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Culture: Cherokee
Date: February 15, 1799; October 10, 1855; November 15, 1904; Undated
Contributor: Coodey, William Shorey, 1806-1849 | Butler, Elizur, 1794-1857 | Hodgdon, Samuel, 1745-1824 | Henry, James W.
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The long-in-the-works superhero/horror movie "Glass" opens in theaters this weekend without much new competition, only a Japanese animated film.
"Glass" (PG-13). A low-key superhero (Bruce Willis) takes on a supervillain (James McAvoy) with 23 different personalities, unaware that the latter is being manipulated by yet another supervillain (Samuel L. Jackson). M. Night Shyamalan's highly anticipated sequel combines two of his earlier films, "Unbreakable" (2000) and "Split" (2016). Spencer Treat Clark and Charlayne Woodward re-create their roles from the former and Anya Taylor-Joy is back from the latter. Sarah Paulson also co-stars.
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Rajinikanth and realpolitik: In search of the Superstar's political script
In a post-Jayalalithaa Tamil Nadu, superstar Rajinikanth's entry to politics is ideally timed. But can he pull off more than just a superhit movie?india Updated: Jan 28, 2018 10:17 IST
Naan arasiyal-kku vandhal, yen vazhi, thani vazhi-aa irukkum," ("If I join politics, my path will be a unique path") –– this is Rajinikanth, speaking in 2012 at the launch of the book Chidambaram: Oru Paarvai.
The Superstar was of course referencing his punchline from his 1999 monster hit Padayappa. The path he has chosen since announcing his decision to join politics on the last day of 2017 has been pragmatic rather than unique. The actor's as yet unnamed political party will contest all 234 seats in the Tamil Nadu elections, whenever they are next held –– either in 2021, or earlier, in the event of a mid-term poll.
As a first step, Rajinikanth launched the Rajini Makkal Mandram (Rajini People's Foundation), a website and Android only app (not available for the relatively privileged iOS users), designed as membership drive gateways for the party. Members of Rajinikanth fan clubs across Tamil Nadu are currently visiting each of the state's 32 districts, requesting people to join the Mandram. The party's aim is to gather 10 million volunteers, roughly 13% of the state's population, before a name is revealed. Rajinikanth is in the process of putting together a core team whose initial function will be to screen and appoint district level party officials.
The idea that Thalaivar wants to gather only good people around him is sound, but that is easier said than done in the morass that is politics. It is expected that those fresh to politics will be encouraged than those with previous political experience wanting to climb on the Rajinikanth bandwagon. What is not immediately clear is what Rajinikanth's party's ideology will be. Upon announcing his political intentions, he had said that his party would practise 'spiritual politics' leading to conjecture as to what exactly he meant by the term. He later clarified, "Honest and secular politics is spiritual politics." Be that as it may, the Mandram logo is the mudra the actor deployed in the 2002 film Baba that had deep shades of spirituality, and the music on its website is also from AR Rahman's soundtrack for the film.
Taking the plunge
The 67-year-old Shivaji Rao Gaekwad could not have chosen a more opportune time to enter the political arena. After the unexpected death of chief minister J. Jayalalithaa in 2016, matters within the ruling AIADMK party have been fractious with O. Paneerselvam and K. Palaniswami jostling for power before settling on an uneasy truce. Though Amma's associate Sasikala Natarajan is serving time in prison, the massive victory of her nephew TTV Dhinakaran winning as an independent candidate in the RK Nagar by-election was a jolt to the AIADMK. N Maruthu Ganesh, the candidate from opposition party DMK lost his deposit. DMK supremo M Karunanidhi is 93 and his sons Alagiri and Stalin are forever at loggerheads. The script, then, seems set for an all-conquering hero to step into the breach and lead his party to a famous victory. Except, there are two heroes in the equation.
Rajinikanth's contemporary, friend and frequent co-star Kamal Haasan has also announced his intent to join politics and will announce details on February 21. Upon asked whether they would join hands, both stars hedged with a 'time will tell' response.
The first direct political activity Rajinikanth engaged in was in 1995, when he met the then prime minister PV Narasimha Rao and lauded him for being the first non-Nehru family member to complete a five-year term in office. The actor was impressed by Rao's economic liberalisation methods and it looked like he was leaning towards supporting the Indian National Congress. However, when the INC decided to contest the 1996 Tamil Nadu assembly elections in alliance with the AIADMK, Rajinikanth was not impressed as he disagreed with a few of the latter party's policies. Rajinikanth famously stated "Even God cannot save Tamil Nadu if AIADMK returns to power."
The INC-AIADMK alliance duly lost. Much later, speaking after Jayalalithaa's death, a contrite Rajinikanth said, "I was one of the main reasons why she lost the elections." He praised her as a role model and lauded her for carrying on the legacy of her mentor MG Ramachandran who took her party from strength to strength.
The dark knight
Ever since he flung open the gates in his introductory scene in his debut, Apoorva Raagangal (1975), Rajinikanth has been a disruptor. Dishevelled and sporting a stubble, Rajinikanth strides forward. The frame freezes and the text 'Shruti Bedam' (A Variation of Pitch) appears. The film's director, the late legend K. Balachander, decided to cast him on the basis of a meeting at the Madras Film Institute where Shivaji Rao Gaekwad was a student in the Kannada wing. Since there was already a Sivaji Ganesan present, he christened Gaekwad Rajinikanth after a character in his 1966 film Major Chandrakanth.
Fair skinned heroes like MGR, Sivaji Ganesan and Sivakumar dominated Tamil cinema at the time of Rajinikanth's debut. The increasingly popular Kamal Haasan was also fair complexioned. It took a visionary filmmaker like Balachander to go against the grain and cast the dark skinned Rajinikanth, albeit in a negative role. According to Balachander, no filmmaker at the time would cast dark complexioned actors in any type of role –– positive or negative –– and it was a considered decision to cast against type. It worked, as audiences could finally identify with an actor who looked like them.
Following Apoorva Raagangal, Rajinikanth was cast in a series of negative roles in films like Katha Sangama, Anthuleni Katha, Moondru Mudichu, Baalu Jenu, Avargal and 16 Vayathinile. What shone through was the actor's sense of style and mannerisms, something that he had deployed to great effect in his years as a bus conductor with the Bangalore Transport Service. Just as commuters had thrilled to the young man's antics en route to their various destinations, audiences rejoiced in Rajinikanth's on-screen affectations that often put the film's leading man in the shade. It wasn't long before producers woke up to this and in Kavikkuyil (1977), he was cast as the second male lead, with Sivakumar in the lead. Several films followed where Rajinikanth got second or third billing.
By now Rajinikanth was pulling multiple shifts and working around the clock. Though he was popular, his superstardom was carefully constructed. Upon the advice of Kamal Haasan, Rajinikanth gradually moved to solo hero movies and away from multi-starrers. The image building exercise began with Bairavi (1978). The film's canny distributor Kalaipuli S. Dhanu recognised the actor's potential and put up a 40-foot cut-out of Rajinikanth at Madras' Plaza Theatre and also plastered large posters all over Tamil Nadu anointing him Superstar.
The actor was also cast in roles that endeared him to family audiences in films like Mullum Malarum and Aarilirundhu Arubathu Varai. SP Muthuraman, who directed Rajinikanth in 25 films, describes Murattukkalai (1980) as a turning point in the actor's career. Muthuraman, the writer Panju Arunachalam and AVM Studio's M. Saravanan decided to reinvent the actor as a mass hero with each scene and song sequence conceived and shot as a set piece. This too worked. And, with Naan Potta Savaal (1980), the now famous practice of the words 'Super Star' flashing on screen during the opening credits began.
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Rajinikanth's immense popularity soon grew into a cult and spawned more than 50,000 fan clubs. But the actor, always simple, continued to remain respectful to his co-workers irrespective of their level of importance on the project. In real life he was modest and self-deprecating and unlike many of his contemporaries refused to sport a wig or make-up when not shooting and dressed in the simplest of garb off-screen. In his public appearances he always thanks his fans and requests them to perform charitable acts, which is why every Rajinikanth release is an occasion for them to conduct blood donation camps and other humanitarian activities.
Of Rajinikanth's later films, Baashha (1995) is a watershed. For half of the film he plays a mild mannered auto-driver. He explodes only at the interval point, a calculated risk taken by directed by Suresh Krissna. Baashha is like Sholay, a phenomenon that defies analysis. Rajinikanth's punchline from the film 'Naan oru dhadavai sonna nooru dhadavai sonna madhiri' (If I've said it once, I've said it a hundred times) remains his most quoted line. While the actor has had bigger hits, Baashha made Rajinikanth much more than a Superstar or Thalaivar and he could do no wrong thereafter.
He was even forgiven Krissna's Baba (2002) that tanked at the box office. In the film, his well-wishers urge him to solve the political crisis in the state and become the chief minister, but he demurs, handing the job instead to an honest politician. His character states that a direct entry into politics is not required to help the people, supporting honest politicians will suffice. The ending of Baba would prove to be prophetic. Rajinikanth's chief ministerial candidate is shot dead. As the song "I won't forget the Tamil land, I won't crave political parties or high positions" plays on the soundtrack, Rajinikanth walks back towards the political chaos and he does the mudra referred to earlier. The image freezes with the caption "To be continued".
A decade and a half on from Baba, Rajinikanth's political story is indeed continuing, complete with the Baba mudra. What it translates to in realpolitik remains to be seen.
Rajinikanth has been teasing his fans with politics onscreen for a long time. In 1982's Thanikkattu Raja for example, he plays a people's man and the saviour of the poor. In one of the film's song sequences he sings, "I am not Puratchi Thalaivar, I am not Dr Kalaignar, I am an ordinary man and your friend," Puratchi Thalaivar being MGR and Dr Kalaignar being Karunanidhi.
In Guru Sishyan (1988), there is a reference to infighting in the AIADMK following MGR's death. The film opens in a prison where inmates are fighting over a chair. Rajinikanth makes an entry, singing, "People who fight for a chair are mad."
In 1990's Athisaya Piravi, Rajinikanth plays Kaalai, a man who dies too early due to a clerical error made by Yama's assistant Chitragupta. When Kaalai asks to be sent back to earth, Chitragupta's assistant Vichitragupta (played by the late Cho Ramaswamy, political commentator and Rajinikanth's great friend) says that Kaalai returning to life is like the opposition party returning to power. What is being referred to here is the opposition DMK returning to power after MGR's death. Also in the film Vichitragupta remarks that Kaalai's face is respected on earth and politicians were wondering what would happen if he entered the arena.
In Uzhaippali (1993) his character is named Thamizharasan (King of Tamil Nadu).
In Muthu (1995), there is a not so subtle sequence where Rajinikanth is persuaded to get on a stage – it seems a heavy-handed shorthand for the political stage – and in the Kuluvalile song there is a verse that asks which party he would join.
In Arunachalam (1997), Rajinikanth's character floats a political party and there is a song with the lyrics "A lion has begun a journey". In the 'Devuda devuda' song in Chandramukhi (2005), Rajinikanth's character asks the almighty to bless his fans and addresses the working classes (including janitors, sewage cleaners, farmhands and washerfolk) directly.
Naman Ramachandran is the author of Rajinikanth: The Definitive Biography and writes for Variety and Sight & Sound


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Do you recommend my pet wear a mask?
There's no scientific evidence that masks protect pets from infectious diseases or air pollutants. Pets' faces are more varied than human faces so a mask is unlikely to fit properly. Also, we can't explain to pets why we are putting something on their face so they may get scared.
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WHEN November 2015
INFO With a seating capacity of up to 245 people, the revamped Taipei lounge features the airline's new lounge design ethos that has already been seen in Tokyo Haneda (see here), Manila (see here) and Bangkok (see here). Along with the Noodle Bar, there is also a dedicated work area known as The Bureau that comes equipped with dual operating system iMacs and printers. The lounge is also the first to feature the new Solo Chair, which comes with a side table, reading lamp and coat hook.
HIGHLIGHT CX's signature Noodle Bar, which serves a selection of soup noodles including wonton noodles, dan dan noodles and Taiwanese beef noodles.
ENTRY First and business class passengers travelling with CX or fellow Oneworld carriers are afforded entry, as are Silver tier or higher members of Marco Polo Club, and Oneworld Sapphire or higher tier cardholders.
WHERE Terminal 1, Hong Kong International Airport
WHEN October 2015
INFO Designed by Hong Kong-based Mitchel Squires, the brand new lounge features a total of 230 seats that come in different shapes and sizes. There is also a VIP room available and this modestly sized area is enclosed from the rest of the lounge. It consists of seven comfortable multi-coloured sofa seats and reading lights. Catering is provided by the Plaza Premium Group, and the facility offers an excellent F&B offering, including cooked to order noodles.
HIGHLIGHT The yoga studio is a first for a lounge in Hong Kong, and comes with two yoga mats and a large-screen television showcasing workout videos.
ENTRY First and business class passengers travelling with any Skyteam member carrier, as well as Skyteam Elite Plus members
WHERE Terminal 2, Shanghai Pudong International Airport
WHEN November 2015
INFO At over 1,800sqm, the lounge offers a seating capacity of 500 and is equipped with an array of independent facilities, including a leisure area, buffet area, bar area, five Internet workstations, nursing room three shower suites, relaxation area, and smoking room. Plaza Premium's signature honeycomb seat has also found its way into the Shanghai facility, while complimentary wifi is available throughout.
HIGHLIGHT The live cooking station that serves up an authentic fare of Shanghai- and Hong Kong-style noodles.
ENTRY All passengers regardless of class of travel; a two-hour lounge visit costs RMB300 (US$47).
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WHEN November 2015
INFO Located between gates 11 and 12 on the mezzanine level, the newly opened United Club offers panoramic views of the airport as well as seating for more than 100 people. Visiting customers can choose from a number of complimentary fresh-food choices, including yoghurt and fresh fruit; muffins in rotating flavours of cinnamon and blueberry; sliced red bell peppers in hummus; seasonal soups; and spicy Bloody Mary trail mix.
HIGHLIGHT The vintage aviation artwork on display throughout the lounge
ENTRY First and business class customers travelling with United of a Star Alliance member airline; Star Alliance Gold members; and United Club members.
WHERE Terminal 1, Singapore Changi Airport
WHEN August 2015
INFO The new lounge adheres to BA's new lounge design ethos of contemporary British style and features art pieces from up-and-coming Singaporean and UK artists such as Simon Wee and Dr. Brendan Neiland. Facilities include coat check, baggage storage and shower rooms. For F&B, the lounge offers a selection of wines, refreshments and food that can be found at the buffet counters and the bar.
HIGHLIGHT The first ever Concorde Bar. With black Nero marble surfaces, European oak flooring and stylish furnishings, this is a private area available exclusively to BA's first class customer, which requires a passcode to enter. It has a 360-degree digital screen displaying panoramic views of the Singapore skyline - complete with day to night transitions.
ENTRY BA's first and business (Club World) customers, along with eligible Executive Gold and Silver member, as well as Oneworld Sapphire or Emerald frequent flyers.
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As I said on my Saturday post, I drove to a local Target on a whim Friday night and happened to find a Brave & The Bold action figure I'd never seen before: Aqua Attack Batman. I nearly fell over in the toy aisle when I realized that it shoots water...
That's right: inserting the gun tip into a glass of water and squeezing the orange tanks fills the reservoir on Batman's backpack. Point the weapon at your enemy and squeeze the tanks to squirt water at him!
If the fact that it shoots water isn't enough, the visual design alone is great! There is some shading from the feet onto the red leg armor- a detail I haven't seen in one of these toys that is more usually reserved for a designer or collector toy. Additionally, there is a quality, almost anodized feel to the metallic finish on the gun/pack accessory. Seriously, he is a notch above most all the other figures I own from this line by Mattel- I would highly recommend him.
The only thing I don't like is the clear dome over his head: it doesn't really snap into place and easily falls off. It would also have been better if the plastic were a little less hazy so it would be easier to see Batman's face. It gives the figure a diver vibe, but Mattel didn't quite pull it off. Small complaint, but a shame considering how great the rest of this toy is.
I enjoy Batman in the red/black color scheme. I have a Series 6 Justice League Armored Batman, a 13" D.C. Direct Batman Beyond, and a Stealth Blast Rocket Batman from this series that are red/black. Come to think of it, the Brave & The Bold Batmobile and Proto Bat-Bot are also red/black, and I'm crazy about those. Must be my childhood memories of the 1966 TV Batmobile that stuck with me. Always loved that car!
What a FUN TOY! What a blast these are, literally and figuratively! These are what good toys are all about, Kids: a colorful, simple design with a working accessory you can shoot at your sister :D
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Watches have become incredibly popular amongst collectors and investors in the past decade, so much so that auction houses are choosing to dedicate time and space to specialist watch auctions to meet the demand.
Whether you're thinking about heading to a specialist watch auction house or a large auction house with a smaller watch collection, there are things you can do to boost your chances of winning a watch that's right for you. From some research and planning to how to tackle the auction itself, read on to discover how to make the most of your time at a specialist watch auction.
Use online watch auctions for research
You'll find a wide variety of online watch auctions with a simple search on Google, each of which will display a vast range of watches available for bidding on. Even if you would rather visit a physical watch auction to be able to see a watch before bidding on it, you can still make use of the online sites as part of your research:
- Peruse the selection of watches on offer across these auction sites
- Note which watches are popping up the most
- Record the prices certain watches go for
- Note what condition the watches are in when being put up for auction
- Discover how much demand there is for certain watches and how many bids are being made on them
- Record what the average starting price is for certain watches and the average sale price tends to be
Spend as much time as you would like on these online watch auctions, until you're sure that you're equipped with the knowledge to make the most of a specialist watch auction.
Think about why you want to buy a watch
There are three main reasons why people tend to visit specialist watch auctions:
- To find a cheaper, second-hand version of a watch they've had their eye on
- To invest in a timepiece that will only increase in value
- To find something they like and to buy it on the day
It makes sense to think about and determine why you want to visit a specialist watch auction, before heading there and splashing the cash. By understanding what it is that you want to gain from the auction, you'll spend more time considering a purchase rather than diving in and regretting it later on.
Set up alerts
The growing popularity in watch investments can be seen by the number of search alerts being set up on auction sites.
Thousands of visitors are apparently choosing to subscribe to alerts that will let them know when a particular watch is coming up for auction. This is certainly something worth doing if you're hoping to beat the competition and win the auction for a specific watch.
Speak to the specialists
If you're thinking about buying a watch from an auction for investment purposes, you'll benefit greatly from speaking to the specialists at the auction, before making a bid.
Investing in a watch for the future requires an understanding of growing trends before they reach their peak. Buying a watch that people are already interested in, may become a risky investment further down the line, especially if the trend begins to decline. However, by speaking face to face with specialists at an auction, you'll be able to develop a greater understanding of which watches are looking promising for the future.
Call in advance
There's no harm in calling up the auctioneers or watch specialists ahead of when a particular watch is being auctioned, to find out more about the condition of the watch and the price the bidding is expected to start at. These professionals will be happy to offer some further information so that you can ready yourself ahead of the auction starting.
Stick with standard brands for your first purchase
Anyone thinking about kickstarting a hobby investing in watches will naturally lean towards an interest in the bigger premium brands. However, the likes of Patek Philippe and Rolex will inevitably have greater competition when it comes to bidding in watch auctions. You might quickly find yourself outside of your comfort zone and not knowing how to tackle these types of bidding situations.
When starting out investing in watches at auctions, it's best to have a go at bidding on watches from the more standard brands. This will help you to get used to the process before you eventually begin battling with the seasoned enthusiasts on some of the more premium brands.
Look for watches with a story
A valuable watch isn't always one manufactured by the premium brands or one that has the most precious materials set in it. Sometimes, the story of a watch can increase its value exponentially, making it much more of a solid investment than a premium watch without any history.
You might find a watch made by an everyday brand, that has been through some epic experiences. Over time, these watches will certainly increase in value, so long as their story can be proved. Look out for watches with war stories, watches that were part of breaking a record, or watches that have been owned by iconic figures, to name a few. They'll be well worth considering on the day of the auction.
Read the condition report
Many auction visitors make the mistake of simply reading through the auction catalogue, but the condition report will offer so much more information ahead of bidding. These reports will detail exactly what condition the watch is in, as well as other reasons as to why bidding has been set at a certain price. Make sure to read through a condition report before deciding on whether or not to bid on a certain watch at the auction.
With these useful tips for buying at auctions, you should have the knowledge and understanding of how to tackle these specialist watch events. Take everything on board and, with a little patience, you'll soon invest in a watch that's exactly what you were looking for.
Don't forget to take a look at our protective watch collection cases before heading to your first specialist watch auction. You'll need somewhere to store your watch when you arrive home, and what better way to do so than with a waterproof and dustproof watch case.


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Jet Set Arm Chair - Bernhardt Furniture
Bernhardt's new Jet Set collection's glamorous look is inspired by elegant French designs from the 1940's and 1950's. The Jet Set Arm Chair is available in more than 100 fabrics and stocked in the fabric shown. Ultra-refined tailoring includes a center button, nail head trim, seat welts, shown and stocked in fabric B740-012. The complete Jet Set collection, fabric samples, finishes, available thru Luxe Home Philadelphia.
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Solution for injections 200 mg ampoule 5 ml, No. 5
Deproteinized hemoderivative of calf blood 40 mg/ml.
Pharmacological Properties:
Actovegin contains only physiologically active substances with a molecular weight of !$#lt#$!5000 Da. At the molecular level, the drug accelerates the uptake of oxygen (increases resistance to hypoxia) and glucose, thereby contributing to an increase in energy metabolism. The overall effect of these processes is enhancement of the energy state of the cell, especially under conditions of hypoxia and ischemia.
Influence of Actovegin on the absorption and utilization of oxygen, as well as insulin-like activity with stimulation of glucose transport and oxidation, are important in the treatment of diabetic polyneuropathy. In patients with diabetes mellitus and diabetic polyneuropathy (stabbing pain, burning sensation, paresthesia, numbness in the lower extremities), the severity of sensory impairment objectively decreases, mental health improves.
With the help of pharmacokinetic methods, it is impossible to study the pharmacokinetic properties (absorption, distribution and elimination of the active ingredients of the drug) of Actovegin, as the drug contains only physiologically active components that are usually present in the body.
Metabolic and circulatory disorders of the CNS – ischemic strokes, residual effects of hemorrhagic strokes, traumatic brain injuries, encephalopathy of various origin.
Diabetic peripheral polyneuropathy.
Disorders of peripheral arterial or venous circulation, angiopathies, including those of diabetic origin; first to third degree burns (chemical, thermal, solar, radiation burns). Wound healing (ulcers of various etiologies, trophic disorders, bedsores, impaired wound healing); radiation damage to the skin, mucous membranes, radiation neuropathies.
the drug is administered used intravenously (bolus, drop infusion), intra-arterially 5–20 ml per day. Intramuscularly, the drug should be administered slowly, no more than 5 ml per day.
For intravenous administration, the drug is diluted in 0.9% solution of sodium chloride or 5% solution of glucose. Permissible final concentration of Actovegin may be up to 2000 mg of dry matter per 250 ml of solution.
Usual recommended regimen: considering the clinical symptoms, first 5–10 ml intravenously. or intra-arterially, further - 5 ml intravenously or slowly intramuscularly daily or several times a week.
Doses depending on the indications.
In severe conditions, Actovegin is intravenously administered by drop infusion 20–50 ml per day for several days until a pronounced clinical effect is achieved.
In conditions of moderate severity or exacerbation of chronic diseases, the drug is administered intravenously or intramuscularly at a dose of 5–20 ml per day for 14–17 days.
When carrying out a planned course of treatment, 2–5 ml / day is administered intravenously or intramuscularly for 4–6 weeks. The frequency of administration is 1 to 3 times depending on the severity of the disease.
In diabetic polyneuropathy, treatment begins with intravenous administration of the drug at a dose of 2 g per day for 3 weeks, followed by switching to 2-3 tablets 3 times a day for at least 4-5 months.
Hypersensitivity to the drug.
Adverse effects
The drug is usually well tolerated. Rarely, anaphylactoid (allergic) reactions, anaphylactic shock can occur, which can manifest as: immune disorders – skin hyperemia, rash, itching, urticaria, increased sweating, chills, swelling of the skin and/or mucous membranes, angioedema, flushing, fever;
- digestive tract disorders – dyspeptic phenomena, including pain in the upper abdomen, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea;
- cardiovascular system disorders – heart pains, increased heart rate (tachycardia), shortness of breath, acrocyanosis, pallor of the skin, arterial hypotension or hypertension;
- respiratory disorders – rapid breathing, chest tightness, difficulty in swallowing and/or breathing, sore throat, asthma attacks;
- nervous system disorders – headache, general weakness, dizziness, loss of consciousness, agitation, trembling (tremor), paresthesia;
- musculoskeletal system disorders – muscle and/or joint pain, back pain;
- common disorders – reactions at the injection site.
- In such cases, treatment with Actovegin should be stopped and symptomatic therapy should be applied.
Special instructions
It is desirable to inject no more than 5 ml of the drug solution intramuscularly, since it is hypertonic.
In connection with the possibility of anaphylactic reactions, it is recommended to carry out a test injection (2 ml of the drug solution is injected intramuscularly with an assessment of the local and general reaction).
The injection solution is compatible with an isotonic solution of sodium chloride and an isotonic solution of glucose.
Actovegin is not recommended to be mixed with other solutions, except for the above.
The injection solution has a yellowish tint, the intensity of which depends on the batch number and the starting material, but the color of the solution does not affect the effectiveness and its sensitivity.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding.
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The ability to influence the reaction rate when driving and working with mechanisms has not been studied, but possible manifestations of side effects on the part of the nervous system should be taken into account (see adverse events).
Interaction with other medicinal products
The injection solution is compatible with the isotonic solution of sodium chloride and isotonic glucose solution. Actovegin is not recommended to be mixed with other solutions, except for the above. There are no data on the interaction of Actovegin with other drugs.
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Manual for Survival: A Chernobyl Guide to the Future
Midnight in Chernobyl: The Untold Story of the World's Greatest Nuclear Disaster
Chernobyl: The History of a Nuclear Catastrophe
On the night of April 25, 1986, during a planned maintenance shutdown at the Chernobyl power plant in northern Ukraine, one of the four reactors overheated and began to burn. As plant engineers scrambled to regain control of it, they thought for a moment that there had been an earthquake. In fact, a buildup of steam had propelled the two-hundred-ton concrete top of the reactor's casing into the air, with masses of radioactive material following close behind when the core exploded. The plant workers had been assured again and again of the safety of the "peaceful atom," and they couldn't imagine that the reactor had exploded.
Firefighters rushed to the scene without special equipment or a clear understanding of the potential risks; they had not been trained to deal with a nuclear explosion, because such training would have involved acknowledging that an explosion was possible. They kicked at chunks of radioactive graphite that had fallen around the reactor, and their boots stuck to the melting, flammable bitumen that had been used, against all safety regulations, to coat the roofs of the plant's buildings. Efforts to douse mysteriously fizzy, incandescent fires only made the conflagrations seethe with radioactive steam. (These fires probably contained uranium dioxide, one of the fuels used in the reactor.)
Feeling hot, the firefighters unbuttoned their jackets and took off their helmets. After less than thirty minutes they began to vomit, develop excruciating headaches, and feel faint and unbearably thirsty. One drank highly radioactive water from the plant's cooling pond, burning his digestive tract. Over the next few hours, the exposed firefighters and plant workers swelled up, their skin turning the eerie purple of radiation burn. Later it would turn black and peel away. After evacuation and treatment in Moscow, many of these first responders died and were buried in nesting pairs of zinc caskets. Their graves were covered with cement tiles to block the radiation emanating from their corpses.
General Secretary Mikhail Gorbachev was informed that there had been an explosion and fire at the plant but that the reactor itself had not been seriously damaged. No one wanted to be the bearer of catastrophic news. When the occasional official raised the question of whether to warn civilians and evacuate the city of Pripyat, which had been built to house workers from the Chernobyl plant, he was admonished to wait for higher-ups to make a decision and for a committee to be formed. Panic and embarrassment were of greater concern than public safety. The KGB cut Pripyat's intercity telephone lines and prevented residents from leaving, as part of the effort to keep news of the…
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When the time comes to switch energy company, consumers are faced with the often surprising fact that today there are over 60 energy suppliers available to UK customers. Do a little more research and . Leaving the industry as a whole facing bills worth in excess of a staggering £170 million and almost a million combined business and household customers being forced to move to a different supplier.
The 'Big 6'
In this age of ultra regulation, figures like these are hard to fathom. Especially when you consider that not so long ago the rise in energy supplier numbers was being lauded as a huge success. As recently as 2014 the 'Big 6' energy suppliers held a combined 95% of the UK energy market which was bad news for consumers. OFGEM, the government regulator for gas and electricity, was in the midst of a major investigation into how the big players were actively stifling any competition and ensuring that they maintained a stranglehold on the sector. Today, due largely to policy changes which have allowed more competition and the popular 'faster switching' and 'tariff safeguard' mechanisms, that share had fallen to 75% in 2018. With new suppliers like Bulb Energy reaching over 1 million customers.
Which energy suppliers have struggled recently?
Why then, as the evidence seems to show, has the ground soured at the bottom of the market. More importantly, do consumers looking for a better deal amongst this plethora of newbies need to be worried?
The most recent energy supplier to collapse was Solarplicity, which ceased trading last week. This followed months of difficulties for the firm which had led to an internal decision to hand over 43,000 business and domestic customers to rival supplier Toto Energy back in July. It would appear that Solarplicty had been in trouble for several months. Complaints to OFGEM rising sharply this year from around 1,000 across the whole of 2018 to over 3,000 in the first 7 months of 2019.
Add to that, further issues relating to customer switching, failure to issue refunds and unpaid bills in relation to renewable energy subsidies and the regulator felt it was necessary to take action. This was by initially banning the company from accepting new customers all the way through to a recent announcement that Solarplicity's remaining 7,500 domestic customers are to be transferred to EDF as part of the OFGEM 'safety net' mechanism.
What are the causes?
David Elbourne, Chief Executive of Solarplicity, had put the main reasons for the collapse down to an overly crowded, overly regulated marketplace and believes that OFGEM was overly zealous in its interventions.
Of course, starting any new business is never going to be an easy ride but today's energy market has a multitude of challenges that has contributed to the supplier collapses. Although the reasons given by various CEO's, OFGEM and disgruntled customers differs between each individual case, one overarching problem is instability. The market in general has seen volatility in wholesale prices for the last few years and this can have a devastating impact on the bottom line of any company. None more so than with new start-ups, which will not have access to the resources and deep pockets enjoyed by more established companies. This is of course, not the only volatility issue faced by the sector. The regulator itself, especially combined with ever changing government policy, is also having a major impact on profitability.
Green taxes
Green taxes have been widely reported on and although potentially a source of increased expense, they are largely understood by the sector and the costs are generally passed on to customers. However, ever changing 'Green Initiatives' have proven to be more of a challenge to calculate into profit margins. Schemes such as the 'Green Deal' were released to great fanfare way back in 2013 but never taken up in great numbers. This initiative provided a government financed home improvement scheme and could be lucrative for energy suppliers and gas fitters alike. However, due to the poor take up, amongst other reasons, the government funding was removed.
Despite the scheme still being active, albeit without the government funding, it is all but consigned to history as the profit to be gained the scheme is now so low. In response to it's demise, OFGEM has now introduced the Energy Company Obligation (ECO), which offers a similar spec sheet to the 'Green Deal' when it comes to what it wants to achieve. The main difference being that the funding now comes directly from the energy suppliers. Changes like these risks hindering newly established suppliers that modelled their business around a particular scheme, only to see projected profits evaporate at relatively short notice and have been a strong contributing factor in several of the collapses.
What if my energy company collapses?
It is said that the only constant in life is change, so it is unlikely that things will get any easier for Energy Suppliers. This is not necessarily a bad thing, as challenges often lead to innovation and better competition. The regulator also now has experience in dealing with these instances and is proactively working to ensure it has more robust procedures in place to monitor the sector and protect consumers.
Although there is still work to be done here, not least in ensuring that any customer in credit with a collapsed company get their money back faster, there are now safeguards in place to ensure that a customers power will not be disrupted, regardless of the fate of any supplier. The advice from OFGEM, if you are affected, is to sit tight. Take meter readings in preparation for your automatic switch, which will be facilitated by OFGEM and will ensure a smooth changeover. Once this has been completed you will then be free to find the best deal for you with the supplier of your choosing. If you have a pre-paid meter, you will still be able to make payments as normal whilst the switch is progressing.
What's being done?
This summer saw the launch of OFGEM's consultation on the requirements for existing suppliers. This is designed to help bolster the newly introduced checks required for start-up energy suppliers, with the aim of ensuring more stability for consumers. Emphasis is being placed on ensuring that any new regulations will not stifle competition or innovation in the sector, which would potentially undo the good work already achieved in loosening the stranglehold held by 'the big 6'. Part of this is the new 'fit and proper' test being applied to any new energy supplier before it is allowed to begin taking on customers.
All of the work going on behind the scenes to strengthen stability in the energy sector has ensured that consumers can continue to shop around for the best deal, safe in the knowledge that the regulator is ensuring that all suppliers are operating in a responsible and sustainable way.


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There is also an illegal 4WD trail approaching from the rear, accessible from the hill above Tantangara Dam.?
Photo: Olaf Moon
Brief History
This hut was built by jockey Bill Smith, with help from Peter Hadfield, in the 1940s for bookmaker Charles William (Charlie)?Townsend and his son Charles John (Jack) Townsend, for?summer pasturing of?sheep. Charlie was good friends with the Taylor family at nearby Currango. Recollections of the hut by relatives of Jack Townsend can be found at the following links:
Townsends Hut - Mirrie Townsend, wife of Jack Townsend
Townsend Hut - Phil Townsend, son of Jack Townsend
Until the late 1990's it was commonly vandalised, but in 1999 it was superbly restored by Clive Richardson and team, including Stewart, Jack, Jim, and Jerry, who removed the dangerous fireplace and much of the fibroboard. They also restored the verandah, making it an excellent hut to visit.
Peter Cochran, past MP for Monaro, is a regular visitor, on horseback. He has the following recollections of the hut:
Townsends was one of my stepfather's?huts. He was Bob Mackay, brother of Dave Mackay (Mackays Hut).
The group responsible for the hut have done a superb job, making it far more comfortable than was my recollection.
Brian Brayshaw and I took the last mob of sheep out of there with Bob some time in 1970/1.?? Tom Taylor used to come down the hill behind the hut in his mini moke and count the sheep into the little paddock around the hut to ensure we had the right numbers.
I built a little netting gate alongside a sallee tree which gave access to the creek for water. I notice the fence has been bulldozed up in a heap.
There is also a gambol hanging on the wal that Bob used to hang the sheep he killed for our meat while we camped there. We had a meat safe in the creek line with water running over the top to keep flies away and keep the meat cool.
KHA have done a magnificent job in restoring the huts and maintaining them, so thank you.
Best wishes....Peter Cochran. October, 2010
The hut is 6m by 3.5m approximately and includes 3 rooms in an irregular shape. The walls are of wood and fibro and the roof of iron. There is a shed at the rear.
- KHA Reference number is 1310
- KNP POM schedule is L.121.
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Narendra Mulani is Lead for Accenture Applied Intelligence, a practice that his passion and foresight have helped shape since 2012.
A connector at the core, Narendra brings machine learning, data science, data engineers and the business closer together across industries and geographies to embed analytics and create new intelligence, democratize data and foster a data native culture. He leads a global team of industry and function-specific analytics professionals, data scientists, data engineers, analytics strategy, design and visualization experts across 56 markets to help clients unlock trapped value and define new ways to disrupt in their markets. As a leader, he believes in creating an environment that is inspiring, exciting and innovative.
Narendra joined Accenture in 1997. Prior to assuming his current role, he was the Managing Director – Products North America, responsible for delivering innovative solutions to clients across industries including consumer goods and services, pharmaceuticals, and automotive. He was also managing director of supply chain for Accenture Management Consulting where he led a global practice responsible for defining and implementing supply chain capabilities at a diverse set of Fortune 500 clients.
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Female Excellence in Tech, and how to Encourage it
On hearing that I'd share my first day at Substrakt with two other interns, I immediately assumed that they'd both be men.
I'd spent a year studying computer science, during which i'd gotten used to predominately male lecturers, computer labs, students… I'd interned at a tech consultancy the previous summer, during which my fellow two interns had been men. Heck, if I google-imaged "programer" the majority of images I was bombarded with were (mostly white) men.
So I was delighted to be initiated with two other women on my first day.
It can be hard to pin-down why exactly it is that women continue to be a minority in technology. Figures presented by womenintech.co.uk show that only 17% of people working in the tech industry are female (significantly lower than other sectors.) On top of this, research shows that female representation in technology has remained stagnant over the past 10 years. In UK universities from 2016-2017 only 15% of Computer Science graduates were female. Unlike a certain ex-Google engineer, I refuse to believe that these disparities are a result of biological difference. Women were among some of the first programmers (including Ada Lovelace pictured at the top of this article) and there are a multitude of highly talented women working in the industry today.
However, the public perception of the technology sector has evolved into an increasingly masculine image since the first programmers.
Granted, legislation has made the workplace an increasingly easier place to be a woman as a whole. Policies such as shared parental leave have helped decrease the number of women who leave the workplace or stagnate their careers to have children (although there are still gaps between the entitlement of mothers and fathers.) Furthermore, increased social awareness has helped to make technology companies a more welcome place to be a women. "Feminism" is becoming less of a dirty word, and companies are taking initiatives to increase their female intake and boost the careers of their current women.
However, there still seems to be deeply ingrained issues that keep us from reaching a gender-balanced workforce in technology. PwC have noticed this issue and funded extensive research surveying 2,000 students to try and find out what factors are keeping women out of tech. There were three core issues that arose from this research;
Firstly, a lack of encouragement to embrace technology-related careers. I still remember my A-level Economics teacher telling us that we were going to study Leisure instead of Travel in micro-economics because we were girls. The economics of leisure was more 'wordy' and 'subjective', and not as 'mathsy' and 'objective' (qualities apparently best left to the boys.) The gendering of particular subjects to young people, notably young people who often have to decide whether they will take on or drop ICT GCSE as young as 13, does nothing to help women see themselves as potential employees in the tech industry. Not to mention that the media-image presented of someone in tech is overwhelmingly male (think of the Big Bang Theory, the IT Crowd.)
Secondly, a lack of female role models in the tech sector. Most people would not struggle naming a prevalent man in technology (Bill Gates, Mark Zuckerberg…) But only 78% of the women surveyed by PwC were able to name a famous woman working in tech. There's a lack of women existing at the top of the tech industry, let alone visibly existing in the public conscience. This only adds to women being unable to visualise themselves as someone working in technology.
Finally, a lack of understanding about the variety of roles on offer. Immediately when most people imagine a job in technology they immediately think of a coder. This is hugely reductive of the variety of roles available in technology and the complexity of the companies that work in the sector. Increasing awareness of the variety of these roles can often be a good way to include women in the sector who may, for whatever reason, have dropped STEM subjects from a young age.
I also believe that we all have small steps we can take as individuals to make careers in technology more accessible for women.
Small things like being careful not to assume without reason that the men in our companies are the more "technically inclined" emlpoyees. One of the women I talked to at Substrakt told me about her experience with her previous employer where she'd receive calls from IT companies and web agencies and be asked to be "put through to one of your technical guys."
We also need to be self-reflective of how sometimes our rational beliefs can fail to be reflected in our attitudes. Modern sociology is increasingly showing that our unconscious minds can hold a lot of bias against women due to the amount of social conditioning we go through during our lives. Everyone is capable of misogyny, regardless of their gender or whether they identify as a feminist. Having an "only the bad guys are misogynists, but I'm not because I'm a feminist" attitude can be unproductive and stop us from picking out the small ways we can be unintentional-misogynists. Being self-reflective of this can help us work on the subtle sexism that all of us (men and women) unintentionally hold.
In spite of the barriers put up by society, I am very proud to call myself a woman in tech. I love how the industry is continuously evolving, and particularly love being part of a company that works with the arts. I've also felt very welcome as a woman so far at Substrakt, which is part of the reason that I felt like I could write this article. Here's to many more women displaying excellence with technology in the future!
If you fancy testing out your own unconscious biases check out this website, select "Project Implicit, Social Attitudes" and then the "Gender – Science" or "Gender – Career" category through this link. I'll warn you, the results can be depressing.
Here are the websites I got statistics from:
PwC Tech She Can
Women in Tech
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- olive oil
- chicken thighs 4 (bone and skin on)
- onion 1, halved and sliced
- cooking chorizo 100g, chopped into pieces
- butter beans 1 x 400g tin
- chicken stock 200ml
- flat-leaf parsley ½ a small bunch, chopped
Step 1
Heat the oven to 200C/fan 180C/gas 6. Heat a little oil in a wide, shallow pan. Season the thighs all over, then put in the pan skin-side down and cook until crisp and golden. Turn and cook on the other side for a couple of minutes.
Step 2
Take the thighs out of the pan and add the onions. Cook for 5 minutes, then add the chorizo and cook for a couple of minutes. Tip in the butter beans and stock, then sit the chicken back on top. Transfer to the oven for 30 minutes to finish cooking the chicken. Stir the parsley through the butter beans. Serve the chicken and beans in shallow bowls with crusty bread, if you like.
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- Fat 72.1g
- Carbs 22.6g
- Fibre 7.1g
- Protein 67.4g
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Leading childhood cancer researcher receives Order of Australia
January 26, 2019
Children's Cancer Institute is thrilled to announce that Professor Maria Kavallaris – a leading childhood cancer researcher and a pioneer of nanomedicine in Australia – is to be appointed a Member of the Order of Australia. She will be included in the 2019 Australia Day Honours List for her significant service to medicine, and to medical research, in the field of childhood and adult cancers.
Maria is Head of the Tumour Biology and Targeting Program at Children's Cancer Institute and Founding Director of the Australian Centre for NanoMedicine at the University of New South Wales, Sydney.
One of the first scientists to join Children's Cancer Institute when its laboratories opened in 1984, Maria is internationally recognised for her research in cancer biology and therapeutics. She has made a number of world-first discoveries in understanding how cancer cells become resistant to commonly-used chemotherapy drugs, and how such resistance can be reversed. Maria is also known for her innovation in driving multidisciplinary research in cancer nanomedicine, a relatively new field in Australia, and has made great progress in the use of nanotechnology for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
As a cancer survivor, Maria has first-hand experience of the harsh side effects of chemotherapy and has made it her goal to develop new cancer treatments that are not only more effective, but also less toxic. A major focus of her work involves finding ways to deliver chemotherapy and gene therapy specifically to cancer cells, leaving healthy cells unharmed.
'It's a huge honour to receive this award and I feel extremely privileged,' says Maria, who in 2017 received the Premier's Science and Engineering Award for Leadership in Innovation in NSW, and in 2015 was named one of the AFR/Westpac 100 Women of Influence as well as one of the inaugural Knowledge Nation 100.
'To be able to make a difference to the lives of children with cancer and their families by developing better treatments and improving survival rates is very humbling. Even if you can save one child's life, that's an incredible feat.'
'Every time a child dies of cancer, I realise we have so much more work to do. Fortunately, because of the team and technology we have here at Children's Cancer Institute, we are well-positioned to continue to have an impact on survival rates.'
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Originally founded by two fathers of children with cancer in 1976, Children's Cancer Institute is the only independent medical research institute in Australia wholly dedicated to research into the causes, prevention and cure of childhood cancer. Forty years on, our vision is to save the lives of all children with cancer and improve their long-term health, through research. The Institute has grown to now employ nearly 300 researchers, operational staff and students, and has established a national and international reputation for scientific excellence.
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2. Snarky Sonnet upon a Reformatted Relationship
She said from now on we should just be friends,
And I was quite upset, but scarcely stumped;
So this, I told myself, is how it ends.
I know enough to know when I've been dumped.
Alright. So let her go to hell, and find
Some other fool to step on! I won't play
Her little games! And should she change her mind,
Too late! I won't give her the time of day!
Oh, wait. She really wants to "stay in touch,"
Without the touching--Won't I understand?
I don't. No longer may I do so much
As touch a little finger of her hand?
What of those dainty feet, in this new format?
Can they avoid all contact with her doormat?
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IT'S now two years since Y Tir published a cartoon showing a vulture with an RSPB leg‐ring hungrily watching over a farmer, in a scene aimed at depicting how a worst‐case Brexit scenario might impact Welsh agriculture.
Such cartoons are by nature unforgiving, but the point being made was a serious one: Environmental organisations are generally uncomfortable about some of the implications of Brexit, but their desire to redirect the 7 5 per cent of rural funding which must currently, under CAP rules, go to farmers leaves them salivating.
While the failure of mainstream NGOs to recognise the economic role of direct farm support has been a concern for decades, bodies with a far more extreme 'rewilding' agenda are relatively new kids on the block ‐ although the concept of creating 'rewilded' landscapes, where agriculture is abandoned, large 'apex' predator species are reintroduced and people have little or no direct interaction with the land, has been around for decades.
At the forefront of the rewilding movement is the charity Rewilding Britain, inspired by George Monbiot's 2 0 1 3 book Feral (Monbiot also helped set it up). Feral includes chapters entitled Bring Back th e Wolf and Sh eepwrecked, and earmarks the Cambrian Mountains as an ideal place in which a landscape and culture generated by 5 ,0 0 0 years of agriculture could be replaced by a 'rewilded' environment.
A recent column by Patrick Galbraith called rewilding "…a nebu lou s rad ical political movement, rid ing a wave of nostalg ia and sou l‐search ing in an intensely u rbanepoch ", so it's hardly surprising that the momentum behind the rewilding movement has grown ‐ especially when we consider that three quarters of the UK's population live in urban environments, and that even larger percentage have no real contact with nature or farming.
In October 2 0 1 8 Rewilding Britain announced "ou r first land scape scale project" in the form of the £ 3 .4 million Su mmit to Sea project.
While Rewilding Britain claim the Summit to Sea area will within "five years…comprise at least 1 0 ,0 0 0 hectares…", the project area map actually covers around 6 3 ,0 0 0 hectares (1 5 6 ,0 0 0 acres) of north Ceredigion and Montgomeryshire ‐ including Pumlumon, a large area of which has been sold by The Crown Estate to Summit to Sea 'partners' The Waterloo Foundation.
Other partners which own or manage land in the area include The Woodland Trust, Montgomeryshire Wildlife Trust, RSPB, Wales Wild Land Foundation and Natural Resources Wales (NRW).
In the spiel accompanying the Summit to Sea project, Rewilding Britain highlight the economic challenges and threats faced by farming communities (conveniently, a large part of that threat is down to the proposals to abandon direct farm support, which environmental bodies have lobbied for), and portray themselves as saviours who would create a new form of rural economy where "Core…and bu ffer areas will be establish ed by connecting u p existing restorationinitiatives…and acqu iring additional strateg ic parcels of land wh ere appropriate. Natu ral processes will be restored …and , wh ere appropriate, missing species will be reinstated ." wh ich will "be allowed to dynamically sh ape th e landscape…
"Core areas will su pport well‐manag ed , low‐impact tou rism and recreation and will be extend ed over time wh ere possible…Su rrou nd ing bu ffer areas will su staina rang e of prod u ctive enterprises of h ig h natu re valu e, su ch as low‐impact continu ou s‐cover forestry, h arvesting of natu ral prod u cts, and valu e‐ad d ed meat prod u ctionand fish ing ."
Those who understand rural economics will recognise the social and economic dangers of pursuing such a utopian vision, but for many living in urban environments, hundreds of miles away from Mid Wales, Summit to Sea will look like a silver bullet that quenches environmental concerns and passions while simultaneously helping struggling indigenous communities ‐with the added bonus of creating their very own Grizzly Adams style wilderness right here in the UK.
The relationships between various bodies and individuals linked to the project are shown alongside this article, and while it seems unlikely that the intentions are anything but well meaning, it is ironic to say the least that the £ 3 .4 million in funding comes from a trust set‐up by those who are also involved in sheep farming on a vast scale on land that was until relatively recently an untouched wilderness.
It appears Wales is not alone in being the target of what many are calling eco‐colonialism: Danish clothing billionaire Anders Povlsen and his wife Anne now own 8 9 ,0 0 0 ha across the Scottish Highlands, where they have heavily restricted sheep grazing in order to pursue a rewilding agenda.
While few can afford to buy land on such a scale, the Summit to Sea area risks becoming a magnet to those selling up in London or elsewhere, or with a bit of money put to one side, who want to buy directly or indirectly into Rewilding Britain's vision of how people in a different country should live their lives.
Proposed cuts to support for active farmers, published post‐Brexit tariff rates which slash duty on food imports and possible trade deals to allow cheap food into the country would all fuel such a rewilding land‐grab, and the long term threat to our communities and culture must not be ignored. The FUW has raised concerns about Summit to Sea with Welsh Government, Natural Resources Wales, Assembly Members and others, and members who share the union's concerns should do the same.


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I'm not sure, but I think maybe one of the things very few people recognize is that downsizing doesn't happen just once.
Ideally, it's going on kind of all the time. Or at least decluttering is.
Unless, of course, you are an extreme "keeper." (Or a hoarder, but this post is not about hoarding. It is about how to keep from being an extreme keeper, which is not the same thing as a hoarder, not at all.) More about that, perhaps, another day…
The way I have been learning to do this is by a) writing a book about downsizing with my coauthor; b) trying to follow the advice we developed for our readers in helping our dads with their first round of downsizing in my subsequent rounds of same; and c) refining the advice we developed as I continue to learn from the protracted experience of finding homes for, or getting rid of, or otherwise dealing with the many many (many!) things that were stored in my parents' home for many years. (Both my Mom and Dad, and both of my grandmothers, were extreme keepers. Those of you who come from families of "keepers" will know what this means…)
One of the experts I interviewed for our book was Mona Nelson, the director of a county historical society in Minnesota. When I asked her what kinds of things she wished people wouldn't throw out when they were clearing out a house full of things that had been stored there for many years, she picked up a greeting card from her desk, and said, "This kind of thing. Ephemera." She went on to explain that old tickets, theater programs, greeting cards and the like can be of great interest to museums and historical societies, and that rather than just toss old things like that into a dumpster, one might better take it to a local historical society or museum to see if they would like to have it.
While this is good advice for anyone who is a) going through a house in which there is a lot of such material that is already very old (let's say 50 years or more, just as a loose, unofficial figure); and who is in a position of having the time and the means to get those boxes of ephemera from the house to the museum (or wherever).
Being of an archival mindset already, that conversation stayed with me for quite a while and compelled me to a) try to arrange to get such things to such places as I came across them in my continuing downsizing adventure; and b) to continue to hold onto such things as I received them. (It does not come naturally to many writers, and I would think most, or all, archivists, to casually toss such things into either trash or recycling…)
But the reality for me is that I really am not in a situation, nor do I have the means to contribute these kinds of things to such places anymore; or the space in which to hold onto the ones that I am accruing all the time.
Therefore, I have developed a new way of dealing with such things.
A couple of months ago I was finally able to roll up my sleeves and attack a box of old letters and cards that had been saved by my mom (and dad). In the same box as the letters my parents wrote to each other when they were first courting were a bunch of get-well cards that my mom had received during her final illness, and sympathy cards for my dad after she died.
For now I have kept all the correspondence between them, and am slowly reading it. To me this is an obvious thing to do, especially since I am writing a memoir which will include their stories as well as mine, and reading their letters is giving me valuable insight into the lives they lived before I came along.
The get-well and sympathy cards and letters I looked through: most of them had something nice to say about my parents. I read and appreciated these thoughts; and then I recycled the cards. I didn't need to keep them anymore: the main takeaway was that my mom (and dad) had been deeply loved and greatly appreciated by a great many people. This is something I already knew, but it was nice to be reminded once again, and to know that my dad had had the support of a lot of people–friends, neighbors, my mom's coworkers–in a very rough time for him.
And what about the continuing incoming stream of such material that I receive now, that I received in 2019, for example? I display the cards in my home for a while, and enjoy them very much. After the season is over, I may save one or two that have especially special messages in them. I also save Christmas cards from my sister and my cousin that are newsy enough for me to think that they (or their kids) will one day enjoy having this "slice of life" to help them remember the everyday details of another time …and I put them aside to be returned to them every few years.
As for the rest, I save the fronts of especially pretty cards that have nothing written on the back, to be used as festive holiday notes next year. I read the personal messages once again, I savor and appreciate them; and then I recycle the cards. (Those that can be recycled, that is: pretty as it is , we probably need to all stop buying cards with glitter, you know? Because it's not recyclable… 😦 )
It will never be easy for me to get rid of such things: it's just not in my nature. But I have to come to feel that this method allows me to make the most of these special things and fully appreciate them; and head off that inevitable moment in which, if I don't do it, someone else will be forced to simply throw them away without having the chance to pay them this respect.
Janet Hulstrand is a writer, editor, writing coach, and teacher. She is coauthor of Moving On: A Practical Guide to Downsizing the Family Home and author of Demystifying the French: How to Love Them, and Make Them Love You.
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94LHCD12-19 – Kyle Parmer – FREEDOM IN CHRIST
As Christians, we are not to use feeling, perception, emotion, experiences, etc. as the basis for reality. Our reality must be based on God's Word. That Word says that He HAS delivered and translated us and we ARE seated with Him above all principalities and powers. It's time for us to start living like we believe it! If we are dead with Christ and the old man has been crucified then we must stop letting him get up and walk around. Are you ready to believe the Word?
95LHCD3-5 Kyle Parmer – CONFORMED TO HIS DEATH/EXPERIENCING
As Christians, we all want to experience to the fullest the life Christ brings. However, we overlook the fact that Scripture plainly teaches that in order to do that we must first be conformed to His death, sharing His suffering. Then, when God begins to take us THROUGH the valley of the shadow of death, we either panic or give up. We must persevere! As we continue to pray in these situations, we begin to see things from God's perspective and can begin to praise Him.
95LHCD5-2 – Kyle Parmer – LET HIM IN
In order to cope, we learn to put up a front and hide things from others. Unfortunately, we try to do the same thing with God and keep Him out of the areas of our lives where we most need Him to come in. We need to get over our pride and embarrassment and allow Him to clean things up, then minister healing through the power of His love. Only then will we be able to live up to the challenges of Christian life as outlined in Colossians 1. This is an excellent teaching that will challenge Christians at all levels of maturity.
95LHCD7-8 – Kyle Parmer – THE ATTITUDE OF THE BRIDE
It is time to quit pointing fingers and take responsibility for our actions and attitudes, particularly with regard to religious groups that we have left. There is no room in the Bride of Christ for being bitter or judgmental. We must be consistent in revealing the nature of Christ and manifest His desire for unity and restoration or we will end up repeating the same mistakes that we criticize. The question is not have we come out, but has it come out of us?
95LHCD7-17 – Kyle Parmer – DOMINION
God gave man dominion over creation and he intends for us to have dominion in our lives. We must engage our mind and will to lay hold of what God has for us. To take dominion, we must quit denying the truth of God's Word and use it as our basis for judging reality. When we begin to take dominion many things will change in our lives and we will be able to reach beyond the realm we are in, into the realm of life, into the heavenlies, and begin to bring the life of God into the present day. Don't stagger at the promises through unbelief!
95LHCD8-5 – Kyle Parmer – GUARD YOUR HEART
God desires that we desire only Him. In order to achieve that, we must learn to guard our hearts, keeping out those things that Satan tries to plant there and keeping self off the throne. Our commitment to God to serve Him as Lord should be the dictating factor and the stabilizing factor in our lives. (Great for the entire church.)
95LHCD11-5 – Kyle Parmer – INTIMACY WITH JESUS
Moses spoke to God face to face, as friend to friend. We have a better covenant than Moses does, but do we have that level of intimacy? We can, but we must desire it. When we seek a greater level of intimacy with Christ we will look to Him for our identity, not to other people or to things. We will become more and more like Him, and others will see that made manifest.
96LHCD4-5 – Kyle Parmer – APOSTASY
A challenging teaching, showing how Christians have been influenced by false teachings which have permeated the religious world, calling us to repentance and righteousness, and outlining some of the ways doors are opened for demonic activity in our lives. Our motto should be, "He must increase, but I must decrease."
95LHCD5-2 – Kyle Parmer – LET HIM IN
In order to cope, we learn to put up a front and hide things from others. Unfortunately, we try to do the same thing with God and keep Him out of the areas of our lives where we most need Him to come in. We need to get over our pride and embarrassment and allow Him to clean things up, then minister healing through the power of His love. Only then will we be able to live up to the challenges of Christian life as outlined in Colossians 1. This is an excellent teaching that will challenge Christians at all levels of maturity.
96LHCD5-5 – Kyle Parmer – PURITY IN HEART
The longing of God's heart is for fellowship with us. If we truly understood this, temptation would lose much of its appeal. We need the Word of God (Jesus) in us, His nature entwined in us, so that His life can flow out through us to the world. We need to destroy the works of the evil one, not play with them!
95LHCD5-9 – Dr. William Null – BLESSING OR CURSE
This teaching covers the three kinds of curses, their basis for operating, and their results. God always gives us the choice between blessings and curses. Living in the flesh brings curses; living in the spirit brings blessings. Provision has been made for the curses to be broken. Deliverance prayers are included on this message.
97LHCD7-17 – Kyle Parmer – ABIDING IN HIM
Abiding in Christ is more than a mental exercise. It begins with a true salvation experience and is developed through studying, believing, and obeying the Word. When we truly abide in Him, the world will see Him through us. A message which will both encourage and challenge.
97LHCD8-5 – Kyle Parmer – IN HIS PRESENCE
A call to move beyond a superficial relationship with God to walk in the light of His presence. Only as we come to that place can His kingdom be made manifest in us and through us. Then we will know the peace and joy that are to accompany righteousness. Don't let fear hold you back!
96LHCD12-5 – Kyle Parmer – CLAIM THE INHERITANCE
Sharing numerous personal examples, Bro. Kyle shows how many of us fail to claim all that God has for us, and therefore continue to live in defeat. But God is faithful! He continues to deal with us in compassion. A wonderful message of encouragement to the body of Christ.
97LHCD12-14 – Kyle Parmer – SUCCESS / FAILURE
Many of the problems in our lives come about because we have wrong ideas about success and failure. We become so involved in trying to do something for God in our own strength that we don't let Him work in and through us. Fruit doesn't produce relationship; relationship produces fruit. What matters is that God is pleased with us.
96LHCD12-17 – Kyle Parmer – DEAD TO SIN
Are you walking in the likeness of Christ's resurrection? If not, it may be because you have not been planted (buried) together with Him in the likeness of His death. A strong message which will challenge you to examine yourself and repent!
98LHCD3-5 – Kyle Parmer – DEATH TO SELF
Christianity is more than a decision; it is a state of being! If the Word condemns us, we need to repent and conform ourselves to the Word. That is obedience, not legalism! In order to be consistent in our faith and our walk we must die to self.
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