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Video of an 11-year-old girl apparently from Yemen making an impassioned and articulate online plea to her parents to stop pressuring her into an arranged marriage is gaining international attention. In the video posted earlier this month on YouTube that has now been translated from Arabic by the Middle East Media Research Institute (MEMRI), the beautiful, brown-eyed Nada Al-Ahdal blasts her parents whom she calls "criminal" and says she would rather die than be married off and throw her life away at such a young age.
TheBlaze cannot verify the authenticity of the girl's story, but since MEMRI posted the translation of her video on Sunday, it has been viewed more than two million times. In the video, she says she ran away to live with an uncle to flee her parents' matrimonial plans for her. "I filed a complaint with the police against my mother. I told them that I am only 11 years old and she wants to marry me off," the girl says while riding in a vehicle along with a companion filming most likely on a smartphone. "I would have had no life, no education. Don't they have any compassion? What kind of upbringing did they get?" she asks. "I'm better off dead. I'd rather die. I'd rather live with my uncle than with these people. They threatened to kill me if I went to my uncle. What kind of people threaten their children like that?" Nada asks. "Would it make you happy to marry me off against my will? Go ahead and marry me off. I'll kill myself, just like that. I won't go back to live with them. I won't. They have killed our dreams. They have killed everything inside us. There's nothing left. This is no upbringing. This is criminal, simply criminal," she adds.


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Almost every store shopping center, I witnessed the same spectacle: the children were taken from the shelf toys and sweets, and parents say "No!" And put all back.It looks like a silly dog training, with the frequent addition of "can not" or "do not have to take."
I put my daughter on the child seat in the truck.She was sitting, put his feet in the hole, and it was very easy to miss from the shelves of different products, and fold them in our truck.I pulled it from the truck and let her be like walking and she immediately grabbed some bank with one of the shelves.Then I tried to pick her up, but she wriggled zealously and completely given to me, capricious and demanding release .
The store was eighteen funds, but because of all the work only two.In each of the working people of all banks was ten.Before us in the queue was a woman who chose expired milk and began to express their dissatisfaction with the cashier - I realized that we are idle pace for a long time.
When we eventually paid off for all the things that you have chosen, I came up with the following idea: reason only at the box office notice how much to buy absolutely useless, unnecessary things.All your purchases are packed in bags, even if you take only one candy bar.From the outside it looks even absurd.But the most important result of our joint trip to the store with her daughter was that, at first, I was able to choose products without leaving a child alone: it has always been under my care.And, secondly, in the oncoming store, my daughter fell asleep at home instantly and evening I was absolutely free.So in every situation need to look for the positive.

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I'm here at the Sprott-Stansberry Natural Resource Symposium in Vancouver, Canada.
And what a day so far!
Robert Friedman, Founder of Ivanhoe Mines [TXV:IVN] delivered an outstanding presentation. I saw the legendary resources veteran present last year in Melbourne. And he never ceases to amaze! Indeed, he's one of the best salesmen I've ever seen.
Rick Rule, Chairman of Sprott US Holdings, interviewed him. Rick has over 35 years' experience in the resources game — another living legend in the business. And it was nice to hear that he's bullish on the same resource sectors that I believe offer the greatest potential over the next couple of years.
If you've been following me in Money Morning though, you probably know that right now I'm extremely bearish on most resources. But while I'm bearish resources, I see immense value!
So when Rick Rule says that he 'loves a horrible resources market', I understand why…
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To understand for yourself, check out this chart. It shows the performance of the junior gold mining sector against the US S&P 500. And that performance is shockingly bad. While the US S&P 500 is up nearly 70% from 2012, junior gold stocks are down nearly 90%!
I got this chart from Steve Sjuggerud, Editor of True Wealth at Stansberry Research.
As I watched Steve present my jaw dropped. You'd think he's got a working crystal ball. Not only did he tell his readers to start buying stocks at the GFC low in 2009, he got them into real estate in 2011, and biotechs in 2014 — before the bull market. He ended up making his readers 800% on the biotech trade.
But what's even more extraordinary was that he cashed out of the Chinese stock market recently. He bought at the bottom last year, when the mainstream was complaining about Chinese ghost cities and over-leverage, and he just sold for a net gain of 86%.
As you can see, the best strategy is to ignore the mainstream. Instead, become a contrarian. Or else you'll just be part of the 99% that lose money.
Talking about contrarians, Steve's now turning his attention to gold stocks. Given his track record, this is a good signal…
Now, before I go on, if you don't know already, I'm extremely bearish on gold stocks. And Steve does agree with me. While his attention is on the gold sector, he's not buying…yet.
He's not even trying to pick the bottom. This is because Steve is a conservative value investor. For this reason, he wants to buy once the uptrend resumes.
I, on the other hand, am looking to identify the bottom using technical and fundamental analysis. The bottom normally comes when everyone is extremely, and overly, bearish. And we aren't there yet. This is why, for the past 18 months, even when gold was as high as US$1,350 per ounce, I've been warning that we'll see it fall to US$931 per ounce.
But either way I'll start recommending gold stocks soon — even if it goes below my target, which is looking more likely.
It takes courage to buy when everyone else is selling, but sometimes it just makes sense to buy what everyone else hates.
Rick Rule — these are the times when you make the big dollars
Rick Rule has a strong opinion on this. He says that 'during a resources bull market, everyone wishes they knew exploration companies when they made the discovery drill hole. But in a bear market, like we're in today, no one…absolutely no one…wants to hear about these companies. And this is the best time to buy — one to one and a half years in front of everyone else.'
And that's exactly what I'm doing. And have been doing for Resource Speculator readers. I've been preparing them this year for next year, when I believe we'll see the resumption of the resources bull market. I've even pinpointed where I believe the bottom will be for my subscribers.
As such, I suggest getting your positions ready today. If you pick the best stocks in the best sectors, you'll set yourself up to make the big bucks. And if you want to know the best sectors, click here.
I'll be back with more news from the conference tomorrow.
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Yet, there is some validity in this phrase for most of us. Truly, we rarely know what others, even those we love, are carrying as their "story". Unfortunately, family and life-experiences can color our worlds in a way quite opposite to "wearing rose colored glasses". From my perspective, when we get enmeshed in our story/stories we stop questioning, listening, and seeing our choices ... thinking: Things are "set in stone." "Things will never change." "He/she is incapable of providing what I need, so why should I even ask?" "I have to suck it up." etc., etc., etc.
Sometimes we aren't even aware of the story carrying us along, like a riptide. A riptide is a strong current that runs in a narrow band perpendicular to the shore. It is a rare occurrence, but it can be deadly. If people are stuck in the riptide, they can be carried off to sea. If they fight the riptide, they will most often fatigue before reaching shore, lose the struggle and drown. One can, however, escape a riptide, by swimming parallel to the shore ... escaping out the side of the tidal pull.
Living in our stories can be equally as fatiguing and can drown us in sorrow. Escaping our story can be as easy as stepping out of the story ... the secret lies in taking the time to recognize and heal the pain beneath the story ... "the root".
For much of my childhood and early adulthood, I was stuck in a story. That story was that my dad was an alcoholic. Understand that that was not a topic of conversation, that was my judgment. Dad was a self-employed architect. He was talented and hard working. He would also start drinking before Noon. Although he provided fully for me, my mom-by-marriage (Jean) and my brothers, his drinking seemed to be the center of my focus when we were together. Even though I didn't want this to be true ... I wished I could just enjoy his company as his friends and even other relatives did. After all, he was a wonderful man. I NEVER heard him speak badly of any other person in my entire life. Yet when we were together, I would be monitoring how much he was drinking, how he was acting, etc. Sure I saw his intelligence, ingenuity, fun, love of nature, etc. ... but my eagle vision was narrowly focused on the drinking. It certainly clouded our relationship.
Fast forward to Kristi at age 36. My husband and I had a two year old and a six month old. As was true for most years 15 years I had lived in Maine (I was born and raised in RI), Dad and Jean would come visit me on or around my birthday. During the visit when I turned 36, Dad wasn't feeling well. He had some chest congestion and, consequently was not drinking scotch during the visit, electing to drink water instead.
We had the most amazing visit together. We played on the floor with the children. I took him to my office and showed him some of the graphics work I was doing. He told me how proud he was of me. I cannot tell you the number of deeply touching moments we had on that visit ... connecting as we had when I was a mere child. As my folks left, I hugged and kissed them both and told them how much I loved them, getting the same in return.
A couple of hours after they had left, I said to my husband "Well, that was an amazing visit. I am so grateful that Dad wasn't drinking, and I could just relax and enjoy him."
"What do you mean he wasn't drinking?" Joe said.
"I mean that because he wasn't feeling well, Dad wasn't drinking alcohol."
"Actually," Joe said "he was drinking straight vodka, He thought the vodka would be more effective than scotch in 'breaking up the mucus' he was feeling in his chest"
I was astonished. Yet, this new information didn't diminish the memory of what we had shared. At that moment, I didn't truly see what had happened (how his choice of vodka over scotch had been my temporary lifeguard, pulling me out of my riptide) and what a gift this had been for both of us.
Later that week, I received a heart-breaking call that my dad had just passed away of a massive heart attack. He had died quietly, working at his drafting table in his own home ... something he had wished for aloud as his dream way to pass.
Almost immediately I realized what a Divine gift that last visit had been ... and I thanked God then and have done so many times since. What struck me most deeply is that my dad wasn't any different on that visit. He was still drinking. I was the one who had shifted ... my focus, my perception. I was open, accepting and living in the moment, possibly for the first time in years!
So, where had this story come from? Why the vigilance/monitoring/inability to relax? First, let me say that I was devastated as were the other members of my family. We had no preparation for this loss. I felt the physical loss of my dad very deeply; I was much less spiritually aware then, not recognizing my eternal heart-based connection with my dad. But as I grieved in the days following my dad's passing, the story that had clouded our relationship for so many years came more clearly into view. I saw the root.
When I was about 9, my dad moved into our finished basement. I remember eating dinner with him many nights (we seemed to have a shared taste for Campbell's canned chili). Then one day ... seemingly out of nowhere for me .. he was moving out of the house. Perhaps an adult thinks that moving into the basement is warning for a child that one foot is out the door, but for me it wasn't. Also, "back in the day" not too many people were divorcing. I can remember asking him where he was going. He merely said "I have to leave", comforting me as best he could, and promising me I'd see him on weekends ... something he was faithful about. But I was crushed!
This "abandoned" child-self, still inside, was running the show ... she was on alert every time we were together. She was at the heart the story. She was afraid of losing her daddy again. She felt she had barely survived the first separation, how could she physically "lose" him. I also recognized there was part of my mom's story ("he drinks too much") that I had adopted as my own. I now see an additional "chapter" in my story with my dad ... that child self who had been told to "never do that [healing] again" in order to protect her. Perhaps this part of me recognized my dad held a key to a huge part of me I had consciously forgotten existed!
The story was easy to escape when all of the wounded aspects of me thought Dad wasn't drinking. What a shame that so many moments spent together had been ruled by this unconscious fear of losing my daddy. Although painful, losing my dad as a 36-year-old with a husband and two children was not nearly as devastating as the child-self imagined/remembered. Her perception was warped, yet it had nonetheless powerfully clouded my vision, perceptions and living. Fears lie to us like that too ... if/when that which we fear actually befalls us, we typically realize how strong we actually are!
What if we aren't gifted with a lifeline that pulls us out one or the other side of the story ... out of the riptide? How can we dare to even hope that we can escape? The escape route is Conscious Awareness ... realizing we have a choice of whether or not to stay in a story or to swim parallel to the shore and release that which no longer serves us. Remember, even you think the story is fantastic (e.g., you become rich and famous) getting stuck in that story can also pull you away from your SELF and start to define/run your life unless you are conscious of that pull.
Invite curiosity into your life. Take a look ... really look ... at where you are putting your attention in the relationships that are most dear to you. What are the things that trigger you? Take the time to look for and question the stories that are running you. Ask yourself, is there a part of me that's hurt/wounded and being somewhat irrational in my perception of the situation? Am I living in the moment or living some past-tense script? Is there an easy way for me to shift that perception? Is there a part of me that needs to heal? Can I do that on my own, or should I get support from someone else?
When we take the time to ask ourselves why something is bothering us, we have also taken the first step in claiming our own power and mastery. When we notice our stories and ask ourselves from whence they came, we can sit with that answer. Then we can dive deeper still. Why do we feel this way? The goal is to keep asking these questions until we find the root of the story. Maybe it isn't even OUR story. Perhaps it's one we inherited! With this knowledge and inner understanding, we can then choose whether or not we still want to live in and/or own the story. Your power of choice is in this moment right now ... THE PRESENT.
Helping others escape their story and/or see around their blind spots is at the heart of the work that I am doing. I provide lifelines ... the escape route and then let the client swim himself or herself to safety. It's about clarity, empowerment, and connecting with one's higher joy! Asking for help may truly be the hardest part of the healing process. Yet, please understand that whoever told you you need to "suck it up", "no one will ever love you/help you/want you", "you have to fend for yourself", etc, etc., etc, was surely stuck in their own riptide of pain and just pushed some of that pain, consciously or unconsciously, onto you. And they were wrong. I love you. I see you. I want to help you. I see you as powerful enough to choose whether or not you want to stay living in that story!
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Marc Ooms (facebook) and several other investors are confirming the future of the corporation with sustainability in the long-term. Shareholders like him are endeavouring to enhance the communities they work closely with as they continue to build the establishment. Social commitment and long-term sustainability are most fundamental to the group's plans. By interacting closely with local cultivators, The Fruit Farm Group and Marc Ooms aim to boost neighbourhoods.
Via Greenyard Foods, Marc Ooms is involved with an establishment that has a customer base that incorporates many of the most prominent supermarket chains and retailers in the world. The business has broadened to a substantial size, with somewhere around 8,200 professionals covering 26 unique countries. These days, the establishment is a worldwide specialist in fresh and prepared fruit and vegetables, an area of which he has vivid recollections. Marc Ooms became more involved back in 2011 by becoming a focused and accomplished Member of the Board.
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Some time ago, he became among the first to become engaged with research which examined the performance of the stock market in Brussels. Observing a business in full functionality from a truly young age would probably have impacted Marc Ooms's outlook. Later, he made General Partner at what was among the chief private brokers in all of the country at the time. Marc Ooms stayed heavily connected with one of Belgium's most highly-respected private banking businesses up until his retirement back in 2011.
Above his official education, Marc Ooms has found out an awful lot from functional, real-life experiences. As a first step into the sphere of higher education, he joined Heilig-Hartcollege in Ganshoren, Brussels. Marc Ooms studied towards his degree at the VLEKHO Business School from 1970 to 1974.
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Such was the case yesterday, when Arlesey Town, from Bedfordshire, achieved something of an upset by battling their way to a 2-1 win over Oxford City. Before the game the supporters of both sides, many in family groups, mingled peacefully on Wembley Way, pausing for photographs and savouring the atmosphere.
Both teams were making their Wembley debuts at the end of successful league seasons: Arlesey have won the Minerva South Midlands League while Oxford City have secured their second successive promotion in the Diadora League, from the Second to the First Division, after moving up from the South Midlands two years ago.
It is to the great credit of all involved at Oxford City, however, that they are playing at any level. In 1988, six years after celebrating their centenary, they were evicted from their historic White House Ground by Brasenose College. Forced to quit the Diadora League, they did not resume in senior football until they were admitted to the South Midlands League in 1990.
Arlesey, a club with a similarly long but more modest history who started life in the Biggleswade and District League a century ago, seemed too aware of their status as underdogs early on yesterday, when they allowed Oxford too much space in the danger area. Steve Fontaine burst through to shoot just wide, then the same player's flick sent Paul Sherwood clear for a strong run and shot that was well held by Steve Young.
Both chances fell within a rocky first 10 minutes for Arlesey, but they found their bearings and took the lead with a fine goal in the 26th minute. There seemed little danger when Paul Palma collected a long clearance wide on the right, but he cut inside, beat Martin Brown and cracked a right-foot shot into the top corner.
Palma's next run, 15 minutes later, produced a pulled muscle which saw him replaced by Tony Ward - probably the first one-armed footballer (thanks to a motorcycle accident in Crete six years ago) to play at Wembley.
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on Nov 25, 2012 at 8:12 am
The other day a man walked up my driveway as I was playing with the kids handed me his supposed palo alto business card and told me the city was doing a utility upgrade. He asked for my phone number to make an appointment. I did not give it to him. I asked him to have the city contact me via phone. He himself did not look fishy and I almost believed him, but I thought just to be safe.
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on Nov 25, 2012 at 9:18 am
Any time I get a junk phone call that mentions P G & E I put the phone down. I seem to get a load of calls that mention P G & E.
a resident of Charleston Gardens
on Nov 25, 2012 at 9:51 am
I am constantly getting phone calls trying to sell me "AT&T U-Verse". I tell them I have no interest in that product, but they keep calling, at least once a week for the past year. Is this a scam, too?
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on Nov 25, 2012 at 11:39 am
NO AT&T U-Vere is legit, but I am annoyed to receive several pieces of mail as well as frequent phone calls trying to secure our business. We use another vendor, and find the massive sales effort very wasteful.
a resident of Another Palo Alto neighborhood
on Nov 25, 2012 at 11:39 am
I meant: several pieces of ad mail PER WEEK from these folks.
a resident of Community Center
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We get 2-3 calls PER DAY!
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Three murderers convicted under the controversial law of joint enterprise have won the right to appeal – after a fellow gang member confessed he was the one who actually stabbed the victim to death.
All four were jailed for life for the murder of a man who was found with more than 30 stab and slash wounds – even though they had not been armed with knives when they turned up for the prearranged fight between rival Sri Lankan Tamil groups in London.
The case is the first referred to the Court of Appeal after MPs from the Justice Committee called this month for a review of the use of joint enterprise – which allows several people to be charged with the same offence even though they may have played very different roles. The MPs said that they were concerned that "minor players" had been convicted of murder.
The four – Aziz Miah, Asif Kumbay, Kirush Nanthakumar and Vabeesan Sivarajah – lost an appeal against their conviction in 2009. They had all denied murdering Prabaskaran Kannan, 28, and accused each other of doing it.
Since the ruling, the oldest of the group, Sivarajah, claimed that he alone wielded the knife and was responsible for stabbing Mr Kannan some 20 times in June 2007.
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) said the admission meant there was a "real possibility" the Court of Appeal would consider the convictions unsafe.
"The referral is made on the basis of new evidence relating to who inflicted the fatal wounds on the victim and which, if it had been available at trial, might have led the jury to come to different verdicts," in relation to the three, the CCRC said.
"The use of the joint enterprise principle in this case was extreme and in my view most unjust," said Michael Birnbaum, QC, who represented the three men. "Here the attackers intended to use only a cricket bat and bottles. It was the victims who seized two large knives.
"But by defining the joint enterprise as being a plan to use 'whatever weapons came to hand', the Court of Appeal was able to uphold convictions of four people regardless of whether any of them had actually done anything to assist in the stabbing."
The four were part of a nine-strong group who travelled from Croydon to their rivals' turf in nearby Tooting, south London. The Croydon group arrived in Tooting in the early hours in two cars and found a group of three of their rivals coming out of a shop. As they were being chased through a chicken shop, the three jumped over the counter and grabbed two knives from behind it and fled out the back of the shop.
They were cornered in a yard and disarmed. One of the knives was turned on Mr Kannan, who was stabbed and slashed. The four men – all aged between 18 and 22 at the time of their trial – all pleaded not guilty but were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Two other men were cleared of murder.
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A couple of weekends ago I attended Forging Entrepreneurs a seminar providing the Tools and Skills for Business Success. This was put on by SNAG and the Society for Contemporary Craft.
First up to speak was Adam Kenney who owns his own business Aka Glass and is the Executive Director of Touchstone Center of Craft. Adam's topic was on knowing your portfolio and looking at your business through diversified revenue streams to sustain your career. He spoke about 'What is success to you?'. I liked when he talked about success from the four perspectives of finance, art, professional and personal. Good to think of how to balance these areas of life. You could do great professionally but be loosing it personally. He suggested making 1 year, 3 year and 5 year plans of where you want to be along with a plan of where you are now.
Next up was Michelle Pajak-Reynolds who owns her own couture jewelry business that is about to be on the runway at New York Fashion Week. She was the one that suggested I attend this conference. (Thanks Michelle!) Michelle spoke about Tools to Find and Expand your Customer Base. She talked about finding your customer and interviewing and learning all about your customer. She networks in person 20-30 hours a month in front of her target market. She gave a fantastic speech and even had us practice our networking skills which was good. I must say if Michelle Pajak-Reynolds is speaking anywhere it's a must that you go. She just graduated this past spring with her MBA in Entrepreneurial Business and she is brilliant and going places!
The third speaker was Brigitte Martin is the founder and runs Crafthaus where professional craft artists display their work and connect internationally across all fields of interest. I believe Crafthaus has around 2,000 members and I am one of them. Brigitte spoke about 'What it Really Takes to be a Successful Artist Today'. She talked about having measurable goals that are broken down into clear specific steps with deadlines. She really focused on time management which I know I have trouble with.
She asked a great question "What motivates me to do my work?" Do you have an answer for yourself?
Both Michelle and Brigitte made the very important point of 'Build it and they will come' does NOT work. You have to get out of the studio, just having a web page does not count. You need to network, go to events and if jewelry is what you make you must be wearing it. Have business cards ready to pass out! Promote yourself!
There were more seminars but I don't want to give it all away. SNAG plans on making this a yearly event in different areas of the county. My goal is to focus on the business side, write up a well thought out business plan (with charts on pricing, costs and other factors for shows, costs on advertising and so on). I want to jump into the game as well prepared as I can be.
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"There's no magic to the phrase 'radical Islam,'" he said.
June 15, 2016
President Barack Obama lashed out on Tuesday against the anti-Islam rhetoric used in the wake of the Orlando massacre. The man who killed a French policeman and his wife near Paris on Monday had a past terrorism conviction. And Prince William has posed for the cover of a gay magazine — he's the first member of the British royal family to do so.
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The wife of Orlando gunman Omar Mateen reportedly tried to talk him out of Sunday's attack, in which he killed at least 49 people at a gay nightclub.
Noor Mateen also told the FBI she was with him when he bought ammunition and a holster and that she once drove him to Pulse, the gay nightclub, so he could scope it out, NBC reports. As of Tuesday, 27 victims remained hospitalized, six of them in critical condition.
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A majority of the victims killed in the Orlando shooting were Latino, and nearly half were Puerto Rican, BuzzFeed News' Adolfo Flores reports. "It's sad and alarming that this person chose to carry out this attack on Latino night, a night we look for to connect with people who look like us and listen to our music," said Kimbu Garcia, who lost three friends in the shooting.
U.S. President Barack Obama lashed out on Tuesday against the anti-Islam rhetoric used in the wake of the Orlando massacre, saying it only does the terrorists' jobs for them. Using the term "radical Islam" also does not change any strategy because U.S. officials "know who the enemy is," he said.
What LGBT Muslims want you to know after the Orlando shooting: "I am fortunate that my people, online and off, have understood and talked about the complexities of resisting Islamophobia as well as homophobia — but I feel like I'm walking on eggshells." —Jordan Alam, 24, a queer Bengali-American writer and activist
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The man who killed a French policeman and his wife near Paris on Monday had a past terrorism conviction for recruiting fighters.
The attacker, a French national identified as 25-year-old Larossi Abbala, was convicted in 2013 as part of what French prosecutors called an al-Qaeda-linked logistics cell that recruited and helped transport French fighters to Afghanistan and Pakistan for training. He was sentenced to three years in prison, but was released in 2015 and put on a watch list of people believed to be terror threats, BuzzFeed News reports. ISIS claimed responsibility for Monday's attack.
For the latest news and updates, download the BuzzFeed News app for iOS and Android (available in Canadian, UK, Australian, and U.S. app stores).
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Next week, Britain decides whether it'll leave or remain in the European Union. Turkey's relationship with Europe has become a key part of the debate.
The Leave and Remain camps are making wildly contradictory claims. But who is right? BuzzFeed News' Alberto Nardelli has some answers:
Turkey is a proxy for the Leave side to make the EU referendum about migration, and polls suggest it might be working. The Remain side would rather voters focus on the economy.
The Leave side says Turkey is joining the European Union, while British Prime Minister David Cameron (who's on the Remain side) says it won't happen for decades. (The prime minister's claim is closer to the actual state of affairs.)
Turkey is due to get visa-free travel in most of the EU, and UK diplomats have allegedly discussed visa liberalization for a million Turks. The UK government denies this.
British politician Nigel Farage is leading a flotilla up the River Thames in London today, to call for the UK to leave the EU.
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Did you hear about this?
This 68-year-old man from Nepal went back to school after his wife died.
Kami, a father of six and a grandfather of eight, goes to school six days a week as a student in 10th grade at a local high school in Nepal, BuzzFeed News' Anup Kaphle writes.
"To forget my sorrows I go to school," he said in an interview with Reuters. Kami said he will continue to study until he dies, and hopes that his story encourages others to ignore age barriers.
Next year, Kami will join more than half a million students in taking the national School Leaving Certificate exam. He has told his classmates that he will shave his beard if he passes.
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Quick things to know
U.S. presidential election: Hillary Clinton won the Democratic primary in Washington, D.C., yesterday and met with Bernie Sanders. (The Guardian) Russian government hackers gained access to the Democratic opposition research on Donald Trump. (Washington Post) And here's the list of media organizations that have been denied press credentials by Trump. (CNN)
A 2-year-old is still missing after having been dragged into a lake by an alligator Tuesday night at the Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando. (BuzzFeed News)
The U.S. judge who drew outrage by sentencing former Stanford swimmer Brock Turner to six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman has been removed from an upcoming sexual assault case. (BuzzFeed News)
Scientists have warned that Australia is at a tipping point when it comes to saving the Great Barrier Reef and say that neither of the country's two major parties fighting for victory in the upcoming federal election has fully grasped the need for immediate action. (BuzzFeed News)
Prince William has posed for the cover of a gay magazine. He's the first member of the British royal family to do so. (BuzzFeed News)
Prince William, who is second in line to the throne, met with nine LGBTQ people who had been the victims of abuse because of their sexual orientation or gender identity.
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`High Fiber'? So What? `Four Grams Of Fiber'? Great!
How do shoppers evaluate the nutritional information on packaged foods? To find out, Madhubalan Viswanathan, an assistant professor of marketing at the University of Illinois in Champaign-Urbana, timed college students as they compared labels that had eithernumeric data or descriptive statements--such as "4 grams of fiber per serving" or "rich in fiber."
The students went for the numbers: They made choices faster than when their selections were based on descriptive phrases. Then, extending his work, Viswanathan turned up this surprise: Brands featuring numerical data were easier to remember. Exactly why is still being studied, Viswanathan says, "but I'm afraid it's for the wrong reason--you don't have to think so much about what the numbers mean." Still, his findings are food for thought, for the industry and for nutrition-labeling experts at the Food & Drug Administration.


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What is extraordinary about them is that they do well what television usually does worst - they deal with complexity. Indeed, complexity is the whole point. The message is that attempts to simplify the world - a peculiarly contemporary affliction - are invariably wrong-headed and frequently dangerous.
Adam Curtis, the producer - who was also responsible for the brilliant Pandora's Box series in 1992 - has three stories to tell. The first is about the way the West came to terms with the phenomenon of Nazism; the second concerns attempts, largely by the American military, artificially to control the human mind; the third is about the haunting of Margaret Thatcher by the ghost of Winston Churchill and his romantic vision of the history and greatness of Britain.
Each story involves an attempt at simplification. After the war Germany and the Allies agreed to define Nazism as a malign one-off, a unique conspiracy of evil men that would not happen again. This was necessary to justify the rhetoric of "the good war" that banished evil from the world. But it involved the denial of an obvious and ancient truth - that evil is a permanent part of human life.
Similarly, the CIA's chemical and psychological attempts to control the human mind were based on the supremely simple-minded idea that the brain was "like" a computer. All the attempts failed and, in the process, left behind a horrifying number of human casualties. Its primary exponent, the American psychiatrist Ewen Cameron, finally abandoned his efforts to control humans and concentrated instead on the less demanding mind of the flatworm. And Thatcher's adoption of Churchill's rhetoric involved a gross, simplifying, but for her therapeutic, distortion of British history. Encouraged by her mentor Airey Neave, at the height of the economic crises of the early Eighties, she would steel herself by muttering: "Churchill 1940, Churchill 1940."
Curtis's broad thesis is that these simplifications were the product of a mind-set that lasted from 1945 to 1989: the mind-set of the Cold War and of scientific and technological overconfidence. The Cold War inspired the conviction that the world was simple and the technology - this includes economics - encouraged the belief that it could be fixed. But when technology fails to deliver and starts to produce threatening, inhuman side-effects, and when the easy polarity of the Cold War collapses, we are left only with the complex, unfixable reality.
Look at Bosnia: a flagrantly complex example of still-flourishing evil in the heart of Europe. And the computer-mapping capabilities of cruise missiles are about the only fall-out from the inane attempts of the Fifties and Sixties to establish links between computers and the brain. And, finally, of course, the depraved nationalist fantasies of the hard Euro-sceptic right are the most vivid legacy of Thatcher's over-literal evocation of Churchillian history.
Each example proves that the human world resists simplification. Yet this does not seem to be a message the world wants to hear. Politics is becoming more, not less, obsessed with cheap, simplifying sloganising. In America, and increasingly in Britain, the public arena is being reduced to a moronic realm of competing sound bites. "Back to basics" was one of the most mindless in our recent history. Single-issue fanaticism is thriving because television finds it hard to think of two things at once. And, I am ashamed to say, newspaper columnists encourage the process by repeatedly adopting tight little postures in the deluded belief that vehement opinion is the same as passionate conviction.
In addition, faith in technology seems stronger than ever. As naive as any Fifties boffin, the technocrats of the digital age are forecasting a new world order based on the information superhighway. We are embarking, they believe, on a technological year zero in which the endless landscape of The Net will enable us to abandon history. Incredibly, a supine technological determinism is still being employed as a kind of bracing antidote to culture and civilisation.
I suspect - and so does Curtis - that people need such simplifications because they fear the only alternative is impotence. If we accept the limitless complexity of the world, it is difficult to know what is to be done. To do anything at all requires a degree of simplification. To be overcome by complexity is to be paralysed. Plus it makes you a lousy television performer. Nuance and subtlety are not required even by Newsnight or The Late Show, still less by Oprah or the hypnotic fatuity of "agenda- setting" American breakfast TV.
The truth is that the quick-fix legacy of the Cold War is proving hard to shake off. We are still in thrall to the cult of the expert. Like Edward Heath or Harold Wilson, we still see politics in terms of problem-solving, as progress rather than process. And we still fall for any scientist who appears to tell us that he can change our lives for the better. Most important, as far as Curtis's series is concerned, we are still prepared to accept false constructions of the past as a basis for our behaviour and expectations in the present. Churchill's romantic history was a necessary and effective tool for 1940, but it was not true and it can no longer be effective.
The importance of The Living Dead is that it is a hugely ambitious attempt to define historically a mind-set that most of its viewers will still possess. This makes it a profoundly dissident project. Although Curtis's stories may be set in the Forties, the Fifties and the Eighties, they are clearly a critique of the way we think now. He is delivering the difficult and elusive message that it is not what we think that is wrong, but the way we think. As Saul Bellow has put it, "the generally accepted account of the real world is not a true account".
Nevertheless, Curtis is nobly trying to be an optimist. He tells me, for example, that he believes a new post-Cold War politics must evolve to take on the real complexity of the world. I have my doubts. Think what this would require of politicians - cultivation, wisdom, self-awareness - and think what we currently have - ignorance, slogans and the celebration of a homely but sinister mediocrity.
And in any case politics is only one small part of the problem. The impulse to simplify is deeply embedded in the culture. It seems that however often we are proved simply wrong, we still cling to the hope that we are capable of being simply right. This means there will be more Ewen Camerons and Airey Neaves, more gurus of reduction, banality and delusion. For we devotees of subtle, human complexity, the future looks no brighter than it did in 1945.
'The Living Dead - Three Films about the Power of the Past' starts on BBC2 next Tuesday at 9.30pm.
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All-Freshman Team Wins Purdue Code War01-28-2013
left to right: Scott Little, Sean McCullough, Chris Wirt, Matt Gotteiner, Anubhaw Arya, and Dr. Tim Korb.
Purdue's second-place team, SplatPixel (junior Computer Science major Chris Wendt), competed in the Fourth Division Quarter Finals. The first-place winners of Purdue's competition, Team Dovahkiin, went on to compete in the Third Division Quarter Finals.
Team Dovahkiin surprised themselves with their win in the Purdue competition. All team members are freshman CS majors: Anubhaw Arya, Matt Gotteiner, Sean McCullough, Scott Little, and Chris Wirt. "We're all freshmen, so I had expected to be demolished by an upperclassmen team," noted Little. "When that first test run came around, I think we were all surprised when we came out ahead. It was pretty fun once we could see that our AI was significantly better than the ones provided."
Added Gotteiner, "Our team didn't come into the competition knowing much about AI, so it was a pleasant suprise to win."
Arya, who pulled together some of his teammates just days before competing, said, "I had no expectation of winning or even placing. My only goal was to learn what this competition had to offer, and to use what I would learn in other places, or even future competitions of this type. The part I enjoyed most was watching everyone's ideas, no matter how big or small, affect our design. It was great to see how far every two hours of teamwork would take us."
"As someone that simply loves programming, the exhilaration of competing in my passion was enough to sell me on the idea of entering, and I'm so glad I did!" concluded Wirt.
The winning teams were each presented with a trophy by Assistant Department Head Tim Korb.
Congratulations to Anubhaw Arya, Matt Gotteiner, Sean McCullough, Scott Little, Chris Wirt, and Chris Wendt and to all of the Purdue teams who competed so well.


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Sexy Men. Aaron Taylor Johnson in Anna Karenina movie. Our sexy man for today is the English actor Aaron Taylor Johnson. The handsome Count Vronsky in Anna Karenina 2012 movie, directed by Joe Wright.
Anna Karenina is based on Leo Tolstoy novel of the same name, published in serial installments from 1873 to 1877 in the periodical The Russian Messenger. The novel was a great success from the beginning and it has been adapted into various media including opera, film, TV, ballet and radio drama. The first film adaptation was released in 1911 and the last one, starring by our sexy Aaron Taylor Johnson and Keira Knightley (Anna Karenina) last year. William Faulkner described it as 'the best ever written'
Anna Karenina is set in Russia, in the last years of the 19th century. There, Anna lives dull times under the strict rules of that High-Society. She is married and has a son but she will meet the handsome, charming Count Vronsky, great manners but not much about morality. He has any intention of getting married or starting a family. He doesn't see the value of marriage when he can sleep with any beautiful woman he likes. He even thinks husbands are ridiculous, stupid figures to be laughed at while you seduce their naughty wives.
Count Vronsky and Anna Karenina will start a relation with a really tragic end.
Aaron Taylor-Johnson is an English actor. His work includes performances on stage, TV and movies. He began performing at age six and has appeared in films such as Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging, and The Illusionist.
Initially credited as Aaron Johnson, our sexy actor began being billed as Aaron Taylor-Johnson in Anna Karenina. He took the new legal name after marrying Sam Taylor-Wood, English filmmaker, photographer and visual artist.
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I already had all of the electronics (Mamba Monster 2200kv Combo, Traxxas Servo, Traxxas 2.4GHz and receiver) and purchased the tires and body about 2 weeks ago. Finally sold my Revo 3.3 to pay for and XO-1 roller and bought it. I am very proud to say it arrived today! I installed everything and it was all looking good. I can't believe the size and aerodynamics of this thing!
However, after the batteries were charged up (x2 Turnirgy 5000mAh 50C 2s lips) and I was plenty excited to run it, something bad happened. I plugged in the batteries, flipped the on switch, and poof! smoke came pouring out of the cap bank. So now I have a very pretty paper weight to look at haha!
Anyway here are a few pics of my build:
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Lol welcome to the club! But mine was brand new out of the box from Traxxas. Never been so let down in all my life! But my local Hobby Town USA exchanged mine out for me the very next day. A very rare accurately but it does seem to happen to these cars from time to time! Great thing is they stand behind them & nothing to worry about other than the loss of time. Congrats on the car your going to love it! & Hope everything goes smoothly and promt getting fixed!
Finally got ahold of castle. Had to call them because they never responded to my email. I described my problem and the tech rep blamed it on my batteries. He called them "cheap" and that they didn't supply enough amps. They are 50C and I never even got the tires rolling! He also said that I had them plugged in "too long" before turning the speed control on (maybe 10-20mins) and that caused the caps to blow. He recommended I invest in new higher quality batteries. These batteries work just fine in every other vehicle I have. Now I have to pay $70 for a replacement and wait up to 6 weeks because it was "my fault."
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wow that aint good .. just picked up a roller for couple hundred still debating what Im going to put in it .
Your Battery spliter...is that 12 gauge? Your batteries are 10 gauge and the esc is 10 gauge. You might want to build one that is 10 gauge while your car is down. You may have a problem later if you don't.
I will be using the 2200kv motor but I am debating on a few ESC combinations. 1. Keep the replacement Mamba Monster as is. 2. Add a CapPack to the replacement Mamba Monster. 3. Or sell the replacement to buy a Mamba Monster Extreme.
I am trying to figure out the most reliable combination.
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Yes, Heat. If your esc is 10 and the spliter is 10 your fine. Think of it this way, compare water to electricity, they both flow by curent. 10 to 12 back to 10, 12 is actualy restricting flow a little. like water moving through a large pipe then steped down to a smaller then back up to larger. The smaller section will stress. A 12 gauge setup may want to melt under load. Your fine if your bats are 8 and everything else is a 10. Would roll with ya on the add on cap from Castle. That's just a good idea.
One more thing... Is it possible to add a fuse or something to prevent the new one from damage?
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Not sure about a fuse, have not heard of anyone doing that. If your worried about your warranty i don't think adding a cap or voltage leads for meter would harm it, unless they said otherwise. Why not build a y-harness, but go off the ballancing plugs you have on your lipo's for voltage in series? same thing right?
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HMMMM....well im running one with and one without. Its nice to have all the readings there but still have alot of vehicles that don't. Still drawn on weather it really matters.
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Gotcha. Wasn't sure what was going on there. Get the MME then.
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Lutheran Carnival XLI is divided into the three phases of game play in American football: Offense, Defense, and Special Teams. Offense will carry posts that address thinking outside the Christian faith. Defense will carry those posts that defend the faith. Special Teams are posts either by teams or require special treatment.In Lutheran Carnival tradition, Dan introduces us to another Lutheran we should all know, Phillip Nicolai...
Philipp was a second-generation pastor in Germany, born in 1556 and died in 1608. He preached during a time when both Roman Catholics and Calvinists were making life difficult to be a Lutheran: he had to flee several times or preach in house meetings. In 1601 he was elected chief pastor of Saint Katherine's in Hamburg, finishing out his life in 1608 with a violent fever.
Nicolai is best remembered for two of my favorite hymns/chorales: "Wake, Awake, For Night is Flying" (LSB 516, TLH 609) and "O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright" (LSB 395, TLH 343). It seems the Morning Star hymn has been translated a couple of times. The hymn's tune, Wir Schön Leuchtet, has been appropriated for five hymns in LSB, a testimony to its versatility and popularity. It's beautiful stuff; I'll be happy to play it for the locals.
Phillip Nicolai
Be sure to read the many good posts of this edition of the esteemed Lutheran Carnival! Great job, Dan!
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Lev HaMifratz Mall (Hebrew: קניון לב המפרץ, Kanyon Lev HaMifratz, lit. Heart of the Bay Mall), officially branded Cinemall, is a shopping mall located in Haifa, Israel.[1]
Lev HaMifratz has three floors of stores, a food court, an underground parking garage, and an above ground parking garage. In the past, it included an amusement park, a miniature golf course and an ice skating rink.[citation needed]
The area around Lev HaMifratz is also a transportation hub. Behind it is a train station, with trains to Nahariya and Tel Aviv. The entrance to the station is from the above ground parking garage. It is also adjacent to the Haifa Bay Central Bus Station, which is the main junction between the Krayot and the city of Haifa.
During construction, the mall was hit by an Iraqi Scud missile in the course of the 1991 Gulf War.[citation needed]
Attempted bombing[edit]
In 2003, terrorists attempted to bomb the mall. The terror attack was thwarted when police sappers disarmed a bomb weighing dozens of kilograms in a car outside the mall Saturday night. Israeli police suspect Hezbollah or another organization with links to Iran was behind the attempted bombing.[2]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Lev HaMifratz Mall". IsraelMalls.net. Retrieved 11 November 2015.
- ^ Amos, Harel. "Iran-Backed Group May Be Behind Haifa Bomb Attempt". Haaretz. Haaretz. Retrieved 6 August 2011.
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oh yes, get out the capris ! Am sad not to be wearing my flipflops today I must say. Hooray for smears being done and dusted and that copt's is clear -yay !
Have a fabulously lovely weekend sometimes - did dd really say Jack Shit ? (a phrase I love)
My bcn is quite wonderful,I love her.
I did indeed have Nurse Ratchett, Copt, but at least it wasn't Nurse Ratchett's more evil twin, who I had the pleasure of last time. How that speculum didn't emerge out of my throat I don't know....
On the subject of capris - I feel you should, if you have the legs for it <wistful>
gigs Ash Obviously another happy hippy personality type here , in fact morphine one of the few things that shuts me up!!
Hope you have an escape plan by evening gigs the pain in the neck sorted
MAS Glad a chat with your bcn helped.
Sometimes Have a great weekend! Did Nurse Ratchett do your smear too? I have only just stopped hurting from mine over a week ago. I managed a clear smear, though, first one not dodgy in twenty years ! So hopefully we are on a roll...
Sparkle Amoena are another company who do bras swimwear and prosthesis. They are American so I suspect you will be able to access them.
Another lovely day here, wondering if I dare put away my cords and get out my capris
Hello all.
Am glad you got some help from the BCN, MAS, she never lets you down, does she?
Just wanted to wish you all a happy weekend (and a safe escape for Gig), before I head off to a posh hotel for the weekend assuming they let me in, of course . DH did someone a Good Deed and they have bought us a weekend away! Dd is most annoyed because she can't come, and, as she so perceptively pointed out, I did Jack Shit but I'm allowed to go
But anyway, I haven't had a whole day off for nearly three weeks, and I am still traumatised from my smear earlier in the week, so I'm off and determined not to feel guilty. ANd I do have to go and see Hamlet at the RSC as part of the package (may fall asleep )
Planning to have time to catch up and be properly supportive next week. Much love x
So glad she helped- I know my specialist nurse always helps.
Posh croissants sounds good .
Am back from seeing bcn,we had coffee in the swishy medical conference centre attached to the hospital. She was great as usual and we talked stuff over so I feel a bit more sorted now- don't know what I do without her.
Very delicious croissants here,if anyone would like...
Oh homebase-exciting! Am at your Liz Taylor experience ash. I just feel all smiley and dreamy so maybe I am more a hippy than a Liz Taylor.
2am call maybe cold call machine?
Jchoc- hope you got some sleep in the end.
Wound redressed - now waiting on mum and dh p,us various other docs
MAS how annoying. May have been an accident, I've accidentally phoned people by pressing the wrong button although admittedly not in the wee hours. Or perhaps a drunk friend who wanted a chat then realised you would be asleep! No ideas for the new thread title, sorry, although dancing has featured a lot lately so perhaps something to do with that?
gigs ah yes I remember you mentioning, wasn't sure if you'd been forced to return the badger! I hope they were good company during the night, I just liked the feeling of having someone on my side, even if it was a small bear, although as evidenced, I was completely off my face on morphine for most of my stay good that you're feeling a bit better this morning, definitely time for an escape plan.
Morning everyone! I've recently woken up, getting ready for my trip to Homebase... Also have to drop a wee sample off to the surgery, I'm sure they'll be delighted I hope everyone is having a similarly exciting morning!
<snatches drugs , rolls over , snores some more>
Thanks all for the love (and drunk dancing ). The cuddly toys thing ash I completely get as have the stolen badger and cat here ( I still daren't show mini gig the badger as it makes her so If sees it on video phone).
Feeling little better and not too sore- going to work on plan to get out of here
For all? Rainy here too.
Wakes up topsy to feed her drugs and .
Hope everyone has a good day today - raining here- was woken up by the phone at 2 am...just one ring but bah ! Hope gig isn't feeling too sore and that Dr Penfold can help...
This thread is getting very full so we'll need a new one soon - any suitable names to go with it ?
Hmm went for a run before tea then fell asleep on sofa oops nighty night hope you are all asleep.
Muffling Topsy's snores and dancing for Gigs to distract her when she can't sleep.
Ash hope you're happily dreaming by now. Happy home base tomorrow.
Night all zzz
Gigs I can definitely understand why you're and , and your post isn't selfish. Do you have a cuddly toy with you still? I remember during my darkest hours I just cuddled my bear
and talked to him and that sort of helped me.
I had some rather bizarre morphine delusions. I could hear the nurses talking about how I was the wrong personality type for my NG tube, as it was for Elizabeth Taylor type personalities and that's why it wasn't helping and I needed a different personality one and I thought to myself, wow that explains everything, once I've got the right personality one I will feel much better then my ex came to visit and brought me some magazines and I got really angry as I thought he had plugged them into me
amber that sounds really fun! Have a lovely time
I've not got much planned for the weekend, just some knitting and I shall be enjoying lots of ice cream and cold things as my chemo means I can't have anything cold for a week after.
Tomorrow I'm going on an exciting outing to Homebase and the pet shop. I'm not allowed in the pet shop unaccompanied as they have this adoption corner with rabbits that no one wanted to buy and I just want to bring them all home
Slinking in from conference. Still on-going in the bar and I have to go back in a bit
as there's a tab on the bar. Just sending hugs to Gigs. Hope dr pain comes up trumps tomorrow.
Waving to all. Back soon when not in la-la land xx
MAS, grr re friend.
Gigs, hurrah that you're out but boo re pain and feeling urk. Budge over a bit and we can entertain you with some random conversation.
Weekend - oh yes indeed. Just back from late night training course which was fab, and tomorrow off to sunny Weston S-M for a right old knees-up/small collapse with various friends from school. Return monday.
Squidge over Gigs
I'll climb in beside you for the night .
And every time your neck hurts , tell me , and I'll make Smee dance for you
You have to promise not to punch me if
when I snore though ...
The Diorama is complete !
It goes into school tomorrow .
I shall take some pics before it goes and stick them on Facebook .
<there are some frighteningly realistic war faces on some of the soldiers armed with bayonets>
Didn't chop up the denim in the end .
Decided it was too much like hard work .
Just sat in my friends kitchen and
ate watched her bake ...
Am back in room (gratefully drinking your copt) -you do know what about as that 4day post op thing is it.
Am sure will sort neck ouch but am that now as other stuff ok. Dr pain in tomorrow so he will help.
And the smear is good news Copt. Mas-sorry you missed your df, have you called Bcn?
Sorry v selfish post- what other plans have folk got this weekend? I know amber has some fun planned.
Oops sorry cross posted gigs sorry you're feeling so rubbish, lots of hand holding from me. I don't know about the baby thing but I definitely had a really awful day about 4 days after my op. I had some very weird gloomy thoughts and I didn't believe I'd ever feel okay again! Can they give you anything else for the pain? Your body has been pulled around and poked and all sorts, not to mention all the emotional stuff so no wonder your reserves are out. Are you back in your room now?
cop yay for normal smear test! and good for you getting involved, all sounds like a total nightmare.
gigs yay for the op! I hope they can sort the neck soreness out ASAP.
MAS shame about your friend at least it wasn't a wasted trip!
Had a very quiet day here today, just working on my report and pottering about.
gigs It is awful, your poor body has had so much to cope with the last few days, not least two lots of GA, When do you get a visit from the lovely pain doctor? In the meantime have some of the very nice Margaret River white DH has got his hands on. On my post chemo trip we went to Australia with good friends and it is from the vineyard which had their name, Moss, have not found it in HK or UK since, so savouring memories of red soil and gum trees and kangaroos.
At amuse Bouche.
Having my post op anxiety wobble here so can you pass and hand hold (dh asleep as gigs up early today). I know it's all ok but my neck hurts (they will review), it makes me feel angsty and high blood pressure here and I want to go home. I know this will pass but it reminds me of that horrid 3/4days blues thing when have baby. I just feel so weepy and have no reserves to cope ATM. And I know I need drugs but they mess with your head too.
The Head of the new school was also told they were disappointed in the school's approach and they could do better
Lolling lots at the thought of the buildings of Twickers with little Amuse Bouchée attached to them
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Preventing Skin Cancer
What is skin cancer?
Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer in the U.S. In fact, more than 600,000 Americans develop the disease each year. Most skin cancer is caused by exposure to the sun. However, artificial sources of ultraviolet (UV) radiation, like tanning booths and sun lamps, can also cause skin cancer.
Basal cell cancer is the most common type of skin cancer. It affects the cells beneath the skin and can appear as a solid pinkish nodule, a red spot, a white area resembling scar tissue, or a skin ulcer that does not heal. Squamous cell cancer is less common, but more dangerous because it can spread to other organs. These growths have a more raised or lumpy look and tend to bleed more easily.
Who needs to be concerned about skin cancer?
Everyone! Anybody can develop skin cancer, but the risk of doing so is even higher if:
- You have red or blond hair, blue or light-colored eyes, or fair skin;
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Your business can accept alternative forms of payments, or Other Tenders, such as Gift Cards, House Accounts, or Vouchers. You can create multiple Tender Accounts underneath each of these Other Tenders to better track how your customers pay – find out how to add these accounts from the app in this article here.
To manage the existing Tenders and Tender Accounts, you can go to the Tender Management page on HQ when your restaurant's iPads are on Breadcrumb version 2.6.4 or higher. On this page, you will be able to add new or archive existing Tenders or Tender Accounts, as well as reorder their placement in the application.
To access the Tender Management page, follow these steps:
- Access HQ on your web browser, or go to the Home screen on the iPad app
- Click into Settings on HQ, or tap System Admin on the Home screen of the iPad app
- Click the Tender Management option on the left hand side
The main Tender Management page will show all of your tenders. Click into a specific tender to view the attached tender accounts.
To add a new tender or tender account:
- Click the "+ Add" button at the bottom of the list of Tenders or Tender Accounts
- Type in the new tender or tender account name
- Click Add
To reorder tenders or tender accounts:
- Click and hold on the three lines to the left of the names
- Drag and drop to reorder the tenders/tender accounts as needed
NOTE: use the A-Z Sort button to automatically reorder the tenders or tender accounts
- Click save to update the order of how they will appear in the app
To archive a tender:
- Click into a specific tender you want to archive
- Toggle the switch next to "Active" to disable the tender
NOTE: this will disable all of the tender accounts contained in that tender from being used
- Click save
To unarchive a tender:
- Click on the "Inactive Tenders" section at the bottom of the main tender management page
- Select the archived tender you wish to reactivate
- Toggle the "Active" switch
- Click save
To archive a tender account:
- Click into the tender where that tender account is contained
- Toggle the Archive button
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- Click into the tender where that tender account is contained
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