its bad for you, it gives you headaches, affects your health and by the time you are 60 you will look like a one of these scowering trolls from the lord of the rings movie.
The good news is : You can fix it : With just a couple of exercises explained in the video below you can work on your posture, improve your health and look REGAL while you are doing it.
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Zen week : Guard your sleep cycle with f.luxNov 03
Its "Zen" week on Knightwise.com where we are going to give you some tips on turning you hyper connected lifestyle a little more towards the "pool of tranquility" that is a state of Zen.
Lets start out with a cool little app called F.LUX.
The screens on our devices (laptops , tablets, phones) are designed to mimic the blue hue of daylight as much as possible so we can enjoy a clear an crisp image and be "productive". However, our brains and our sleep cycle are triggered by the presence or absence of daylight. As the sun sets it gets darker in the evening, our brain tells our body to get ready for bed and once we lie down we hopefully doze off. But RIGHT before you go to bed you quickly check your Facebook feed on the super-daylight-bright display of your laptop. Your eyes notice the "Daylight color" and your brain thinks .. " F*ck ! It's noon ! " and completely resets your bio clock. Result : You have a hard time getting to sleep ! And this is BAD for you !
So enter F.lux. F.lux will adjust the color temperature of your screen according to the time of day. In the morning your screen will have a much "warmer" color to match the rising sun. As the day progresses F.lux will adjust the brightness and color tone to "daytime" only to "wind it down" back to a warm tone in the evening. This puts less strain on your eyes and makes your laptop much more sleep-cycle friendly.
You can disable flux from the menu-bar icon for an hour or until the next day to prevent it messing up your colors when you are doing video editing or photoshop.
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Everything we do here on the farm is in an effort to make our apostolate self sustaining. We currently run on a shoestring, with Deacon Brian still working full time as an IT consultant. Our first priority is to get the farmhouse functional, followed by making the farm sustainable, and finally, adding spaces for our shop, workshops, gathering, and hospitality. These will ensure that the entire family can devote efforts full time to the running of the farm and various ministries.
In addition to the bricks and mortar projects, we are planning various service projects including setting up a Catholic hybrid school, welcoming exchange students from institutions in Eastern Europe, and food distribution to the poor (food grown and raised here on the farm).
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I am Polish citizen living in town Lublin.
I see Mr Trump as real decent man who should protect rights of free speech, not to subject the political correctness as we face that in Europe.
These elections are important to the world even if you live in foreign country, it will make an effect to the safety and independence of many countries.
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The West Entrance to our main parking garage will be closed from October 2 - November 15, 2017. To enter the garage during this time, you will have to enter through the East entrance (corner of Dave Cowens and Washington) or you may park in the new Aqua on the Levee garage. (The stars indicate entrances to parking garages).
The Aqua on the Levee garage is now open! Additional parking is available through the entrances on Saratoga Street and Washington Street. Just take a left before the tunnel to our current garage, and the entrance is on your left.
The garage has a total 345 spaces, which are available for Levee visitors.
The rates will be the same as the Levee parking garage, which is $2 all day Monday through Thursday with a free period during lunch between 11 a.m.-2 p.m. It ranges from $3 to $5 on weekends.
Pay at one of our convenient Park N Pay stations located throughout Newport on the Levee. Once you have paid at one of the pay stations you will receive a validated ticket for use at the exit. Upon arriving at the exit, simply insert the validated parking ticket and the gate will raise.
Stop in for lunch at the Levee Monday through Thursday from 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. and we'll pay for your parking in our garage!
This offer does not include national holidays and special event days, including Cincinnati Reds day games (two hours before and one hour after the start of the game).
Enter just off the Taylor-Southgate Bridge, or, via Dave Cowens Drive from I-471.
The Newport on the Levee parking garage is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week. Parking is Park-n-Pay. The "flat" rates (NOT hourly) are below. When you enter the garage between the hours listed below, the price listed is the price you pay at one of our convenient pay stations located throughout Newport on the Levee. Please note: There are no cashiers stationed at the exits. Credit cards are the only form of payment that are accepted at the exits.
Monday - Thursday
11 a.m. - 2 p.m. - FREE (Please Note: You must enter the garage after 11:00 a.m. and exit by 2:00 p.m. to take advantage of free parking. Free parking is not applicable on national holidays and special event days, including Cincinnati Reds day games.) All other weekday times subject to normal rates as shown below.
Monday 9 a.m. - Friday 8:59 a.m. - $2
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We discuss a toy model to study the dynamics of individual particles in avalanches. The model describes a particle launched from an inclined infinite staircase. The particle is not allowed to bounce when it collides with the staircase. During the collision, the particle loses some energy, and after that slides on to the end of the step it landed on. The process then repeats itself. The dynamics of this no-bounce model can essentially be completely understood. Partial versions of some results were stated and argued in previous work. Here we give a full description together with all the proofs. We also briefly mention a second model where the no-bounce restriction is lifted and briefly describe the main features of that more complicated model.
This is the author's version of a work that was accepted for publication in Dynamical Systems: An International Journal. Changes resulting from the publishing process, such as peer review, editing, corrections, structural formatting, and other quality control mechanisms may not be reflected in this document. Changes may have been made to this work since it was submitted for publication.
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New Delhi, Sep12: It was a signature performance by ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh as he serenaded the parliamentarians with songs, some of which were seeped in history, others in romance and his all-time favourites.
The ghazal king was at his mellifluous best, displaying modulation and flexibility he is known for, mesmerising the political establishment and gentry at an evening of exceptional elegance and pure symphony.
The legend, during his barely two-hour performance, not only delved into the past and unfolded minds, but also laced up the legacy of the freedom struggle and in the end struck a common chord with the listeners.
Mounted by Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) in tandem with the House Committee of the Rajya Sabha, the concert at GMC Balayogi Auditorium in Parliament Library Building was part of the events to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the First War of Independence, 1857 and the 60th anniversary of freedom.
Jagjit Singh picked up the cue and commenced his performance by a rendition of last Mughal Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar's ''Naa Kisi ki aankh ka noor hoon.'' The emperor, known more for his poetry than his actions as a king, wrote it when he was exiled to Rangoon (Yangon) by the British Empire.
Nearly 150 years ago, a sad and forlorn Bahadur Shah Zafar wrote that ''I am no longer adored by anyone and of the four days I got to live my life, two went in desire and the other two in waiting.'' He bemoaned that though he was an emperor, he did not even get two yards of land for his burial in his beloved country.
Next in line were a slew of ghazals from the legenadary Urdu poet Mirza Ghalib. The concert was not without humour as Jagjit Singh explained how a lover is compelled to tell lies to please and pamper a woman. In a lighter vein, he sang how the taste of tamarind turns bland and honey becomes bitter on being separated from the beloved.
This evoked laughter from the mighty and hardened among the audience.
Those who had come to hear the ghazal moghul included Vice-President Hamid Ansari, Delhi Chief Minister Sheila Dikshit, ICCR President and Rajya Sabha member Karan Singh, Information and Broadcasting Minister P R Dasmunsi and Lok Sabha member Jagdish Tytler.
The programme also included all-time hits of Jagjit Singh -- 'Hoothon se choo kar tum, mera geet amar kar do', 'Ye kagaj ki kashti, ye baarish ka pani' and 'Sarakti jaye hai, rukh se naqab aahista, aahista'.
Asha Bhonsle, in a recent interview, had stated that she falls asleep everyday after listening to Jagjit Singh's ghazals. The maestro's performance last night had a sporofic effect on the audience and soothened the nerves of parliamentarins, who had undergone a gruelling experience during the Monsoon Session due to a political stand-off on the Indo-US nuclear deal.
Barely 24 hours after Parliament was prematurely adjourned sine die on the issue, Jagjit Singh gave ample demonstration of how the vocal chord can be used with a telling effect.


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The next morning, I took a bus up to Kanchanaburi, about 3-4 hours north of Bangkok. The public pus cost about 80 baht, was air conditioned and pretty comfortable. It did get pretty crowded along the way, but it was fun to see the interesting people, including this kid with the most awesome Engrish shirt ever. Buy product hand gun for fun profitablity butter living through capitalism?! The fact that the hand gun in question looks like an old-timey pirate pistol from the 1820's? So cool. And I'm betting he has no idea about the multiple awesome layers of irony his shirt exudes.
I got into Kanchanaburi around 1PM, and booked into the Pong Pen Guesthouse, where I met my first real live lady boy.
Kanchanburi is a cute little town famous for its part in WWII history -- it's allied cemetary and famous Bridge over the River Kwai bring in a lot of the mainstream tours. But, it's also a cheapo backpacker base for side trips around Central Thailand, where there are several waterfalls, elephant trek/rafting opportunities, and cultural sites. There are lots of guesthouses with floating bungalows right on the water.
I spent the afternoon walking around, looking for tours for the next day, and strolling by the river. It wasn't too long before I reached the famous bridge, which was pretty much mobbed with tourists, but made for some pretty pictures anyway. After a dinner of squid on a stick and oh so delicious watermelon slushee, I walked backed to town, where I met some old ex-pats drinking at a bookstore bar. That's right, a bookstore bar.


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… a snippet from the launch of three new Dedalus Press titles (Jessica Traynor's Liffey Swim, Patrick Kehoe's The Cask of Moonlight and Enda Wyley's Borrowed Space – New and Selected Poems).
Dublin, 25th September 2014
Publisher Pat Boran, identifying as both friend and reader of Wyley and her work, mentioned a previous Dedalus Press title in which Enda's work had appeared, 'If Ever You Go – A Map of Dublin in Poetry & Song'. 'I've often thought of Enda's poems as being about place. But when I find (the poems) together in a single volume they add up to something different to what I was expecting, they're about relationships – the marriage relationship, the relationships with her daughter, with her mother … and I'm delighted that her mother's here tonight…. '
Enda Wyley:
'… I started out as a young teacher in Nielstown, and it is very strange, I think, gathering
poems together for a new and selected – because you suddenly find yourself back when you were twenty-one. And I found myself back, in this poem, and I really could see the place, feel it, smell it, and I know there are some people here who were in that place too, who taught there too. It was a school in Nielstown, and one day I was standing in the schoolyard to do this lovely thing called yard duty, standing there when a brick came over the railing and smashed into a little kid's head: he was really injured. And then – because things were always happening in that school – I went into my classroom and the parish priest was there, and he was extremely irate because the chalice had been stolen from the local church and he was wondering, well you know, where's the chalice gone? But I was teaching fifth class boys and none of them would speak and then when he left I said 'come on class, does anyone know?' and then this little hand goes up at the back and he says 'I stole it' and I wanted to know why. He said because I wanted to eat the little baby Jesus's.
'You know I teach a lot of creative writing classes and I'm always saying, always have your notebooks: your notebooks are really important, but that day I got on the bus – 58 from Nielstown – with just an envelope or something that I'd grabbed out of my bag and I scribbled this poem down called 'Eating Baby Jesus'.
'When that early collection was pulled from the slush pile, I think the editor probably just saw the title, 'Eating Baby Jesus', and thought oh this is a fine religious book! Actually, when the book came out all those years ago, it ended up in the cookery section as well…. Here we go. 'Eating Baby Jesus'.'
On a Monday, for something to do,
Gummo crunched Alpen with eucharist –
a ten year old's breakfast
of roughage and baby Jesus
creamed in a stolen chalice.
No stained glass here,
no well-kept shrine –
a graffitied church
on a housing estate.
On the priest's roof-top,
housekeeper screeching
in Gummo's head
like last night's lifted cars,
he is a young protestor –
a prisoner raining down
piss on the prison yard.
He can climb the school railing later –
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and there, lodged in its roots
on the playground side,
a brick.
He wants to send concrete ripples
through the window sea
of classroom heads bobbing on calm.
A child's face splinters within
and crayon blood figures out
sudden red on a sum copy page.
For this I could dangle Gummo,
roping him upside down
like the kittens they gut live
on this wasteland's torture branch;
but I know he is fast away,
his hair damp as council walls,
his pulse racing a ghetto beat.
He will run through row upon row
of boxed grey –
hope always dim for him
as headlights in winter smog
from the coal-burning tombs of babies
named after soap stars
and a visiting pope.
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Scouts have welcomed atheists and for the first time in the organisation's 106-history, as it now offers an alternative oath with no mention of God to those who say that they are not religious.
The traditional wording includes the phrase "to do my duty to God and to the Queen." In the atheist version, this becomes a promise to "do my best to uphold our Scout values."
This move was followed after secular groups accused the organisation of denying girls and guide leaders a choice.
Matt Mills, a regional Commissioner, said: "It was always about adding something rather than scrapping what we've already got."
Wayne Bulpitt, the UK Chief Commissioner for the Scout Movement, said the change showed "its determination to become truly inclusive and relevant to all sections of society."
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