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CHIPLEY — Discussing everything from Florida DMV fees to Florida education standards, Greg Blose, Grassroots Development and Engagement Manager from the Florida Chamber of Commerce was guest speaker at the Washington County Chamber of Commerce's Chamber Breakfast on Thursday.
"There's a lot of things that the Florida Chamber of Commerce does that directly effects you," said Washington County Chamber of Commerce Director Ted Everett. "You may not see it but these guys are fighting the battles in the halls of Tallahassee and, of course, your chamber is fighting them in the halls of Washington County."
Blose opened by saying that many of the topics that he would be discussing during the meeting would be considered controversial.
"It's funny because as I was walking around this building this morning it was interesting because I saw this plaque that was out front dedicated to some of the people who helped build this facility and it said thank you to these three gentlemen for making the unpopular but correct decision to build this facility," said Blose, referring to the Specialty Center at Northwest Florida Community Hospital. "I thought that was interesting because a lot of what we do is controversial or maybe unpopular but that doesn't mean that isn't what's right for Floridians or we shouldn't take action on certain things because of it being an unpopular decision."
Blose said that there are "a lot of changes coming to the state of Florida, not only demographically but population wise."
"The New York Times had an article a week or two ago that was a big deal because they were saying 'well, we're going to have Florida pass us as the third most popular state' because New York is currently third and Florida is fourth and they're trying to figure out why people are moving to Florida and why New York is being left behind," he said. "Of course, we in Florida know low taxes, nice weather and friendly businesses is a large part of the reason."
It was no surprise to those who live in Florida, Blose said, because the population of Florida continually grew in the "housing boom" and it was a subject of the local news often.
"After The Recession began it kind of tapered off, but there is going to be six million new residents moving to the state of Florida by the year 2030," he said. "A lot of what we do at the Florida Chamber of Commerce is to plan on the future and not just what's happening immediately in front of us. To take a look out into our future and say what we want our state to look like in year 2030."
The current unemployment rate in Florida is 6.4 percent, explained Blose, which is a decline from 11.4 percent when Charlie Crist was governor.
"A lot of the 6.4 percent is because a lot of folks dropped out of the labor force, so keep that in mind," he said. "There's been a lot of progress since the darkest days this state has seen in many decades and its still going to be a tough road to climb, which is to create 9,000 new jobs by the year 2020. Despite all of the progress that's happened in the state of Florida a recent poll shows that only 35 percent of the people feel that we're moving in the right direction versus 49 percent that say we're moving in the wrong direction."
He said if someone were to look at Florida as its own country, then it would be ranked the nineteenth largest economy in the world.
"Technology and the internet has allowed us to do not only business in other areas but other countries," said Blose. "Florida really is one of the leaders in the globe in being business friendly and having businesses being successful. One of the bad parts is that the cost of living has increased from fifth to twenty-fifth in the last few years and that was one of Florida's biggest selling points."
Eighty percent of all jobs created in the state of Florida are created by smaller businesses, he said, and to be considered a small business by Florida standards is any businesses of 500 or less employees.
"That's why our focus is on small businesses and small business creation and not so much luring big business companies into the state, although that is a good benefit as well," said Blose. "I'd also like to add that 2014 is a big election year and in terms of you providing feedback to your elected officials and sharing your opinion and sharing what's going on in your business and in your community and things you'd like to see changed, your voice is going to have even more impact this year then it did last year so I really encourage you to become even more involved with communicating to your elected officials."
He said that more and more people are becoming independent or other voters instead of voting Democratic or Republican and that there are two constitutional amendments coming up.
"One of which is to legalize marijuana in Florida, which is being ran by John Morgan and he is a very interesting gentleman," said Blose. "There is a growing concern about legalizing marijuana at the Florida Chamber of Commerce in the state of Florida because the conversation about legalizing marijuana in the state of Florida is more about cancer patients and sick people but what this amendment is really about is to legalize the use of marijuana for any reason as long as your doctor gives you a prescription. So if a doctor determines that marijuana is going to fix your headache, your backache, your gout or whatever, that's what we're talking about."
Blose said there's also an idea that Morgan is only pushing for the legalization of marijuana so that more Democrats will vote for Crist over Governor Rick Scott based on the fact that Crist works for Morgan as a trial lawyer.
"Another constitutional amendment coming up is water and land conservation, which is as American as mom and apple pie, and when you look at this constitutional amendment you will think that you should do this," said Blose. "What it says is that it will require 33 percent of net revenue from excise tax to be deposited in the Land Acquisition Trust Fund for 20 years and we all love the outdoors and want to conserve land, the question is if this is the right way to do it. And if you look at the numbers, what that 33 percent will look like in the fiscal year 2015-16 is $648 million and when you think of funding problems and places where the state could use money in we feel it's better not to hamstring the budget by purchasing land but instead use it on other things like economic development and solving other problems."
Another issue facing the state of Florida, Blose said, was increasing the quality of education through common core and higher education.
"Education is the new economic currency and in the nation we don't have a set standard of education in every state," he said. "There's that to consider, a national standard which would be regulated by common core that the third graders in every state are measured by the same standards and that the local school systems are developed exactly how to achieve those goals, not the federal government is something that we support at the Florida Chamber of Commerce."
Blose said there was also a growing concern from higher education officials, colleges, business leaders and military about the level of education that high school students have after graduating.
"We have regular meetings with representatives from these organizations and they are concerned with the level of skills of high school graduates," he said. "The military did a study that one quarter of all people graduating and trying to join the army fail the entrance exam, colleges are telling us that the level of students going from high school to college are increasingly needing remedial classes, business owners are telling us that the skills high school graduates don't match their needs and so if you think about it as a high school graduate those are the three areas you're going to go to. If all three sectors are telling us they have a concern about the skills of high school students then we need to pay attention to what they're trying to say and take action."
He then moved on the economic development of Florida.
"We are really trying to diversify Florida's economy," said Blose. "Basically we're laying out a road map on how to create 150,000 jobs in the next five years by taking advantage of the expansion of the Panama Canal and global trade. There's a lot of global trade occurring in Florida, however, we're not even scratching the surface of the potential that Florida has."
They also support rural and military economic development, targeted investments for civil and commercial space projects and Enterprise Florida.
"Here in the state of Florida we are falling behind because we are use to being the leader in space exploration and space based businesses for decades and now that the government's kind of backed out of that business and it's going more commercial we need to focus on that changing factor and what we can do to make sure that Florida remains number one space-based business in the Union," he said.
They are also looking into ways of expanding water, energy and transportation to accommodate the increase of Floridians and mentioned a potential $500 million tax cut that would reduce DMV fees, Communication Services Taxes, Commercial Lease Taxes and Communication Services Tax.
For more information visit their website at www.flchamber.com.
The AT&T Pioneers donated school supplies to the Washington County District School Board for needy children.
"This is the volunteer aspect of the telecommunication industry," said Area Vice President Ray Dubuque. "We support schools, activities that go on at schools, we do nursing home visits, we do a lot of different things within the community."
Dubuque explained that it used to be just AT&T that started the volunteer network but it has since then expanded to telecommunication entities such as Verizon and Centrelink. He also added that they are the largest volunteer network with a single field of specialty with 500,000 members but also the least known due to their modesty.
Donated were hundreds of items that included school supplies of every sort, ranging from crayons to notepads and bags.
It was announced that Rogers Insurance Agency of Chipley was celebrating their 40th Anniversary as a third generation company.
The Chamber also welcomed Northwest Florida Community Hospital's new CEO Mark Bush.
"The staff is outstanding and the community is very welcoming," said Bush. "We appreciate all the support we receive from the community, board and staff. We're here to take care of you so if you need anything don't hesitate to ask."
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Stratford-upon-Avon is a market town and civil parish in south Warwickshire, England. It lies on the River Avon, south east of Birmingham and south west of the county town, Warwick. It is the main town of the District of Stratford-on-Avon, which uses the term "on" to indicate that it covers a much larger area than the town itself. In 2001, the town's population was 23,676.
The town is a popular tourist destination owing to its status as birthplace of the playwright and poet William Shakespeare, receiving about three million visitors a year from all over the world.
The administrative body for the town is the Stratford-upon-Avon Town Council, which is based at the Civic Hall in Rother Street (not to be confused with the Stratford-on-Avon District Council, which is based at Elizabeth House, Church Street). The Town Council is responsible for crime prevention, cemeteries, public conveniences, litter, river moorings, parks, and grants via the Town Trust, plus the selection of the town's mayor. Locally, the town is known simply as Stratford, and as such can be confused with the Stratford in the London Borough of Newham.
Apart from tourism, which is a major employer locally, especially in the hotel, hospitality industry and catering sectors, other industries in the town (which included Flowers Brewery, canning, and the manufacture of aluminium ware until these closed in the 1960s and the early 21st century) are boat building and maintenance, mechanical and electrical engineering, food manufacture, Information Technology, and call centre and service sector activities (both of which are growing sectors), a large motor sales sector, industrial plant hire, building suppliers, market gardening, farming, storage and transport logistics, finance and insurance, and a large retail sector.
Major employers in the town include the NFU Mutual Insurance Company (and Avon Insurance), AMEC, Tesco, Morrisons, Marks & Spencer, Debenhams and B & Q. There are, nominally, three theatres run by the prestigious Royal Shakespeare Company, which attract large audiences and income for the town.
Stratford is also close to the Cotswolds, with Chipping Campden to the south. As a major sheep producing area (William Shakespeare's father, John Shakespeare, bought and sold sheep's wool illegally) the Cotswolds, up until the latter part of the 19th century, regarded Stratford as one of its main centres for the slaughter, marketing, and distribution of sheep and wool. As a consequence Stratford also became a centre for tanning during the 15th–17th centuries.
Should a mass German invasion have occurred during World War II, the city was to become the temporary seat of Parliament, and host many state servants.
A small theatre known as The Royal Shakespeare Rooms was built in the gardens of Shakespeare's New Place home in the early 19th century but became derelict by the 1860s.
To celebrate Shakespeare's 300th birthday in 1864 the brewer, Charles Edward Flower, instigated the building of a temporary wooden theatre, known as the Tercentenary Theatre, which was built in a part of the brewer's large gardens on what is today the site of the new, and temporary, Courtyard Theatre. After three months the Tercentenary Theatre was dismantled, with the timber used for house building purposes.
In the early 1870s Charles Flower gave several acres of riverside land to the local council on the understanding that a permanent theatre be built in honour of Shakespeare's memory, and by 1879 the first Shakespeare Memorial Theatre had been completed. It proved to be a huge success, and by the early 20th century was effectively being run by the actor/manager Frank Benson, later Sir Frank Benson.
The theatre burned down in 1926, with the then artistic director, William Bridges-Adams, moving all productions to the local cinema.
An architectural competition was arranged to elicit designs for a new theatre, with the winner, English architect Elisabeth Scott, creating what we see on the riverside today. The new theatre, adjoining what was left of the old theatre, was opened by the Prince of Wales, later Edward VIII, in 1932.
The new theatre had many illustrious artistic directors, including the actor Anthony Quayle.
Peter Hall took over the theatre in 1961 (he'd been a director there from 1959), creating the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC) that same year.
Swan Theatre was created in the 1980s out of the shell of the remains of the original Memorial Theatre, quickly becoming one of the finest acting spaces in the UK.
The Waterside Theatre re-opened in December 2004, then closed again in September 2008. During this span, the theatre housed the Shakespearience visitor attraction.
Stratford-upon-Avon railway station has good rail links from Birmingham (Snow Hill station, Moor Street station) (hourly trains, until approximately 8:30 p.m.) and from London, with up to seven direct trains a day from London Marylebone.
The Stratford on Avon and Broadway Railway Society aims to re-open the closed railway line from Stratford-upon-Avon to Honeybourne, with a later extension to Broadway, Worcestershire.
The Stratford Upon avon & Midland Junction Railway once ran to Stratford from Blisworth on the L&NWR. Click Here for more information
The town has numerous cycle paths, and is the terminus of the Stratford-upon-Avon Canal where it meets the Avon. A park and ride scheme was launched in 2006. The Stratford Greenway is a traffic free cycle path, which used to be part of the rail network until the early 1960s and is now part of the Sustrans National Cycle Network (routes NCN5 and NCN41). Starting from town it heads along the river and racecourse towards Welford-on-Avon and Long Marston with cycle hire available locally.
Coventry is to the north east, with its new airport a vital European link for business travel, and for tourists.
The town is located on the River Avon ("avon" being a Celtic synonym of "river"), on the banks of which stands the Royal Shakespeare Theatre (RST) designed by the English architect Elisabeth Scott and completed in 1932, which is the home of the Royal Shakespeare Company. Until recently the RSC also ran two smaller theatres, the Swan, which is modelled on an Elizabethan theatre (closed in August 2007 as part of plans for refurbishment) and The Other Place theatre, a Black box theatre which closed in 2005 to make room for the temporary RSC Courtyard Theatre, which opened in July 2006. This theatre is now the home of the RSC while the RST is being refurbished; its interior is similar to the planned interior of the refurbished RST. The site of The Other Place has now become the foyer, bars, cloakroom, dressing rooms, and rehearsal space of the Courtyard Theatre. The Other Place will be reinstated after the RST and Swan refurbishment is complete in 2010 and the Courtyard Theatre is dismantled, although many in the town would retain the Courtyard so that it can used by local theatre companies.
Other tourist attractions within the town include five houses relating to Shakespeare's life, which are owned and cared for by The Shakespeare Birthplace Trust. These include Hall's Croft (the one-time home of Shakespeare's daughter, Susannah, and her husband Dr. John Hall) and Nash's House,which stands alongside the site of another property, New Place, owned by Shakespeare himself, wherein died. Near to the town are Anne Hathaway's Cottage at Shottery, the home of Shakespeare's wife's family prior to her marriage, and Mary Arden's House, the family home of his mother. Elsewhere in the district are farms and buildings at Snitterfield, that belonged to the family of Shakespeare's father.
At the top end of Waterside is Holy Trinity Church, where Shakespeare was baptised and is buried.
Non-Shakespearean attractions include the Stratford Butterfly Farm, which is on the eastern side of the river and the Bancroft Gardens.
The influx of tourists into Stratford (3.5 million a year) has caused tension with residents for decades, and there are perennial complaints about numerous tour buses clogging certain roads in the town.
Each year on 12 October (unless this is a Sunday, in which case 11 October) Stratford hosts one of the largest Mop Fairs in the country. Then, on the second Saturday following, the smaller Runaway Mop fair is held.
As the name suggests Sheep Street, which leads down from the Town Hall to Waterside and the RST, was from early times and until the late 19th century, the area where sheep, brought from the neighbouring Cotswold Hills, were slaughtered and butchered. Today it is the restaurant centre of the town. Sheep Street also has some long established ladies 'gown' shops. The oldest house in Stratford, The Shrieves House, where Oliver Cromwell is thought to have stayed in 1651, before the second battle of Worcester, can be found in this busy street. Alongside, and behind The Shrieves House is the 'Falstaff Experience', which is an entertaining museum of the macabre.
The Bancroft Gardens run from Waterside to the River Avon and include a canal basin. During the summer months there are often street performers performing to the public on the lawns.
In October 2007 the Italian restaurateur and broadcaster Antonio Carluccio opened a new restaurant below the Waterside Theatre (previously Hamiltons restaurant).
A notable school in Stratford is King Edward VI school, which is where William Shakespeare is believed to have studied. It is an all-boys school, and one of the few remaining grammar schools in England, selecting its pupils exclusively using the Eleven plus examination. There is also an all-girls grammar school, Stratford-upon-Avon Grammar School for Girls, colloquially known as 'Shottery School' after its location in the village of Shottery, a short distance from the town centre. Finally, there is a non-selective secondary school, Stratford-upon-Avon High School, formerly known as the Hugh Clopton Secondary Modern School, which was demolished to make way for the new high school. There are no independent secondary schools in the town. There are numerous primary schools in the town, both state and independent, and Stratford-upon-Avon College.

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Coskrey, 84, of Starkville, was born on Nov. 28, 1926, to James Lytle and Rebecca Pearl Goolsby in Falkner. She married Homer Sneed Coskrey, Jr. on Dec. 23, 1950, and they resided in Starkville, where Homer was an assistant professor of education and ultimately Dean of Continuing Education at his retirement in 1980. Homer and Ruth enjoyed Homer's retirement years together until Homer's death in July 2003.
Coskrey is survived by her daughter, JoAnn Gatewood (Verner Ray) of Scott County, and one son, Wayne Coskrey (Valerie) of Starkville; four grandchildren: Cathy Cooper (Jeffery) of Forest, J. David Gatewood of Brandon, John D. Williams (Denise) of Decatur, Ala., and Teresa Nicole Williams Cummings of Brazoria, Texas.
She is also survived by one sister, Martha Lindsey of Falkner, and two brothers, Carl Reed of Howe, Texas, and Larry Reed of Gunter, Texas; and by nieces, nephews, in-laws and friends who loved her dearly.
She was preceded in death by her husband, her parents, one great-grandson, Ryan Christopher Williams, one brother, James Lytle Reed, Jr., and three sisters: Edith Reed Estes, Lila Reed Benton and Lily May Reed.
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Christianity most likely arrived in Ethiopia in the first century. The conversion of King Ezana in 330 c.e. led to its official acceptance and the minting of coins bearing one of the earliest uses of the cross as a Christian symbol. Although the silver pendant crosses in the Museum's collection are from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, their forms have a considerably longer history, as the much older copper, wood, and iron crosses here demonstrate.
Hand crosses, which are used by priests, are either hand-held or suspended from a cord around the neck. They are kissed by the faithful to receive a blessing. Processional crosses are carried on long poles in religious processions. Prayer staffs are used to mark rhythms during sacred dances and as supports to lean on while standing for long hours during Orthodox church services. Together, all of these crosses are emblems of the Ethiopian Orthodox church's ongoing authority.
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- Culture: Amhara
- Medium: Silver
- Place Made: Amhara Region, Ethiopia
- Dates: 19th or 20th centuries
- Dimensions: 2 3/8 x 1 3/8 in. (6.0 x 3.5 cm) (show scale)
- Collections:Arts of Africa
- Museum Location: This item is on view in African Storage Annex, East Gallery, 1st Floor
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- Accession Number: 79.72.6
- Credit Line: Gift of George V. Corinaldi Jr.
- Rights Statement: Creative Commons-BY
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Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium President and CEO Barbara Baker will address the senior class at the 145th annual Wilson College commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 17. Baker, a doctor of veterinary medicine, was nominated by the Class of 2015 as its first choice for commencement speaker.
Under Baker's leadership, the Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium – which houses more than 6,000 animals, hosts one million visitors a year and is ranked in the top five zoos for families in the nation – has excelled in all areas of operation. The number of endangered species has increased, conservation efforts toward targeted species have grown and attendance at formal and informal education programs has increased. Baker has directed the growth of the zoo's elephant herd from two to 10 animals – one of the largest in the United States – including four successful births. The zoo recently developed a 724-acre property into its International Conservation Center (ICC), a conservation, breeding and education center with a primary focus on African elephants.
Throughout her 28-year career, Baker was a veterinarian at a number of respected facilities housing African and Asian elephants, including the Bronx Zoo, Lincoln Park Zoo in Chicago and Riverbanks Zoo in Columbia, S.C. She has a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Auburn University and a master's degree in business administration from the University of South Carolina.
Wilson has a strong connection to Baker's work and the Pittsburgh Zoo through internships, visits to the elephant sanctuary and post-graduation career options.
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The Baccalaureate Worship Service is an opportunity to gather as community and give thanks to God for the many blessing that have lead us to this special occasion. A joyous occasion for the entire College community, it is a time to rejoice, to praise, to honor and to celebrate with each other this rich life of learning shared by all members of the Wilson community. Everyone is welcome. Faculty and students process in cap and gown for the service.
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"Christianity places a premium on the absolute truthfulness and trustworthiness of God, so understanding doubt is extremely important to a Christian. Of course, faith is much more than the absence of doubt, but to understand doubt is to have a key to a quiet heart and a quiet mind. Anyone who believes anything will automatically know something about doubt. But the person who knows why he believes is also in a position to discover why he doubts. The Christian should be such a person.
Not only does a Christian believe, he is a person who 'thinks in believing and believes in thinking,' as Augustine expressed it. The world of Christian faith is not a fairy-tale, make-believe world, question-free and problem-proof, but a world where doubt is never far from faith's shoulder.
Consequently, a healthy understanding of doubt should go hand in hand with a healthy understanding of faith. We ourselves are called in question if we have no answer to doubt. If we constantly doubt what we believe and always believe-yet-doubt, we will be in danger of undermining our personal integrity, if not our stability. But if ours is an examined faith, we should be unafraid to doubt. If doubt is eventually justified, we were believing what clearly was not worth believing. But if doubt is answered, our faith has grown stronger still. It knows God more certainly and it can enjoy God more deeply." (pp. 15-16).
"Problems strike us all differently. What is trivial to one person may raise titanic questions for someone else. Some people face doubt only if they find no answer; others trigger doubts merely by raising questions. What puzzles a philosopher and taxes his mind to distraction may look completely irrelevant or quite obvious to a businessman. The point is not to judge who is right, but to meet and resolve whatever doubt is a problem to a particular person" (p. 32).
"What is more, faith, like health, is best maintained by growth, nourishment and exercise and not by fighting sickness. Sickness may be the absence of health, but health is more than the absence of sickness, so prevention is better than cure. Equally, faith grows and flourishes when it is well nourished and exercised, so the best way to resist doubt is to build up faith rather than simply to fight against doubt" (pp. 33-34).
Much of In Two Minds is dedicated to the topic and excellent quotes abound. Here is one—"We do not trust God because he guides us; we trust and then are guided, which means that we can trust God even when we do not see guided by him. Faith may be in the dark about guidance, but it is never in the dark about God" (p. 261). In fact, "God proves not only better to us than our worst fears but better to us than our wildest dreams" (p. 184).
In fact, how we handle doubt is largely a reflection of the health of our faith because "since the object of Christian faith is God, to believe or disbelieve is everything. Thus the market value of doubt for the Christian is extremely high. Find out how seriously a believer takes his doubts and you have the index of how seriously he takes his faith" (p. 31).
I think pastors would be wise to assume that members of their churches are familiar with doubt in their thinking and personal experience. And I'm especially aware of this in the lives of high school and college students, and surprisingly even in new converts. Often these individuals wrongly associate doubt with unbelief, and therefore experience shame, embarrassment, and guilt over the very presence of doubts in their hearts.
In my perspective, it would be wise for pastors at some point to address this topic and provide excellent supplemental materials to address the topic of doubt.
Now for the bad news: Os Guinness's book In Two Minds: The Dilemma of Doubt and How to Resolve It is out-of-print. The good news is that used copies of it are available online from used-book stores.
UPDATE: In Two Minds is in print! The book was republished by Crossway under the title God in the Dark: The Assurance of Faith Beyond a Shadow of Doubt (Crossway, 1996).
Recorded late in 2001 at a Covenant Life Church parent-youth meeting, this fifth clip in our "C.J. + Carolyn on Parenting" series provides an opportunity for the couple to explain some of their most humbling mistakes. Grant Layman's question was simple and direct: "What sins have you personally confronted in yourselves in regard to parenting?"
5. Fear + Unbelief in Parenting (3:46)
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1. Gospel-Centered Parenting + Young Children (9:27)
2. The Gospel + Parental Sin (2:39)
3. The Gospel + Discipline (5:37)
4. Teaching Children to Love the Church (10:59)
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A West Cumbrian woman has become the first person in her family to enlist in the army.
Abbie Lewthwaite, 18, of Bankside, Distington, will start her training as an Royal Logistic Corps driver at Pirbright, Surrey, on June 25.
Abbie, an ex-Southfield Technology College student, swore her oath to Queen and country with 15 recruits from around Cumbria at the Washington Central Hotel in Workington last Thursday.
She was watched by her mum Mary, sister Carlene and niece Lexi-Jo Sanson.
Abbie said: "I'm doing this because I want to better myself, I'm up for a challenge and it's great experience.
"I was studying health and social care at college and really wasn't sure what I wanted to do so I joined up last January. I've been doing a lot of running and training to get myself ready for when I start next month.
"It will be hard leaving family and friends but it's a chance that I can't give up."
Carlene, 26, of Grasmere Avenue, Workington, said: "I'm just glad she's doing something with her life because there are so few opportunities for youngsters round here. We're all really proud of her."
Kieran McAleavey, 19, of Poole Road, Salterbeck, was the second person in his family to join the army.
His dad Mark, 47, was a driver for Royal Corps Transport based in countries such as Northern Ireland and Germany for 14 years.
Kieran was watched by a proud Mark and his mum Jackie, 43.
He will begin his training for the Royal Engineers in Pirbright on May 21.
Kieran said: "My dad was in the army and always spoke of it really highly and that's one of the reasons why I've joined up. It's something I've always wanted to do."
Among the other recruits at the ceremony were Kurt McCracken, 22, of Ling Road, Seaton, who is joining the Royal Logistics Corps; James Taylor, 21, of High Brigham, who is joining the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers; and Jason Hetherington, 18, of Mart Close, Aspatria, who will join the Royal Engineers.
The ceremony was conducted by Major Graeme Hynds, area recruiting officer for Cumbria, and speeches were given by Workington mayor Joe Holliday and Carlisle mayor Barry Earp.
The recruits were each presented with a certificate.
First published at 19:24, Thursday, 10 May 2012
Published by http://www.timesandstar.co.uk
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Veterans Advocacy Network Presents Veterans Italian Dinner & Movie: A Night with Frank Sinatra on Saturday, September 14, 2013 from 6:00pm-9:30pm at MINI of Valencia, 24135 Creekside Road, Valencia CA 91355. The movie will be "From Here to Eternity" starring Frank Sinatra and Burt Lancaster showing from 7:30pm-9:30pm. Jimmy Carnelli will also be providing entertainment. Cost is $65.00 per person. Make checks payable to Veterans Advocacy Network. Italian Dinner will be hosted by Buca di Beppo from 6:00pm to 7:30pm, including salad, pasta, bread, and canolli. All donations support the Veterans Plantation & Fruit Harvesting Program.
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By DANNY P. SMITH
There's quite a bit on the plate of Starkville High School athlete Gabe Myles this spring.
Myles is not only preparing to help the 4x200 meter relay team win a state championship on Saturday, but he's also trying to earn the starting quarterback position on the football team for the Yellowjackets.
So far, SHS football coach Jamie Mitchell says Myles is doing a good job of balancing both endeavors.
Even though Princeton Jones and Michael Newman figure into the plans for the Jackets and are getting some good reps, the junior Myles may have the upper hand on replacing the departed Jaquez Johnson.
Mitchell sees Myles separating himself with his performance on the field.
"He's trying to run track and play spring ball too so we're just trying to split time there," Mitchell said. "In the last three or four days, Gabe has really taken some steps forward to solidify (the quarterback position) and hopefully he will continue to do that."
"We thought Gabe would be the guy, but just wanted to see him come out and prove it in the spring."
Even though he's involved with two sports, Myles understands he must set an example.
"It's just go with the flow and do what I've got to do," Myles said. "I know I have to step up, be a leader and show them what I've got."
Senior offensive lineman Eric Rogers believes Myles is getting better and has faith in his abilities.
As a senior, Rogers is going to make sure Myles doesn't go backward.
"I know he's not here sometimes because of track, but I tell him to get better when he's here," Rogers said. "I've got to come set an example for the younger guys and got to get better."
Starkville has one more day of practice before traveling to Columbus Thursday for a spring game against the Falcons.
After the Jackets graduated 25 seniors from last season's squad that finished 5-6 and missed the playoffs by one game, Mitchell and his coaching staff have been trying to make the most out of the situation.
"I feel like I'm going to daycare just about every day just because we're so young," Mitchell said. "I looked (Monday) and I think we have one starter back on offense and one senior actually listed on our two-deep on offense. We've got six starters back on defense so that side is a little bit better.
"We're going to be a team that plays a bunch of young players with very few seniors. Our hope as we go is they will certainly grow up."
Along with Myles, Rogers and junior defensive lineman David Fair have caught the eye of Mitchell this spring.
"Those are a couple of guys who have stood out," Mitchell said. "Both of those guys have been lights out. They are certainly going to be good players for us. We just need more of those kind to step up and get some things done. (Fair) is one of the better players we have and has a high-ceiling of room to get better."
Mitchell said playing Columbus will be a good measuring stick for his squad.
"Tony (Stanford) has a good bunch coming back and they didn't hardly lose anybody," Mitchell said. "We will definitely have our hands full, no question about that. On the front end of our schedule, we need to play somebody good in the spring too. A lot of these young guys will be wide-eyed and hopefully we can deal with that during spring and it won't be such an issue in the fall when we get ready to play."
The schedule for Thursday will consist of one junior varsity quarter, starting at 5 p.m., then a first half with the varsity, another junior varsity quarter at the halfway mark of the varsity, and then the second half of the varsity game.
Myles' action in practice may have been cut back because of his track responsibilities, but he's looking forward to getting after it against the Falcons.
"I haven't seen a lot of the contact they've been talking about, but I'm anxious to see what we can do," Myles said.


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- EdD in Higher Education Leadership at Nova Southeastern University, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, 2005
- MEd in Special Education at Texas State University–San Marcos, San Marcos, Texas, 1998
- BS in Deaf Education at Texas Tech University, Lubbock, Texas, 1991
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I chose teaching to make a difference in the lives of young children. I believe teaching in higher education allows me to make the most significant impact by training future teachers.
I can touch the lives of at-risk, special-needs children by preparing future teachers to advocate on behalf of, and support, these students. It is so rewarding when I see one of my college students help a young child who is struggling.


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In the United States, we have ways of showing appreciation and honor for the people and things that make up our American culture. For instance, every year in the early part of the summer, people come together en masse to lakes, beaches, parks-just about anywhere and everywhere-to celebrate Independence Day. Through partying with friends and family, bottle-rocket wars, and shooting off fireworks, we pay tribute to our country's founding fathers and to those who fell before us years ago fighting for our independence and, most importantly, our way of life. Jerry Downey of Oklahoma City goes beyond the call of duty when it comes to honoring those he admires; in fact he built a whole car around paying tribute to two kings of the Corvette world.
Jerry hasn't owned a Corvette in quite awhile; actually the last one he owned was a '72 LS5/four-speed coupe. He decided it was time to get back in the game and buy another Vette. The first Corvette that struck his fancy was a Z06. He heard only good things about the performance of the car and figured he couldn't go wrong. But upon further inspection, what he did learn was the fact that he wasn't too crazy about the FRC (fixed-roof coupe) design. Then out of the blue, he read an article on the original King of the Hill, the ZR-1. Jerry remembered thinking about buying one in 1995; he especially remembered the high price, and he certainly knew the elevated level of performance the King of the Hill was capable of.
So it was settled, and his search was on for a black on black ZR-1. As luck would have it, he ultimately found just the car he was looking for in his hometown. Mechanically the car was sound, but the previous owner had done everything wrong and nothing right when it came down to maintaining the appearance of this rare Vette. The reason for buying the car was so Jerry and his wife Karen could drive it around, and since there were already 65,000 miles on the odometer, preserving low miles was not an issue. However, getting her to look good again was.
Originally the plan called for just taking care of the basics. Fix the leaks, throw on new tires, recover the seats, and install a new carpet kit. But when Jerry looked under the hood and saw no distributor, no carburetor, and the words "4 cams and 32 valves," needless to say he was a little intimidated. He got involved in the ZR-1 community and starting learning more and more about his ride.
He attended his first Corvette meet in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, a couple of months later. He met a few other ZR-1 owners there, and they began to throw ideas at him left and right. Then Clint Hooper, the founder and national director of the LT5 registry, showed up at the meet in his Callaway ZR-1. He gave Jerry the idea to add on a Lingenfelter Aerobody Kit and some trick wheels.
When Jerry got back home to the green country of Oklahoma, he began doing some research on the Lingenfelter kit. He called Tim Dyer at the Lingenfelter shop and quizzed him on the kit. He found out that only five or six kits-to Tim's knowledge-were ever sold, partially because when body packages were first introduced, only those with Lingenfelter engine mods were allowed to purchase them. Jerry went back to searching Internet forums trying to find any information about a ZR-1 LPE Aerobody in existence. He found one ZR-1 with a 415-cid stroker engine built by Lingenfelter with the kit on it. Then he saw a photo of John Lingenfelter's personal record-setting ZR-1 that was wearing the rear fascia part of the kit. When Jerry could only find one other ZR-1 with the entire LPE Aerobody kit, he knew he had to have one.
The kit was ordered, and the car was taken to Corvette Body Works in Oklahoma City where they sprayed both the ZR-1 and the new LPE Aerobody kit in Triple Black DuPont Polyurethane. A 60-light LED was added in the rear spoiler and an Auto Meter A-pillar (windshield) pod was installed to the left of and behind the wheel. Jorge Lopez recovered the seats in black leather and laid new black carpet down as well. Other modifications include C-Beam plates, '96 Grand Sport calipers and Power Slot rotors, and a 3-inch diameter, Jet Coat Ceramic exhaust installed by Texas Quality Exhaust Systems in Houston, Texas. A pair of Fikse 18x10-inch rims with 275/35ZR18 Michelin Pilots were placed up front and another pair of Fikses, measuring 18x12-inches with 335/30ZR18 Michelin Pilots, were bolted up on the back.
The ZR-1 currently puts out roughly 430 hp at 7,000 rpm, but not for long. A 368-cid LT5 engine buildup should be in process by the time you read this. The package will include Ron Davis Radiator, custom ground hotter cams, a single mass flywheel and clutch, and 3.90 Dana Super 44 Gears. The engine compartment will also be detailed, and the aluminum block will be painted metallic high-gloss red.
What started as simple project turned into a full-on tribute to two of the greats in the Corvette world, John Lingenfelter and the original King of the Hill, the ZR-1.


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William E. Nichols, PhD
Associate Professor of Political Science
Phone: 512-416-5874
- PhD in Government at University of Texas, Austin, Texas, 1994
- MA in International Affairs at George Washington University, Washington, D.C., 1984
- BA in Spanish and Journalism at University of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, 1979
Why I Teach
I engage my students by combining analysis of basic concepts with real-life case studies. While leading study abroad programs, I also use the experience of living and learning in another country to help broaden students' cultural and educational horizons.
I enjoy helping young people explore the academic world and grow as individuals. After students complete my classes, I hope that they not only look at the world around them with greater understanding, but also question their role in it.


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You have to hand it to "Pitch Perfect." It's a twentysomething song-and-dance movie built around rival a cappella groups. That's more exciting than dueling string quartets, I suppose — but no, the quartets would be performing better material. In the world of this film's Barden College, a cappella seems to rank above football in extracurricular activities, and as nearly as I recall, the only character ever seen in a classroom is Beca's father, the teacher.
He teaches philosophy and despairs of his daughter Beca (Anna Kendrick), who dreams of moving to L.A. and making it in show business. He makes a deal: She sticks out college for one year, and then she can go to L.A. if she still wants to. Oh, and she must join at least one afterschool activity.
This is some school. On Activity Day, a male a cappella group poses carefully on the campus and bursts periodically into song. There is also a female group, the Bellas, although they're under a cloud after their lead singer suffered an unfortunate attack of vomiting in the national finals. And not just ordinary vomiting, but Movie Projectile Vomiting, which in its velocity and gallons of content resembles an attack by an alien.
Beca is recruited into the Bellas by its star, Chloe (Brittany Snow), while they are both naked in a shower, which makes this more intriguing than your average a cappella recruitment. Well, at least it's an afterschool activity. Soon she finds herself up against Aubrey (Anna Camp), the group leader who has rigid opinions about their performances.
Another new recruit is Fat Amy (Rebel Wilson), who explains she calls herself that because she knows that's what people call her behind her back. Rebel (her real name) plays a character so ebullient, unstoppable and raucous that she steals every scene she's in and passes the Character Name Test. This refers to our ability to remember the names of a movie character for more than 10 minutes after the movie has ended. Fat Amy, I will remember. Can you, even at this point in the review, recall who Chloe is?
The plot interlinks the Bellas' progress toward the national finals in New York City's Lincoln Center with a sorta romance between Beca and Jesse (Skylar Astin), a DJ for the campus radio station; much in their relationship depends on his belief that "The Breakfast Club" has the greatest single final scene in the history of the cinema. Beca doesn't share his enthusiasm for the John Hughes movie, even though she's in a movie that would dearly love to be by Hughes, who would find more fraught material than Beca's kitchen table conversations with her dad about why he divorced her mom — a plot thread that leads nowhere.
Strange supporting roles are played by John Michael Higgins and Elizabeth Banks, as a team of commentators who function somewhere between play-by-play announcers and the judges on "American Idol." The Higgins performance owes more than a little to Fred Willard's unforgettable dog show commentary in "Best in Show," but it was clear that Willard was part of a telecast. The Higgins and Banks characters look like they're sitting behind a desk in the audience and just ... what? Broadcasting? Talking out loud?
Another inexplicable character is Lilly (Hana Mae Lee), a shy Asian girl who cannot sing or even speak loudly enough for anyone to hear her. How did she survive her audition?
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I don't necessarily consider myself old, but I do know I'm old enough to remember the drought of the late 1980s and early 1990s when Devils Lake was hardly visible from Minnewaukan, and one day I walked across the parched bottom of Hobart Lake in Barnes County.
Since a wet cycle started in 1993, construction crews have had to build up Interstate 94, which runs through Hobart Lake, because of rising water, and Minnewaukan today is nearly surrounded by Devils Lake.
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As anyone in Valley City will tell you, winter doesn't always treat springs sports teams well.
But as this last winter progressed in a mild fashion, Valley City State University baseball coach Casey Olney and his coaching counterparts at Dickinson State University and Jamestown College kicked around the idea of moving the Dakota Athletic Conference preseason tournament from sites in South Dakota to local fields.
But even those talks were done with a hint of caution as coaches waited to see whether their fields would be playable.
On a cold and windy day, the Valley City State University Vikings dropped the opening game at NCAA Division II opponent Bemidji (Minn.) State 2-0 before rebounding in the second game to salvage a split with a 6-2 victory.
Game one flew by as both pitchers worked quickly and limited each team's offenses. The Beavers gave pitcher Courtney Anderson a 1-0 lead in the bottom of the first and it was all the room she needed as Anderson held the Viking bats to just three hits in seven innings.
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Girls 60 Meter Dash Finals
1. Slemmons, Paige, Central Cass, 8.03; 2. Johnson, Julia, Shanley, 8.27; 3. Willson, Molly, Valley City, 8.29; ... 6. Jacob, Jenna, Valley City, J8.43.
Girls 200 Meter Dash
1. Willson, Molly, Valley City, 27.53; 2. Slemmons, Paige, Central Cass, 27.84; 3. Adah, Afure, Shanley, 27.93; 4. Jacob, Jenna, Valley City, 28.11; ... 11. Roehrich, Brienne, Valley City, 29.76; 15. Peterson, Bekah, Valley City, 30.20.
Girls 400 Meter Dash
FARGO — Those who have followed the Valley City High School track and field team probably recognize the name "Engelhard."
After all, Wayne Engelhard was a state champion in the 800 meter run, and more recently has been a two-time qualifier for the NAIA national meet at Valley City State University.
But this year, there's a different Engelhard looking to make a difference for the Hi-Liners. Wayne's brother, Casey, has been among the younger athletes to find his footing as part of the VCHS track and field team early in the season.
The Valley City State University softball team scored first, scored often, and got back-to-back shutouts from Katie McBride and Jen Shadlock to sweep the Concordia College Cobbers 11-0 and 8-0 in doubleheader action.
Although nearly all the tournaments at the Valley City Parks and Recreation Spring Shootout basketball tournament were played in a round-robin format, there were times where it seemed to work out otherwise.
Take, for instance, the 4th grade boys tournament.
There was no bracket, but the championship still came down to one final game at the end of the day.
In the final game, the Valley City Lightning did what it needed in a 30-28 win over Devils Lake. It was the second time in as many weeks that the teams played for a tournament championship. Both times, Valley City came out on top.
FARGO — Six North Dakota State University football seniors were put to the test before pro scouts representing seven National Football League teams in the Fargodome on Wednesday, March 21.
"It's an opportunity for these seniors to really measure their physical skills. They're gaining a great deal of exposure, which is good for them and good for NDSU," said head football coach Craig Bohl, who led the program to the 2011 NCAA FCS Championship in January.
Former North Dakota State University head football coach, assistant football coach and athletic director Ron Erhardt passed away Wednesday. Funeral arrangements are pending and will be posted when available.
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Barrow AFC's plans for new £9million stadium
Last updated at 14:28, Wednesday, 22 February 2012
BARROW could soon be home to a £9m new football stadium, the Evening Mail can reveal.
For the last two years, Barrow AFC director Tony Keen has kept a closely-guarded secret – his ambition to build a new stadium in Barrow.Since being given the backing of the club's board, Mr Keen has spent months compiling a dossier on Barrow and his plans for the development – which he said could become a reality within a year or two.
He said: "From my perspective, this is one of the biggest things that could happen to the town.
"I'm really passionate about it and the benefits it could bring to the town. It's a massive opportunity and we will keep fighting for it."
The stadium's design and a feasibility study has been undertaken by FWP, the company behind similar developments at Leigh Sports Village, Fleetwood Town and Preston North End.
Barrow's new ground would include a new stand on the Popular Side, a revamp of the main stand and a new seating area on the Holker Street end. A new function suite would also be built and office space could be rented out to private tenants.
Mr Keen said: "In terms of jobs, there would probably be the need to take on some more people from the club's perspective, but there are also opportunities for small businesses to benefit from any office space and of course the labour needed for construction."
The layout of the new development remains confidential at this stage, although Mr Keen said the possibilities had been narrowed down.
He said: "In terms of the land, we started with 32 different options and now we're down to two."
Mr Keen is also tight-lipped about the source of funding but said the club was confident of securing the financial backing from private investors.
The director said: "People will have seen for themselves; ever since this board was created we have invested in the infrastructure so we can generate more income.
"We believe the extra income generated from a facility like this would be the catalyst needed to get us into the next level of football."
Mr Keen was quick to stress the club was not dependent on a new stadium.
He said: "The new stadium would very much run alongside the club and the club will continue as normal. Our commitment to the club will remain as strong as ever regardless of what happens with the stadium and sports village."
A new stadium would represent one of the club's most ambitious projects in its 111-year history. But Mr Keen admitted there were still "a lot of hoops" to jump through.
He said: "There's a lot still to work through; we can't say it's 100 per cent going to happen but the determination and drive is there.
"I just keep trying to get to the next level and we keep achieving our targets."
First published at 13:09, Wednesday, 22 February 2012
Published by http://www.nwemail.co.uk
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It makes perfect financial sense for both the soccer and the rugby to share! Imagine a stadium being used for 12 months of the year, naming rights of the stadium,sponsors, concerts, galas, and corporate events. Along with this steady source of income and the monies generated from the sale of both grounds (especially Craven Park located in a prime retail sector) the £9m wouldn't be a problem, and any investor will see a good return.
Do you really think that us the fans will have a say over the sharing anyway? It's obviously a touchy subject for some but you've got to look at the bigger picture, and a new shared stadium for the town could be just one step to a brighter future for both AFC and RFLC.
I'll get off my soap box now
As à young lad growing up i supported both afc and rfc IME 58 now and just cant afford to do it now only afc but always wish rfc well cant understand this bitter rivalry were not utd and city
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Marshall Major
Cool design, decent audio
A little pricey, might be uncomfortable for some
Nowadays, headphones aren't just a way of listening to your music without annoying people on the bus, they're also a fashion accessory. We've had plenty of cool-looking headphones on the the Pocket-lint test bench including Philips O'Neill The Stretch cans and Sennheiser Adidas HD 25-1-II. While both of these headphones got good scores, there is a danger of style taking over from substance. The latest traditionally non-headphone brand to get its name on a pair of cans is legendary guitar amp manufacturer Marshall. But, is the product any good? Read on to find out.
There's no mistaking that the familiar design boasted by the Marshall Major headphones is based on the aesthetics from the brand's amps. The telltale white Marshall logo is proudly displayed on the centre of each earcup and it's also etched into two metal plates found in the inside of each end of the headband. Also on the inside of the headband, in the centre you'll find the signature of company founder Jim Marshall. The outside of the earcups features a textured finish that feels similar (though not identical) to the vinyl that the company uses on its products, while the mesh inside the earcup feels as though it uses the same paper-based construction used for the grills on the brand's famous amps.
We can't promise that the headphones benefit from the same hand-wiring manufacturing process still used by the company for its amps, but nevertheless the cans' construction feels suitably sturdy. The headband feels robust and unlikely to snap and there's a sufficient (although not generous) amount of padding on the underside for a reasonably comfy fit on your head. We would have expected the earcups themselves to be a little larger, but they actually sport a modestly sized on-ear design. The ear cushions are soft and well-padded but as they sit directly on top on your ears, it does tend to get a little uncomfortable after a while, not to mention hot. If you're planning to wear them in relatively short stints then this won't be a problem but if you want wear them for a few hours at a time then you might end up with bright red ears.
The headphones can be folded up so that they take up very little room in your bag in relation to their size when they're unfolded. They also feel pretty light, so carrying them around shouldn't add too much weight to your bag and you certainly won't need to employ the services of a roadie.
Despite their guitar-related credentials, the headphones can be used with pretty much anything that's got a 3.5mm jack, including iPods and most other music players. Like a guitar lead, the connector also incorporates a spring that should prevent the cable from wearing thin where it joins to the connector. What's more, the cans are supplied with a 6.3mm adaptor for plugging into your AV equipment or guitar amp.
At 1m, the lead isn't overly generous, but it should do the trick unless you're particularly tall or you flap your arms around a lot when you walk. The partially coiled design also allows for a fair bit of leeway, adding a bit of extra length when the cable is stretched out. It has a nice, matt rubber finish similar to that found on many guitar leads.
When it comes to the sonics, the Majors offers a clear mid-range that has plenty of punch that sounds great with lots of different types of music. It's not audiophile-grade by any stretch of the imagination, but then they don't come with a high-end price tag either. The bass is pretty good, not the best we've heard, but certainly above average.
The cans are good as all-rounders, although they do struggle slightly with the sounds at the higher-end of the range. They don't include any noise-cancelling technology but the design means that they sit pretty close to your head so they do actually block out a fair bit of noise. The closed design also means that not much sound leaks out of them, which should keep your neighbouring commuters happy on the train.
It's clear that you're paying for the Marshall name to a certain extent, but that's not to say that these headphones have nothing else to offer. They're lightweight and portable, the audio quality is pretty decent and they block out a fair bit of external noise. And of course, they look very cool. If you're not a fan of on-ear cans then you may find them a little uncomfortable, but that's purely down to personal taste. Those that prefer an in-ear design might like to the know that the brand also offers the cheaper Marshall Minor in-ear 'phones.
In conclusion, the Marhshall Major is a decent product as long as you don't mind paying a little extra for the name.
Thanks to Firebox.com for the loan of this product.


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Lib Dem Baroness Barker: I hope Nicky Morgan will use her position to make life better for all women 4
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