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President Obama wants us to taste austerity. He wants us to see what it would be like if our representatives in Congress — and this is all Congress' fault, in his version of events — fail to get back to Washington and avoid the sequester scheduled to take place on March 1.
Can we live with fewer firemen and teachers and more delays at the nation's airports? Can the military make do with less maintenance, delayed purchases and other belt-tightening?
It won't be easy, the president says. It might not even be bearable.
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I am fast approaching that age when my cane of choice will probably be of wood or aluminum, but my favorite will always be of candy. One of my earliest Christmas morning memories is of my bulging stocking, hanging from a nail on our mantel.
Out of the top peeked an orange and a striped candy cane, HEAVEN for a kid born to wartime rationing. To this day, something as simple and precious as a plump navel orange and a candy cane on Christmas bring me deep joy. We now share that joy by often festooning our Christmas tree with candy canes, and inviting any visitors to our home to take one. This is nothing new, of course. Folks in northern Europe were decking their Yuletide trees in fruits, cookies, and candies hundreds of years ago.
The original hard Christmas candy was all white, and in stick, not cane form. How and when did it gain its curve? By far the most popular story is that it occurred in Germany in the year of our Lord 1670. The story goes that the choirmaster at Cologne Cathedral was struggling with how to keep the children in his choir "in line" during the long-winded Nativity services. He figured a sweet might do the trick, but was concerned that the priests and parents might object to candy in church. But if he could put a little "religious twist" to his mundane bribe, the powers that be might go for it. So the choirmaster asked a local candy maker to curve the top of the hard stick candies so they resembled a shepherd's staff. Shepherds played into the original Christmas narrative, and a candy shaped like their staff could be a teaching tool as well as a pacifier. It seemed to have worked. Seems to me solid proof that the secular and religious can co-exist to the benefit of both. More proof of that later, with an American cleric.
The first historical reference to the candy cane in America shows up in 1847, when note is made of a German immigrant named August Imgard decorating the Christmas tree in his Wooster, Ohio home with candy canes. About 50 years later the first red-and-white striped canes appeared. No one knows who exactly invented the stripes, but Christmas cards prior to the year 1900 showed only all white candy-canes. Christmas cards and Yuletide post cards after 1900 show striped candy canes. Right around this time candy-makers introduced peppermint and wintermint scents and flavors to their candy canes. To this day, peppermint (red-and-white) remains the public favorite, though countless other flavors and varieties are now available, from assorted fruit flavors to even a pickle flavored candy cane available through Amazon.com. I can't imagine that will "take off." But then I never though Starbucks or bottled water would either. Maybe I should invest this time. Nah, pickle will never trump peppermint!
If you are on a sugar restricted regiment, and your Doctor will only OK one candy cane for you this season, I suggest you order it from Chef Alain Roby of The All Chocolate Kitchen in Geneva, Il. Chef Roby holds the world's record for the largest candy cane, a massive 51 foot creation. You can tell your Doc with a straight face that the candy cane you have in mind (like most candy canes) is fat and cholesterol free. But you might forget to mention the 900 lbs. of sugar Chef Roby slipped in to his magnus opus.
Far smaller in size, but not in number are the close to 2 billion candy canes produced annually by commercial candy makers. If we were to distribute the canes globally, that would be enough for 1 in every 4 people on earth. I can't help but think that if we could get 1 in 4 folks sucking on a candy cane at the same time, the world would be a more harmonious place, and the peace would have been bought at a price far less than a smart bomb for the 1 in 4.
Speaking of peace, I should mention good Father Gregory Harding Keller, a Catholic priest of the Diocese of Little Rock. He was a brother-in-law of famed candy maker Bob McCormack. Bob founded a candy company in 1919 that would grow in its hay day into the largest candy company in the world. Bob also was the first to introduce candy canes wrapped in cellophane. But in his early days of candy making he had a problem. The crook in candy canes to that time had to be bent by hand, one by one while the candy mixture was still hot and pliable. It was a slow, labor-intensive process, with lots of waste and loss. Up to 22% of the product broke in the bending process and had to be discarded. But Father Keller invented the machine that mechanically, and perfectly, put the identical curve into each cane. It additionally automated the process of twisting soft candy into spiral striping and then cutting them into precise lengths. He patented his invention, a prototype that would change the whole candy making industry. Father Keller and his machine gained national fame in the 1960's when he was a contestant on the popular TV show What's my line. I remember seeing the show. I also remember that it is time to go snitch another candy cane off my tree before the grandkids beat me to all of them. A sweet Christmas to you all. God bless.
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The Government made savings of £5.5 billion from departmental expenditure over the last year.
Minister for the Cabinet Office Francis Maude said the coalition was "determined to go even further" in its aim to "cut the cost of Government".
The cash savings, he stressed, had been independently audited with "no smoke and mirrors", and were the equivalent this year of around £500 for each working household in Britain, the salaries of around 250,000 junior nurses or the cost of around 1.6 million primary school places.
The coalition set up the Efficiency and Reform Group (ERG) based in the Cabinet Office, on taking office 27 months ago, to make "efficiency savings" across Government.
Mr Maude said: "It seemed to us absolutely crucial, that as we drove the deficit reduction programme, the priority rather than cutting frontline programmes, should be to cut the cost of Government."
He added: "In the first year, a short year, until March 2011 we saved £3.75 billion. This last year to March 2012 we beat our own prediction and saved an astonishing £5.5 billion from departmental expenditure ... but we are determined to go even further."
Mr Maude said the savings drive was "broadly ideology free", adding: "This is just about running Government in a business-like way."
The Government, he argued was "determined to cut the fat from Whitehall", but insisted it was "not cutting into the bone", for example by operating better with major suppliers.
He said: "In terms of how do we know what effect there is on frontline services, you can't absolutely 100% know, but where we're making savings, in for example on suppliers, in general we are simply taking out money that is being spent unnecessarily and making sure it's spent better."
Mr Maude turned his fire on Labour, claiming money had been "squandered" under the previous government.
He said: "We have to, when we spend taxpayers' money always strive to find better ways and more efficient ways of providing public services.
"And the question you have to ask is why were these savings never made before, why was so much taxpayers' money squandered on things like unnecessary consultancy, wasteful marketing and advertising spend and under-used property?
"We've saved money on all of those things and much more."
The Conservative MP said that because the controls on spending were "working well", the Government had determined they would be a permanent feature across Government.
He said: "These controls depend on me exercising them, there's no reason why Ed Miliband when he was sitting in my chair shouldn't have done this, but he didn't, it does depend on there being a minister who cares about it and who's willing to get into the detail...I think it's very easy for an organisation like Government to default back into the comfort zone."
The £5.5 billion savings, he said, included £1 billion of savings achieved last year through the moratorium on consultancy spend and on extending existing consultancy contracts, adding that since 2010 consulting spend had been cut by more than 85%.
Meanwhile £390 million of savings had been made from freezing all marketing spend, except when operationally necessary, building on the £400 million saved in 2010/11.
The in-year cost of the Government's property estate, he added, was reduced by nearly £200 million by exiting unnecessary properties and by questioning lease breaks before extending them - more than double the £90 million savings achieved in 2010/11.
One example of expenditure included in Bristol where central Government was occupying 115 separate addresses, he said.
Around half a billion savings were made by utilising the Government's bulk buying power and pooling spend on goods and services used by different Government departments, on top of £360 million saved in 2010/11.
Reductions in the size of the civil service also continued with stronger controls on non-essential recruitment, contributing to a reduction in salary costs for 2011/12 of nearly £1.5 billion - an increase on £300 million savings made the previous year.
Mr Maude said retail tycoon Sir Philip Green's report was "very useful" in underlining the Government was "not getting the savings that your size as a customer would justify", with some parts of Government paying seven times as much for black toner cartridges as other parts.
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Where can I walk?The beauty of walking is that it can be done anywhere. Here are some suggestions:
PedometersPedometers are beeper-sized devices that measure how many steps you take. They're a great way to keep track of your walking progress! Should I walk or run?The benefits of running vs. walking I'm frequently asked if walking is as good as jogging. It is for both health and fitness. Many of the studies on exercise and chronic disease prevention use walking as the measurement. The risk of injury is low for walking, most everyone can do it, it burns calories, and it makes you fit and healthy. Jogging yields the same benefits as walking, but there is more impact on your knees, hips, and other joints. Walking for weight loss Walking, like any other aerobic activity, burns calories and will contribute to weight loss. Of course, to lose weight, you must burn more calories than you consume no matter how much you exercise, so make sure to reduce your calories if you want to lose weight, even if you're walking a lot. Exercise is much more important for maintaining weight than it is for losing it. In fact, scientists believe it's the single best predictor of maintaining weight. Research over the past two decades clearly shows that individuals who exercise after weight loss are far more likely to maintain their weight than individuals who don't exercise. As for walking specifically to control weight, walking is the most popular activity among participants in the National Weight Control Registry. The NWCR is a longitudinal study of more than 5,000 men and women who, in order to participate in the registry, must successfully maintain a 30-pound weight loss for a minimum of one year. The current average weight loss among the 5,000 participants is 66 pounds and the group has maintained that loss for roughly five-and-a-half years. It's tough to argue with success! There you have it It's as simple as walking out the door. And you'll be in good company. Walking is the most popular physical activity among adults in the United States. It doesn't take all that much time (you can incorporate it into your life), you've been doing it your entire life, you can do it just about anywhere, there are plenty of health and fitness benefits, and you'll feel good once you get going. What are you waiting for? Get out there and take a walk! Medically Reviewed by a Doctor on 1/7/2014 |


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Stonewall to promote Vice Media's 'Young and Gay in Putin's Russia'
Stonewall, the charity that campaigns for lesbian, gay and bisexual equality, has signed a deal to support Vice Media's 'Young and Gay in Putin's Russia' documentary, which launches today (13 January).
Vice: teams up with Stonewall to investigate sexual equality in Russia
The documentary is directed by Milène Larsson and premiers on Vice.com. It investigates the effects of Russia's "gay propaganda" law, which essentially bans public displays of homosexuality, according to Vice.
Vice and Stonewall will launch a joint media and activation campaign around the film, including a co-hosted screening for Stonewall supporters and media. Stonewall will promote the film across its social media channels and to its supporters via channels like email.
The law forbids "propaganda of non-traditional sexual relations to minors" and was introduced last June by the Russian president Vladimir Putin.
Vice journalists travelled to Russia ahead of this year's Winter Olympics to investigate how young gay people in Russia are affected by the law.
It found a rise in homophobic attacks since the law was passed. The film also looks at the curbing of other rights for gay people in the country, including bans on gay pride parades and fines on gay rights groups.
The documentary makers interviewed gay rights activists, young gay people, one of Putin's "spin doctors" and an official involved in passing the law.
A trailer for the film ran last week with the subheading, "What's it like when the state declares war on your sexuality?"
Al Brown, the head of video at Vice UK, said: "Vice prides itself in documenting the stories that aren't being extensively covered by traditional media, and more specifically, those that affect young people.
"Young and Gay in Putin's Russia' is an unflinching look at the situation out there – we're honoured to be working alongside Stonewall in trying to bring such serious issues to people's attention."
Stonewall claims to be Europe's largest lesbian, gay and bisexual equality charity. It was founded to campaign against the now repealed Section 28 of the 1988 Local Government Act in the UK, which banned local authorities from promoting homosexuality.
Sam Dick, the head of policy at Stonewall, said: "When Vice showed us the film we were extremely impressed by their sensitive and detailed portrayal of what is a very complex issue, and that they spoke extensively to LGB&T activists on the ground in Russia.
"The film touches upon a number of critical issues that Stonewall is campaigning around and we feel it should help raise awareness of the situation in the context of wider human rights abuses that affect the whole country."
Vice Media targets music and news content for a youth audience, through online video channels like Vice.com, its music channel Noisey, the science-focused portal Motherboard and the printed Vice magazine.
It claims to achieve nearly one billion YouTube views a year across its brands.
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I picked it because thats what I was named as a child. I am not one to hide behind aliases, nor am I ashamed of the names roots, that story was written before I was born, nor am I surprised that crustards try and take the p|ss out of it. I have had the name all my life, do you really think you are the first fool to wet yourself laughing.<quoted text>I figured that since it is your "Topix" name that you must have picked it for a reason. If it is your real name... Why would someone use their real name?
<quoted text>In other words you have decided to tream them as you believe that you were treated by them.. Way to rise above the "christian hate".
I see no point nor can I understand why people need to hide behind disguises, if they have not got the bottle to be themselves that thats their problem. I suppose what we have here is completely different outlooks on life, there is me who as an atheist sees no need to lie about who I am and there is you who does.
Its not belief, its fact, there were witnesses to that fact including the vicar who eventually apologised for his and his congregations treatment of me, I suppose he must have felt some guilt to demean himself to apologise to a 14 year old child.
Its not the only or the worst occurrence of christian hatred and spite that I have had to endure in my life but it was the one that occurred during my childhood when people learn a considerable amount from experience.
FYI, this does not apply to all christians, I know some nice ones, for example my best friend is the wife of a christian minister, she has a masters degree in theology and is herself very well up in the hierarchy of their church. I have even come across a few genuine christians here on topix, christians who are upset and embarrassed by the antics of there fellow believers. Nope its just the hate merchants, the liars for their god that I find objectionable.


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Satanists do not take abuse.
There is a very simple meditation one who is experiencing the effects of another's negative output can do:
1. Clean your aura and chakras thoroughly, as you do not want to trap in any negative energy
2. Expand your consciousness to your aura and *feel* your aura
3. Relax and tune into your aura
4. Visualize your aura as an outline and protective barrier. The outline should be brilliant white light like the Sun because white light deflects everything.
5. State this affirmation: "My aura is powerfully and totally deflecting ___(name of offender)'s____ negative energy in every way and sending it directly back to him/her. "
This meditation should be done with intent and then repeated when you come into contact with the offensive asshole. Just visualize and feel your aura, same as above and repeat the affirmation a couple of times and watch the asshole's negativity destroy him/her.
No Satanist should ever have to put up with or take abuse. The average person absorbs the negative energy and suffers accordingly after the negativity has built up. The offending asshole benefits by venting hostility or negativity on others and often thrives on it. The people who unknowingly absorb the energy can suffer anything from depression to illness and get caught in a vortex of negative energy, while providing the asshole with a negative outlet. The above meditation puts a dead stop to this, but remember, it must be reinforced frequently.
In addition to the above, visualize the negativie enery the offender is sending out, grey in color, and direct it right back to his/her aura, clinging to it. Remember to clean your aura afterwards.
One of the most important reasons we clean our auras is to get off all of the negative energy that we encounter on a daily basis. Much of this comes from others in our immediate environment. The workplace can be especially troublesome as well as the home for many. Negative people include those who forever whine and complain, but do nothing to try to alleviate their situations, those who are forever putting others down to make themselves feel better or to divert their attentions from their own personal worthlessness, those who blame everyone else for their woes, those who take out their anger and frustrations through abusing others and the list goes on and on.
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Contemporary convenience near top London museums and shops The Best Western The Cromwell offers convenience and comfort close to London's top museums and shops, in a distinctive, white Victorian... More
Great Location near Metro
Kensington Rooms Hotel is a contemporary hotel and dynamic events venue all under one roof in the fashionable district of Kensington, London. With its atmospheric interiors, attentive staff and... More
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Rydges Kensington London is located in one of the most exclusive areas of London. Ideally situated near Hyde Park, Earls Court & Olympia exhibition centres, Royal Albert Hall, Harrods,... More
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Contemporary accommodations set in a central location in LondonPark International Hotel London invites discerning corporate and leisure travelers to elegant and luxurious accommodations while in... More
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Authentic 19th-century style haven in KensingtonRecently converted from a 19th century townhouse, Ashburn Hotel London retains the style of a 19th century townhouse but adds a modern twist. This... More
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6 Go Native - Earls Court London
181 Warwick Road Map
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With its spacious apartments and convenient location, Go Native Earl's Court is an ideal choice for your stay in stylish West London. This contemporary-styled serviced accommodation is set within a... More
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Luxury and tranquillity in the heart of London's Kensington districtThe K+K Hotel George offers style and luxury with a touch of history. This elegant boutique-style hotel offers guests a peaceful... More
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40-44 Harrington Gardens Map
Continental Breakfast Included
Avni Kensington Hotel provides our guests with space and comfort of a 4 star facility. Located in the heart of London's exclusive Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea, ideally situated to take... More
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BEST WESTERN Burns Hotel in classy Kensington features 104 elegant bedrooms which have been fabulously furnished... to the highest standard. You'll find shops aplenty and labels everywhere, thanks... More
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Superbly located hotel, only 5 mins walk from Earls Court and Gloucester Road Tube Stations with NCP car parking 13 mins walk away. Quick, easy access to all areas of London and for leisure... More
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11 Amsterdam Hotel
7 Trebovir Road, Earls Court Map
Includes Continental Breakfast
On a quiet, tree-lined street, The Amsterdam Hotel is 300 metres from Earl's Court London Underground Station. It has free Wi-Fi and a 24-hour reception desk for guests to use. The Amsterdam Hotel... More
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Situated in fashionable Kensington, The Jade is less than a 100 metres from Earls Court Underground Station and walking distance from Knightsbridge, Harrods and the famous Museum Mile. Many shops... More
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Economical boutique hotel with free Wi-Fi, mini-kitchen in every roomThe self-proclaimed "luxury budget" The Nadler Kensington provides conveniences and amenities more typically associated with... More
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15 London Premier Kensington
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The Kensington Townhouse London is a new modern smart stay concept in London brought from the Shaftesbury Hotel collection and located in the Shaftesbury Hotel Complex in Kensington. The property... More
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Gaudi's famed cathedral on ice: Dutch students to construct 132-foot ice replica of Sagrada Familia
"Sagrada Familia in Ice" will be built with a mixture of wooden fibers and plain ice that is three times stronger than ice.
Building castle-like ice sculptures isn't only a thing in Disney movies anymore. Archdaily reports that a team of students from Eindhoven University is to build a 132-foot model of Antonio Gaudi's Sagrada Familia in Juuka, Finland.
In order to achieve such heights the use of reinforced ice will be needed. A mixture of wooden fibers and plain ice will result in an ice-composite, so-called pykrete, which is three times stronger than plain ice.
According to the project team, the nave of the "Sagrada Familia in Ice" will be constructed by hanging ropes and freezing textiles. These ropes and textiles will also be a reinforcement of the ice.
The construction is planned to last a mere three weeks, a diminutive amount of time compared to the original's 136 (and still ongoing) years!
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