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Kenora MP Bob Nault says he's extremely pleased to see Bill C-45, the Cannabis Act, pass in the House of Commons.
The Liberal says the time has come to regulate the legal sale of marijuana, stressing the present system has failed us miserably.
Nault says the current approach has allowed criminals and organized crime to profit, while failing to keep cannabis out of the hands of youth.
He notes we can no longer pretend that there is nothing wrong with the current system.
Nault says the Cannabis Act strikes the perfect balance between cracking down on organized crime and keeping pot out of the of hands of young people.
Nault notes right now it's easier to buy pot on the streets than it is to purchase alcohol or smokes.
He adds in the last year alone, 21% of youth reported having using marijuana.
The Liberal member says today over 699,000 Canadians have a criminal record as a result of convictions related to possessing small amounts of marijuana.
Nault says the new legislation provides strict laws surrounding the sale and purchase of Cannabis, including up to 14-years in jail for anyone convicted of selling marijuana to youth.
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When "Borderline" was released as a single in February 1984 I was 11: not quite old enough to be in love with a boy, just the right age to fall in love with a pop song. We fell en masse, the girls in my Catholic middle school, and as much as we could look like Madonna — lacy bows, mousse-mussed hair, fingerless gloves — while still pulling off the uniform kilt, we did. (Maybe the kilt didn't hurt, actually.)
What was it about "Borderline" that hooked us? That slightly adenoidal, approachable voice; the look Madonna had in the video of a cool big sister crossing over into womanhood, deciding what kind of woman she wanted to be; the tantalizing frustration not just of being in love but of constantly having one's love pushed over the borderline. Madonna went on to sing more-clever songs ("Material Girl"), more-showy songs ("Like a Prayer"), more-sexy songs ("Justify My Love").
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The government would standardize the way airlines disclose fees for basic services like checked bags, seat assignments and ticket changes so that passengers can more easily comparison-shop the full cost of flights under a bipartisan Senate bill introduced Wednesday.
The proposal is part of an airline policy bill sponsored by Sen. John Thune, R-S.D., chairman of the Senate Commerce, Science and Transportation Committee, and Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., the committee's senior Democrat. It would extend the operating authority of the Federal Aviation Administration through Oct. 1, 2017. That authority is due to expire on March 31.
The bill would require the Department of Transportation develop a way to display fees that's easy for consumers to understand and require that airlines and ticket agents use the system. A report last year by the committee's Democratic staff found that airline fees, especially for things like ticket cancellations or changes, are often hidden from consumers while shopping fares online or disclosed in lengthy paragraphs of tiny type-face that's difficult to read.
Airlines would also have to return fees for bags that are lost or delayed more than six hours after the arrival of a domestic flight, and more than 12 hours after the arrival of an international flight under the bill. Airlines would also be required to automatically refund fees for services purchased but not received by passengers. Examples would include things like advance seat assignments that turn out to be unavailable or early boarding that isn't provided.


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Gardening is indeed a rewarding activity that doesn't only benefit you but also the people around and the environment.
Apart from cultivating plants to enrich the surroundings, you can also make use of some methods to make sure that you don't impact the environment as much as others do.
For example, instead of using seedling plastic bags, you can use something biodegradable like egg shells. Save those egg shells after cooking your favorite omelet breakfast. Remove the upper part, and use the egg shell's lower part to hold your seedlings just like what you see in the photo above.


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1917 was an eventful year for the Chapman's. W.D. had the flu and nearly died, there was a depression and he lost his business but on October 4 they were all sealed in the Temple.
In 1928 he was operating a variety store in Park City, Utah then in 1938 they moved to Highland (#22 on the 1958
Highland map - interactive, larger). They were very active in the Church-he held seven callings at one time, including Superintendent of the YMMIA. He also served on the Stake High Council.
In 1943 they sold their farm to Yukus Inouye, a sale that was very controversial among the neighbors since Yukus was Japanese and the war was still raging. Yukus tells that he was treated with every dignity and respect and Chap gave him courage and understanding. Inouye's called him father Chapman. Yukus lived in their basement for a short while as his decision to buy their farm was very sudden and he had to get his crops in.
Chapman's moved to Lindon, Utah and at about the same time he became field man for Pleasant Grove Canning Company and kept that position for twelve years. He became the first Mayor of Lindon when it was incorporated.
They were called to serve in the Southwest Indian Mission in 1956. Pearl died April 14, 1969 and W.D. died October 27, 1976.
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1958 Highland Homes & Families (table with addresses)
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Patients who are not in possession of their normal teeth can consider for partial or complete set of artificial teeth, to be provided by the dentist. They are a perfect match for ameliorating the facial expression of the patient when he is happy. These artificial teeth are fixed to the supporting part of the bottom of the fleshy tissue that covers the jaw bones around the bases of their teeth resembling its original counterpart. There are three kinds of artificial teeth than can be of help to the patients. They are called artificial teeth that are related to covering only a part, complete set of artificial teeth and the artificial teeth covering the upper part of the normal teeth, which is absent.
A complete set of artificial teeth restore all the teeth in the dental structure that is curved with an extended opening .The curved structure can apply to both the upper part and the lower part. The artificial set of teeth which are meant only for a portion of the mouth are exactly like your normal teeth. They are practically used when the normal teeth helps you to bring the facial expression when you are happy. Both sets of partial or complete set of artificial teeth can be taken out and are not fixed inside the mouth.
The artificial teeth that cover the upper part of the normal set of teeth are fixed by dental insertion of a tissue into the body. The dentists always ask questions to the patients regarding the new set of artificial teeth before they start the process. They try to know from the patients whether they are satisfied with the treatment and then proceed to fix the set of artificial teeth. There are many merits that can be considered for the usage of this set of artificial teeth.
A set of artificial teeth is the dental restoration of a missing bodily part of the teeth which is no longer possessed by the patient. When a patient no longer possesses all of his normal teeth a full set of artificial teeth can replace the patient's capability to grind the food, talk and change his facial expression when he is happy. These sets of artificial teeth are normally made out of a colourless corrosive pungent liquid used in the manufacture of acrylic resins. They accurately fit and depend upon the force produced by a pressure difference holding as a support to the surface.
Sometimes an adhesive is applied to give support to the artificial teeth if the fleshy part inside the mouth and the jaw bone is not strong enough to hold it. In course of time the connection between the fleshy part of the mouth and the jaw bone may be cut off from their position. The matter can be sorted out by fixing the set of artificial teeth again on the line or replace it by a new one. Some patients cannot eat a specific food because of the problems created on the soft fleshy part of the organism inside the mouth and also the jaw bone
With the advancement of science the dentists insert a tissue into the mouth to hold the set of artificial teeth that can lessen the fixing problems and solve them. When a patient no longer possesses some of his normal teeth he can use the teeth which are still present in the mouth. The teeth which are still present in the mouth aid in fixing the set of artificial teeth. There are two kinds of set of dentures. One is composed of metal and the other kind is composed of a group of polymers of acrylic acid used as synthetic rubber or plastics etc. The one set of artificial teeth which is composed of metal to cover a portion of the normal teeth has a metal underneath it. The top portion is covered with polymer of acrylic acid used as synthetic rubber, plastic etc The doctors use metal fastening to hold the teeth which are close to it. An adaptable polymer of acrylic acid used as synthetic plastic is used as a foundation of fixing the artificial teeth on only a certain portion is not composed of metal. The fastenings which have got the normal colouring also help in giving beauty to a patient's facial expression.


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Cameron, situated in Moore County, is a small town made up of 1.1 square miles...
June 6, 2018
The area of modern day Cameron was built around a plank road, and that road was eventually followed by a railroad years later. In 1875, a plan was made for the town, and was incorporated in 1876.
The Town of Cameron was ideally located, and in turn attracted entrepreneurs. They founded mercantile and hotel companies, turpentine distilleries, and built a dewberry farming business.
The median resident age in Cameron is 45 years. The median estimated household income is about $41,000 making it about $4,000 less than the North Carolina average. The estimated per capita is about $20,000. The average price for a home in Cameron is about $89,000 (2013) which is $66,000 less than the North Carolina Average. Expect to pay about $630 a month for rent.
The racial makeup of Cameron is 71% White, 23% Black, and 6% other. 89% of the population are high school graduates, with 17% holding a Bachelor's Degree or higher. 54% are married, 10% are divorced, 11% are widowed, 2% are separated, leaving 23% that have never been married.
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Cameron belongs to Moore County in the south-central part of North Carolina. The County, named after Alfred Moore, is part of the Aberdeen-Pinehurst-Southern Pines, NC Micropolitan Statistical Area. Moore County has a population of 94,000 and the city Carthage, with a population of 2,000, is the county seat.
In 1785, the county was established from part of Cumberland County. Parts of Chatham and Moore County were merged to form Lee County in 1907.
Moore County is known for it's many golf resorts; mainly in the Pinehurst/Southern Pines area. The county hosted the 1996 and 2001 Women's U.S. Opens, as well as the 1999 and 2005 Men's Opens. In 2007, the Women's Open came back to Southern Pines. Southern Pines hosted the Women's and the Men's Opens simultaneously in the same year, and was the first time ever in the U.S. Open history.
Moore County borders Chatham, Lee, Harnett, Cumberland, Hoke, Scotland, Richmond, Montgomery, and Randolph counties.
Moore County is made up of 706 square miles. 698 of which is land with the remaining 8 as water.
The population of Cameron, NC is about 290. The population has fluctuated between 100-350 people on average since the town's founding.
The elevation of Cameron, NC is 358 feet above sea level.
The zip code for Cameron, NC is 28326.
The area code for Cameron, NC is 910.
Historically speaking Cameron and Moore County have voted mostly Republican, with 64% going to Mitt Romney during the 2012 Presidential Election. This represents the trend for the previous four or five elections.
As of 2010, 49% of the population are religiously unaffiliated (Nones). About 44% are Protestants, Catholics make up around 6%, and 1% other.
The unemployment rate for Cameron is about 5% (2015), making it the same as the state average of around 5%. Construction and retail make nearly 50% of the most common industries in the town.
The Pilot is the primary newspaper that covers the Moore County area.


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Currently, I take 200ug (0.2mg) of Selenium a day, after reading about its benefits online, especially for those with hypothyroidism.
The recommended dose by many sources is no more than 200mcg (0.2mg) a day. I went for my dosage of 200ug (0.2mg) a day after reading on STTM that 0.2mg is what some people who run STTM, take, and STTM themselves recommend 200-600mcg (0.2mg-0.6mg) a day. Thyroid Pharmacist Izabella Wentz also promotes 200mg a day.
But let's cover some background on selenium first.
The National Academy of Hypothyroidism states that symptoms of low selenium include:
- Fatigue
- Low immunity
- Poor concentration (brain fog)
- Fertility/reproductive issues
- Heart problems
- And more!
However, selenium is not naturally occurring in the body, but is a trace mineral found in food and soil. It is vital for immune response and thyroid function, including conversion of thyroid hormone T4 to T3, making it essential for good metabolic function.
Selenium is converted into one of three types of selenoprotein, detailed below:
- Gluthiaone Peroxidases -Antioxidants.
- Thioredoxin Reductases- Active in cell structure and growth.
- Iodothyronine Deiodinases – Responsible for the conversion of T4 to T3.
During times of selenium deficiency, you could have symptoms of brain fog and decreased cognitive functions, as well as lack of energy and blood results that look 'OK', even if you feel rubbish, still. You could also have low Free T3.
A lot of hypothyroid patients have trouble converting their T4 to T3, so a lack of the protein iodothyronine Deiodinases, could be making you hypothyroid, still. A sign being that if you're on T4-only medication, like Levothyroxine or Synthroid, and not feeling any better, especially if your thyroid blood test results look 'OK' or you're low in Free T3, then you could be low or deficient in Iodothyronine Deiodinases, and so, selenium. More info here. Therefore, selenium can help thyroid hormone conversion.
Another responsibility of selenium is the protection of the thyroid from oxidative damage.
If you try to take selenium supplements, and actually feel worse, then it's worth knowing that selenium can make an iodine deficiency worse, so you should check to see if you have an iodine deficiency. Dr Kharazzian also says that having Hashimoto's and taking Iodine can exacerbate the problem, so don't supplement Iodine unless you know for sure, that you need it.
Interesting, if you also try to supplement iodine and end up feeling worse, then it could indicate a selenium deficiency.
STTM states that a dose of 200mcg (0.2mg) is effective and safe;
At this dose, selenium can effectively reduce antibodies (TPOAB and TgAb) by as much as 55-86% and 35-92% respectively. Selenium supplementation, even in those with a sufficient selenium level, is reported to still enhance immune response and thyroid and metabolic function.
Another study published in 2002 discussed selenium's affect on TPO (thyroid peroxidase) antibodies2. The researchers reported that they gave 200mcg of sodium selenite on a daily basis to individuals suffering from Hashimoto's disease that had high levels of TPO antibodies. After three months, the participants' levels were redrawn and there was a decrease of the TPO antibody value by 66.4%. Only nine of participants' levels returned to normal.
While the RDA of selenium may often be found in multivitamin/mineral combinations, that will not be sufficient for TPOAb reduction. Studies have been done to test the minimal dose of selenium for TPO antibody reduction, and that dose was established to be 200 mcg daily, even a 100 mcg dose did not produce a statistically significant TPO antibody reduction. The bioavailability of minerals is very delicate and can be greatly affected by food or the presence of other substances.
However, the NHS recommend 0.06mg a day for women and 0.075mg a day for men and this source says no more than 0.055mg a day, which is more or less in line with NHS recommendations. So with STTM recommending 0.2mg-0.6mg a day, they're recommending at least 3-10x the dosage of what other sites say. Worth bearing in mind.
As we don't yet know the potential risks of long-term supplementation of Selenium, the safest option may be to meet requirements by eating selenium rich foods like: brazil nuts, cod, tuna, mushrooms and meats. Brazil nuts are usually considered the most popular option, with just 2–3 of them a day providing roughly 0.2mg of selenium. But they need to be organic, preferably, and of very good quality, to contain the selenium you require.
If you do want to supplement, then organic forms of selenium, such as selenium yeast or selenomethionine, are said to be safer and easily absorbed.
As with most supplements, selenium can have toxic effects when used in excess. Symptoms of selenium toxicity include diarrhea, hair loss and brittle nails.
If in doubt, test your selenium levels before you start supplementing, to ensure you don't over-do it by taking too much. But I'd suggest that the best way is by making sure you eat a lot of selenium-rich food.
Many members of my Facebook Support Group do do well on 0.2mg (200ug) a day, though, and many sources online do say that that is the highest non-toxic dose.
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So you've survived Black Friday, but your shopping is still not done. What to do? You could always buy things online like you should have done yesterday because it's 2015 for Christ's sake, or you could do whatever it is you do to work up your nerves and then head back out to the stores to try your luck again. But should you decide to brave option two, this time you might find that the atmosphere around the shops is quite a bit different, at least if you live in England and enjoy books.
Over 100 independent bookstores around the country have gotten together to stage what they're calling Civilised Saturday, an experience completely different from that of Black Friday, an occasion which Alan Staton of the Booksellers Association says is "antithetical" to everything that booksellers stand for. Leave it to a book guy to use a fancy word like antithetical. Let's get him, fellas! And grab his DVD player while you're at it.
So what can you expect should you choose to venture out into this strange new world? Food, drink, books and maybe even a wacky competition or two, say organizers.
Civilised Saturday events and offerings will vary from shop to shop, as each has interpreted the theme differently. At Book-ish Bookshop in Crickhowell, customers can sip prosecco and compete in a posture competition, walking down the street with books balanced on their heads.
The Bookshop Kibworth in Leicester is offering a day of relaxation-by-reading. "We're going to invite people in the shop to take a seat in our specially delivered green velvet armchair, and get them to explain to us what they're looking for and how they're feeling," owner Debbie James told The Guardian. "Then we'll go about plucking titles off the shelf to bring back for them to look at in the chair. They'll also be given tea and cakes, and a complimentary hand massage."
Visitors to the Edinburgh Bookshop can enjoy "genteel" snacks and beverages. At Burway Books, they'll find mince pies, mulled wine, art, and singing. Wenlock Books in Shropshire is serving afternoon tea.
As please shop in our store gimmicks go, this one's certainly creative, so points for that. And it's hard not to get behind something that doesn't make the human race look like ancient cave people but without the manners, so maybe this just might be worth supporting if you're in the area.


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UD Homecoming 2k5
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(I haven't had time to blog, so I totally ganked this from Miss Jen's blog. My additions are in purple. Enjoy)
We wake up to a dark and stormy Newark on Aurora's floor and start to get ready (after falling asleep to bouncing ping pong balls a la beer pong). Miranda goes to the bathroom to straighten her hair (because straightening your naturally curly hair during a monsoon is intelligent), and comes back up a few minutes later waking up Aurora to tell her that she blew the fuse. Aurora tells us that someone else will take care of it. We chat a bit more and head over to Jay's. (outside of Jay's door, Damien showed us the dead bird wedged in the awning, it's beak was open and it was nasty)
Miranda, Jay and Epler each bought food to bring tailgating, and while there were only four of us there, we carted along enough food to feed about thirty-five thousand. Two types of bagels with the trimmings, doughnuts, burgers (meat and vegetarian), chicken, hotdogs, buns and condiments, 3 types of potato chips, potato and macaroni salads, sodas, juices, a bottle of champagne, a case of Smirnoff Twisted Cranberry malt beverages, a case of Miller Lite, and a case of Yuengling. I'm sure I left out plenty. We loaded all of this and a grill into Jay's truck, and then realized that a truck only seats two people, so Miranda and I jumped into the truckbed for the ride.
If you know anything about Miranda and I, we aren't exactly renowned for our coordination or practicality (especially not after 3 hours of sleep). We stumble onto the cooler, and figured that it would work well as a seat. The cooler was high enough so that we were sitting level with the walls of the truckbed, so there was nothing keeping us from toppling out. Stellar reasoning skills, I know. We hold onto each other as the truck starts to move, and the 5 inch puddle that resided near the cab of the truck (remember, it hadn't stopped raining since Friday) flowed towards, getting our feet wet. We whined, as if this would be the only time our feet would be wet that week.
Jay had to stop at the studio to grab a camera, so we got to see the old control room and check out the editing prowess that he learned at NFL films. It's always thought provoking to walk into a place that you haven't been in over a year that you used to spend all your time in. We head back out in the rain to the stadium, and Jay goes about 50 over the bridge on South College, and Miranda and I scream in terror (we did, and we almost toppled out and the propane went flying). We pull into the lot discussing the legality of riding in the back of a truck (they think it's legal in DE, I think it's legal if there's seatbelts in it) while driving past the police.
We grab a spot between the ice rink and the ag department, and find a bit of grass to pitch Epler's $10 tent on (hehe, dirty). For some reason, Jay insisted we move the tent over to a bigger area on the other side of the tree, which will prove to be The Lowest Point In All Of Delaware, as the rain from the entire state would drain into the swamp under our feet. We proceeded to spend the next hour in its entirety trying to put up the tent (as people watched and taunted, but we are all fighting blue hens so it is out of love). By the time we were finished we were so drenched that it didn't seem to matter that we were under canvas. There was grilling, there was eating, there was drinking, there were a few friends that stopped by, there was enough food left over to feed the football team (if it wasn't a monsoon, people were supposed to be at our tent in droves).
I need to add a whole new paragraph. Ok, one homecoming everyone who played in the mud at Homecoming got a rash. I was one of them, and ever since then I was scared of the mud at UD. They pump so muh chemicals in the ground so the UD lawns are perfect, and needless to say, that irritates the skin...let alone whatever crap was in the mud that year (i.e. pee, chlamydia, addition chemical run off...). Now for Homecoming Monsoon 2005, we were all sitting and walking in the swamp and mud that was known as our tent. We were all certain that we had herpes of the feet. I accidently dropped my bottle in the water, and that was a goner - no way I was putting that on my lips.
Speaking of the football team, they sort of suck now. My senior year we won the division 1AA national championship, and now we.. well, we lost to Hofstra, people (I went to almost every home game during my college career, and we were quite awesome...now not so much, we have really bit it this season). Granted there was lots of rain and mud (which was sort of fun to watch) and that half of the attempted passes bounced out of hands (probably because of the rain), but the other half were thrown to no one in particular, and we derserved our loss. Not many people came out due to the deluge, but it was nice to hear the fight song and and see a band member fall on the medal student stands and drop his tuba. Tuba down! (I actually think we pointed and snickered until we realized that the adults around us were actually concerned for the fallen tuba. We did take a picture of the injury and aftermath though, because we are cruel.) For the second tuba sighting of the afternoon, on the walk back to the truck we got stuck behind the band, and Miranda saw a bunch of tubas with blue "condoms" on them. We decided that they were just practicing safe tuba.
The only thing in the universe that would have made us happy was to get dry and warm again, and Aurora offered us use of her shower. We pulled up to her house and once again, there were people drinking on her porch, it didn't look like the party ever stopped. We were about to walk in when a boy held the door closed and said to Miranda "Were you the one who blew the fuse this morning?" We tried to get past him as he whined that he was the one that fixed it. We ran upstairs and I jumped in the shower.
Here's my bit of advice for the day: it probably isn't a good idea to take up the bathroom for an extended period of time during a house party. I was drying off when someone started pounding on the door, telling me to "hurry the fuck up". I got out a few minutes later and was face to face with an angry frat looking guy who was about twice as tall and wide as me. I tried flirting with him so that I didn't get pounded into a wall, and a few seconds later I was being told that I had such pretty eyes and did I want him to get me a beer. I don't know how I averted his charms and made my way back to the room.
Mir and I went to Homegrown! with Maryann and Dave Pittenger (we are bff again after our short little rift of hatred...apparently ;-) ), both of whom are fun and friendly (and that is why I love them) and one of whom told me that CNN was the Communist News Network and told me what a racist Wolf Blitzer was. That was entertaining. I gorged on my crab dip with apples, strawberry lemonade, and the garlic chicken sandwich with mashed potatoes, and was never so warm and happy. And then we left the restaurant and returned to dark rainy Main Street.
We tried enjoy the rest of the night in Newark, we really did. We tried calling around to get people to meet us at Deer Park, but no one wanted to venture out in the nastiness. We took a picture of the Omnisoul poster in Trabant and reminisced about those crazy college times. But then we thought of the awful weather, and the angry kids back at Aurora's, and the fact that things are definitely just not the same, and ran to find solace in Starbucks (Starbucks, oh Starbucks and oh how we have changed and found truth in ourselves while sitting in a cafe on a rainy Saturday night in Newark). We hung out and chatted for a bit, found out Dave P's show was cancelled in Wilmington, and headed back to New York.


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I almost have nothing to say about Spotlight. It was an underwhelming good movie. It was good pizza. Not great pizza, not bad pizza, just pizza. Solid and reliable entertainment, but nothing special. Competent film-making but nothing that wowed. However considering the true-life-story limitations it was under, I suppose it was the best iteration of the story they could achieve.
One of the powerful moments for me came in the credits, when they thanked the real life members of the spotlight team, and I saw their names lined up on the screen – but suddenly I had to think twice: the names at first were just the same character names I had been hearing the whole movie; now they were being shown to be names of real people, still alive and functioning today. This brought some of the relevance back to the story as well as refreshing it's date. The events of spotlight happened not so long ago, and they really happened. The spotlight team is still around, and the effects of their work still continue to be felt around the world for what are undoubtedly countless thankful individuals and families.
CRAFTSMANSHIP: The movie, like previously stated, was good. Not great, not bad, just good. It was well made. The sets were very adequate. The period setting plenty convincing, down to the constant reminder of flip phones and horizontal phone belt cases. The acting was sufficient, not quite amazing to me, but showing seasoned actors that could do their job well, and that could give staunchly good pizza some pizzaz.
CINEMATOGRAPHY: The movie employed a common mixture of mounted and handheld shots to tell the story as well as it could. Once again it was something that I did not notice; good enough to get us to the finish line and not distract us once on the way there.
PERFORMANCES: The acting was definitely good. But to see a team of seasoned professional actors all performing their duties to the nth degree within the framework of a standardly good script gave none of them the opportunity to shine more than the other. Most of the roles felt reserved and quiet, downplaying situations that could have been played up just a little bit more.
WRITING: The writing was satisfactory, but not special. The dialogue was believable, plainly written like how people in real life might talk, and the pacing of the scenes was acceptable. Like almost everything it was good, maybe even a little better than good, but not quite great.
MUSIC: The music was, much like everything else, adequately satisfactory. Although it may be the lowest scorer of all the categories. I can't remember a single note of the music because none of it stood out. It worked in the scenes where it was supposed to work, and it blended in the background where it was supposed to blend. Not bad, but not great. Not memorable.
As the events of Spotlight are based directly on true events, there will be no story section in this review.
OVERALL REVIEW: Spotlight is undoubtedly a good movie. The only problem is that it wasn't special when it could have very likely been great. It is a solid film, standard Oscar winning material, but it's just not quite complete. A weak climax that felt anti-climactic lends to this, as well as solid performances from the cast that don't quite hit a home-run, but get you all the way to 3rd base. Everyone in the movie is too real, too convincingly normal that it doesn't quite impress you. You feel like you are watching five ordinary people conduct standard real world affairs, and you don't quite feel like you are watching a crack journalist team investigating the biggest story of their career. Constant hints of a powerful adversary that never amount to anything are also a detail that looms through the first and second acts, but then disappears in the third with no resolution. The fact that you are watching a depiction of true events definitely helps the film and its somewhat gloomy tone.
I would likely recommend Spotlight to a friend just because of its journalistic nature and solid presentation of true events that were quite important and impactful to the world, but I would not necessarily recommend it as a good movie. It certainly is a good movie, but it would have been a much better documentary.
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Also, yesterday, The Nobel Prize winner, Professor Dan Shechtman had inaugurated the 13th International Conference on Quasicrystals(ICQ-13), held in Nepal at Dhulikhel as scheduled on last month.
More than 126 scientists from over 30 countries were seen in the conference along with the Nobel Laureate Daneil Schechtman said Dr. Hem Raj Sharma, Chairperson of ICQ-13.
According to Dr. Sharma, the talk program so organized by the International Conference on Quasicrystals (ICQ13) aspire to facilitate an opportunity to the researchers working on Quasicrystals and related topics to exchange ideas and encourage collaborations with other research groups, hence promoting material science and engineering.
The conference was followed by the invited speakers, A Goldman (USA); E Abe, N Takemori and T Dotera (Japan); S Ben-Abraham (Israel); E Gaudry, O Perez and A Jagannathan (France); W Steurer, and R Widmer (Switzerland); P Jana (India) and A Julien (Norway) among others, according to Sharma, who also works with the Surface Science Research Centre, University of Liverpool in UK.
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Dan Shechtman, born on 24th January 1941 in Tel Aviv is the Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry honored with for the discovery of quasicrystals.
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- 2014 total assets of $2,122,554.
- According to its 2013 IRS 990 form, One Voice received $1,507,124 in contributions, including $250,000 from the Rockefeller Brothers Fund, $585,945 from the California-based Skoll Foundation, and $442,110 from One Voice Europe.
- In 2013 the U.S. State Department provided One Voice Israel with a grant of $233,500 (for a project to "Defray Costs for Program 'Campaign to Support the Negotiations' Between the Israel Government & Palestinian Authority- Building Up Public SUPPORT") and One Voice Palestine with a grant of $115,776 (for a project to "Work to Inspire Civic Participation Through Grassroots ACTIVISM").
- According to its website, "Partners" include: European Commission, New Israel Fund, Rockefeller Brothers Fund, Skoll Foundation, Alliance for Middle East Peace, 3 Faiths Forum, Alliance for Peacebuilding, UK Conservative Party, Crown Family Philanthropies, Generations for Peace, Google, Harvard Negotiation and Mediation Clinical Program, UK Labor Party, Labour Friends of Israel, Labour Friends of Palestine & the Middle East, British Muslims for a Secular Democracy, Association of British Muslims, Council of Christians and Jews, Christian and Muslim Forum, United Jewish Israel Appeal, Union of Jewish Students, Woolf Institute, and Yachad.
- Operates branches in Tel Aviv, Ramallah, Gaza City, London, and New York.
- Claims to "work[]to forge consensus for conflict resolution and build a human infrastructure capable of mobilizing the people toward a negotiated, comprehensive, and permanent agreement between Israel and Palestine that ends the occupation, ensures security and peace for both sides, and solves all final-status issues in accordance with international law and previous bilateral agreements."
- Involvement in Israeli Elections: One Voice is the "legal-organizational channel" for Victory 2015 (V15), a campaign seeking to defeat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the 2015 March elections. OneVoice Israel's Executive Director Polly Bronstein said: "We believe that it's critical that the majority of Israelis who are concerned about the numerous security and socio-economic challenges we face have their voices heard in the next election. We need a prime minister and a government who will be responsive to the people."
- V15 posted a statement on its website saying: "Among those that donated are Daniel Lubetzky, Alon Kastiel, Uri Weiss and S. Daniel Abraham. Some organizations also donated, among them OneVoice."
- Organized "Peace Pays off at the Bar" events, at which speaker Gershon Baskin blamed the Israeli government for failing to reach a peace agreement with the Palestinians. Baskin said: "I believe there is a chance that the next government will be headed by Isaac Herzog and if we want to have a center-left government, we need to convince people that there is hope. When people don't have hope, they vote for people like Netanyahu."
- Organizes campaigns in which "OneVoice Palestine Activists take Back Land Through Tree Planting."
- In September 2014, One Voice Palestine launched "The Land is Ours" campaign "to encourage young Palestinians to participate in non-violent resistance to end the occupation, realize the two-state solution, and establish an independent Palestinian state on the 1967 lines with East Jerusalem as its capital." Independent analysis of the extent of participation and activities are not available.
- In December 2014, led a Christmas event in Bethlehem at which all youth leaders "donned a specifically designed sweatshirt that encouraged tourists to speak to their communities about Palestine through acknowledging Palestinian rights of freedom and self-determination" and "keffiyehs, checkered black and white scarves that are a symbol of Palestinian nationalism and an icon of Palestinian solidarity."
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- Inside V15's Ground Game to Unseat Netanyahu Ben Sales, The Times of Israel, February 11, 2015


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Eee for those puzzled by the moniker stands for Easy to Learn, Easy to Work, Easy to Play and has been designed to offer cheap affordable computing to the masses.
Sporting just a 7-inch screen and weighing in at just 890g this will comfortable fit into any bag and allow for portable working to the extreme. For those interested, the actual dimensions are are a tiny 22.5 x 16.5 x 2.1-3.5cm.
Get past the size and you get either 256MB or 512MB of memory, 2GB or 4GB of solid-state storage, a 900MHz Intel Celeron M processor, VGA webcam for video conferencing, 802.11g Wi-Fi, Ethernet port, modem, SD card reader and three USB ports, there is even the offer an optional 3G datacard too, although no CD-ROM.
The only qualm about the hardware? The small keyboard, it's not smartphone small, but if you are used to a full size offering from a desktop PC, prepare to close your fingers up.
Before you cry that Windows Vista is going to struggle running on that, the Eee doesn't run Vista instead opting for Linux and a stack of open source software (over 40 pre-installed)
Rather than just give you limited editions or trial versions, because it's open source you'll get the whole hog and this means plenty to make this worth while.
Broken down into different areas; Internet, Work, Learn, Play, Settings and Favourites, software included includes webmail, the Firebox web browser, Pidgin messenger (it does all the major players), Skype, Google Docs, direct access to Wikipedia, and access to thousands of Internet radio stations via Mediayou.net.
Work features Documents, Spreadsheets, and Presentations thanks to OpenOffice and full POP3 support comes via Mozilla's Thunderbird email package. There is even a PDF reader application if you fancy showing off.
Get into the learning section, dedicated to this machine and you get Maths, Science, Language and Painting applications so your kids can get learning.
Play meanwhile gives you access to a media player, the webcam, and a photo and video manager, there are even games to play too.
If you want a laptop to play real games beyond solitaire and penguin racing, do multimedia things like edit videos, mess around with pictures quickly, store your music collection in iTunes and run the latest edition of Microsoft Office or Adobe Photoshop then the RM Asus MiniBook isn't for you.
With limited graphics, and even more limited memory the laptop is for a better word "limited".
However, if you are looking for a laptop to surf the web, check your email, and write a letter or essay then this is fantastic.
The breadth of free programs (which of course you can add to) and easy to use interface (Linux isn't that scary really) means this is a brilliant machine for those looking to stay in touch or get on with their homework on the cheap.
In fact, sod the kids, if you need to file remotely (bloggers and online journalists we mean you!) then this is a must have in the modern journalist's armoury.
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
So the Gluten-Free Journey Continues...
Day 20 of the Gluten/Wheat Free Diet
Okay, so I've been managing to do quite well thus far, but I really haven't had much time to expand my horizons in the realm of recipes just yet. I did make some gluten-free muffins from a mix, but I'm believing that there are tastier ones out there - I just haven't found them yet. I love to bake, so I'm hoping that when I'm home with the baby I can incorporate some baking into my daily routine. Giving up bread wasn't a hard thing to do, because I have avoided bread most of the time since the last time I tried to go wheat free. It will be hardest when I bake brown bread for others, because I must admit, I make a pretty good loaf of brown bread...and it tastes so good with molasses...
I confess, I gave in and ate some tomato soup while my husband was away. I know!! How could I??? I guess you could call it "the last supper." You see, I LOVE Campbell's tomato soup...but it has wheat in it. Alas, it was the last can, so indeed, it was my last Campbell's tomato soup supper. *sigh* On the brighter side, I did find some non-contaminated oats at the Health Food Store. I was extremely excited and showed my husband the box this morning with admiration. You see, I love eating oatmeal for breakfast, and I did not want to give it up. Cream of rice just isn't the same. So today I returned to oatmeal, and all is well in Sarah's breakfast land. Now I can make some granola bars...Glory Hallelujah!
Shortly into my new eating regime I had a dream about wanting to eat cake. Those who know me, know I LOVE desserts. There were two types of cakes, a carrot cake (which isn't even my favorite) and a cheesecake (of which I wouldn't be able to eat the crust). In my dream I was trying to justify why I should be able to eat the cakes, but I just couldn't break down and eat them. I was trying to imagine what I would tell my friend Kim - the one who is eating gluten free with me. "But Kim, I just HAD to eat that piece of cake..." I can't remember how my dream ended.
So the eating regime continues. I'm going to be staying in the hospital after the baby is born, and I've never had to stay in a hospital overnight before, but I'm determined to go armed and ready with some good snacks and food (including granola bars).
I think that is key - being prepared in different food situations (such as potlucks). I'm discovering there are many who eat similarly, and they have already sent me some great links to check out. I'll let you know once I've tested and tried some successful recipes!
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Tuesday, January 05, 2010
Gluten Free & Wheat Free for a Year - call me Crazy!
The Gluten/Wheat Free Journal
(Currently on Day 5, but a story to how it all began)
So recently I haven't been watching my diet as much and it has caught up with me. Shortly before Christmas I had a major attack of the endometriosis - and it wasn't pretty. My abdomen was so sore that the next day I was still feeling it. The last time I had an attack like that I changed my diet radically. I was feeling better, and then I slowly learned how to "get away" with not being quite so strict...that is until recently.
The only educated person on the matter I've been able to find who actually understands my disease is in England. I spoke with her once, and what she said made sense. I would love to go see her in person, but I don't think that will be happening any time soon. Now I am revisiting her book, and I am going to adapt some things. If I have adverse side effects, then I will adapt further. For instance, I will cut out red meat the majority of the time, apart from visiting friends and family (ham & roast). Instead of only eating goat dairy products (which can cost an arm and a leg), I will continue to eat cow's dairy (once again unless there are some adverse side effects). Now for the biggie - the one that is going to be the hardest for me - going gluten and/or wheat free. I will include an excerpt from one of my favorite books about endometriosis in a moment, but first I have to tell you the events that led me to this decision.
While attending the LoveMercy Conference, I ran into a friend from my college years. While chatting she asked me a lot of questions about my diet and endometriosis. She has a daughter with celiac disease and so she knows what it is like to have to modify the diet. After speaking with her, I later said to Ben, "You know, I feel like that I really need to give this nutrition thing a go in the new year. It's like I've tried every thing else in the medical realm, but I really haven't given my body a chance to try and heal through nutrition. Maybe I could ask my friend (whom I'd been talking to about it and will currently remain anonymous) if she could hold me accountable for the next year." I left it at that and pondered it. The next day, my friend - the one whom I had considered to hold me accountable, said that she woke up and the Lord had placed me immediately on her mind. She was thinking about me and my circumstances. She said some other things that I will journal about in my more personal journal, but they were things that I needed to hear. Then she said that she was willing to commit to eating gluten-free with me for the entire year. THE ENTIRE YEAR people!! I couldn't believe it. She said she was in it for the long haul, so I decided that because I had been thinking about it, and since the Lord had placed me so heavily upon her heart without me even mentioning what I was thinking about my diet and nutrition, that I would give it ago. I'm currently on Day 5 and will start to journal about it regularly - especially when I come across some good recipes etc. It's more than just being gluten/wheat free though because there are a lot of things without that which I could eat; however, they're not all healthy for me. For my body to function properly, it needs lots of healthy food. Currently, when it comes to eating healthy, I have NO SELF CONTROL. I'm addicted to chocolate and I love just eating quick meals that don't require a lot of prep time. This way of eating requires no processed foods etc. And so, I've been revisiting a favorite book listed in the next paragraph.
In Dian Shepperson Mills book "Endometriosis: A Key to Healing and Fertility Through Nutrition" she says the following:
" Wheat-free or gluten-free, or both - this is the question. Around 80 percent of women with endometriosis are finding that, by cutting wheat out of their diet, their abdominal pain is reduced or vanquished. In researching this phenomenon, it has been discovered that wheat, having been genetically modified in the early 1970's, has had two hormones added into its genetic sequence. Further research in this area is about to begin at the Endometriosis and Fertility Clinic.
In the spring of this year, eight women with endometriosis gathered together for a television recording. They ate a pleasant lunch, which consisted of gluten-free bread, rice pasta, gram-flour pastries and salad. Yet, overnight, seven out of eight were very ill with abdominal pain - which was so severe in two cases that they passed out. All had been on wheat-free diets and all had remained pain-free for several months beforehand. It was discovered that only the gluten-free bread had contained wheat flour in the form of coeliac flour (wheat with the gluten washed out). This clearly indicates that it was not the gluten that was causing the problem, as all other foods were wheat- and gluten-free, but strong implies that it is some other substance in the wheat that ay be triggering the endometriotic implants to become more implants to become more inflammatory. This substance could be phytic acid, phytoestrogen, xenooestrogens from pesticides (wheat is sprayed between 9 to 12 times as it grows), excess bran or the two hormones in the plant's genes which were not present naturally."
So there you have it. Call me crazy, but I need to see if changing my diet gluten/wheat free and all works. I'm just plain tired of being tired and dealing with pain, digestive issues, and the like. Enough with looking for a "quick fix." Some things just need some time, prayer, and discipline!
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Sunday, January 03, 2010
Surviving Times Square on New Year's Eve in New York City: 101
There are some basic tips that I would recommend for surviving what might be your first AND last New Year's Eve in New York City. For those of you who enjoy sitting at home on your comfy couch with potato chips and hot chocolate in hand, might I just say that, indeed, you most likely have better seats than the people in attendance. In fact, that's just it. YOU HAVE SEATS. The people there DON'T. As you will soon find out from reading this post, the entertainment is for the viewer at home, NOT for the viewer who is live and in person.
Tip #1: Go early. We went around 3:00 and had a fairly good standing area, but we didn't get to be near Ryan Seacrest and other major reporters for Dick Clark's New Year's Eve show. We saw some (such as Anderson Cooper) from a distance on the stage. We also didn't get to be near the buildings where the confetti was thrown. That's right - the confetti is literally thrown by people from the nearby buildings. It was reported we made it onto CBS, but not the other shows. I would like to check out the footage to see if our area was at least remotely on television. Which brings me to another important tip...
Tip#2: Wear something that will make you stand out. Everyone will have New Year's hats and glasses. I would have had my lobster hat, but I forgot him at home. I nearly bought another one and really should have. Folks at home will be trying to find you, and if you have something crazy on, the cameras are more likely to love you and you'll be more easily spotted amongst the thousands of people. With something like a crazy hat, there should be no mistaking it is you.
Tip #3: Keep in mind that the entertainment is not for you. Why? I'm not sure really, since you're the one who is standing in the cold and damp for hours on end to see the ball drop. The performers will perform live; however, they will not perform to the crowd, but to the cameras. In fact, you will get to hear them do their sound checks and dances a few times before performing live. If you're lucky, you might see one of them climbing the steps to the stage and acknowledge the crowd as we did with J-Lo's husband Marc Anthony, but apart from that, you have to hope you have a good view of one of the few screens that is showing what is being filmed. That's right - one of the few screens. Only a couple screens show the footage while the others continue to flash their advertisements. Unless you're near Ryan Seacrest, you really won't know much of what is going on. They'll play some music for you in between the sound checks and live performances and try to get you rowled up with balloons, but after awhile, the balloons get old. Instead of waving them, you'll may want to make balloon animals.
Tip#4: Be prepared to stand for hours with no seating room. We stood for 9-10 hours and were exhausted by the end of it which brings me to...
Tip#5: Steer clear of fluids. Once you are herded into a pen of people, you will not get to go to the bathroom for the next 9-10 or however many hours you are there. You can try and find a nearby restaurant, but the odds of you making it back to your friends are slim. There are also long lines into the nearby restaurants. It has been said that some people wear "Depends." We actually saw a water bottle filled with urine that someone (obviously had to be male) peed in. Since I have no desire to wear "Depends" or pee in a bottle, I opted to not drink much for the majority of the day. If you do take fluids, save them for the last hour or so. Now, there is a possibility that had we been able to make it near the "Charmin" area we would have had bathroom access. Charmin sets up a bathroom area and makes it entertaining for people We saw it in the distance, but since we were caged in we could not make it there.
Tip#6: Pack food. We didn't pack food because we were told they wouldn't let us take food into the Square. Our trip was also in some ways a last minute ordeal. We just weren't thinking! Since you will be standing for a long time, you will miss meals and will be very hungry. McDonald's may come around with Big Macs, but they will cost you at least $6.00 for just the burger!
Tip #7: Wear layers. It could be very cold and damp. Umbrellas are not convenient for a large crowd - they block people's view - so pack a poncho if need be. Heat packs would come in handy too in case your feet get cold. We were fortunate that although it was damp, it wasn't as cold as it could have been; however, better to be dressed really warm and have to shed layers than wishing you had more layers to put on.
Tip #8: Go with a group of people who are ready to have fun and meet new people. Standing for so long can make you feel crazy, and thus, you want to be with people who won't complain and who are in it for the long haul. Our group had a blast. In fact, we were the only ones (apart from a few Canadians next to us and some intoxicated people behind us) who were moving a lot to the music. The movement helped keep us warm and helped pass the time. We had a lot of laughs during the process while meeting the people around us. In fact, our group enabled other people to laugh and have a good time as well while standing for so long.
So there you have it. These are just a few of the tips I have from my limited experience. At the beginning of the process I remember thinking, "I can't believe people come out into this madness every year." In the middle of the process I remember thinking, "This is crazy. WE are crazy." At the end of it I remember thinking, "This is so surreal!!" and then, "Well that was anti climatic. I thought there would be more fireworks." After walking away from the experience in the midst of the mayhem of New York City (the streets were literally lined with people trying to leave Time's Square), I remember thinking "That was awesome, but I will NEVER do that again." Then, after Ben and I somewhat recovered we were thinking... "You know what. In another 10 years it might be fun to do that again." I guess we shall see...only if there is a next time, I'll be prepared - snacks, poncho, lobster hat and all! Perhaps you'll want to join us for the madness!
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Sunday, December 13, 2009
Adoption Update
Lots going on - substitute teaching and PRIDE (Provincial Adoption/Foster care classes) take up most of my time along with other commitments. Here's the latest update: www.canneyland.wordpress.com There are some crucial things to pray about so please check it out!
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Thursday, October 22, 2009
For the Love of Teaching
I love teaching. I love walking into the classroom and having the privilege of shaping young minds. I love knowing that there's power in words and that what I say can make a child's day and encourage a sense of self worth. I love receiving hugs and being followed on the playground. I love working with children, and I feel especially blessed to be receiving at lot of work at a nearby elementary school.
Today I was followed by a little guy who must be after my own heart. He is in grade 2. If any of you know me well, you know I love to make up songs. I could hardly believe my ears today when while strolling out onto the playground he said, "Mrs. Canney, I love making up songs. Would you like to make up some songs with me?"
"Sure," I replied, and so, as we patrolled the playground, we sang about soccer, we sang about the weather, we sang about children. It was great! A little girl in kindergarten joined us and scampered about picking up garbage, and before long, we had a following of different children holding hands and hopping along.
When you love what you're doing for a profession, it really doesn't seem like work. Yes, teaching does have its stresses, and there are times when you're fighting cold and flu because you're with kids all the time, but it's so rewarding. For me, teaching isn't just a profession; it's a passion. It's a part of who I am.
For the love of teaching I am willing to take those early morning phone calls, work with different children in different schools, and try to work my way into another district. At first it was frustrating trying to find an "in," but praise be to God, He is opening doors and enabling me to see that substitute teaching may not be such a bad option for me at this time. I haven't got everything figured out yet, but like everyone else, I'm taking things one day at a time. I am grateful for God's favor and provision, and I feel blessed that He has equipped me with the ability to teach.
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Monday, September 28, 2009
Quick Update
**update on adoption blog: www.canneyland.wordpress.com**
I will be writing about some things pertaining to other things in my life soon, but since the adoption seems to be occupying a lot of my life write now, that's what I'm mostly writing about. I have started substitute teaching again, so that should allow for some fun stories soon. It certainly is great to be back in the classroom!!
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