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Fear not: for they that be with us are more than they that be with them. . . . and, behold, the mountain was full of horses and chariots of fire round about Elisha.2 Kings 6:16-17
God could be speaking to us here. Whenever we falter in the face of temptation or trial, they that be with us are more than they that be with them. I truly believe God has given us the support of angels through our lives. Many of us have felt it at times.
As we strengthen our links to our ancestors, we gain greater access to that spiritual power, to those legions of angels, who will come to our aid during our trials. There have been times when I have felt support from ancestors (even a few I never met in this life). It is a very special experience for me, and one I want my children to have.
This month, we used our "school time" to talk about our ancestors. (Since we are using TJEd our school time is very relaxed—kind of like unschooling—in the early years. Read here about our TJEd experience.)
Today I'm sharing four things we did that helped us strengthen connections to our ancestors and family.
The first step is for kids to know about their ancestors, who they are, what they did, etc. We have a lovely book that my grandmother made including life histories and pictures of all of her and my grandpa's parents and grandparents. We looked through this book and talked about a few of the stories I thought might interest them. My son decided to make his own family tree.
For the other branches of our family tree my husband and I had to seek out stories. We both took some time to go through memories on familysearch.org to find things to share with the kids. We both learned some things about our ancestors we didn't know before, and it was really fun to share those together. We paraphrased the stories for our kids at bedtime and while driving. My kids love hearing personal stories at bedtime and often request that over a book, so it was fun to have some new stories to share. My son was really impacted by the stories and will mention things about them on occasion. If you don't have easy access to ancestors' stories, start with stories of your childhood.
Life histories are pretty boring for kids to read. I used an idea from Richard and Linda Eyre to create an Ancestor Story Book. I paraphrased a story about my grandmother in easy language and left space for my son to draw pictures. I plan on adding to it over the next few years.
I wanted to help my kids recognize the characteristics they share with their ancestors. I decided to talk about specific gifts my kids have that their ancestors share. I drew my daughter's face with a line down the center. (Visual storytelling always keeps my kids engaged longer.) I drew Dad above her on the left and Mom on the right. We had recently had a family lesson about spiritual gifts, so I mentioned the spiritual gift we had talked about which she got from her Heavenly Father and Heavenly Mother. Then I asked the kids what she got from Mom and Dad.
My oldest immediately pointed out that she got her skin tone from her dad. We talked about some other physical traits, and then I helped them with ideas of some personality traits. Then I drew her face again and added a crosslength line, so her face was in quarters. I drew her grandparents around her. Then we talked about a trait she got from each grandparent—loving to take care of people, loving cleaning, wanting everyone in the family to spend time together, and being spontaneous. The kids had a really fun time with this. As we finished up the grandparent traits, my oldest wanted his turn. We drew him and talked about traits he shares with his parents and started on his grandparents before we were derailed–so it goes with little kids.
If I did it again, I think I would have each of us drawing our own faces at the same time so that we could talk about the characteristics together and get through it a little bit quicker before they lost interest. You could also do this activity with pictures if you don't like sketching.
Encourage other family members to tell stories of their childhood. We went on vacation with a few of my husband's siblings this month. One night my husband, knowing how much our kids love personal stories, asked his brother to share some stories with the kids. All of the cousins listened for at least thirty minutes while the adults shared experiences and the kids even joined in a bit.
I'm amazed at the strength that comes to me as I take the time to focus on our ancestors. I feel a greater capacity to do good and have faith as they did. So many of the things they did inspire me to work harder and be better. I feel more connected to their choices as I've studied them and I feel their strength as angels as they watch over our family. I hope this inspires you to take a little more time to learn about your ancestors.
A few years ago we had a breakfast with my mom's family on Independence Day. I asked about what they did for Independence Day as kids and got a few good stories, stories I can share with my kids, stories that keep me connected to the past, stories that are a part of our family story. All it took was a few questions.


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Our Vision-Spiritual Life of school
Our vision for Emmaus Church of England and Catholic Primary School is:
'We are friends journeying with Jesus in faith, hope and trust as we live, love and learn together.'
Our above mission statement names four core values which we aim to promote/live out in all areas of school life-hope, trust, friendship, love. We will reflect on these four core values in Collective Worship in addition to other Christian values. We look at Bible stories which focus on the values. We aim to enable the whole school community to create an ethos which promotes Christian values. We believe that Christian values will help the children to come to know themselves, learn to reflect on experiences, explore the questions of how to live and treat others, and so reach a set of beliefs and values by which to guide our lives.
Religious Education is a core subject and is central to the life of our school. Here at Emmaus, our vision for Religious Education is to develop religiously literate and engaged young people who have the knowledge, understanding and skills to reflect on the deepest questions of life.
As we are a joint Church of England and Catholic school, we teach Religious Education through an ammended version of the 'Come and See' curriculum. At the heart of the programme is the mystery of God's self revelation of love through Jesus Christ. Come and See gives pupils the opportunity to explore the mystery of faith.
The Come and See curriculum offers the opportunity to search, to explore, to discover, and to respond; this is a part of what it is to be human. Central to the programme are three basic human questions and the three Christian beliefs that are the Church's response in faith.
Each topic (see topic grid) takes four weeks to complete.
In each topic, the children will follow the same process:
Search-Explore (Week 1)
This is the introduction to the topic where the children's life experience is explored, the question(s) it raises are wondered at, shared, investigated and their significance reflected upon.
Revelation-Reveal (Week 2)
This is the heart of the topic where knowledge and understanding of the Christian faith is revealed through the Word in Scripture, Tradition, prayers and Christian living.
This is where the learning is remembered, celebrated and responded to in daily life.
Learning about other cultures and religions is an important part of the children's education and each year they will learn about two other religions in addition to Christianity. We feel it is vital that the children visit places of worship and meet people of different religions in order to develop respect for others' beliefs and values.
Our vision is for Religious Education to offer the children a sense of self worth through their experience of belonging to a caring school community. We aim for the children to learn more about their own lives, looking at themselves, their relationships and the world.
Our Mission Banners can be see in our school hall. The artist worked alongside our House Captains and Vice Captains to produce two beautiful banners that encompass our Christian mission at Emmaus. Within them you will also find our four key Christian values: Love, Friendship, Trust and Hope.

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It might have taken a few weeks longer but former Zimbabwe President is being laid to rest today. Watch the live video.
Remembering Robert Mugabe | Burial of Robert Mugabe
Posted by Zimpapers TV Network on Saturday, September 28, 2019
The Zimbabwe Government have agreed to let the Mugabe Family handle the burial process. May his soul rest in peace.
In Other News – Details Emerge: Mnangagwa's Demand To Be Buried In Mugabe's Mausoleum
The family of former Zimbabwe President Robert Mugabe is reported to have been put off by plans to create a space for President Emmerson Mnangagwa next to the former President in the mausoleum which was being constructed at the National Heroes Acre.
This follows the family's controversial decision to have former President Robert Mugabe buried at his home village in Kutama, Zvimba only a few weeks after agreeing to bury him at the national shrine.
The about-turn is reported to have been caused by the decision to change the Mausoleum being built from being for Mugabe only to one in which all Presidents would be buried in future.
Zimlive reported that government engineers had been instructed to build a "Presidential Mausoleum" with space for more people. read more


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In earlier US wars, chemical, biological, radiological and other banned weapons were used, including cluster bombs and white phosphorous.
WP dates from WW II, later in Southeast Asia and subsequent US wars. It's an incendiary terror weapon known as Willie Pete, self-igniting, burns quickly with devastating consequences.
It burns flesh to the bone, keeps burning until entirely consumed or deprived of oxygen. The Hague and Geneva Conventions categorically prohibit chemical warfare, including toxic terror agents like WP.
Yet America and its rogue allies use them repeatedly, including in Iraq and Syria, how often isn't clear. Newly released videos show these weapons used in Mosul and northern Syria, individuals in targeted areas being slaughtered.
CENTCOM spokesman Col. Ryan Dillon refused to confirm or deny use of this weapon – except to say when used it's in "accordance with the law of armed conflict," adding:
WP rounds are "used for screening, obscuring, and marking in a way that fully considers the possible incidental effects on civilians and civilian structures."
"The coalition takes all reasonable precautions to minimize the risk of incidental injury to non-combatants and damage to civilian structures."
Facts on the ground from eyewitnesses and independent reports reveal otherwise. US aggression in Iraq and Syria is responsible for thousands of civilian deaths, how many from WP and other banned weapons unknown.
Video footage from the Raqqa is Being Slaughtered Silently activist group shows signature WP airbursts, likely from M825 series and 155mm artillery rounds – the safety and security of civilians in harm's way ignored.
In March, Pentagon photographs of marine M777 howitzers in northern Syria showed WP munitions being used. Identical ones are used in Mosul.
If rounds explode high enough above ground, the fallout covers a great distance, igniting fires over a wide area.
If explode over populated areas like Mosul or Raqqa, they're likely devastating to defenseless civilians. US-directed Iraqi forces claiming WP is used to protect civilians is a bald-faced lie.
They're being massacred relentlessly on the phony pretext of combating ISIS America and its rogue allies support.
Using terror weapons like WP compound the high crimes being committed in Syria, Iraq, Yemen and elsewhere.


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Guide to sustainable surfing
Most of us are aware that petroleum-based products – including plastics, neoprene & resins - aren't good for the environment. But when you stop and think about it, just about everything a surfer needs to do his or her thing is made from petroleum-based products; boards, wetsuits, deck grips, leashes, even wax!
So what's stopping us from becoming more eco-friendly and sustainable while doing something we love to do?
Maybe you weren't aware there are products available that don't use any, or anywhere near as much, petroleum and petrochemicals in their manufacture.
Photo: Surfrider GCT president Jordyn with some of the growing range of eco-friendly surfing products
EcoStoke aims to make surfers more aware about some of these alternative products, and the potential benefits they have over the industry-standard makes & models. This market sector is evolving quickly, so if you know of a product we don't have included in our pages please let us know about it.
See these links below for alternatives to the standard petrochemical surfing products:
Deck Grips & Leg Ropes
Eventually we will also have a Product Directory to let you know who's making these alternative products and where you can buy them from. So keep coming back to this page or keep an eye out for Surfrider GCT Facebook updates & news.
Beware the "greenwash"
Surfrider is aware that there are many grey areas in terms of products claiming to be "eco-friendly", including such issues as; what constitutes a certifiably "organic" product, cradle to cradle energy & carbon assessments, and full production cycle benefit comparisons between some alternative and standard products.
While Surfrider stands by the environmental benefits of the alternative products outlined in these pages, we don't have the resources to be a full-on research centre (although we do enjoy testing as many products as we can!). So to some degree we rely on the good faith of the product manufacturers and suppliers.
EcoStoke's main aim is to inform surfers about the alternatives available so you can consider the environment when making product choices. We urge you all to do your own research when making these decisions, and of course let us know what you find out there.


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SilencerCo Radio is back with an new episode. This time, they cover the topic "Traveling With Guns"
This week, SilencerCo brings you our podcast from the road as we travel to Montana and South Dakota. For anyone who has traveled with firearms (and even more so with NFA items), you know it can become a debacle pretty quickly. In Episode 09, we reminisce on some of our most notable and notorious experiences while on the road. Some are funny . . . some, not so much. We also check in on Florida Man, who has gotten himself pretty worked up over an incident involving a hedgehog. We can't make this stuff up.
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Postdoctoral Scholar in Data-Informed Earth System Modeling at Caltech
Climate change projections continue to be marred by large uncertainties. But new tools from computational science, data assimilation, and machine learning have brought rapid progress in this important area within reach. The California Institute of Technology (Caltech) invites applications for a postdoctoral scholar position in data-informed Earth system modeling. The postdoctoral scholar will develop data assimilation and machine learning algorithms for Earth system models, to allow them to learn systematically from diverse data sources, such as satellite observations or high-resolution simulations of turbulent flows in targeted regions.
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Bela Fleck's enthralling documentary film retraces the
evolution of the banjo from its roots in Africa. When I saw the film, I knew I had to write about it if only to alert all my many banjo playing friends out there (the number keeps growing!).
As it turns out, Marc Gabriel Amigone at the Afrobeat Blog has already done a fine review, so I'll just let you get it from there. Self-dubbed 'Afro Marc' has an excellent thing going, and his spot seems to be the place to get your finger on the pulse of Afrobeat music's history and its recent resurgence.
Here's a little taste of what makes Throw Down Your Heart so special (Fleck meets Anania Ngoliga in Tanzania, finding the first in a string of musical soulmates):


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Erie County has their first new ethics law for elected officials in 30 years. County Executive Mark Poloncarz signed the new measure Wednesday.
The law contains more clarity in definitions and requirements for financial disclosure, disclosure of interest in county business, and other sections that increase transparency.
Poloncarz said the law was passed with a bipartisan and unanimous effort.
"The people of Erie County should know and be satisfied that upon the passage of this law not only do we have the strongest code of ethics in all of New York State," said Poloncarz. "We have one of the strongest code of ethics and set of rules for any government in the United States."
Erie County Legislator Minority Leader Joseph Lorigo said these improvements make the bill much stronger.
"There's constant questions as to what elected officials have families working in government," said Lorigo. "There's this perception out there that it's a friends and family type system and there's a lot of nepotism. I think when people now see, who the ones actually having family working for the government, they'll be surprised."
The law will take effect once it's filed with the secretary of state. Family members will then be required to be submitted to the clerk of the legislature by April 15. Shortly after, that information will be available to be viewed on their website.
Lorigo said the ethics law should be reviewed every 5-10 years.
"One of the things that's important is the level of a gift that someone can receive. If the law was written 30 years ago, those dollar amounts are certainly different today than they were back then," Lorigo said.
The new law was approved unanimously by the Erie County Legislature earlier this month.
Poloncarz said there's many provisions from the old code of ethics that are staying.


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Tourists learn culture, customs, and cursewords during their Quebec vacation
Published Monday, July 29, 2019 12:28PM EDT
Many tourists want to do more than just sight-see when on vacation in La Belle Province.
People who want to get immersed in Quebec's culture, language, and history can take classes with Alissa Bonneville, where they learn about Quebec over a meal.
"I'm in love with the way we speak French in Quebec, I'm absolutely obsessed with it, so I started this course to teach it to other people who are interested as well," said Bonneville.
She started offering the courses in conjunction with Airbnb, and her course discusses historical tension between francophones and anglophones, how Quebec francophones borrowed words and expressions from the English language, Quebecois expressions and turns of phrase, and swearing in Quebec.
"People don't know what they mean," said Bonneville. "They know it's taboo, that you can't say them, but people really don't know where they come from or what they mean.
While her course began as a way to teach tourists, she's since been contacted by government groups.
"Even from an immigration centre, in Saguenay, to go teach Quebecois culture and language to immigrants," said Bonneville.
For more, watch the full interview.
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2018 P-R-O Convention All Star: Tennessee Titans Cheerleader Erica
Apparently there were a lot of first year members of professional dance teams in attendance at this year's P-R-O Convention in Atlanta, which is a good thing because change is a positive. And our next 2018 P-R-O Convention All Star … Continue reading
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Back in the day I'd spend hours listening to songs from struggling unsigned musicians at mp3.com. And every once in a while I'd stuble across something listenable. The cream of the crop was a band called Calamine, who actually later went on to some level of success when they recorded the main title song for Sealab 2020 on the Cartoon Network's Adult Swim. Lead singer Julie Stepanek had a voice that made me instantly fall in love with her, or at the very least have a summer romance with. I liked their debut EP so much that I bought not one, but two copies off of CD Baby since I somehow lost my first copy after a few months of listening. Every once in a while I'd check their site for updates... to be repeatedly disappointed with no word on any additional upcoming releases. After a couple years, I gave up. From what I gathered, Julie had gotten hitched and abandoned her music career.
Alas, after years of silence Calamine has resurfaced with a bulk email I found in an email box I almost never check. Just as if it were kismet, destiny, whatever, Julie has announced that they have a new, full album coming out very soon and are accepting preorders.
I encourage all five of my readers to give Calamine a spin - you can listen to two songs off their new release in full, as well as most of the songs off their EP (if you want to cheat, click here for Trampoline, the song that first gave me butterflies in my stomach).
Now for enough sap - I need to polish up my newest short, "Magic Wand", so everyone can experience what I like to call "a comedy about abortion".


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Current information regarding the response and preparedness measures for communities managed by LCS can be found here. LCS has also opened a national hotline for information. To reach the corporate hotline, call 855-998-4934.
Oct 12 @ 9:00 am - 11:00 am
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Come meet us on our welcoming inside front porch in Peabody's Memory Care Neighborhood. On both days, representatives will be on hand to discuss research developments and resources available to support families impacted by the disease. They will also assist with our ribbon cutting on Friday. Enjoy refreshments, take a quick tour and learn more about Peabody.
Have questions about our community or the essentials of caring for individuals with Alzheimer's or dementia? Come chat informally, one-on-one, and get answers from Peabody experts.
Peabody Retirement Community has been a trusted choice for Alzheimer's and dementia care for more than 85 years. One key reason is our Memory Care Neighborhood—a truly unique setting for advanced care. And with our newly adopted Heartfelt CONNECTIONS – A Memory Care Program®, our neighborhood is better than ever. Come rediscover it all!
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- Contour cream kit (medium)
- Dipbrow pomade (dark brown)
- Brow definer (dark brown)
- Brush #3
- Brush #12
- Brush #20
- Lustrous lipgloss set
- Covet waterproof eyeliner (absy)
Initial reaction was like OH MY GOD LOOK AT ALL THE COLOURS OH MY GOD ITS SO PRETTY ok don't touch it NO NEVERMIND LETS PLAY RIGHT NOW!
Cream contour kit is so much fun! So many colours. I was really overwhelmed at first so I spent some time watching YouTube tutorials to make sure I didn't mess it up. But the end product wasn't half bad! The coral pigment I used as a corrector, which I found daunting at first. However watching colour correction videos and trying it for myself, I'm a believer. It's a labor of ART, I tell you. It's important to blend the shiz out of your face or risk looking like a Picasso (and no, that's not good). I love how MannyMUA did his tutorial (I LOVE him!) but I found that MakeupByDenise did hers pretty similarly to how I did mine with the corrector. Of all the tutorials, I loved how Kim Chanel's YouTube tutorial on contouring used the most from the palette. I hope this will suffice until I can record myself doing so (hehe).
To be honest though, I doubt I'll use this that often, mostly because I don't have time to with Sav on the loose. But as MannyMUA says, this is an amazing palette with so much use! I will enjoy using it to doll myself up for Savya's cake smash photoshoot!
Dipbrow pomade is tougher than it looks. I used Illamesqua before and it was pretty easy and highly pigmented to work with. Dipbrow, while beautiful, can have its drawbacks. You have to really work with it, and it truly is a labour of love. My advice to you is to buy the brush along with the pomade and to really practice and have patience with it. Like with all things, practice makes perfect. Here's my 10 second snapchat review about it at the end of my first day wearing it:
(Pardon my shmurr face)
Brow definer is great when you're in a rush to get somewhere or just don't have the patience to deal with your brows that day. Personally, I prefer to line with Dipbrow and fill in with brow definer. Remember – BLEND.
Brush #3 is the really small tipped brush. I use it at the moment for contouring my nose but you can (and should) use it for gel and liquid eyeliner. It gets into those really tiny areas and up close and personal on the lash line. Suck at eyeliner? This will be your new BFF.
Brush #12 is what I use (and what is recommended for use) with the Dipbrow pomade. The brush at the end is key to success (what up, DJ Khaled snapchat reference!). Use that baby and blend life!
Brush #20 is used for blending product into brows. Kind of like, a final touch before you're done with your brows. Once you finish filling in and blending your brows, you want to give a polished look by using your foundation to clean up any parts that need to be done. This includes stray hairs or excess makeup that has run over. This brush is brilliant at doing so.
Lustrous lip gloss kit comes with eight different, highly pigmented lip glosses, ranging from light to extremely dark. While it's not the newest goodie to come out of the ABH kitchen, it is the one with most value. I can see myself using these on a daily basis for a long while. Even the Sunset Strip (a super light pink) is pretty on my darker skin. Loving how I can play around and make the colour as dark or as light as I want. Let's not forget mixing and matching for ombré lips. It would probably look even better with a lip liner underneath too.
- Gilded: A metallic Champagne gold.
- Sunset Strip: A fiery gold-flecked pink.
- Dainty: An opaque retro pink.
- Metallic Rose: A shimmery classic mauve.
- Weekend Barbie: A vivid bright pink.
- Date Night: A romantic ruby red.
- Socialite: A sophisticated scarlet red.
- Black Cherry: A moody plum purple.
Covet waterproof eyeliner in absy was actually a mistake. I meant to buy it in a true black colour. However, I tried it on and it even passed the "crying through a K-drama scene" test. That's pretty good IMO. I'll probably use this sparkly army green to line my lower lashes to accent a sexy black cat eye. *meow*
So far, I'm really pleased with everything. My makeup bag is full! Well… For now.


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Christmas is about presents. Obviously.
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This Christmas, why not use your purchasing power for good?
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All revenue from the shop supports the Sydney Story Factory's programs, which target marginalised students, and those from Indigenous and non-English speaking backgrounds. They are open to everyone though and aim to encourage children to write stories in all forms.
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Pets love presents too. Fact. Why not get yours (or someone else's) this special Pet Indulgence Hamper from Guide Dogs Victoria? It's the perfect stocking filler and 100% of sales go toward supporting the organisation's life-changing services for vision impaired.
Little known fact, Labradors are very self-conscious about their hair. Do good by beautifying your pooch this Chrissy.
Each Christmas Hamper includes three Joseph Lyddy Pet Indulgence products: a Cleansing Everyday Oatmeal Shampoo, Enriching Crème Conditioner, and a packet of Oral Care Dental Sticks. They're available from the Guide Dogs Victoria website.
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The Fabric Social puts technology in the hands of women-artisans who have been isolated by armed conflict. This Christmas they are selling these cute as anything Xmas cards by Melbourne artist Tashi. Order yours by emailing [email protected] with the tagline "Jingle Bells".
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Following successive Premier League losses, Reds boss Jose Mourinho is under massive pressure at Old Trafford.
The harrowing 3-0 loss to Spurs on Monday has triggered widespread conjecture that the Portuguese may leave United this season.
But United legend Giggs, who made a club-record 963 appearances, believes Sunday's trip to Burnley is an ideal game in which to respond.
Giggs, who won 34 trophies for United and is now Wales boss, said: "It is a difficult time and tough times but we have been through tough times before.
"It is a time for the fans to stick together and get behind the club and get behind the team and the manager and coaching staff.
"It is a huge club with a huge following, talented players. Burnley is a fantastic game to get rid of all that negativity around the club.
"That is what I would be looking forward to, looking forward to Sunday and shutting a few people up.
"Purely speaking as a fan I hope we get through it sooner rather than later and I am sure we will eventually.
"It might be Sunday, I hope it is but it might not be but eventually they will come through."
Giggs isn't panicking after recalling the inaugural season of the Premier League in 1992/1993 when Sir Alex Ferguson's men rallied from a poor start to triumph.
Giggs added: "If you go back to 1992 we had just lost out to Leeds in the old Football League season, then we started getting beat off Sheffield United, got beat off Everton and drew against Ipswich.
"You can imagine that now with all social media. But as a player in the dressing room, what can you do?
"You just have to do your best on the training pitch and, if you get picked, do your best on the pitch.
"There is a lot of noise but it is just noise and more experienced players need to help the younger players and get them through.
"Back then we had gone 25-26 years without the league. The spotlight is so much more now, but it is about that game against Burnley, winning that game and you get a bit of a respite and come back stronger after the internationals."


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Lizard that turned out to be a SOCK tops RSPCA's wackiest rescues of the year
A MISSION to save a tropical lizard lurking in a bedroom is being hailed as the craziest animal rescue of the year after it turned out to be a SOCK.
Snake that turned out to be a SOCK tops RSPCA's wackiest rescues of the year
The RSPCA has put the Beast of Coventry at the top of its most hilarious case files after handling more than a million pleas for help from worried animal lovers last year.
While much of the welfare charity's work is protecting pets, wildlife and livestock from cruelty and neglect, there are also light-hearted moments when its hard-working officers get to smile.
After sifting through its emergency alerts, which come through at the rate of one call every 27 seconds, the funniest animal crackers have been unveiled to bring some fun on the day traditionally regarded as the gloomiest date on the calendar, Blue Monday.
Here to raise a laugh are the RSPCA's Top 10 wackiest rescues of 2017.
Besides having a chuckle, RSPCA Animal Collection Officer Vic Hurr also had to give some words of advice to a young girl when racing out to tackle a potentially dangerous reptile that had taken up residence in a Coventry bedroom.
RSPCA Inspector Dale Grant turned Indiana Jones for a call-out to a home in Richmond
ACO Hurr described the monster that confronted her: "It was around seven inches long and about two inches wide.
"It was protruding from the edge of the bed and it wasn't moving at all.
"As it wasn't very light, I got out my torch to see better and that's when I realised it wasn't a lizard at all… It was a pink stripy sock!
"I advised the young girl whose bedroom it was to tidy her room and to take care of her socks, but not before reminding her that another one will turn up soon as they are usually in pairs."
Worried RSPCA Inspector Jack Alderson rushed to a home in Bishop's Cleeve, Gloucestershire, late a night to help a cat owner who feared her pet had got stuck under the wardrobe.
Scary spiders are an occupational hazard for RSPCA staff
Inspector Alderson described the scene: "She couldn't free the cat or lift the wardrobe so I went to help as quickly as possible.
"To my surprise, when I arrived, I found the feline was actually a pair of slippers
"She was genuinely concerned and had put three bowls of different foods down to try to tempt the puss out."
RSPCA Inspector Dale Grant turned Indiana Jones for a call-out to a home in Richmond, London, after reports of a cobra on the loose.
He said: "When I arrived at the property I had my snake kit at the ready.
The racehorse was actually a life-size plastic model
"As the family hadn't been able to officially identify the snake it's really important to approach these situations to confine the animal as safely as possible, particularly if it's suspected that the snake may be venomous.
"However, it didn't take me too realise it was a fairly realistic toy that had been made to look like a cobra rearing its head in the typical hooded display."
It might sound like the opening line of a joke, but the RSPCA received an alert last May, with the caller declaring that a horse had walked into a bar.
The long-faced equine was described as looking unhappy and perhaps wanting to drown its sorrows after it had entered the pub in Cheadle, Staffordshire.
There were more horse laughs when a worried motorist reported that a filly was being transported tied to the back of a flatbed trailer between Birmingham and Cambridge.
Animal rescuers thought a bundle of white and blue balloons were sheep
When RSPCA Richard Lythgoe checked the car, he discovered the racehorse was a life-size plastic model.
RSPCA animal collection officer Faebien Vann rushed to a garden in Leeds after a caller spotted a heron with a broken leg stuck in a pond.
When he arrived at the scene, the bird turned out to be a garden ornament.
Animal rescuers could have been left feeling deflated after climbing up a steep hillside in Kidderminster, Worcestershire, to rescue four sheep tangled in brambles – only to find the animals were a bundle of white and blue balloons bobbing in the breeze.
A high climbing hedgehog created one of the year's most unexpected rescues after the intrepid animal somehow managed to clamber on to a roof in Scunthorpe.
The bird turned out to be a garden ornament.
Animal collection officer Carol Smith said: "A man was cleaning his roof when he found a little hedgehog up on the felt.
"We're not sure how he ended up there but the man was concerned he'd been thrown up there deliberately." Luckily, the stranded hog was uninjured and quickly released.
Scary spiders are an occupational hazard for RSPCA staff, and the one found lurking in a vacuum cleaner cupboard at Alresford, Hampshire, looked like a monster.
Only when Inspector Nikki Denham confronted the hand-size creature with a torch and gloves could she see it was less hairy tarantula and more of a child's plastic toy.
Fears that the RSPCA might have to call out the fire service when an owl was spotted trapped on a chimney in Liverpool turned to smiles for Inspector Helen Smith when she focused her binoculars to see it was made from plastic.
The owl was actually made from plastic
She said: "I must admit that it was funny when I realised what it was. I was preparing myself for a long job, with the assistance of the fire service to get the owl down safely - but as it turned out, we didn't need to rescue anything after all! Our caller had no idea that it wasn't a real bird."
Announcing the weirdest and wacky rescues today, Dermot Murphy, Assistant director of the RSPCA Inspectorate, reminded callers that with fewer than 500 staff that it needs to commit its resources to real rescues.
He said: "When you're working with animals, you expect the unexpected, but some of the calls we get are downright bizarre.
"From stuffed toys to socks, our officers have had it all.
"And while it's a bit of light relief in a generally tough and emotional job, there's a serious message here, too.
"The RSPCA is under increasing pressure and we're facing more calls each year.
"We appreciate that most people mean well but we would urge callers to stop and think before asking us for help.
"While we'd like to be able to help everyone, we simply haven't got the staff to personally investigate each and every issue that the public brings to us.
"We must prioritise to make sure we get to the animals most in need."


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IT WAS way back in 2011 when Jack Vidgen won Australia's Got Talent as a baby-faced 14-year-old with his incredible covers of powerhouse ballads and now, six years later, the talented Aussie singer is returning to show business.
Vidgen immediately became the favourite to win after he auditioned with Whitney Houston's huge I Have Nothing and less than three months later he'd won the show, releasing an album which debuted at number three on the ARIA charts.
When Vidgen turned 16 he headed over to the US to try and crack the elusive American market but after two years there, he returned home to work in an aged-care home.
After returning to Australia, Vidgen shunned the spotlight tellingThe Morning Showyesterday he left the music industry because he "wasn't enjoying it anymore".
"It was a really full-on and amazing couple years, straight after the show," the now 20-year-old told Larry Edmur and Kylie Gillies.
"I was craving a bit of normality and normal teenage life, so I had a few years off and I really got to experience that.
"I made a conscious decision to step back and work on myself," he added.
The 20-year-old singer has grown up a lot since a 2015 interview where he told New Idea he'd quit show business because he didn't like being famous.
"Back then, my goal was to be a music star," said Vidgen.
"Now my goal is not to be a star. It turns out, I really don't enjoy fame."
"The first couple of years, I got pretty big-headed and full of myself for a while. That was one of the main reasons I stopped — I had to pull my head in," he added.
Vidgen is now back in the studio to work on music he describes as "dark pop" and has garnered a solid Instagram following, regularly posting selfies.


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Integrating Forest and Water Monitoring: A Pilot Study An Evaluation in the Delaware River Basin Introduction John Hom, Richard Birdsey, USDA Forest Service, Newtown Square, Pa; Peter Murdoch, U.S. Geological Survey, Troy, NY; The US Forest Service (USFS), The US Geological Survey (USGS), the National Park Service (NPS), and other agencies are implementing a prototype Ken Stolte, USDA Forest Service, Durham, NC; environmental monitoring strategy that will integrate air quality, forest inventory, Remote sensing allows us to Rich Evans, National Park Service, Matamoras, Pa. Mo de u gh thr o ugh ch r sea National & Regional Surveys Re tion o thr gra tion Inte g ra Intensive Integration & Research Areas Intensive Satellite Areas monitor land use change, forest fragmentation, and detect areas of special interest Process Research Studies · Causes, consequences, and regional extent of calcium depletion in the forests of the Appalachian Plateau · Forest biomass and production in the Delaware River Basin: Augmenting and verifying FIA-based estimates of carbon stocks and fluxes. · Protocols for Identification and Monitoring of Forests Vulnerable to Non-native Invasive Pests. · Forest Fragmentation and associated ecosystem changes in the Delaware River Basin. · The effect of terrestrial ecosystem health and land use on the hydrology, habitat, and water quality of the Delaware River and Estuary. Fig. 6. Forest Fragmentation in the DRB. Carbon: nitrogen ratios (C:N) from soil samples collected at FIA plots Contours show areas that are sensitive to N leaching loss. By linking water quality sampling with FIA plots, associated forest data can be matched with soils data, atmospheric deposition inputs, and remote sensing of land use changes. The use of the larger number of extensive plots such as the FIA and FHM plots in the basin, provides the link with the intensive process study sites for regional scale monitoring and evaluation Inte ling water monitoring, land use change, and remote sensing across the Delaware River Basin. This strategy follows the "Framework for Environmental Monitoring and Related Research" by the Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP) Committee on Environmental and Natural Resources (CENR). The CENR Framework, links existing intensive ecological research and monitoring stations, through collaboration among regional surveys, fixed-site monitoring networks and remote sensing programs, to track complex environmental issues at a range of spatial and temporal scales. For this integrated monitoring strategy, standardized approaches and scaling methodologies will be developed for these multiple processes. Environmental trend analysis and integrated modeling tools will be used for evaluating forested watershed conditions, attributing the causes of watershed and environmental changes, as well as predicting forest health, water quality and identifying sensitive regions. Inventories & Remote Sensing Programs Fig. 2. Location and land use classification for the Delaware River Basin Site & Methods Fig. 7. Preliminary map of Sensitive areas in the Upper Delaware Basin The USFS is enhancing its Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA) and Forest Health Monitoring (FHM) programs according to a new national mandate to provide continuous (annual) monitoring of forest conditions. The USGS has a well established water quality research and monitoring programs. The Delaware River study unit of the National Water Quality Assessment (NAWQA) Program is currently engaged in both intensive and survey monitoring of surface- and ground waters in the basin. The District Offices of the USGS maintain discharge and water quality monitoring stations throughout the region in cooperation with local governments. The NADP/NTN has wet deposition monitoring stations within the study area. Intensive Monitoring Sites The input of acidic and N deposition in the Mid-Atlantic region is among the highest in the nation, which affects water quality in the Delaware Basin and estuary. These deposition maps can be used in ecosystem models to estimate N leaching to streams. Fig. 5. Mapping of 1999 Annual Total Nitrogen Wet Deposition in the DRB. We have selected intensive research sites that are already part of the NAWQA program in order to build on their foundation monitoring network. · Neversink River Basin in the Catskills, an indicator site for the New York City water supply · Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, where water quality is impacted by forest fragmentation outside Federal boundaries. · French Creek State Park in Eastern Pennsylvania, where land use change and air pollution are factors affecting forests and water supplies. Integration Integration of Forest and Water Monitoring & Evaluation components to provide a framework for evaluation and assessment using: Fig. 3. Intensive Monitoring Sites: 1. Neversink River Basin, 2. Delaware Water Gap 3. French Creek State Park. · Environmental Trend Analysis. Trend analysis using current monitoring networks will provide a benchmark to evaluate this Delaware River Basin study which links process research at intensive sites with observations at regional plot networks. · Applying Process based Ecosystem and Land-use Models for the Delaware River Basin Assessment. The application of process based forest ecosystem models, such as PnET and the Terrestrial Ecosystem Model (TEM) will integrate issues such as nitrogen deposition and land use changes on water quality and forest health. The SPARROW model provides a statistically valid approach for looking at factors that affect transport of nutrients with different land uses. Fig. 8. Identification of first-order streams and riparian areas associated with FIA plots. Conclusions The enhanced monitoring system is designed to integrate process-level understanding from forestry and hydrological research at intensive monitoring areas with extensive regional measurements from ongoing monitoring programs: USFS Forest Health Monitoring (FHM) and Forest Inventory and Analysis (FIA), USGS water monitoring stations and water-quality surveys, the National Atmospheric Deposition Program/National Trends Network, and operational remote sensors. An additional 100 special FIA, FHM and carbon plots has been established within three intensive monitoring areas; the Neversink River Basin in the Catskill Mountains, the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area (NRA) and the French Creek watershed. This enhanced sampling is designed to allow integration with process-level studies, and facilitate scaling from intensive research sites to extended regions. This enhanced monitoring system improves our ability to integrate monitoring information across resources and scales for evaluating forest health, water quality and identifying sensitive regions. Participants ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! http://www.fs.fed.us/ne/global/research/drb/ NPS Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area USDA FS Forest Health Monitoring USDA FS Forest Inventory and Analysis Program USDA FS Inventory and Monitoring Institute USDA FS Northern Global Change Research Program USGS Biological Resources Division USGS National Mapping Division USGS National Water Quality Assessment Program: Delaware River Basin Study Unit USGS Water Resources Division Kevin McCullough, USDA FS NGCRP Fig. 1. Integrated research & monitoring framework for the Delaware River Basin Fig. 4. Forest Inventory & Analysis (FIA) and Forest Health Monitoring (FHM) plots in the DRB.


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Season 1
Lucas, Junk, Fergie, Mouth and Skills are often seen hanging out here.
Season 2
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The group gathers at the River Court on their first night into adulthood as they spray paint their names onto the court and paint "We were here" in the middle. Nathan and Lucas play one last one-on-one game against each other, this time as brothers and not bitter rivals like the very first time they met.
Season 5
Lucas walks onto the River Court after leaving the airport. Still heartbroken by Lindsey's visit earlier, to see that Peyton has painted over the court saying "I will always love you" over and over again, along with other lines with a comet going through the middle. Resembling Lucas' new book which ruined his engagment with Lindsey, because it showed his love for Peyton since she has a car called "Comet"
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Season 8
Nathan and his friends learn that the River Court is going to be torn down in favor of a condominium. August Kellerman, Nathan's professor, tells Nathan "snipey plover" before departing on his sailing voyage across the world. Nathan learns that the snipey plover is an endangered bird that lays its' eggs in tall, grassy areas near water such as the River Court. Nathan, Clay, Julian, Jamie, Chase, and Chuck find eggs on the ground and this combined with Mouth and Millie's heartfelt report on what the River Court means to them and the community is enough to prevent it from being torn down.
Season 9
Regular Visitors
- Nathan Scott
- Marvin 'Mouth' McFadden
- Skills Taylor
- Haley James Scott
- Brooke Davis Baker
- Jamie Scott
- Peyton Sawyer Scott
- Fergie Thompson
- Junk Moretti
- Madison
- Chuck Scolnik
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Irregular Visitors
- Lucas Scott (due to departing Tree Hill)
- Rachel Gatina
- Dean Colton
- Samuel Colton
- Hunico Hernandez
- Cooper Lee
- Logan McCoy
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Dolly Parton was recently honored for her contributions in improving lives throughout Tennessee. The country legend was recognized by the Country Music Hall of Fame Leadership Tennessee with the first-ever Dolly Parton Excellence in Leadership Award on Aug. 11.
"My dream was to make as many people happy as I could in this life, and I am grateful to Leadership Tennessee and First Lady Crissy Haslam for recognizing our work done to improve the lives of all Tennesseans," Dolly says in a statement. "Even more humbling is for decades to come the future leaders of Tennessee will receive an award with the Parton family name attached to it, and for that I am truly honored and thankful."
The singer has gone out of her way to help Tennessee natives for decades. More recently, Dolly's involvement in the Smoky Mountains Rise telethon helped to raise over $12.5 million for her My People Fund, which provided financial assistance to Tennessee locals following the devastation of the Gatlinburg wildfires in 2016.
"Tennessee has many talented sons and daughters but there are few who are as beloved as Dolly Parton," First Lady Crissy Haslam, chair of the Fifth Anniversary Committee says. "And while she may be most known for her music, she has undoubtedly proved to be an exemplar of leadership through her generosity, humility, inclusiveness, expertise and passion. As a state, we are indebted to all that Dolly has done for Tennessee and its people; there is no one better suited for the very first Excellence in Leadership Award."
Dolly has also worked to bring literacy to millions of children through her Imagination Library. The organization, which was founded in 1995, mails free books to infants until they begin school regardless of family income. Earlier this year, Dolly and her niece, Hannah Dennison, were honored by Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt for their generous contributions. Hannah was treated for leukemia as a child and following her recovery, Dolly donated a $1 million to the Children's Hospital's Pediatric Cancer Program. The hospital honored the pair at a dedication for the newly named Hannah Dennison Butterfly Garden.


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The program gllamm runs in the statistical package Stata and estimates GLLAMMs (Generalized Linear Latent And Mixed Models) by maximum likelihood (see help gllamm after installation). gllamm maximises the marginal log-likelihood using Stata's version of the Newton Raphson Algorithm (ml with method d0). In the case of discrete random effects or factors, the marginal log-likelihood is evaluated exactly whereas numerical integration is used for continuous (multivariate) normal random effects or factors. Two methods are available for numerical integration: Quadrature or adaptive quadrature. In both cases it is essential to make sure that a sufficient number of quadrature points has been used by comparing solutions with different numbers quadrature points. In most cases adaptive quadrature will perform better than ordinary quadrature. This is particularly the case if the cluster sizes are large and the responses include (large) counts and/or continuous variables. Even where ordinary quadrature performs well, adaptive quadrature often requires fewer quadrature points making it faster.
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April 5
Cute Clay Bracelet
Use these simple instructions and some oven-bake clay you can create your own attractive clay bracelet. This is a fun project to create a bracelet using white, gray and black clay and your choice of items to make impressions on the clay for added flair.
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More days with polymer clay you might like:
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Summer is almost over. But we'll still wake sure to have the most of our time in the beach and the pool. In my article for today I will show you how vintage swimwear really looks. Ever since retro became a thing people start getting obsessed with vintage stuff. From pants to dresses and apparently swimsuits had their fair share of nostalgia.
In this article I will give you a list of some beach wear that will make you want to run to the closest shop and get it.
Vintage Style Swimsuits: The 10s.
In the 1910 and before women were not allowed to show much skin in the swimsuit that they wore for the beach. So they resorted to wearing dress like beach wear. And buttoned jumpsuits that is long enough to hide their knees.
The Australian swimmer Annette Kellerman was the first one to wear the one-piece tight-fitting swimwear. But unfortunately, and because of her choice in fashion. Annette was arrested the same day on the beach.
It's pretty dumb we know. It's not that revealing and it very respectful and makes the shape of your body look more defined and pretty.
If you want to add this beach wear to your vintage one piece swimsuits collection. You could look it up and you'll find many website and shops that sell them.
20s Bathing Suits:
In the 1920s the women were allowed to wear vintage style swimsuits that were a little shorter than before.
The colors and the shapes varied from beach wear clothing to another.
As you see in the picture above. The different types and styles of the 1920s vintage swimwear. The neckline and the design vary from swim wear to the other.
If you want to stand out more in the pool or the beach you only have to look in vintage shops. Trust me you will find everything.
The 30s Vintage swimwear:
As the years go by the vintage one piece swimsuits only get shorter and shorter.
The swimwear is not just more revealing. But also more stylish and has a lot of colors. *I know the picture is in black and white dear readers but bare with me*
Some beach wear clothing items were open back. And almost all of them had a short end instead of a bikini bottoms.
And this trend of swim-short as bottoms, has always been the favorite for women. Who didn't want to feel fully exposed in the beach. But they still look good tho. So chin up ladies!!
Two Piece swimsuit high waist: 40s/50s
During this period of time, the two piece made its first appearance. And you could trust me that it was amaziiing!!!!
The vintage swimwear consisted of a sport bra like top. And a high-waisted shorts. This vintage style swimsuits became very popular during last summer.
It also knew the evolution of the one piece. Going from boy shorts bottom to a bikini one. With a few detailed ruffles and charming colors.
The ladies who have a little bit of tummy. And some very sexy big thighs love wearing this type of beach wear clothing.
During the same period of time. The ladies also wore short dresses as swimsuits. Some very famous designers and celebrities such as Angelina Jolie have brought back this vintage swimwear.
Ladies of the 40s and the 50s inspired the designer very much. The shape of the Beach Dress may have changed over the decades but the idea was one. I mean they very fashionable that they went to swim in a dress. This is exactly what we call class ladies!! Let's all take notes…
The 60S AND The 70S:
We all know what the 60s and the 70s are known for. From fighting for rights to Afros. Every single thing affected the fashion. And had its own imprint on the swimsuits for those years.
As you can see the beach wear clothing was very colorful and full of life. Taking inspiration from the Hippies. All the ladies wanted to look the shiniest she could. And they chose the beach wear clothing to express their rights as females and as humans.
As you can see, the vintage one piece swimsuit has changed too. It became more revealing and rainbow-y! Its beautiful, full of life and inspiration. And we all would love nothing more than to rock a vintage swimwear.
The 70s were also the times when the cove-up bikinis first appeared. The ladies wanted to enjoy their bodies but without giving anyone the wrong idea. So they decided to create an item made with different type of fabrics to cover up a bit of their exposed bodies. And soon it became a trend that lasted to our days.
The vintage one piece swimsuit also has his fair share of evolution.
As it became very popular for it to be worn with a very low open neck. Or a sweetheart neckline. And of course the patterns and the leafs were what made it so 70s!
Vintage Swimwear: Ladies Of The 80s
The 80s was the tech era. Video games were invented. Pakman became a thing. And thank God it did.
But the vintage swimwear also has his changes.
As you can see. Open front became very popular. As it was wore in a Cleopatra type of dress.
The strings two piece vintage swimwear rose to fame. As Movie stars wore it to the beach. It became very well-known and many people start preferring it to the normal bikinis
A dangerously open front with a g-string is exactly what made the 80s swimsuit be a favorite of designers to recreate.
The 90s: Vintage Swimwear
The 90s is the ear of fashion. So it's only natural for the swimsuits to have a very subtle change.
The high-waisted bikini bottom was brought back. With a knot top. And some accessories to make the whole beach wear clothing look more fashionable.
The one piece swimsuit was still worn by most people.
The tri-kini made its first appearance. And quickly became something that most celebrities wear for the beach + those swag caps (I'm sure you remeber those).
The designer thought to have an athletic approach for the swimwear. So they made the tankini. A crop top and a bikini bottom.
This brings us to the end of my article today dear readers. I hope you had fun reading it. And would most likely go by yourself a vintage swimwear.
You could check our article on Skin Care Summer Glow if you want to look absolutely breath taking on your holiday.
Related: Topless In Barcelona (Naked And Tanned)
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Bystanders help save a life after person collapses in town centre
PUBLISHED: 09:20 02 April 2019 | UPDATED: 14:07 02 April 2019
Archant Norfolk 2016
Bystanders pitched in to help a community first responder save the life of a woman who collapsed outside a charity shop.
The first responder, Andrew Hartshorne, saw a person on the floor at Aylsham's Market Place on Monday afternoon (April 1) when he was off duty.
He said on the Aylsham Community First Responders Facebook page an ambulance had been called and someone collected a defibrillator from the town hall.
Mr Hartshorne said: "With the superb assistance of three bystanders we managed to get the patient's heart restarted."
He said the air ambulance flew in along with several land crews.
Mr Hartshorne said: "The patient was still alive but very poorly when they were taken away and our thoughts are with them and their next of kin."
The woman was taken to the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in a serious condition.
A spokesman from the East of England Ambulance Service said: "We were called at 2.13pm yesterday with reports of a person who had collapsed in Market Place, Aylsham.
"We sent one ambulance, two rapid response vehicles and East Anglian Air Ambulance.
"An off-duty community first responder was also at the scene. A woman was taken to Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital in a serious condition."
Another community first responder, Meg Foster, also attended, having been alerted on her responder phone.
Mr Hartshorne said he was able to thank two of the three helpers afterwards - a young woman in an orange top and a man who had completed a first aid course last week.
But the third helper slipped away before he could thank her.
He said: "It was a young lady wearing a red quilted jacket. I would really like to thank her personally for her help. All three of them saved a life today without a thought for themselves, well done."
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