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Berwyn Cruise Nites in the Depot District
Head to the Depot District for the 9th Annual Cruise Nites presented by Berwyn Kia, Paisans Pizzeria & Bar, Mike & Sons Auto Services, Cicero Auto Parts, Deece Automotive! Cruise Nites take place on Tuesdays from 6-9pm in the Depot District at Windsor & Grove Avenues steps away from the Berwyn Metra Station. Enjoy your summe evenings while taking a stroll through a combination of car show and nightlife.
Cruise Nites in Berwyn
Head to the Depot District on Tuesday, August 6th for a combination of car show and nightlife. Evening begins at 6pm in the Depot District at Windsor & Grove Avenues steps away from the Berwyn Metra Station.
August 20th Cruise Nite in Berwyn
Come down to the Depot District and enjoy Cruise Nites with other families, residents and car enthusiasts. Learn more about Berwyn's proud classic car culture and historical automotive heritage. Cruise Nites are free! Just show up and have a great time!
Retro Prom
Pick any decade and come ready to dance! Event fundraiser features: *King & Queen voting *Groove to the DJ mix *Raffles & Prizes *Finger foods & desserts from local restaurants *A Local Celebrity Lip Sync Battle General Ticket $75: includes open bar, appetizers & desserts and coat check.
Boo! at the Zoo
Halloween fun awaits families at Brookfield Zoo's annual Boo! at the Zoo celebration. The popular daytime event, presented by Fisher-Price, features a Costume Parade, Costume Showcase, professional pumpkin-carving demonstrations, not-so-scary games and activities, special animal Zoo Chats, and haunted hayrides.
Holiday Magic at Brookfield Zoo
See the Lights. Feel the Magic. Continue the Tradition. Chicagoland's largest lights festival surrounds you in the cheer of over 1,000,000 twinkling LED lights, ice carvings, light shows, Santa and Mrs. Claus. You're sure to feel the magic of the holidays! Enjoy a full schedule of nightly music and live entertainment inside the pavilions. Also on the schedule, an amazing magic show, costumed characters, a model railroad display, and the 38 foot Talking Tree. Holiday Magic is from 12/5-12/6, 12-13, 19-20, & 26-31. Regular parking and admission fees apply.
Memory, an exhibit of portraits
Memory is an exhibition of portraits that reflect less the "sitter's" likeness than their psychological state. Works include paintings, colored pencil drawings, prints and pastels by Judith Roth, Ellen Holtzblatt, John Smolko and Joseph Taylor.
CITY:Chicago Heights
Gigs Graphics! Gig posters by Chicago graphic designers
Reowned Chicago area graphic designers will present a wide range of posters designed for various music events in Chicago and elsewhere. These creative and unusual posters present the best in Chicago area graphic design. Designers include Jason Teegarden-Downs from Delicious Design League;Dan Grezca;Jay Ryan, the Bird Machine;Joseph Taylor; Dan Macadam, Crosshair, Fugscreen studios; Dan Black from Landland Press, Justin Santora, and Ryan Duggan, Drug Factory Press.
CITY:Chicago Heights
28th Annual Jazz Festival
An annual two-day festival including a concert featuring top jazz artists and two days of instrumental clinics for local junior high and high school musicians.
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Crete Country Christmas
Come on out to our Crete Country Christmas, 3 days of various activities in Downtown Crete, Illinois, with a lighted parade & great company & cash raffles! A large Christmas Lodge, with heated tent, tables, chairs, and stage on Cass Street. Lots to do & see on a beautiful Christmas lighted night.
Christmas at the Brewery
Annual family friendly holiday celebration featuring horse drawn carriage rides through quaint downtown Flossmoor, and visits with Santa for the children. 4-8PM.
Experience the old world charm of a German Christkindl celebration. Horsedrawn wagon rides, St. Nickolas, lantern parade, carolers, music, cookie decorating and more.
Frankfort Fall Festival
The Frankfort Fall Festival is ranked in the top 15 shows to visit by Sunshine Artist. There are 300 artisan from 30 states selling hand-crafted items at our show which includes local civic organizations selling food items, a carnival, entertainment and a community parade.
Chocolate Fest
Sample scrumptious chocolate creations from renowned chocolatiers as they offer the latest and most decadent recipes. 11AM-2PM.
Joliet Slammers Baseball Opening Night
Join the Joliet Slammers for affordable, family fun all summer long! Parking is free or you can take the train to beautiful Silver Cross Field located in downtown Joliet, IL. Special promotions for this event include Opening Night festivities and two dollar tickets ($2 Tuesday)! The Joliet Slammers are a professional baseball team based in Joliet, IL that play in the independent Frontier League. Home games are played at Silver Cross Field in Joliet. They are the 2011 Frontier League champions.
Brewery Tour/Beer Tasting
Tour the Pollyanna Brewing Company brewery along the I&M Canal,enjoy our tap room,share the experience of fresh, flavorful, craft beer-locally in Lemont, Illinois. Pollyanna Brewing Company experiments with local fruits and spices, seasonal lagers, barrel-aging, wild yeast and bacteria, and cider-beers on occasion.
Illumination: Tree Lights at the Morton Arboretum
Declared a "must-see destination" by the Chicago Tribune, Illumination: Tree Lights at The Morton Arboretum returns this November with more lights, sights and sounds that will transform a Chicago-area wintertime walk in the woods into a colorful, inspiring experience like no other. Brand new experiences in 2015 include dazzling lighting effects on Meadow Lake, and Ornament Hill, where a series of glowing orbs create a glittering vista. Visitors can also take in new effects — sing to the trees to activate LED lights that rain down from the trees like shiny strands of tinsel and watch as lights dance, synchronized to updated music from the world-renowned Chicago Symphony Orchestra.
Winter Wonderland Festival
Enjoy a horse & carriage ride through the Festival of Lights, great food, shopping, pictures with Santa, cookie decorating, hot chocolate, crafts, a present for every child and so much more.
Musher Mania
Come learn about the Siberian Husky, the Iditarod, & the sport of mushing, then watch dog sled demos with the Siberian Husky Club of Greater Chicago. Some activities include:"human mushing," snowshoe races, roasting marshmallows, warming tent, pet a husky puppy. Outside vendors & exhibitors include, photos with a sled dog, ice sculpting, food vendors.
Christkindlmarket Oakbrook
Oakbrook Center is proud to partner with the German American Chamber of Commerce of the Midwest, the organizers of the very popular Christkindlmarket Chicago, and this year once again host the Christkindlmarket Oakbrook in the Village Green area. The Christkindlmarket Oakbrook is an outdoor holiday market featuring vendors from around the world who display hand-crafted ornaments, toys and unique holiday gifts as well as traditional German foods, sweets and beverages. Open November 27-December 20.
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Holiday Craft & Vendor Fair
Sparklers Cheer Team hosts a craft and vendor fair for unique holiday shopping. Avon, Tupperware, Scentsy, Tastefully Simple, Pampered Chef, Lia Sophia, Miche, Homemade Jewelry and Crafts, baked goods, split the pot raffle and items to be raffled off and much much more.
CITY:Oak Forest
Collectible Toy Show
Find all the old collectible toys that you can never find anymore! 9AM-2PM. November 8th & December 20th, start your Christmas shopping now!
CITY:Oak Forest
Sports Collectable Show
Sports Collectable Show. Sports cards, NASCAR, toys, comic books, collectable cards and other collectable items available for sale. Great selection!
CITY:Orland Park
Oh Ho Ho Holy Night
An original Christmas comedy musical, featuring songs from some of your favorite Christmas carols. F-Sa 7:30PM; Su 2PM.
CITY:Orland Park


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Avoiding inappropriate paediatric admission: facilitating General Practitioner referral to Community Children's Nursing Teams
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2 School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work, The University of Manchester, Manchester Academic Health Science Centre, Jean McFarlane Building, Oxford Road, Manchester, M13 9PL, UK
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Children's emergency admissions in England are increasing. Community Children's Nursing Teams (CCNTs) have developed services to manage acutely ill children at home to reduce demand for unscheduled care. Referral between General Practitioners (GPs) and CCNTs may reduce avoidable admissions and minimise the psychosocial and financial impact of hospitalisation on children, families and the NHS. However, facilitators of GP referral to CCNTs are not known. The aim of this study was to identify facilitators of GP referral to CCNTs.
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Potato Crust Quiche Recipe
- 4 cups coarsely shredded uncooked potatoes (about 4 large)
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1 egg, lightly beaten
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1-1/2 cups (6 ounces) shredded Colby cheese, divided
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1-1/2 cups cubed fully cooked ham
- 1-1/2 cups fresh broccoli florets
- 3 egg, lightly beaten
- 1 cup half-and-half cream
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Dash ground nutmeg
- Paprika
- In a large bowl, combine crust ingredients; press into a well-greased 10-in. deep-dish pie plate. Bake at 400° for 20 minutes.
- Remove from oven; reduce heat to 350°. Add 1 cup cheese, onion, ham and broccoli to crust. Whisk the eggs, cream, salt and nutmeg; pour over broccoli. Sprinkle with paprika.
- Bake for 35-40 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Sprinkle with remaining cheese. Let stand for 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 8 servings.
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The Senate convened for a period of morning business and thereafter resumed consideration of the motion to proceed to S 3637, the Transaction Account Guarantee (TAG) extension bill.
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I do agree with your analysis of the medium future, stevewbirk, and I think it is far from just a pumping job as someone judged.
I also do believe that bauxite remains a key raw material source but the business around it may change. With the presence of 3 billion tons of red muds worldwide, no doubt in close proximity to former or or present aluminum smelters, then those into the business of selling bauxite alone maybe in trouble soon. This could be why bauxite exporting countries like Guinea and Indonesia probably decided they would not be doing it any more - let those who want to extract their bauxite, also build alumina refineries in their countries. They saw the less obvious writing on the wall, IMHO.
With the Billions of red mud, Orbite's technology and Veolia, the scandium, alumina, iron ore and titanium businesses, IMHO, just got more interesting; Intex's new proclamations added into the play. Possibly scandium and titanium just got very abundant in the medium future term and now material scientists can go ahead and play more with them and bring into the world the great properties they impart to other metals. Iron ore and steel just got into more trouble, IMHO - as alumnium hecomes more use in vehciles and bridges, etc., even as titanium and scandium become more abundant.
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At what negative cost is your main product? (what is the net value of your by-products?). IMHO, depending on prevailing economic circumstances, the main product can become a by-product and one of the by-products becomes a main product.
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"Stop by in Datong on your way from Beijing to Xian" Top 5 Page for this destination Datong by tremendopunto
Datong Travel Guide: 62 reviews and 126 photos
Datong is certainly undervalued and most people pass by without knowing what they just missed!
It is right on the way between Beijing and Xian. By train it takes about 6 hours to get there from Beijing and it costs about 46 Yuan for Hard Seat. The train ticket to Xian was about 130 Yuan for Hard Sleeper.
The highlight are the Yungang Caves, a world heritage with more than 50.000 buddha statues (formerly more than 100.000!!!) from a few centimeters to more than 17 meters of height. The place was built in the days when China adopted the Buddhism from India. You can see the change from sharp cut faces with long noses and sari clothes of the oldest statues to round faces with short noses, Chinese clothes and typical eyes of the newest statues in these caves. It is very close to the city, about 20 minutes by bus.
Here is a short clip of my trip to the Caves
In the city center I also visited the Shanhua temple, which I enjoyed very much. It is also worth a short visit.
But there is much more to see:
When you get to Datong you have to see the Hanging Monastery(Xuankong Si) . I love it, but you need one day for a visit because it is about 70 km outside of Datong. But it´s awesome! Like a little bird nest hanging on the cliffs.
On the way back it started to snow heavily and there are difficult climbs and winding roads through the mountains - the minibus was overloaded with 22 , like always in China, instead of 10 people for which the bus was originally built. Some cars were already stuck or were in the ditches - but for Gods sake, our driver had some snow chains which saved the day!
Here is a short trailer of my visit to the Hanging Monastery with my friend Omed.
All these places are great, but Datong, the city itself has a big coal industry. Even though I could not find it in official statistics of air pollution, I am sure it is the winner. The whole city is black because of coal dust. So, the historical sights are fascinating, but as soon as you are done with that, leave the city!
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Can you tell me if it possible to see the Yungang Caves and the Hanging Monastery in 8 hours. I am going to be in Datong for 8 hours. I arrive 7AM and eturning train is at 4PM. What is CIT? Is it possible to hire a private car to do both sites? Thanks
Yeah...the China bug bit me long time ago LOL. I love your pages...I didn't know that the hanging monastery that interest me so much is in Datong. Thanks for sharing your China adventures!
wow these pics are amazing...
It is now 17 years since i have visited Daotng. Some thing don't change: the air pollution for example.
Ive always wanted to see the Hanging Temple from the first time I came to China (1998)..didnt make it then, and havent been since..one day one day...
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WHAT am I doing here? It all began at Cubley village fete. I love village fetes; so traditionally "English" and a great opportunity to catch up with friends and so harmless – or so I thought until I caught up with Rory and his wife Kate. Apparently they had both suggested with some considerable zeal that yours truly would write an "Agriculture" column for the Stunner.
Who needs enemies...
I am, for my sins, a fourth-generation farmer at this address, my grandfather's uncle Owen moving here in the 1880s.
His family had been at the same farm since the 1630s! Grandfather took over the tenancy in 1914. This year, we celebrate 100 years in direct line.
Rosemary and I have two children – our daughter Katrina in New Zealand and our son Simon living next door with his wife Alison and two boys Oliver and Edward.
Brilliant when we need help on the farm but equally brilliant when they need a babysitter.
Simon is very involved with the NFU and is determined to keep the farm in the family. With Oliver already proving himself very confident with sheep it looks like six generations is on the cards. We will see.
As I sit in the office writing this, I look over the field where this year's lamb crop are grazing and looking very uneasy – they have just been weaned and are voicing their disapproval of the situation – suffice to say, no-one in the village will need an alarm clock in the morning.
No doubt, 100 years ago my grandfather would have looked over a similar scene, as would my father in his turn, and, like me, would be already making decisions regarding the breeding of next year's lamb crop.
Farming is a tradition; we adopt new ideas as technology moves forward and consumer demand changes; it is a way of life; it is – to the surprise of many – a business, trying to make a profit.
It is also a balancing act: I sincerely believe that the majority of we yeoman farmers – and I use that term not in a derogatory manner, but as a term to identify those of us who have for generations worked with the land, and cared for that land because we were brought up to "live as if you'll die tomorrow, farm as if you'll live forever".
We wish to pass the farm on to succeeding generations in better condition than we took it on.
We care; it may be conscious, it may be sub-conscious but we care.
You have only to drive out of Ashbourne and look at the landscape-trees, hedges, stone walls, fields tended and looking smart.
And at the same time we produce food. In the 1970s, approximately 27% of average disposable income was spent on food. It fell to about 9% and has now risen to the dizzy heights of 13-14%. Food is cheap! It is available in quantity and we have choice. Appreciate that fact.
Working with the land and with Mother Nature we are also very much aware of our place in the order of things.
It teaches us respect – a value so sadly lacking in society today.
So when you sit down to your next meal, remember that it was produced by someone who enjoys his work, cares for his livestock and most important of all cares for the lovely countryside in which he works while keeping it attractive for us all to appreciate.


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The countdown is on — Julia Roberts plans to be pregnant by the new year!
"The Pretty Woman" star and her cameraman husband Danny Moder will start the in vitro fertilization process within the next month and hope to be expecting by early January, say sources close to the couple.
"They're shooting for another boy-girl set of twins just like Hazel and Phinnaeus," said a family friend. "And they want them as soon as possible."
According to the friend, Julia, who turns 39 on Oct. 28, and Danny, 37, will again use preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD), the controversial and costly procedure that can enable parents to influence the sex of their children.
"Julia turned to preimplantation genetic diagnosis (PGD) simply because it's been shown to reduce the risk of pregnancy loss in women who are older and who, like her, have had trouble conceiving in the past," continued the friend.
"It is a side benefit that could choose whether the baby is a boy or a girl."
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My husband has been having trouble with his Ram 1500. We've had it to the mechanic and he doesn't know what is wrong with it. My husband could be driving down the road and out of no where the engine dies. He tries to start it and it just won't 'catch'. If he waits 15-30 minutes, it will start up. I'm afraid that God forbid he is on the interstate and the engine dies again, that it won't be pretty. Can you give me any idea's what it might be. My husband thinks it may have something to do with the ignition or coil pack? Please advise. Thank you.
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My husband wasted money on replacing coil pack since mechanic couldn't find out what was wrong before. Well, needless to say, my stubborn husband is now stuck on the side of the road with the same issue! I will print this out and give it to him. Maybe that will work. But he also said that usually when you turn the ignition key, the gauges will move, even if the vehicle isn't started. But when he turns the key, there is nothing. Please help before this 1999 truck costs us a fortune in guess work! Thanks!
Because the gauges move isn't check ing fuel pressure, check the asd relay-auto shutdown relay underhood with a ike relay and it has to have th other stuff done that I had recommended as well. Make sure to check fuses underhood as well.
"a ike relay". What is this? I have passed on your information to my husband and he will talk to the mechanic in the morning. Thank you so much for your advise!
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A music business veteran and avid cook is gearing up to open a restaurant, and as a first step he's firing up a food truck — actually, a fully outfitted mobile restaurant kitchen in an Airstream trailer.
Songwriter/barbecue fanatic Chris Michaels is launching The Hot Rod Grille, subtitled "a BBQ Joint With a Hot Rod Vibe," in the little retail building at 611 Wedgewood Ave. that once housed the original location of Judge Bean's. The Grillstream, as Michaels calls the silvery zeppelin of a food truck, will be deployed first, probably by the end of April.
The truck will serve up fare while Michaels and his business partner, entrepreneur Lance Salsgiver, work to clean and renovate the bricks-and-mortar space, which has been empty for a while. That opening won't happen for a couple months.
Michaels said his menu will focus on barbecue — both pulled pork and beef brisket, coated in a dry rub and smoked over hickory or applewood — along with grilled entrees. Eventually, Michaels hopes to start offering exotic game like elk, venison and bison steaks. It's an unusual twist made possible by his connections to an exotic game farm in Michigan.
Michaels is a founder of the Music City Chili Cook-Off, so he will also serve up his best bowl of the spicy stuff.
Though he's spent 18 years in the music business in Nashville, Michaels said he always kept his hand in the food side, catering video shoots and cooking for friends' big events. (And putting on the aforementioned chili fest.)
Though he was born in Tennessee, Michaels grew up in Colorado and has spent a lot of time in the Southwest, and he said that's a big influence on his cooking. He's made a hobby of collecting different chilies and spices, which he uses to perfect his own spice blends and dry rubs.
"I'm not trying to invent the wheel, just turn it around some," he joked.
His mom will contribute pies under the name Mother Tucker's. "Her peanut butter pie is the end-all and be-all of all things peanut butter," Michaels said. He employed a little more humorous bragging when describing his signature sides, including a grilled okra dish and a mac-and-cheese that will make people "fistfight for the last bite."
Michaels cited another of his obsessions, hot rods and classic motorcycles, and said he plans to invoke that kind of vintage vibe in the restaurant. His Airstream, which he also calls "a giant polished Twinkie" is decorated with a fierce face like the nose of a World War II-era P-51 fighter plane.
The truck will not be confined to the streets of Nashville. Michaels said he's volunteered for a while with the culinary charity Taste of the NFL, and he's already gotten an invitation to cook at next year's Super Bowl in New Orleans.
For updates, check out Hot Rod Grille on Facebook.
In last week's City Paper, Walker Duncan looked at the renaissance of local distilleries in Tennessee, which was made possible when state liquor laws were simplified a few years back. (I wouldn't exactly say "eased" because the legalities remain very convoluted, as he reported.)
It's similar to the way city regulations have been modified to allow small craft breweries, called microbreweries, to operate in Nashville.
A new bill is working its way through Metro government that might clear the way for even smaller beer producers, called nanobreweries.
The ordinance would add another zoning category in which microbreweries would be permitted: IWD (Industrial Warehousing/Distribution). This would give small brewers access to a broader spectrum of real estate than they currently have.
Potentially, this could make launching a brewery more affordable and allow nanobrewing, or operations that produce as little as 10 gallons at a time. At least one small local brewer has said he might be able to start up under the ordinance. We'll follow the progress of the bill and report back.
Back in January Nashville Post reported that the owners of the popular Melrose Pub in the Melrose neighborhood had announced they'd be spinning off a second location on Charlotte Avenue (something our real estate sleuth J.R. Lind had sussed out a year ago). But the team offered few details, not even the name.
Now we know what they were waiting for. Last week owner Austin Ray proclaimed a new name for the original pub and the whole concept: M.L. Rose Craft Beer & Burgers. The new name is less neighborhood-specific while emphasizing two key angles of the business: craft beer and burgers.
The former Lavender Motors site at 4408 Charlotte Ave. is being gutted to create a pub that will be similar to its Franklin Road progenitor, with "a laid-back neighborhood vibe, plenty of televisions, a large patio space and the same delicious menu," according to the announcement.
The release also hinted that additional M.L. Rose pubs are being planned.


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Hart Pondering Early Decision
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Spring Valley�s All-American offensive lineman Leon Hart (6�4, 290, 5.1) had a great showing during the Shrine Bowl week. He plays with good aggression and uses his brute strength to dominate opposing defensive lineman. Hart spoke about his experience at the Shrine Bowl and the latest in his recruiting.
�It was a real good experience,� he said. �I hung out with Rashaad Jackson, Dorrel Scott, and James Thompson. I could see myself playing with them because we practiced together for a week and things went real good. We didn�t spend a lot of time talking about going to the same schools.�
Hart no longer claims the �silent leader� and is wanting to remaining open to all the teams in his top five.
�I wouldn't say I have one school that leads, but I have three schools that I am looking at the hardest, but I still don't want to say who they are right now.�
Hart has already visited Ohio St., and he has visits set up with Georgia on January 9, Auburn on January 16, South Carolina on 23, and Virginia on January 30.
"I plan to take all of my visits, but if I know where I am going to play then I will go ahead and commit,� he said. �After looking at the academics and where the program is headed, I will see how I fit in with the players and coaches on my official visits.�
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is it public knowledge in the SW universe that Darth Vader == Anakin Skywalker? Did anyone beyond Obi-Wan and Yoda know and survive?
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Asian Working Women and Agency: Their Voices
Caspersz, Donella, The Economic and Labour Relations Review : ELRR
'It is close to 7pm and as the sun sets on another ordinary day Shanti and her colleagues prepare to close down their machines to complete the day's work. But they will not be going home. They will not be paid for the entire day's work. They have already punched their time cards at 5pm. They will eat their evening meal, provided by the employer who will in turn deduct the food cost from their salaries. They will take a scrap piece of fabric lying on the floor and find a small space between machines to lie down and sleep until 6am when they rise and start work again. At the end of the month Shanti will receive her salary, in cash, with no pay receipt. She will not know her rate per hour or per day' (Brehaut 2001).
Shanti is a woman garment worker living in Batticoloa, a war zone in the northeast of Sri Lanka. The SIGTUR women's forum heard many stories similar to Shanti's. From these, some common themes emerged including increasing rates of casualisation of female workers, and trends such as home-working, outsourcing and sub-contracting within women's employment patterns. In summary, the stories of SIGTUR women confirm what the literature has identified as a key element in the neo-liberal labour management model: labour flexibility. By prioritising market interests over social claims, the use of labour flexibility matches working lives to market demands so as to maximize profitability by minimizing production costs associated with labour. Casualisation, restructuring and working conditions such as those of Shanti's depict labour market flexibility strategies. While confirming that the status of SIGTUR women's labour matched the concept of labour flexibility, women delegates also told stories about increased frequency of sexual harassment at workplaces and a trend particularly by workers from rural areas towards sex trafficking because of lack of traditional employment opportunities as a result of neo-liberal restructuring. Compounding this scenario was confirmation that women were still being paid lower wage rates than males, and working under sub-standard occupational health, safety and welfare standards. In summary, not only has neo-liberalism restructured working lives to match market demands; little heed is paid to the social fallout arising from these policies. As has always been the case, women more often than not bear the brunt of this fallout.
However, while verifying this picture, SIGTUR delegates simultaneously recounted stories of actions that they and their unions had taken to assist women members manage some of these negative effects of neoliberalism. One aim of this paper is to recount these stories and thus confirm that the possibilities for worker agency exist, even given the restrictions of neo-liberalism on workers' lives. Nonetheless, while highlighting these possibilities, these stories simultaneously confirm that there are a number of obstacles facing Asian women workers in staging agency. The first section of this paper begins by describing the employment context of Asian women workers before describing the obstacles in organising women workers associated with this context. Amongst these is the serious issue of how patriarchy within unions themselves impedes organising Asian women workers. The second part of the paper thus goes on to relate how some SIGTUR members have circumvented these obstacles and organised women workers. This includes strategies to ad dress the question of patriarchy in trade union structures. Again, while highlighting the existence of possibilities to effectively redress obstacles in organising women workers, these stories also confirm that trade unions and even SIGTUR will have to seriously consider their modus operandi if they are to effectively increase women's participation in trade unions.
Employment Context of SIGTUR Women
With the exception of Australia and New Zealand, SIGTUR member countries have all pursued an export-oriented model of industrial (EOI) development post 1945. …


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I just read an article in the March 2004 issue of Harper's Magazine by Francine Prose titled, "Voting Deomcracy Off The Island: Reality TV and the Republican Ethos." It's a rather long, impassioned exploration of the messages and influence of reality tv programs that I found quite disturbing, especially given the popularity, growth, and perceived innocuousness of such programs. She notes incentives for deceit and dishonesty; institutionalized deceit on the part of producers; cruelty and humor at the expense of others; "morality as an albatross or obstacle" to success; that "every human being can and will do anything for... Read more »
STQ: Temples & World Peace
My Seminary class has just started studying the Book of Isaiah. Chapter 2:2-4 contains the oft-quoted verses: And it shall come to pass in the last days, that the mountain of the LORD?s house shall be established in the top of the mountains, and shall be exalted above the hills; and all nations shall flow unto it. And many people shall go and say, Come ye, and let us go up to the mountain of the LORD, to the house of the God of Jacob; and he will teach us of his ways, and we will walk in his... Read more »
Enhancing Nature
At first blush, this may not seem like a serious entry, but it is. (Well, mostly serious anyway.) The other night, I was watching television just before midnight. I don't remember the program for sure, but since I have a limited palate, it must have been Law & Order, Monk, or a college baskeball game. In other words, nothing that would have signalled to me that I should be especially cautious about the commercials. Suddenly, I was assaulted by a commercial featuring a woman talking about "that special part of a man's body." I could not believe what I... Read more »
A Mormon Image: Elijah Abel
Elijah Abel is generally thought to be the first black Mormon. (Click on the picture to the right for a larger image.) He was most likely born into slavery and escaped to Canada via the Underground Railroad. In 1832 he was baptized by Ezekial Roberts. In 1836 he was ordained an elder, most likely by Joseph Smith. He was later ordained a Seventy and during the course of his life he served at least three proselyting missions. He came west with the Saints, settling in Salt Lake City, where he worked on the Salt Lake Temple as a carpenter,... Read more »
If you happen to be in California this weekend . . .
The Miller-Eccles Group has a speaker coming that sounds quite interesting. March 13, 2004 Speaker: Prof. Karen Torjeson Subject: LDS and their place in the Mosaic of Early Christian Belief-and-Why Claremont Graduate University Wants to Establish a Chair of Mormon Studies Time: 7:30 p.m. You will enjoy a riveting a stimulating presentation on comparisons and contrasts of Latter-day Saint doctrine and teachings with early Christianity, particularly with respect to the Godhead and Christology; the place of Mormonism in the mosaic of Christian belief and practices; Claremont Graduate University's relationship to the Dead Sea Scrolls (and any connection to BYU's... Read more »
A Mormon Image: PETA Goes After the Mormons
Vegetarians seems to be making a serious bid for Mormon converts. Check out this story and this bill board: I can only assume that they have been reading T&S. For extended commentary, including links to the Church PR Deptartment's reaction go to A Soft Answer. Read more »
The Political Limits of Agency
Mormons frequently invoke the idea of "agency" (whatever that means) in political discussions. We generally invoke it in liberal ways, as a justification for not regulating some for of behavior. What I want to question is this easy link between "agency" and liberalism. In the formulation given by John Stuart Mill, liberalism invokes freedom as a reason to abstain from regulating self-regarding activity. I think that when Mormons invoke the idea of "agency" to make liberal arguments they generally do so in some sort of a vaguely Millian way. However, given the theological uses to which the concept of... Read more »
Committees and Technology
We're all aware of church committee meetings, the bane of our existence. (The oft-recycled joke is that the "Fourteenth Article of Faith" goes something like "We believe in meetings, correlation, committees, sub-committees, . . ."). In a recent thread, Steve Evans comments: My suggestion: embrace technology — the e-committee is the future of the Church. Is the e-committee — having meetings through chat, e-mail or IM — a good idea? I can think of reasons that it might not work well –the digital divides between rich and poor and between young and old; lack of knowledge of computers; potential... Read more »
The Progression and Perfection of God
I've been thinking recently about how to reconcile the two ideas of the perfection of God and the principle of eternal progression. We read that God is perfect; and therefore we may think that he has reached some end point or finish line in his progression. At the same time, we read that as God is now, man may become, and we are told that our exaltation will involve eternal progression; these two ideas, read together, suggest that God continues to progress. (Query: Does this refer to the Father? The Son? Both? Since we believe that the God we... Read more »
Babies in the Temple
When my wife was still about 8 months pregnant, she stopped by the ______ Temple (location deleted to protect the innocent) to inquire about any guidelines they had regarding attendance while pregnant. (Like how the airlines won't let you fly, etc.) The matron looked at her with great concern and said, "You're not planning on having the baby here, are you? Because we'd strongly discourage that." We were rather stunned, both at the idea and that someone felt the situation warranted mentioning it at all. Read more »
Dealing with the day-to-day
Jedd asked whether some of our blogging couldn't focus on more day-to-day challenges. I'm sympathetic to his request. It made me think of my own experience, a time when I could have used advice. Read more »
Sunday School Lesson 11
Lesson 11: 2 Nephi 31-33 Chapter 31 Verse 2: What does the word "doctrine" mean? Why is what Nephi and Jacob have written sufficient? Sufficient for what? The phrase, "the doctrine of Christ" can be understood to mean "the doctrine that comes from Christ" or "the doctrine about Christ." Which meaning do you think Nephi intends? Read more »
Discussing the Gospel
Over the course of the past four months, several people on this blog have mentioned that they appreciate the opportunity provided by T&S to discuss the Gospel in depth. Does this strike anyone else as odd? Read more »
Losing a Child
On March 5, 1987, my son Neill Earl Smith was born. Three months later, he died of pneumonia. He was a victim of a rare neurological disorder known as Werdnig-Hoffman Syndrome. He would be 17 years old now. My wife and I have had five other children, but I still miss him. Read more »
A Nepotistic Link
My brother (who is normally a sportswriter) has this article in today's Deseret News, dealing with Mormon tours of Central America. Noel Reynolds, Stephen Houston, and Brian Birch weigh in. I'll have to tell him that Sorenson's book is "An Ancient *American* Setting . . ." Read more »
T&S = Instructor's Manual
I just returned from a conference in Oregon, and found an email from a T&S regular, who related a story about her husband using one of our discussions to teach a Seminary class. I have done the same thing (several times), and I was wondering whether anyone else has had a similar experience. Do you ever use the insights gained here in teaching? Read more »
Mormon Baby Names
Is this an archetypal thing for a new father to be doing on a Saturday night, sneaking a post while/whenever the kid is asleep? We just went through a nerve-wracking and overly self-conscious process to coming up with 1) lists of baby names, 2) baby naming approaches, and 3) ways to avoid blundering into some naming meta-trend we weren't aware of. Ultimately, we named our daughter Ada Catherine, inspired by my wife's great great-grandmother, Ada Philena. Of course, both double names and great grandmother-era names are both trends in themselves. So, is it a particularly Mormon trend? What is/are... Read more »
Thanks Linda, and Welcome Greg
Linda Hoffman Kimball's illustrious run as a guest-blogger ended yesterday, and I'm sure everyone here joins me in thanking her for the great posts. Hopefully we'll hear from you again soon, Linda! Our newest guest blogger, Greg Allen, joins us today. I was a fan of Greg's critically-acclaimed blog for a while before I came across a post that outed him as someone who could contribute to our discussion here. Here's a bit of a bio: Read more »
State v. Bell and Changes to Marriage
Bob Herbert's New York Times column cites to an 1872 Tennessee case that upheld a law prohibiting interracial marriage. See State v. Bell, 66 Tenn. 9. The Tennessee Court wrote that: Extending the rule to the width asked for by the defendant, and we might have in Tennessee the father living with his daughter, the son with the mother, the brother with the sister, in lawful wedlock, because they had formed such relations in a State or country where they were not prohibited. The Turk or Mohammedan, with his numerous wives, may establish his harem at the doors of... Read more »
Righteous or Wicked?
I once asked a sage I know, "Do Mormons believe the nature of man is good or evil?" He answered, "Yes." How wonderful, how zenny, how true. Read more »
More on the Passion
Greg Easterbrook has a great comparison of Gibson's Passion with Frano Zepherelli's Jesus of Nazareth. I am a huge Zepherelli fan and I quite liked Jesus of Nazareth, although I haven't seen The Passion. Easterbrook's conclusion is that the Zepherelli's is a better movie because it has more narrative and characterization and sticks more closely to the Gospels. Easterbrook writes,"The Christ story is among the most compelling ever told, yet directors can't resist adding invented characters who are unnecessary." The same can be said of the Church's recent film Testaments, which is supposedly about the Book of Mormon, but... Read more »
Favorite Colmunist(s)
It's completely off-topic, but I saw Greg's comment about Maureen Dowd, and thought that it might be fun to start a discussion of our favorite, and / or least favorite, columnists. Read more »
Shameless Self-Promotion
For those who are interested, I have started a new blog called Tutissima Cassis. The idea is that I will blog on law and politics over there, and religion over here. Enjoy! Read more »
Sunday School Lesson 10
Thanks for your patience with me. I should have posted this days ago, but this has been one of those lives. Lesson 10: 2 Nephi 26-30 These questions will concentrate on 2 Nephi 26:20-31, 27:24-30, 28:11-15, and 28:19-24. Read more »
High School
Driving my daughter to Seminary and then to high school this morning, I learned an amazing amount about the social structure of Middleton High School. According to my daughter, the most despised group is the "Populars." This is ironic because, as you may know if you have teenagers, the Populars aren't … they just act like they are. The "Semi-Populars" (at this point, I am already beginning to think that she is making this up as we go) are really the most popular. These are kids who don't act popular, but are really decent people, usually with a good... Read more »
A Smoot Book
Kathleen Flake of Vanderbilt divinity school has just published what looks like a very interesting book with UNC press. She traces out the history of the Reed Smoot hearings, arguing that they were a pivotal event in defining the role of religion in American public life. Reed Smoot was an monogamist Apostle who was elected to the Senate at the turn of the 20th century. At the time, many Mormons continued to be polygamists from pre-Manifesto plural marriages. In addition, there had been a large number of secret, post-Manifesto plural marriages. These marriages, along with accusations that the Church... Read more »
Great Sermons
In our casting about essential Mormon texts and our questing for Mormon literary achievement, I think that we frequently foget on of the great Mormon mediums and one that we have produced in huge quanties, with occasional examples of great quality. I am talking about sermons. Read more »
Lying to Our Children
When I arrived home from work yesterday, my wife calmly informed me that she had just lied to our son. Sullivan, our oldest, has many quirky preferences (like a lot of other children, I believe) and he can be quite stubborn (gee, I wonder who he inherits that from?). One of his quirky preferences is that his sandwiches be made with grape jelly, not any other flavor, and especially not strawberry. I consider this preference to be quirky because Sullivan can't really tell the difference once the sandwich is made. Yesterday we had a household crisis — we were... Read more »


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Research Topics
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Country: Norway
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- The courage to change: patient perceptions of 12-Step fellowshipsJohn Kåre Vederhus
Addiction Unit, Sørlandet Hospital HF, Kristiansand, Norway
BMC Health Serv Res 11:339. 2011..This study investigated the relationship between patient perceptions of TSGs and the intent to participate in TSGs after receiving detoxification treatment...
- Attitudes towards 12-step groups and referral practices in a 12-step naive treatment culture; a survey of addiction professionals in NorwayJohn Kåre Vederhus
Addiction Unit, Sørlandet Hospital, Kristiansand, Norway
BMC Health Serv Res 9:147. 2009..This study describes clinicians' attitudes and referral practices to TSGs in Norway where health authorities seek to promote self-help participation, but where the treatment culture is unfamiliar with 12-step fellowships...
- Obstacles to 12-step group participation as seen by addiction professionals: comparing Norway to the United StatesJohn Kåre Vederhus
Addiction Unit, Sørlandet Hospital HF, Kristiansand, Norway
J Subst Abuse Treat 39:210-7. 2010..S. providers (n = 100) did not. Treatment providers unfamiliar with the 12-step philosophy need to be better informed of TSGs' "higher power" concept to educate patients and maximize the utilization of TSGs...
- Motivational intervention to enhance post-detoxification 12-Step group affiliation: a randomized controlled trialJohn Kåre Vederhus
Addiction Unit, Sørlandet Hospital HF, Kristiansand, Norway
Addiction 109:766-73. 2014..To compare a motivational intervention (MI) focused on increasing involvement in 12-Step groups (TSGs; e.g. Alcoholics Anonymous) versus brief advice (BA) to attend TSGs...
- Quality of life improved following in-patient substance use disorder treatmentAdrian R Pasareanu
Addiction Unit, Sørlandet Hospital HF, PO Box 416, 4604, Kristiansand, Norway
Health Qual Life Outcomes 13:231. 2015..This study aimed to describe QoL among in-patients admitted either voluntarily or compulsorily to hospitalization and to examine patterns and predictors of QoL at admission and at 6 months post treatment...
- Treatment of polydrug-using opiate dependents during withdrawal: towards a standardisation of treatmentØistein Kristensen
Addiction Unit, Sørlandet Hospital, Kristiansand, Norway
BMC Psychiatry 6:54. 2006....


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Plymouth freshman volleyball coach Lindsay Jewett (left) and her fiance, U.S. Marine Sean Downham.
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When Plymouth and Canton square off in any sport, at any level, the competition often is fierce.
Yet the Wildcats and Chiefs can be allies who band together for a worthwhile cause, and that's the case with Wednesday's "Volleyball Battle for the Troops" at Plymouth High School.
On what will be the 12th anniversary of 9/11, the freshman, junior varsity and varsity teams from both high schools will play their regularly scheduled contests. ...


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[1]Wanco Inc. has released its new generation of WECO Arrowboards, the environmentally friendly version of its popular Traffic Director Arrowboards. The new W/ECO Arrowboards employ a unique power system that uses fewer and smaller batteries without sacrificing performance.
The product line's "green" quality is based in part on its batteries, which contain 80 percent less lead, when compared to traditional arrowboards, and which are fully sealed so they will not leak or spill. No maintenance is required, resulting in longer battery life. With a decrease in power consumption, the batteries take less time charge (five to six hours instead of 24), which not only saves energy but also results in less downtime.
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