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A story about love - and how life can get in the way. Cecelia Ahern's best-selling novel Where Rainbows End is now a major film entitled Love, Rosie.
Sometimes fate just can't stop meddling. Best friends since forever, Rosie and Alex have shared their hopes, dreams, awkward moments - and firsts. But their bond is threatened when Alex's family move to America. They stay in touch, but misunderstandings, circumstances and sheer bad luck seem to be conspiring to keep them apart. Can they gamble everything - even their friendship - on true love?
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When I first started listening to this audiobook and realised it was in the format of a series of text messages, letters and emails, I didn't think I would enjoy it as much as I did. I thought I would get bored. I didn't.
I recommend it if you're looking for something to keep you occupied on the commute which is what I used it for. But I did find myself not wanting to stop listening which is not something that happens to me all of the time.
I thought the narrator was very good as well.
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This is one of my favourite books by Cecelia Ahern: real, heartbreaking and uplifting, and this performance of it was beautifully done, losing none of the magic and tenderness which made me love the book all those years ago.
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I love the voice of the person who read this. Great story, liked the format of the emails and letters.
"I loved it, a cautionary tale in love lost & found"
once you get used to the format of the book being a series of instant messages, texts, and various newspaper cut outs etc it really is an enjoyable tale. PS: it's hardly like the movie at all so it's worth the read to get the real story!
heartbroken it took them so long to get together but it's a real cautionary tale about seizing the moment taking risks and taking chances ❤
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This is a beautifully written book. Such a lovely story filled with love and laughter, tears and sorrow. I had seen the film first and didn't think the book would be as good, I was mistaken. I listened to this so quickly, usually I stop and start audio books, but this one I just just wanted to listen and not stop. Simply amazing
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Bought this book believing this was a follow-up to the beautiful, moving and funny 'Where Rainbows End' but was upset to find it is the same story!!!
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Grey's Anatomy: Scoop on Eric Dane's exit from the show in season 9 from E! Online's Kristin Dos Santos
Here's some scoop on Grey's Anatomy from Kristin Dos Santos' Spoiler Chat Daily for Thursday 8/16/12.
Tamie in St. Louis: I can't take not knowing if they are killing Eric Dane off Grey's! Any idea what the plan is?
Well, we're not going to sugarcoat it, but when we spoke to Chandra Wilson, it didn't sound good. Mostly because she was talking about taking care of him and "stroking" him (we assume his face) in the beginning of the season. "I really appreciate the way that we have taken care of him in the beginning of the season," Wilson tells us. "I think it's something that Grey's fans will really appreciate. We get to stroke him a lot in the beginning of our season." However, she assured us that someone who is gone from the show will not be forgotten. "It doesn't matter if the characters aren't there anymore. We just talk about him all the time!" she laughs. Let's hope they aren't using past tense when talking about McSteamy.
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Adventure racer Alex Pilkington faced snakes and swamps in his sport's recent world championships in Costa Rica.
Alex, who lives near Horton-in-Ribblesdale, raced as part of Team Mountain Hardwear in the event, which involved eight days of non-stop trekking, kayaking, rafting and mountain biking through remote and challenging Central American terrain.
Along with Ant Emmet and Sally Ozanne, from Kendal, and Kim Collison, from Penrith, Alex travelled to Costa Rica for the 815km race. They lined up with 60 teams from all over the globe and were one of just four from the UK to enter. Fellow Brits, Team Adidas Terrex, finished third overall and the winners were Sweden's Thule Adventure.
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The course took the teams from Costa Rica's border with Panama, across the country to the Nicaraguan border, from the Pacific to the Atlantic and included Costa Rica's highest point – 3,900m Mount Chirropo – mangrove swamps and remote trails in between.
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For many of you following our blog, you have read numerous pieces written by my sisters, and many less from me. As I outlined in my initial blog post, I struggled to find topics to discuss as 27-year-old male who did not have kids, or haven't attempted to conceive with my wife. I no doubt had a passion to help spread the word and help bring encouragement to families who are struggling with infertility; I just didn't believe that my writing was the most effective vehicle to do just that. I brainstormed for many hours hoping to find a way to connect with people more effectively and a way that brings attention to a cause that is frequently lacking a male voice.
Before I get deeper into this article, a little background will be needed. In December of 2007, my father was diagnosed with prostate cancer, the same cancer that took the life of my grandfather 20 years prior. This became an impactful moment not only in my life, but my entire family. As we gathered in support, our entire family began taking part in a local Indianapolis 5K that raised funds to support men dealing with prostate cancer. Little did we know that doing a 5K as a family would create a spark in all of us to live a healthier lifestyle, and push our bodies to the limit. Shortly after my father's diagnosis, he underwent a successful surgery to remove the cancer. He remains cancer free to this day. However, we have never stopped running.
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Charles Kelley Is Juggling the Grammys and His Baby's Birth
Charles Kelley is nominated for his first Grammy Award as a solo artist, but the date is close to when he gets to meet his baby. Kelley stopped by the Taste of Country Nights studio to chat about how he's going to balance both.
Kelley has released "The Driver," his first solo single, which features Dierks Bentley and Eric Paslay, a song he seems to be extremely proud of. When the Grammy nominations were announced, he got recognition for the song in a bigger way. The title track from his record was given a Best Country Duo/Group Performance nod. Kelley plans to attend the show with his Lady Antebellum bandmates, but he may end up having to leave early, since his baby is due around the same time. His wife is supportive — even encouraging — of his choice.
"She's the one that's like encouraging me to go, but she's also a little nervous about it and so am I. I'm gonna bite the bullet and have a little private plane ready to go 'cause there's no telling," he explains.
He doesn't think he'll win since he's up against "Girl Crush," a song he says deserves the Grammy. Kelley seems okay with losing to such a great song, adding, "To have it nominated is already a win."
Kelley is already looking forward from "The Driver" to his next single, which may be "Lonely Girl." He calls the track the album's "funky one."
"[That] was a song that we cut really early in the project," Kelley explains. "Ironically it's co-written with Chris Stapleton. I know everybody's gonna be like, 'Oh now Chris Stapleton's a big star. Everybody's cutting Chris Stapleton songs.' Nope. I cut this song last year."
Kelley's The Driver is available now on iTunes. He's taking his solo stuff from the record out on the road this spring with tour dates beginning in April.
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Several people have been using a cutter that makes a daisy. It looks like there's a second, smaller cutter that is used to make a second imprint over the flower. Unfortunately, I don't have any of those images saved in my favorites. Does anyone know what I'm talking about and the name of the cutters? I want to place an order on GSA tonight and I'd love to have these.
I think you are talking about the PME cutters - couple of different sizes.
I'm looking at the PME cutters but I don't see any that has the imprint over the top. Do people just get two sizes and do it that way?
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I know what you're talking about, but I think they just look different sizes. I make mine with the same cutter & after they are stacked, they look as if the top layer is smaller.
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I just ordered and recieved the full set of these this week, the 3 pack and the XL and XXL cutter,a long with the silicone center mold, I've been playing with them they're great. The flowers look better if you double the layers and slightly offset them. PME from ahcakedesign
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Cruise missiles arrive at Greenham Common, November 1983
n the Spring of 1979, the NATO Nuclear Planning Group met at a USAF base in Florida to formulate a response to the growing Soviet military might. In October 1977, Chancellor Schmidt of West Germany and British Prime Minister Jim Callaghan were asking the United States to deploy new and more modern deterrent forces to NATO countries in Western Europe. The group decided on a twin track approach to the Soviets. Known as the "Double Decision", NATO members decided to both negotiate with the Soviet Union to withdraw the SS-20 missiles, and to go ahead with the deployment of a total of 572 new missiles to NATO members from 1983. If the Soviets agreed to withdraw the SS-20s, NATO would agree not to deploy the new missiles to its Western European members.
The Soviets however were hardly in the mood to negotiate. By 1979, the country was still led by the barely living
Leonid Brezhnev
, while its ministries were engaged in in-fighting, chronic bureaucracy, and a sense of absolute paranoia toward the West and NATO. NATO's Double Decision meant that 464 Ground Launched Cruise Missiles (
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President Carter
and Brezhnev agreed to limit strategic range nuclear weapons with the Strategic Arms Limitation Talks 2 (
) in June, the treaty did not cover any possible expansion of theatre nuclear weapons. In any case, the treaty was never ratified after the Soviet Union
invaded Afghanistan
in December. The invasion brought the Soviets to within just a few hundred miles of the Persian oil fields. This was a new and largely unexpected twist that suggested the Soviet Union was set on a new phase of expansionism.
On December 12th, NATO foreign and defense ministers agreed to "modernize theatre forces" by sending missiles to five NATO members by 1986. two days later, the NATO Council of Ministers approved the decision. This now meant that a whole new infrastructure had to be created to support the new missiles. The new missiles themselves had to still undergo testing and find suitable launch and control vehicles.
On January 1st 1979, the 7273rd Air Base Group was formed and had a USAF Base Commander appointed. At that time, the base was still occupied by a small staff on standby status but activity on the base increased gradually. On June 17th 1980, the British Government announced that Greenham Common and RAF Molesworth in Cambridgeshire would be the two cruise bases in Britain. Greenham Common would also be the very first base in Europe to receive its first flight of 16 missiles in late 1983. Molesworth had also been a USAF base during the 1950s. NATO aimed to have the first missiles operational at Greenham and Comiso in Sicily, Italy by December 1983. The decision meant at least a further 1,300 personnel would be stationed at Greenham. The government explained that the basing of these new mobile missiles meant that in times of tension, the missiles would move to remote locations up to 200 miles away kept secret in the countryside. In addition, the deployment of cruise would cause little noise as aircraft movements would be a maximum of a few a month.
The base played host to an unusual visitor in 1980 in the form of the world land speed record challenging Thrust 2 supercar. The high speed vehicle was tested on the runway at Greenham Common and was later to be taken to Nevada where it broke the land speed record in 1983 at over 630 mph driven by RAF Officer, Richard Noble.
Thrust 2
In 1981, a vast program of works began at the base to support the deployments. Specially hardened shelters had to be constructed that could withstand the force of a direct hit by a 500lb bomb and even a 10 megaton thermonuclear airburst explosion 1,600 ft above them. A total of six shelters (A-F) were built to protect the German-made MAN GLCM transporters, and support and communications vehicles. These were built in an ultra high security compound on the north east side of the base. This was known as the GAMA (GLCM Alert and Maintenance Area). One of these silos was a Quick Reaction Alert shelter where 16 missiles could stay on alert, ready for almost immediate launch. This bunker can be distinguished by the fact that it has side entrance tunnels at the sides and crews had accommodation built into the shelter itself. Each shelter contained four launch vehicles and two Launch control vehicles. The shelters had three doors at both ends (which apparently took 20 minutes to close) and could withstand the explosive pressure of 2,000 pounds per square inch!
A GLCM shelter at Greenham. Courtesy of Mike Baldock
The first part of the redevelopment of Greenham Common was to cost £50 million, roughly 40% of which came from NATO infrastructure funds. The work and deployment meant that new accommodation had to be built and a new housing area was built for USAF personnel in the neighboring village of Bishops Green. Many personnel however lived in Newbury, other local villages, or as far afield as Reading or Oxfordshire.
The deployment became highly politicised and Greenham was becoming a tangible and highly visible sign of the deterioration in East-West relations and the heating of the arms race. But in actual fact, the deployments were nothing new. The RAF and USAF operated 60
Thor intermediate range missile
bases from 1958-1963 across East Anglia and Lincolnshire, each with three missiles. Arms talks with the Soviet Union continued, but what became clear was the Soviet negotiating strategy and offers to freeze SS-20 deployments were a thinly veiled attempt to drive a wedge between the European members of NATO and the United States. For this reason particularly, the deployments had to go ahead; in the face of such an intransigent and dogmatic threat, the United States needed to show a clear and resolute sign of its commitment to the security of its allies and for its allies to show faith in American commitment to Western European freedom and security.
The name cruise missile is simply a generic name for a type of weapon that had been around since World War Two. It is a class of missile that flies mostly at high subsonic speeds via internal or radio guidance within low or medium altitudes (i.e.. non ballistic).Germany used the technology against Britain with its V-1 (Vengeance) weapons. The technology was later developed by the US in the 1950s to produce a small number of strategic range nuclear cruise missiles known as Snark and Mace deployed from the late 1950s. Although promising and fairly fast, their internal navigation systems were not particularly accurate in a pre-microelectronic age.
Inside a GLCM
Cruise missiles developed in the 1970s were revolutionary by comparison and were produced by Boeing, General Dynamics and McDonnell Douglas in three varieties: air-launched (ALCM), sea-launched (SLCM), and ground launched (GLCM). The ground launched type produced by General Dynamics were known as the
. The missiles themselves were small at only a little over 20 feet long and so were easily transported. These nuclear versions carried a variable yield W-84 nuclear warhead of 10 to 50 kilotons. The high accuracy of the missile meant that such small, tactical yields could be used with pinpoint accuracy. Their 1,550 mile range meant that many targets across the Warsaw Pact states of eastern Europe and the western Soviet Union were within range. The small size of the mssile coupled with its subsonic speed and ground hugging flight meant that it was virtually invisible to Soviet radars. The need was urgent; by 1980, the Soviet's were deploying new SS-20s at the rate of one a week.
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Such a deployment required exceptional security around the clock, 365 days a year. The British government provided 220 paratroops to protect the base and on convoys whilst on exercises. In addition to the work at Greenham Common itself, the GLCMs required special targeting computers to guide their terrain following TERCOM radars to their targets. Western Europe had two such sites and the British site was at RAF Daws Hill in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire. The site had been used as a Bomber Command bunker during World War Two. US forces had held the site since the 1950s and work began in 1982 to strengthen the five storey bunker and harden it against electromagnetic pulses from a nuclear blast. In 1981, the USAF's 7555th Theatre Mission Planning Squadron moved to Level 3 of the bunker. Their role would be to produce disks containing topographical information which would then be input into GLCM control vehicles deployed in their forward locations.
Almost nobody knew the exact date the missiles would arrive except the highest in office. Deployment was announced as late 1983 and as the year drew on, expectations of the arrival grew. Greenham Common then became the official home to the 501st Tactical Missile Wing. In May 1983, C-5A Galaxy transport planes appeared to be delivering equipment to the base but given the necessary level of secrecy, little details emerged. What was certain however was that all the construction and other preparations necessary were being carried out to a very tight deadline of December 1983. The preparations were examined by the then Secretary of State for Defence, Michael Heseltine on March 24th and was shown around the construction of the silos by base commander Colonel Robert Thomson. Meanwhile, crews were being specially trained on how to handle the MAN tractors, missiles and related equipment by the 868th Tactical Missile Training Squadron at Davis Monthan AFB in Arizona. A tour at Greenham Common was said to be very good for the Air Force careers of those who served there. These highly skilled and educated missile crews began to arrive from July.
In November that year, the press reported that British and US governments had agreed on a deployment date of November 1st but that it had changed as a result of the Cuban invasion of Grenada and also to allow a House of Commons debate on the deployment on October 31st. A report on the front page of The Sunday Times on November 13th announced "Greenham- Cruise lands on Tuesday". In actual fact, the first GLCMs arrived at Greenham Common in the early hours of Monday 14th of November aboard a
C-141 Starlifter
. Security was very high with support being given by the British MoD Police, the 2nd Battalion Parachute Regiment of the British Army, as well as security personnel of the USAF. The missiles were quickly unloaded and taken beyond view. Further deliveries of warheads and other equipment continued in the days following.
C-141 Starlifter
From the time of the delivery of the first 16 missiles in November, the 501st Tactical Missile Wing began its training immediately to meet the operational deadline. The 501st Tactical Missile Wing succeeded at meeting its Interim Operational Capability date of December 1983. At the same time, Pershing II missiles in West Germany were being successfully deployed by the US Army. The following year, Greenham could boast a total of 32 missiles on strength. The deployment represented a major blow to the Soviet Union; its efforts, both diplomatic and military had failed to divide European NATO members from the United States and its adversary was now equipped with a more modern and credible means of defence than ever before.
MAN tractor preparing for a GLCM excercise. Thanks to Brian Bowling.
Launch exercises could be held once or more a month. What became clear though was that it was hard for the convoys to go unnoticed with such large vehicles, 69 members of a flight, 22 vehicles per flight, and 44 armed guards and police. Attention was drawn to the secret locations the vehicles visited. One of the first exercises in early March 1984 saw a flight of GLCM vehicles leave Bury's Bank Road gate and head west along the M4 motorway. The vehicles finally arrived at
RAF Lyneham
, the RAF's
base south of Swindon. On many occasions, the exercises were followed by protesters from a group called Cruisewatch. One of the most frequent locations for exercises was on Salisbury Plain in Hampshire. This was not a great distance from Greenham and is a regular training ground to the Army. Other Cruise exercise sites included Bramshott Common and Longmoor Camp in Hampshire, as well as Royal Common and Rushmoor in Surrey.
In January 1986, a remarkable story broke in the military news magazine,
Janes Defence Weekly
"SPETZNATZ AT GREENHAM" was the cover story. The magazine claimed that agents of the Soviet special forces or
were active among protesters camped around the base. The article told how 3-6 Spetnatz agents had been active at the base since missiles had been deployed in Dec 1983 and agents were regularly rotated to gain field experience. The article also claimed the Spetznatz agents were controlled by the
(Soviet military intelligence) and that mock ups of the defenses and missiles based at Greenham Common had been copied for Spetzntaz training centres in the Ural, Volga, and Carpathian military districts. The agents at Greenham were to provide sabotage strikes on the GLCM sites as well as acting as beacons to other Spetznatz troops who would join them in the prelude to war.
The story was officially denied. Recent evidence however suggests that it may have been true. The article claimed that the information had come from Soviet defectors. A year earlier in 1985, British intelligence (SIS) scored a major blow on the Soviets by smuggling out senior KGB officer Oleg Gordievsky and brought him to Britain. He revealed the extent of the war planning and paranoia going on within the Soviet leadership. In 1992, Britain also gained the intelligence treasure from former KGB archivist,
Vasily Mitrokhin
. His handwritten notes taken from the KGB archives revealed that the Soviets had hidden and buried secret catches of arms and communications equipment across Western Europe. They were booby-trapped and could only be recovered by trained experts. In addition, in 1996 it was revealed that in the 1970s, the Soviet Union had produced "suitcase bombs", portable nuclear bombs of around a six kiloton yield that could be set off remotely to destroy enemy infrastructure within those countries. This would then negate the need to launch direct nuclear attacks. We now also know that the Soviet leadership was seriously considering a nuclear attack on NATO in late 1983 as it conducted the
Able Archer 83
excercise and to prevent GLCMs from actually being deployed.
The Soviet political landscape was gradually changing after 1985 and events behind the Iron Curtain were to have far reaching and unimagined consequences for Greenham Common and the world as a whole. March 1985 saw
Mikhail Gorbachev
become leader of the Soviet Union, a man who not only hoped for change at home, but demanded it. In order to save the collapsing Soviet economy, he had to cut the huge Soviet military budget, running around 20% of GDP (in comparison to around 6% in the US). Such cuts meant diplomatic rapprochement with NATO and the United States. President Reagan and Gorbachev met in a Geneva summit in 1985 and at Iceland in 1986. They had talked about arms cuts but had not been able to come to an agreement. On December 7th 1987 in Washington DC, a breakthrough came when the Soviet Union finally agreed to the
Intermediate Nuclear Forces Treaty
, meaning the US and Soviet Union would scrap all Intermediate range nuclear missiles. The INF Treaty (ratified by both powers in 1988) meant that the Soviets would have to destroy all their SS-4s, SS-5s, and SS-20s regardless of their location. NATO would have to destroy its GLCMs and Pershing missiles. Each had to do so within three years of treaty ratification.
President Reagan and Gorbachev sign INF in 1987
The INF Treaty left many questions over the future of Greenham Common. It meant that by May 1991, its GLCM role would be over. Although the treaty signaled a new era of relations between East and West, it did not mean the end of the Cold War. Soviet intentions overall were still not clear.
Part of the treaty stipulated that missile sites were subject to short notice INF Inspection teams from each country. Although the GLCMs at RAF Molesworth were the first to go in 1988, the Soviets were allowed baseline pre-removal inspections and made their first visit to Greenham Common in July 1988. This was an incredible reality; that we would allow Soviet officials to view our most secure weapons bases and allow them to fly in! A Soviet TV crew were also allowed to film the occasion. The 30 inspectors led by Vysacheslav Lebedev were treated to a cooperative reception which even included a traditional British pint at the Coach and Horses pub near Thatcham.
A Soviet Illyushin 62 airliner carrying Soviet INF Inspectors to Greenham Common
The Soviet teams had to give 16 hours notice of an inspection and would split in to two teams, one of which would go to RAF Molesworth. Soviet inspectors had 24 hours to inspect but were not allowed to view actual missiles or warheads. By 1988, Greenham had its full compliment of 96 missiles plus five spares. Inspection teams examined missile training canisters and were allowed to have USAF personnel take photos to their specifications. American verification reams actually had more work to do as the INF Treaty meant the Soviets had to destroy 2,000 missiles to the US 800. Satellite verification was also used to check treaty fulfillment, though no arms control verification method is ever cheat proof.
The first GLCMs were taken from Molesworth on September 8th 1988 and flown to their destruction in the US. Soviet Inspectors made further inspection in November and in the course of the coming three years. The INF Treaty actually gives the right to inspections until 2006. The Russians last made an inspection of Greenham in 1998. In late July 1989, the first shipment of four of Greenham's GLCMs were crated up and loaded into a waiting C-5 Galaxy bound for destruction at Davis Monthan. The event was celebrated as a tangible sign of rapprochement between East and West.
Despite the changes, a number of improvements to the quality of life for those at greenham were made. In February 1986, a shed building was gutted and fully refurbished to make a bowling centre. By 1989, a purpose built school known as
Greenham Common High School
was built at the very east end of the base. A school had operated before in a converted barracks, but this new site had fully modern facilities. Officers at Greenham Common also enjoyed one of the most unique messes available to personnel in Europe. Greenham Lodge was a Grade 2 listed building built in 1879. It was refurbished at a cost of £1.6m from 1982, and later won a USAF Design Award.
The removal of the missiles meant that the number of personnel at the base would be gradually scaled back. At its peak in the mid-1980s, Greenham was home to over 2,000 personnel plus dependents. In 1988, there was talk in NATO circles of allowing the base to become home to further squadrons of F1-11s. It was reported that up to 60 more planes might be welcomed to Britain and that Greenham might be the base. This was a sensitive issue amid previous protests and in the light of improving East West relations. In October 1989, a headline in The Times suggested that a base in Britain, possibly Greenham, might be used for F-15Es deployed with the air-to-surface SRAM-T missile.
However, events the following month in November 1989 took the world by surprise. The unbelievable occurred on November 9th when East German citizens tore down the Berlin Wall. The divisions that had stood between East and West for 45 years were being removed and the Cold War was coming to its end.
In 1990, it was announced that after the missiles had all gone in 1991, the base would revert to a NATO standby facility under the USAF, to be manned by 400 personnel. There were even calls from some locals to have the area returned to common land but this seemed unlikely. In 1990, many of the MAN vehicles were taken to RAF Kemble in Gloucestershire which was a USAF depot. The trucks and tractors were stored in the hangars awaiting their final disposal. In December 1990, a number of other vehicles were shipped out of Greenham bound for use by US forces in Saudi Arabia preparing for the liberation of Kuwait.
MAN vehicles await disposal at RAF Kemble in 1990. Brian Bowling
Finally, the very last shipment of the remaining 16 GLCMs left Greenham on March 5th 1991. The base was home to just 400 personnel. In the autumn of that year, the Department of Defense decided to close RAF Greenham Common permanently by September the following year. On at least one occasion, the best was opened to tours for local people to come and see the base "behind the fence". There was no longer anything to hide. Later that year, the Soviet Union ceased to exist: the old Cold War foe came to terms with the west and moved to democracy, albeit an unstable one.
RAF Greenham Common was closed for the final time on September 12th 1992, and was handed back to the RAF in a closing ceremony before remaining USAF personnel flew home. The Ministry of Defence finally sold the land in 1997 but the runways were broken up in the Spring of 1995. The concrete was used to build the Newbury Bypass. In September 1997 and again in 2000, much of the fencing was removed by volunteers and the area was renamed New Greenham Park. Today, the site is home to a thriving business park including a printers, a travel agent, and a huge new car storage depot and car dealership. The old barrack blocks left of the main gate were used by a paintball company for some years until they were demolished in 1998 and now cattle freely graze on the open land.
The GLCM
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Reiki is another word for universal energy. These days there are many forms of Reiki some are more relaxing some a lot more aggressive, depending on the nature of the treatment Alex can provide you with the correct form of Reiki for your treatment.
The treatment centres are based in Waltham Abbey, Watford and Crews Hill and can be easily found on the contact page.
Why Alex?
Alex is an crystal born adult. Through his life his vibration was a significant level which allows him to heal at a high level spiritually. When receiving treatment from Alex he will use his intuition and empathetic skills to target needed areas of the body specifically.
What forms of Reiki are on offer?
Usui Reiki – Alex is qualified in master level. Usui Reiki is a loving gentle form of treatment that can help aid any pain. Emotional issues and is perfect for balancing and harmonizing the body.
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Lemurian Crystal Reiki – Lemurian healing is a very powerful form of healing that enhances any energy modality and can also be used by itself. Alex uses this form of Reiki to enhance all form of treatment.
Shamanic Reiki – Alex offer shamanic Reiki separately as a form of shamanic healing. This will be coming shortly and is not available right now.
How can Reiki healing help me?
People use reiki treatments to relax and improve their overall well-being; reduce pain, anxiety, overall fatigue, reduce the side effects of medication and support the recovery after injuries.
A 2008 survey on complementary and alternative medicine (CAM) show the percentages of adults and children using alternative treatments in the United States. 1.2 million adults and 162,000 children received at least one or more sessions of an energy therapy such as reiki.
Reiki is a good complementary therapy to support what your current healthcare provider is offering to help you start feeling better quickly . As those feelings of anxiety and pain recede, people come away feeling invigorated and focused on regaining their health.
When you start becoming more self-aware of your general health and wellness you are more proactive and prepared to incorporate the right lifestyle changes and health inventions to reduce or avoid health issues getting in the way of your healthy lifestyle.
Reiki treatments most often than not, help clear the mind, Like the old saying "mind like water" when you throw a rock in the lake there is a splash and those ripples return to calmness.
I think the appeal is the calmness and peace that you are trying to achieve. Have everything in its place, and empty your mind of busy-ness and junk. Then your are ready for anything that comes your way.
This enables patients to better evaluate conflicting medical information being offered my all of the specialists out there, so they can make informed treatment decisions with a clear mindset. In this way, healing allows you to become actively involved in your own health and well-being.
What is reiki?
"Reiki" (ray-key) is Japanese for 'universal life energy, and is also a word used to describe a system of natural healing, This tradition was founded by Mikao Usui in the early 20th century and evolved as a result of his research, experience, and dedication.
When are minds are like water we have a level of clarity and energy that flows uninterrupted and everything is in balance and unwavering, and we experience a zen-like state of well-being.
There is a variety of Reiki approaches, but the primary essence of Reiki treatments is to help the body emotionally or spiritually. It's a complementary alternative approach that has an open-minded belief system.
What to expect from a treatment session
The session starts out with a brief discussion. This discussion addresses why you are there, what is going on in your current state of life, and what your hoping will be the expected outcome of the sessions.
The next thing that we need to address during our discussion is that it gives Alex the chance to get a feel for your energies prior to the actual session getting underway and allows for additional insights from the client's current situation.
Obviously, we want to build some rapport with you in order for you to open up more so that we can effectively address your energies during the actual session. If we have not established some level of trust with you early on it makes it much harder for me to diagnose and address your needs. The reality is that if you make a conscious decision to let go you can expect more benefits from each session you receive.
Some things to address before arriving at your session:
Dress comfortably
Where casual loose fitting clothing that you will be most comfortable in. Tight fitting clothing and belts are not very conducive to staying relaxed. Shoes should be removed.
To get the best experience possible, and to be open-minded with a relaxed state... we provide a quiet, safe environment. We ask that you turn off your cell phone and any other devices that may cause a distraction.
Alex will ensure that every effort is made to ensure that you have a relaxing and spiritually enriching experience. You'll receive your Reiki treatment while reclined in a massage table in a dimly lit room, and soothing music.
During the actual session, the client will rest comfortably on a massage table either on your back or stomach. You are not required to remove any clothing besides your shoes. The session can have either be hands-on where Alex will apply a light touch during the session or hands-off where Alex's hands would hover right above the body. Usually, we address the choices before the session gets started.
Each person might feel things a little differently. You might feel some heat, a tingling sensation or nothing but pure relaxation. It some cases, we have had a few patients fall asleep during their sessions.
Session length
Each session is approximately 60 minutes in length; depending on your specific needs... Give yourself the appropriate time to reacclimatize yourself to your surroundings after your session has ended. Typically, you emerge feeling deeply relaxed and within peace and harmony.
What are the benefits and expected outcomes of Reiki
What if you only had one hour of sleep and it could feel like four hours of sleep.
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You do not have to believe in Reiki in order to experience the value/benefits from it, although a willingness to receive allows for a strengthened energetic connection.
Who can provide Reiki healing treatments
Reiki can be received from either a Reiki certified practitioner like myself or a healthcare professional who has the appropriate training, or you can learn it yourself.
What are your next steps
Book a consultation with Alex first to evaluate if Reiki treatments are a good fit for your current state of well-being and health.


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Brunswick High School lineman D'Antne Demery didn't know he was a U.S. Army All American until he got a mysterious package in the mail.
Once he opened it, the mystery dissolved. A jacket bearing the U.S. Army logo and a letter congratulating him on his acceptance to the 2017 U.S. Army All-American Bowl was inside.
Demery is the first player to represent Glynn County in the nationally-televised showcase game. When he heard his name mentioned in the same sentence as some of the game's alums — Odell Beckham, Jr., Adrian Peterson, Andrew Luck — the accolade was put into perspective for the University of Georgia commit.
"It's crazy, man, to be balled up in that circle with those guys," Demery said. "I might be the next one up, and that's very exciting. I feel very blessed about that. I'll just keep working."
The four-star offensive tackle with an 84-inch wingspan didn't have the Army All-American game on his horizon until he tried on the jacket. The commendation came as a surprise to him. He never imagined himself making the trip to San Antonio to play on a televised stage as a high school player.
The two weeks between receiving his acceptance letter and the formal jersey presentation in the Brunswick High School auditorium, for Demery, have been a dream compared to the months leading up to the moment he accepted his jersey on Thursday.
In July, roughly a month after Demery made his commitment to Georgia, his mother, Rochelle Demery, passed away after battling lupus for several years. The high school senior was coping with the loss of his parent while raising his then-4-month-old daughter, Paislee, and still trying to keep his grades up and look forward to his senior football season.
But football is important to Demery, and his goals in the sport are an avenue to a future beyond his hometown of Brunswick.
"It's been crazy, but I've still been fighting," Demery said. "Haven't let that stop me."
His coach, Larry Harold, had the unique life experience to help him navigate the new rigors of his life. Harold said he's been coping with the loss of his own mother, who passed about about a year and a half ago. Harold told Demery to spend a couple weeks at home to reconcile before deciding to return to the field.
His return to the team, Harold said, is when Demery's character came out.
"Because I had gone through it, I could advise him," Harold said. "Close to the start of the season, he came back and just fought his way through. … He's going to be successful because of his resiliency. For a kid to go through that and still go to school on his own, still practice, still work hard, it says a lot about the integrity of that young man."
Georgia was interested in Demery before his senior season, but Harold said Demery's drive and commitment were traits Rob Sale — Georgia's former offensive line coach under Mark Richt — and current offensive line coach Sam Pittman valued as a compliment to the athleticism.
While Demery defended stunts and pass rushes on the field, life blitzed him again when Harold resigned following the end of Brunswick's season in November.
Harold is optimistic about finding his next opportunity shortly after the holiday season. He's been exploring options at other schools, and hopes to find a job in South Georgia (he'd rather not tangle with the metro-Atlanta traffic).
Until then, Demery said it's the Pirates' turn to support their former coach, who's supported them for the past three seasons.
"He's a down-to-earth man," Demery said. "He helps you when you need help, even when you don't ask for it. He sees it."
Demery's story isn't a sad one, just a story with sad parts. And the story's not over.
With his college career just ahead of him, he said he is ready to make an immediate impact.
He doesn't take much stock in Georgia's 7-5 season under Richt's successor Kirby Smart. Expectations start high, even for a first year head coach, and he is committed to Georgia to say the least. Through the ups and downs Demery's experience of late, there's been one constant.
"Go Dawgs," Demery added at the end of his interview.


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Rigler Tosses Complete Game in 9-3 Win
Rigler Tosses Complete Game in 9-3 Win
24-23 (6-10 Big 12)
22-23-1 (7-12 Big 12)
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- Time of Game: 2:32
- First Pitch: 6 pm
- Temperature: 80 F
- Wind: SSE 10-15
- Attendance: 1,431
NORMAN, Okla. – Parker Rigler threw his first career complete game, allowing just one hit after the fourth inning, to lead K-State to its fourth straight win with a 9-3 victory over Oklahoma on Friday at L. Dale Mitchell Park.
The Edmond, Oklahoma native allowed a run to the Sooners (22-23-1, 7-12 Big 12) in each of the first three frames, but he settled in to retire 18 of the last 20 batters he faced in the longest outing of his K-State career. Rigler also struck out four and walked one to pick up his fourth win of the season for the Wildcats (24-23, 6-10 Big 12).
"Parker was outstanding," said K-State head coach Brad Hill. "He was teetering back-and-forth in those first three innings, but then just settled in nicely in the fourth. Then we score (in the fourth), they didn't; we score (in the fifth and sixth), they didn't. You could just see Oklahoma's body language, and Rigler kept pouring it on. That was the quickest pace he's worked at. He had great tempo and rhythm, making great pitches."
The complete game by Rigler was the first by a Wildcat pitcher since Nate Griep threw a shutout against Oklahoma in last year's series opener on May 8, 2015 in Manhattan. K-State has thrown a complete game against the Sooners in each of the last three seasons as Griep also did it in 2014 in the series finale in Norman.
Coupled with the win in 2014, K-State has now beaten the Sooners in back-to-back games in Norman for the first time since 1969-71.
While Rigler controlled the pace on the mound, the K-State offense scored its most runs against the Sooners since 2010 with the help of 12 hits and home runs by Quintin Crandall and Josh Rolette. Crandall's homer provided the game-deciding runs as he hit a two-run shot in the fourth to break open a 3-3 tie. Rolette, meanwhile, hit his fifth home run of the season in the sixth to make it 8-3.
Every Wildcat hitter reached base at least once while Tyler Wolfe led the team with three hits. Crandall and Josh Ethier also added multi-hit efforts by collecting two hits apiece.
"Good job by the offense tonight," added Hill. "A lot of good at-bats up and down the lineup. Everybody did something positive in a lot of different ways. Probably the biggest run was the last one, the sacrifice fly (by Jake Scudder in the eighth) to tack one more on. I thought that run deflated (Oklahoma)."
The two sides traded runs in the first, with an RBI single by Tyler Moore giving K-State its first run before Oklahoma cashed in a leadoff triple by Alex Wise with a run-producing groundout by Jack Flansburg. The Wildcats went 1-2-3 in the second before Oklahoma used the benefit of one of K-State's two errors to help bring in a run in bottom half of the inning that made it 2-1 Sooners. An errant throw by K-State second baseman Cade Bunnell on a potential double play, which sailed into the dugout, put Austin O'Brien into scoring position for an RBI single by starting pitcher Chris Andritsos.
The Wildcats did not trail for long, though, as RBI by Rolette and Scudder in the third returned the advantage back to K-State. The inning was set up by a leadoff single from Ethier followed by a walk by Clayton Dalrymple, one of his two in the game.
After Oklahoma squared it up again in the third with back-to-back two-out hits off Rigler, Bunnell drew a one-out walk to precede Crandall's second home run of the season that made it 5-3 K-State. The homer was the first in Big 12 play for Crandall, who is batting .351 (13-for-37) with five extra-base hits in conference action.
In the fifth, a two-out fielding error by Oklahoma shortstop Sheldon Neuse prolonged the inning before K-State added a run. The Wildcats were able to load the bases against JB Olson, who spelled Andritsos in the fourth, before Ethier drew a walk to force in Bunnell.
The Wildcats used Rolette's homer in the sixth and a sacrifice fly by Scudder in the eighth to pull away from the Sooners. The run in the eighth was set up by a leadoff single from Wolfe, who then moved to second on a passed ball and to third on a groundout to second base by Rolette.
Andritsos took the loss, his fifth of the year, after being responsible for five runs on six hits and two walks over 3 1/3 innings.
K-State and Oklahoma will meet in game two of the series on Saturday at 3 p.m. Right-hander Levi MaVorhis will get the start on the mound for K-State and face Oklahoma's Jake Irvin.
K-State has won eight of its last nine games and 11 of its last 15.
The Wildcats are 7-2 in their last nine road games and have held their opponent to three runs or less in seven of those nine contests. K-State is 9-8 on the road this season.
The last time K-State had nine or more wins in true road games was in 2013 (13-10).
The last time K-State scored nine or more runs against the Sooners was on May 2, 2010 when it lost 15-11 in Norman. The day before, the Wildcats topped Oklahoma, 14-9.
The Wildcats have won the series opener against Oklahoma in three of the last four years.


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Today's top gainers include the company PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (NYSE:TLK) which is in the industry Diversified Communication Services, gaining 0.58% today. In the last week its performance is 3.17%, and 5.73% for the past quarter. Currently, PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk, TLK has a target price of 48.45, so today's gain of 0.58% is a significant step towards its target price. The GAP today is therefore 1.61%.
PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (NYSE:TLK), has a market cap of 33405.42, and is based in Indonesia. Insider ownership is at 52.50%, and institutional ownership is 7.50%.
At the current price of 66.08, it has a dividend yield of 1.76%, and its target price is 48.45. This is with a profit margin of 16.90%, and total debt/equity of 0.43. PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (NYSE:TLK) has a P/E of 23.47, as well as a forward P/E of 19.04.
With a current EPS of 2.82, and a forecasted EPS growth for next year at 18.84%,PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (NYSE:TLK) has had a EPS growth for the past five years at -23.00%. For the next five years EPS growth is projected to be 8.70%.
Performance for the year is 92.62%. Since its IPO date on 11/14/1995, the total performance to date is 52.97%.
Volume today for PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (NYSE:TLK), is 205000, while its average volume is 210.87. Whilst the total gain today was 0.58%, it did have a day high of -4.63%.
Volatility for this week has been at 1.09%, and 1.61% for the month. The 52-week low for PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk, TLK has been 94.44%, while the 52-week-high has reached -4.63%.
Looking at its return of investments, which is 22.20%, and its return on assets is 10.70%. PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (NYSE:TLK) has an operating margin of 35.00%. With a sales growth of 14.60% quarter over quarter. Bearing in mind that PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk, TLK is in the sector Technology, its long-term debt/equity is 0.37, and has a current ratio of 1.2 and 1.2 for quick ratio.
So what is the value of PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk? Well its PEG is 2.7, and the P/S is 3.94, along with a P/B of 5.14. Meanwhile it has a p/cash of 18.94.


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"Then after 14 years I went up again to Jerusalem with Barnabas, taking Titus along also. I went up according to a revelation and presented to them the gospel I preach among the Gentiles – but privately to those recognised as leaders – so that I might not be running, or have run the race, in vain. But not even Titus who was with me, though he was a Greek, was compelled to be circumcised. This issue arose because of false brothers smuggled in, who came in secretly to spy on the freedom that we have in Christ Jesus, in order to enslave us. But we did not give up and submit to these people for even an hour, so that the truth of the gospel would be preserved for you.
Now from those recognised as important (what they really were makes no difference to me; God does not show favouritism) – they added nothing to me. On the contrary, they saw that I had been entrusted with the gospel for the uncircumcised, just as Peter was for the circumcised, since the One at work in Peter for an apostleship to the circumcised was also at work in me for the Gentiles. When James, Cephas, and John, recognised as pillars, acknowledged the grace that had been given to me, they gave the right hand of fellowship to me and Barnabas, agreeing that we should go to the Gentiles and they to the circumcised. They asked only that we would remember the poor, which I made every effort to do." – Galatians 2:1-10
If there were two things the apostle Paul was constantly on fire about it was the gospel and missions. His books overflow with rich, gospel, doctrine but at the same time the love of God, through Paul, pours out for the lost. I'll give one example. Arguably, the book of Romans is his big one, his magnum opus; it is where the gospel is most clearly outlined at great length. In the first 8 chapters, it is straight up, hardcore, gospel doctrine but then in chapter 9 his heart finally bleeds, and what spills out? Take a look. Verse 1:
"I speak the truth in Christ – I am not lying; my conscience is testifying to me with the Holy Spirit…"
Translation: what I am about to write is no exaggeration, it is 100% truth confirmed by none other than the Holy Spirit. Verse 2:
"… that I have intense sorrow and continual anguish in my heart. For I could almost wish to be cursed and cut off from the Messiah for the benefit of my brothers, my own flesh and blood."
There are no words to describe the amazement of this man at this point. I have never, and highly doubt I would ever, flirt with the idea of exchanging my salvation for anybody. With the prospect of an eternal hell, is Paul mad? And yet the Holy Spirit testifies with him that what he's saying is true. By the way, Paul, of all people, knows that this is impossible, but his heart still yearns with all honesty. There are 2 other people like him in the Bible that come to mind: the first is Moses. In Exodus chapter 32, we find him at wit's end with the people of Israel. They've just committed the ultimate blasphemy against God, creating a false god in the form of a golden calf and worshiping it. It says in verse 30:
"The following day Moses said to the people, 'You have committed a grave sin. Now I will go up to the LORD; perhaps I will be able to atone for your sin.'
So Moses returned to the LORD and said, 'Oh, these people have committed a grave sin; they have made a god of gold for themselves. Now if You would only forgive their sin. But if not, please erase me from the book You have written.'"
Just like the apostle Paul, what kind of love is this? It is astounding. Well, of course, it's the love of Jesus Christ, who not only offered up His life for people but was capable of following through with it; He was strong enough to take the wrath of God for His people, atoning for their sin, but unlike these human beings named Moses and Paul, Jesus had the ability to come out victorious, rising from the grave, seated in heaven, where we shall see Him face to face. This is the gospel, the good news, for all who believe.
Study Moses, study Paul, and study Jesus Christ. But why do I say all this? Aren't we in Galatians? Well, this is a prerequisite of sorts. Everything else I say tonight will be in vain if we don't get what they got: love for God, His saving gospel, and people.
Which finally brings us to Galatians 2. There are 6 things you need to know from this text if you want to be a good missionary. I say "good" because the fact is if you are a Christian you are a missionary. The only thing that remains is if you live it well like an Abraham or if you live it horribly like Abraham's nephew, Lot.
We're going to go through these 6 things but I may as well list them for you now so you get a feel of where we're heading:
1) Know where the gospel came from.
2) Know what the gospel is.
3) Know what the gospel is not.
4) Know your network.
5) Know your mission.
6) Know the poor.


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A fall protection plan is a legal requirement under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA) and its regulations.
You could face severe penalties for noncompliance and even have your company shut down!
Let's take a look at the proper procedure you must follow if you make changes to your company's fall protection plan.
Here's how to make changes to your fall protection plan…
You must have a process to make changes to your fall protection plan.
'Nothing's written in blood and you may have to change your way of doing things if you have incidents, accidents, or if changes are made to the work specification for the job,' says the Health&Safety Advisor.
Your process for making changes to your plan must be fool-proof. This means you must make sure you close the loop whenever you make changes. To close the loop is to follow up on or close out an area of discussion.
Here's a list of the things you must do to make sure your changes close the loop.
#1: You must use a checklist whenever you make changes to your plan;
#2: If you change any part of the steps in your plan, always check the other steps so that the changes cover everything in your plan;
#3: Check that all the documents supporting your plan are updated. If you have a procedure, form, or checklist, make sure you check these against your changes and update them accordingly;
#4: Keep a record of all the changes you make so you can prove you've followed the process of change correctly;
#5: Test any change you make before you implement it. Make sure you haven't created another hazard or risk (record the changes of risk assessment);
For example, if you change from a scaffold to a ladder for your employees to get on a roof, you must make sure that using the ladder's as safe, or safer, than using the scaffolding before you make the change. You need to do a risk assessment and record the changes.
#6: Implement the changes and make sure all your employees who need to know about them are informed;
#7: File all documents with changes together in a management of change file; and
#8: If any changes impact on another part of your management system make sure your changes are included in that part of the system.
For instance, if you make changes to your fall protection plan or risk assessment, you must also make the same changes in your health and safety file or system.
Your fall protection plan and your health and safety file or system must never be different from each other.
Well there you have it. Make sure you stick to these guidelines when you make changes to your company's fall protection plan. Not only will this ensure you're complaint with the OHSA, but, it'll also ensure your employees are safe.
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Severus Snape will assist you in the boarding process for Flight Nine and Three Quarters from LaGuardia to Hogwarts. We'll be boarding by Sorting House and are expecting a full flight today.
Our First Class Slytherin passengers can now board the Patronus Jet. Please let our Flight Attendants know if you would like a pre-departure butterbeer. Ravenclaw and Hufflepuff are welcome to board next.
Last and certainly least, Gryffindor and Muggles may board.
Actually, you may have seen this guy before. He really does work for American Airlines and has been meme-ified repeatedly over the years for his uncanny resemblance to Snape. Clearly, he has a sense of humor about it.
Check out some of the previous memes after the break…
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Pretty Hand Painted and Gilded Staffordshire Present Mug, 1850
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You are bidding for this pretty hand painted Staffordshire mug. Floral pattern highlighted by fine gilding. Probably a present from M R to his sweetheart Hannah Glaze. Dated 1850. It is approx 3 1/2 inches high.
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