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Three terrorists were killed in an overnight encounter with security forces at Zainapora in Shopian district in Jammu and Kasmir.
Irate crowds clashed with the security forces at several places in the area during and after the encounter.
According to sources, the firing lasted for 10 minutes during the night after which a search Operation was launched. There were reports that one of the militants could be a top commander of Hizbul Mujahideen.
Inspector General of Police, Kashmir, Munir Khan, said, "The terrorists initiated unprovoked and indiscriminate firing of small arms, automatics, and mortars who were believed to be in the village".
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Personnel from 55 Rashtriya Rifles, special operations group of police and Central Reserve Police Force are jointly taking part in the ongoing operation, the KMS said.
Owais, a resident of Kakpora area of Pulwama, succumbed to pellet injuries at SMHS Hospital in Srinagar Sunday evening.
The injured was taken to an Army hospital in Drugmulla where doctors stated his condition to be stable.
At least seven protesters were reported injured in the clashes. This prompted the security forces to wait till dawn while keeping a tight cordon around the area before launching a major strike. He had vanished from the militancy scene and was believed to be dead with the Hurriyat offering his in-absentia funeral prayers a year ago.
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At 11 weeks the fetus is only a few centimetres long.
you need to consult a gynecologist and book your scan
the scan procedure is a simple
that would be done abdominally now since you are already 11 weeks pregnant.
A woman starts showing in the second trimester after 14 - 16 weeks.
You cannot feel lumps or balls right now, as the
is still a pelvic organ.
You can easily know the fetal sex as early as 12 weeks onwards.
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At 11 weeks the fetus is only a few centimetres long.
you need to consult a gynecologist and book your scan
the scan procedure is a simple ultrasound that would be done abdominally now since you are already 11 weeks pregnant.
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You cannot feel lumps or balls right now, as the uterus is still a pelvic organ.
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Day 1,378: Daze Off
I have jury duty tomorrow, and I'm grumpy about it. Los Angeles sucks in that regard…if you vote in elections down here, you are virtually guaranteed to be called for jury duty once a year. It's happened to me for four years in a row, now. That said, I've been fortunate enough thus far not to have been called in.
Man, Jury duty is something we need to fix in this country. If Jury duty paid $10 an hour, I think it would make a huge difference. It would for me, anyway. It doesn't need to be great money, just something you know? What is it, like $15 a day or some shyte like that? 1950s wages? Incentive, that's the name of the game; give me an incentive to perform jury duty, and I won't feel like running for the hills each time I get that dreaded summons in the mail. I understand, completely, how important juries are, how critical, to our society…which is exactly why I'm saying we should TREAT them that way.
But, I digress 😛
No writing today, but lots of sleeping. I'm a bit depressed at the moment, to be honest. I don't feel particularly grounded, it's be a lot of traveling and time spent away from my work, and I feel discombobulated overall, which I feel like was discussed pretty thoroughly last night. Having another day, at least, of all that being hijacked tomorrow certainly isn't getting me all that excited…but it is what it is. At least in the beginning of the day I'll be able to sit down and write for a while in the juror room. That's what I hope, at least.
Oh, and here's a positive: it's not the downtown courthouse. It's the one in Van Nuys, which is much closer to me. So, that's nice.
The A's won today! That was cool. I think before I sleep I'm going to watch the inning in which they scored 5 runs to come back and beat the Angels. We were down 10-4 and came back to get the win. That's pretty special. We have some really solid, young players on our team I think. I hope.
Game of Thrones was EPIC tonight. And I won the tittie count game! For the first time ever, I think! That was a very nice capper to the day.
More tomorrow, and hopefully less "woe is me" and more "today was a badass day!"
Artwork tonight is from Serhio Sigvincini.


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Today's questions of the day concerned: Kiwi Bank – Tax Changes – Vet Strike – Urban Rail Ownership - Kiwi Bank – ACC Overcharging – Vet Strike – Unemployment Rate – Auckland Health Board Resignation – Income Related Rents – Bunkle And Closing The Gaps – Family Court Openness.
The following are paraphrases of today's questions for oral answer. They are not complete or official, the official record of Parliamentary proceedings is Hansard, which is not finalised some days after the event.
Question 1.
Rt Hon JENNY SHIPLEY (National) to the Minister of Finance Michael Cullen:
Q: What did he mean when he said that the "People's Bank" "will have to stand or fall on its commercial merits"?
A: I mean that the NZ Post proposal will have to stand or fall on its commercial merits.
Q: What does NZ Post mean when it says it will guarantee deposits?
A: There are very substantial prudential protections for banking customers in the NZ banking system.
Q: On what grounds would a capital injection be made?
A: Only if it makes sense and only up to the $78 million figure.
Q: Will there be cross-subsidisation?
A: Any modification to the business plan will require shareholder approval. NZ Post has made it clear it is keen to pursue partnerships with other banks. This government does not believe in SOE's being a halfway house to privatisation.
Q: Will the Government's business go to the People's Bank?
A: Each government account is managed separately.
Q: Jenny Shipley (National): Will he guarantee stamp prices will not be increased to pay for MyBank?
A: I didn't realise it was the Leader of the Opposition's bank.
Question 2.
MARK PECK (Labour) to the Minister of Revenue Michael Cullen:
Q: Has he received any recent suggestions for changes to the personal tax system?
A: I have been asked by ACT Member Mr Rodney Hide what the impact would be of relieving the tax burden on people earning over $100,000, $150,000 and $200,000 per annum. Clearly ACT is planning to buy the votes of very high income earners while establishing a flat rate of tax for low and middle income earners.
Q: John Wright (Alliance): What would the effect of this proposal be?
A: To exempt income over $150,000 would cost $1.175 billion, more than the cost of the police force. Exempting all income over $250,000 would cost $675 million.
Q: Jeanette Fitzsimmons (Green): Why has he not given the tax review the possibility of transferring tax to waste and pollution charges?
A: It is far from clear that doing this would support low income earners.
Question 3.
Hon RICHARD PREBBLE (ACT) to the Minister of Agriculture Jim Sutton:
Q: Did the Government give any instruction or directions to negotiators for the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry that any offer made to the MAF veterinarians must be fiscally neutral; if so, was this disclosed at the beginning of the negotiations as part of good faith bargaining?
A: The government gave no direct instructions to MAF concerning negotiations with vets. That said MAF must comply with bargaining instructions given to all public service workers and these were fully disclosed to the vets. The conditions require any settlement to be fiscally neutral or supported by an approved business case.
Q: Is the current offer sufficient to recruit and retain vets?
A: Yes. Only one MAF vet has moved to the private sector in two years. And MAF was able to recruit 22 international vets with relative ease.
Q: How can the Govt. claim it is negotiating in good faith if it is planning to reduce any future offers?
A: The government always negotiates in good faith. I cannot give the cost of the eight hour day. Although the damage of this strike infinitely exceeds the cost of any settlement, the government must be concerned with justice for sectoral groups in relation to one another and for the community as a whole.
Question 4.
Hon PETER DUNNE (United Future NZ) to the Minister of Transport Mark Gosche:
Q: Will the Government introduce legislation to enable regional councils to own urban passenger rail services?
A: The government has not received a formal request from any council for a change. We are aware that Wellington Regional Council plans may require a change of law however. Any change to legislation will conform to rail policy currently under development. I am informed that WRC and Tranz Rail have agreed that continuity of services will be assured.
Q: What resources have been invested in passenger transport in Wellington?
A: Under the increased patronage funding formula an additional $1.1 million has already been paid into Wellington, a further $2.5 million is currently under consideration.
Question 5.
Hon BILL ENGLISH (National) to the Minister of Finance Michael Cullen:
Q: Further to Hon Jim Anderton's comment that the Government intended to "set up a publicly-owned New Zealand bank with branches all over New Zealand", does the "People's Bank" plan to establish branches in small communities which have lost their banking facilities?
A: NZ Post I am informed intends to provide banking services throughout its network. That includes several small communities that have lost banking facilities.
Q: Who will get a bank and who will not?
A: The government will not be deciding that. In NZ SOE's make those kinds of decisions themselves. At present there are 321 NZ Post branches offering full facilities. They will become the core of the banking branch network. This is 100 more branches than any other bank has.
Q: How does he reconcile his answer to Rod Donald with page 41 of the Business Plan that says that the competitors of the People's Bank will be the TSB, the SSB, the PSIS and several Credit Unions around the country.
A: At the last election National and ACT were competitors. They now have breakfast together. One day's competitors can be the next day's working partner.
Q: What about the Bendigo banking model?
A: NZ Post has not ruled out any such approach but we expect them to concentrate initially on setting up their banking network. The government has already lifted the deposit limit in credit unions from $40,000 to $250,000. We have also rejected proposals from Treasury to tax credit unions. This government is strongly supportive of credit unions.
Q: Does that mean the People's Bank is under no obligation to provide rural and low income banking services?
A: The member seems to have forgotten that the Government does not direct SOE's on operational matters.
(Richard Prebble – Leave sought to table page 41 of the NZ Post business plan – refused.)
Question 6.
GRAHAM KELLY (Labour) to the Minister for Accident Insurance Michael Cullen:
Q: Has he received any further reports on the issue of ACC overcharging raised in oral question No 1 yesterday, asked by the Hon Ken Shirley?
A: The example Mr Shirley gave to journalists yesterday was not standard. It involved a period beginning June 30th not July 1. His example was based on an invoice that it appears he did not read.
Q: Why then did the ACC apologise and change its invoice?
A: I have the invoice here in front of me and it reads June 30th to March 31st which is 275 days.
Question 7.
Dr the Hon LOCKWOOD SMITH (National) to the Minister of Labour Margaret Wilson:
Q: In light of mediation failing in both the Nelson port picket and the Government veterinarians' strike, what authority, if any, does she have under the Employment Relations Act to take actions to end these industrial disputes?
A: Mediation has not failed in either of these disputes. Mediators cannot impose settlements. The Nelson disputants will be given a report by the mediator and then resume talks. As for the Vets they are due to meet again with MAF at 2pm today, this is hardly a failure. I do not have any power to intervene myself. The government is not having any difficulty with this matter. The only difficulty is in dealing with the bad practices that developed under the previous government's industrial relations framework. Mrs Shipley is urging the government to keep out of the Nelson dispute while other members seem to want us to get involved. I regret that the mediation service is not available to assist the National Party.
Q: Is she concerned about the cost to farmers? And if not is she concerned about freezing workers?
A: I did not say we do not have a problem, I said we do not have a problem with the resolution of the dispute. Of course there is a problem. And we are trying to deal with it as best we can.
Q: What about the costs to the police, now over $2)0,000, and is she convinced that mediation will resolve this dispute?
A: Yes.
Q: Lockwood Smith (National): Is she more concerned with preventing the poaching of members to the PSA with whom the government has an understanding?
A: No. We are concerned with the substance of the dispute.
Question 8.
JILL PETTIS (Labour) to the Minister of Social Services and Employment Steve Maharey:
Q: What evidence is there that the reduction in the unemployment rate is being reflected in reductions in the number of people in receipt of unemployment benefits?
A: For the year ended December 2000 unemployment fell by around 11,000 people. This is reflected in WINZ numbers. The number of people on the community wage fell by 14,000 over the year.
Q: Is this reflected in regional breakdowns.
A: Yes. In Hamilton there were 116 fewer beneficiaries, and in Northland there was a reduction of over 700 in the number of community wage beneficiaries.
Q: What about his secret report on seasonal workers? Will married seasonal workers be entitled to top ups in their wages equivalent to what they lose in terms of benefits? And if not what incentive is their to work?
A: The policy he refers to operated in some regions only, and I believe came from the National Party. We want a flexible benefit system. The reduction in benefits is presently saving us $71,000 an hour, over $2 million a week.
Q: Can he confirm increases in sickness and invalids benefits?
A: The member should be pleased to know that sickness benefit numbers are falling in Ashburton.
Question 9.
Hon ROGER SOWRY (National) to the Minister of Health Annette King:
Q: Has she received a letter from Mr Andrew Strange tendering his resignation as a director of the Auckland District Health Board; if so, what was her response?
A: Yes I received a letter. The letter was acknowledged.
Q: Did Mr Strange assert that government officials had made arbitrary decisions on contracts?
A: No he did not do that in his letter of resignation. However he did send a second letter on his views on such matters. I do not necessarily agree with all his comments. Auckland Health Care are working actively to provide all necessary documentation. It is not unusual for contracts in health to be signed late. Auckland DHB will be signing their contract in the very near future and I am confident it will be presented in the near future.
Q: Why then was a Select Committee told today that there is still some way to go with the Auckland contract?
A: My confidence comes from comments made by the chair of the DHB to my officials and my office.
Question 10.
TAITO PHILLIP FIELD (Labour) to the Minister of Housing Mark Gosche:
Q: What reports has he received on the impact of income-related rents?
A: Turnover rates in houses have fallen dramatically Many low income families can now afford to pay their rents and are therefore no longer moving regularly. Income related rents are bringing stability to communities and easing the disruption of children's schooling.
Q: What about people who are not in state houses?
A: This government will continue to increase the number of state houses.
Q: What else has the Government got planned for housing?
A: We will announce an initiative to address overcrowding in the next two weeks. The reports show me that the vast majority of Housing NZ tenants are doing better. Those that aren't were over the threshold that was set by the previous government for the accommodation supplement.
Q: Can he confirm that transience and not ethnicity is the major contributor to educational non-achievement?
A: Yes. The member makes a very good point.
Question 11.
PANSY WONG (National) to the Minister of Consumer Affairs Phillida Bunkle:
Q: Is it correct that her Ministry is conducting communication programmes to advise East Coast Maori communities about the dangers of electricity and gas as its contribution towards the "reducing inequalities" programme, formerly known as "Closing the Gaps"; if so, at what cost?
A: Yes.
Q: At what cost? And has he seen the response of a spokesman from Ngati Porou saying that it is, "like telling people how to go to the toilet and how to wipe their bums"?
A: The educational programme has nothing to do with that extraordinarily colourful phrase. We run a range of educational programmes on safety concerning electricity and gas.
Question 12.
Dr MURIEL NEWMAN (ACT) to the Associate Minister of Justice Margaret Wilson:
Q: In light of editorial support in major newspapers for the Family Courts (Openness of Proceedings) Amendment Bill, is the Government prepared to support the bill going to a select committee to allow considered evaluation and input from the public?
A: As the member is aware we are currently undertaking a review of guardianship and the operation of the Family Court. We want an open balanced process of reform. That is why we think the bill referred to should not be referred to Select Committee.
Q: Has she read the Dominion?
A: No. This government is dedicated to an open process and has received over 400 submissions. We think these should be considered before we take pre-emptive action.
Q: Are the media banned from reporting family court proceedings?
A: No. Media can apply for permission to report cases if they wish. I understand they very rarely exercise this right. When we introduce comprehensive changes to this area of law the public will have the opportunity to make submissions.
Q: Nandor Tanczos (Green): How long will this take?
A: It is my anticipation that we will have a report in three to four weeks. This will then enable us to proceed further.


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A Yadkinville woman was arrest on Oct. 18 for allegedly stealing items from an elderly person.
Yadkin County Sheriff's deputies took a report last Sunday in regard to a wallet that was stolen from a home on Center Road. The next day deputies received a call that the suspect had returned to the home in an attempt to defraud the victim again.
Arrested was Mary Ann Waddell, 36, of Yadkinville. Waddell was charged with three counts of obtaining money/property by false pretense, two counts of financial card theft, felony exploitation of a disabled/elderly person, and misdemeanor larceny. Waddell is being held in the Yadkin County Detention Center under a $20,000 secure bond.
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Meals define a lot of my childhood memories. I was lucky that most of my life my immediate family gathered around a table two or three times a day for meals. I remember the food, the fights, stealing the last ear of corn, and so much more. Even as work schedules changed and even as my brothers and I became more responsible for making the meals, we ate together as a family. With my family scattered across the state now and after my mother's death, those meals mean even more today.
Until I was about ten years old, Saturday brought my extended family together for lunch at my grandparents' house. My aunts, uncles, cousins, and more would gather to eat and catch up on the events of the week. We were a close knit family and these meals reinforced that bond. Around the holidays, the head count and amount of food would soar. There was no hope of everybody eating at a table so plates on laps and kids cross-legged on the floor became the order of the day. No matter the size of the gathering or the topic of conversation, we were blessed to be able to eat together and interact with one another.
One of the things I deeply appreciate about being at Southminster is your love of food, cooking, and eating together. The Fellowship Luncheons are an integral part of our identity and community life. They bring us together at table and over food and help us to live into the hopeful promises we encounter at the table for the Lord's Supper. We truly are the body of Christ united together at those Sunday luncheons.
For the last two months and concluding in November, Session and I have been using those gatherings to have important conversations about the past, present, and future of this church. Those conversations will guide the plans we make for future ministries for years to come. I have enjoyed hearing and getting to know so much more about many of you through those conversations. I have appreciated seeing people's eyes light up talking about former missions of the church or current ministries. There is an infinite amount of love for Southminster evident in those conversations.
The final of these Mission Planning Process Conversations happens on November 13. It may be the most important conversation of all. This discussion will be future oriented. It will deal with our hopes and dreams for all of the tomorrows of Southminster. In a way, the other two conversations were leading us to this conversation. As we call to mind the best of our past and present, where do we see the future of this church? Where is God calling us? How are we being sent to impact the Brookside community and beyond?
I encourage you to make a special effort to join us on November 13 for Sunday school, worship, and then the luncheon. Enjoy the great food. Stay for even better conversations. Help us to move from memories of Southminster's great past to the promise of God's even better future for this church.


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It's one thing for the right-wing press to accuse the Clinton foundation of cronyism, corruption, and scandal (especially if the facts, and internal admissions by affiliated employees, confirm as much) - it tends to be generally ignored by the broader, if left-leaning, media. But when the Watergate scandal's Bob Woodward, associate editor at the liberal Washington Post, says very much the same, Hillary Clinton's campaign has no choice but to notice. This is precisely what happened today when journalist Bob Woodward told a Fox News Sunday panel that the Clinton Foundation is "corrupt" and that Hillary Clinton has not answered for it.
Here, courtesy of RealClearPolitics, is the transcript of today's exchange:
CHRIS WALLACE, FOX NEWS SUNDAY: Then there are the allegations about the Clinton Foundation and pay to play, which I asked Secretary Clinton about in the debate, and she turned into an attack on the Trump Foundation.
But, Bob, I want to go back to the conversation I was having with Robby Mook before. When -- when you see what seems to be clear evidence that Clinton Foundation donors were being treated differently than non-donors in terms of access, when you see this new -- new revelations about the $12 million deal between Hillary Clinton, the foundation, and the king of Morocco, are voters right to be troubled by this?


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Three days this week I have gone to Eastern State Hospital to walk the labyrinth. Three days this week I have encountered hawks. On Monday a hawk flew overhead while I was in the middle of my walk. After I was done I saw the hawk again flying up to land in a pine tree across the road from the labyrinth. I crossed over for a closer view and took the picture to the left. When I tried to get closer for a better picture, the hawk took off with a piercing cry and soared high into a more distant tree. I could imagine how the hawk's prey would be paralyzed by the cry. It is so eerie and haunting to hear in the relative quiet of the early morning. I said good-bye and went on my way, grateful for the encounter.
On Thursday morning I went out again. This time as I got onto the Eastern State Campus, I recognized sound of the hawk's shrill cry and smiled. Hello, I said to her in my head. Come and visit me. Although I have no idea how to tell the gender of hawks, I have decided mine is female. I heard her a few times, but I did not see her. When I was close to finishing my labyrinth walk, I heard her again, and I froze, looking for her. The first time I didn't see her, but when I heard her cry again, I saw her glide in to perch on another nearby pine. After my walk I went over to pay my respects. A cardinal sat in a nearby tree cheeping out a warning that the hawk was near. I tried again to get a picture, but the hawk really doesn't like the camera. As I edged closer, she descended to the ground, where she appeared to be searching for a morning snack in the grass. I took a picture from a distance before she flew up into another tree. This time it was almost like she was playing hide and seek in the leaves. As I approached, I could hardly make her out behind the thick clumps of leaves that camouflaged her. Clearly, whatever message she is bringing me, she does not intend to allow me to get too close. When I shifted my position to try to see her better, with a scream she flew much farther away to land on top of one of the Eastern State buildings. I bid her adieu and went on my way, though I kept looking over at her silhouetted against the sky.
I couldn't help but wonder if I'm starting to form a relationship with this bird. Of course I have no way of knowing whether it's even the same bird as the first time. But I did have the hope of seeing her again when I set out that morning, and she had appeared. Now maybe it's just because I have been going for my walks much earlier in the morning. Or maybe it's simply an active time for hawks. I have seen them before at Eastern State, but not for a very long time.
This morning I decided to go to the Church of the Holy Labyrinth as it is my last Sunday off for awhile. I wondered if I would see my hawk again. Funny how a wild bird becomes mine so quickly. She is not a tame bird, Lauren. This time as I started down the hill of the road that leads onto Eastern State, I began looking for her and straining to hear. Lots of birds were calling out, and a couple of times I thought I might have heard her, but I knew it wasn't piercing enough to be the cry of a hawk. As I turned the corner to head up the hill to the labyrinth, I noticed something in the road at the top. A hawk. Sitting in the middle of the road. I stopped. Frozen as I stared at her.
Native Americans pay attention to the medicine that animals bring when they cross your path. Hawks are known for being far-sighted, for seeing the big picture, for vision and wisdom, and for being messengers. The hawk this morning looked as she was waiting for me on the road. When I began walking again, she flew quickly to the top of a stop sign and then up into a tree. I lost sight of her and then caught a quick glimpse of her before she flew off out of sight. While I was trying to connect with the hawk from the road, I could hear another hawk screaming out her cries at regular intervals from further along my path. I found her in one of the pine trees near the labyrinth and was able to get a blurry picture. I think I really need to stop taking pictures, but it's just instinctual to want to share the sighting. She flew away fairly quickly, piercing the early morning with her cry as she flew.
I went on to walk the labyrinth, spending time with God and listening to the quieter sounds of other birds. When I was done walking, however, and had decided to move on, I heard the hawk again and saw her flying from tree to tree nearby. I decided to extend my walk and exited Eastern State from the opposite direction of where I had entered, and I heard another hawk crying out. Hunting time, I guess.
I'm not sure yet what message or medicine the hawks are bringing me, but I am grateful for their presence. I consider it a blessing.
i thank You God for most this amazing day: for the leaping greenly spirits of trees and a blue true dream of sky; and for everything which is natural which is infinite which is yes (e.e. cummings)
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Friday, July 24, 2015
Jupiter, Bringer of Jollity
Interlochen is best known for music, though I was there working in the theatre department. Located on a lake in Michigan, not far from Traverse City, Interlochen is the home of the World Youth Symphony Orchestra and a camp for the arts where hundreds of young people come each summer to immerse themselves in the study and practice of music, dance, visual arts, and drama. Scattered throughout the trees of the Interlochen campus are tiny wooden cabins used for music practice. As you walk around camp, you hear the sounds of tuning and scales: flutes, oboes, and violins, trumpets, guitars, and clarinets. Bathrooms are just about the only rooms that don't contain a piano. Staff housing is in a dorm with practice rooms in the basement. My first year I got to listen to tuba practice quite often. Tubas are really more interesting when surrounded by the rest of the orchestra. Each morning we woke to Reveille being played to wake the campers and each evening we heard Taps as the camp quietened down for sleep.
I was the stage manager for the ten-day play which rehearsed and performed in Grunow, a small theatre that overlooked the lake. Each morning, dressed in my required uniform of light blue shirt and navy blue shorts or corduroy knickers, I walked past the Bowl, a giant outdoor auditorium where some of the orchestras rehearsed, on my way to rehearsal. On those cool northern mornings with low humidity and blue true dreams of skies, breezes dancing off the lake and through the leaves of the hardwood trees, I fell in love with Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity. Each summer I was there one of the orchestras practiced it in the early morning hours in the Bowl. Big brass fanfares and the hymn in the middle and the rousing finale. It is such a cheerful, happy, uplifting piece of music. It never fails to bring a smile to my face and joy to my heart. My first year I actually stumbled upon the performance of the piece in one of the main concert halls and was thrilled at the serendipity of witnessing the concert version of the piece I had grown to love.
Recently I attended a service at St. John's Episcopal Church in Hampton. As the organist began the prelude, I was instantly transformed back to Interlochen. It took me a moment, at first I thought it might be the Widor Toccata, another favorite piece that I had heard during my summers there. But no, this was too gentle, couldn't be the Toccata. In an instant I knew. It was the hymn section of Jupiter. Memories rushed back to me of summers by the lake, canoe trips with the staff, long conversations around fires at the bluff where the faculty lived in small cabins, rehearsals with brilliant young actors, and always, always the music. Memories with a soundtrack. Each Sunday night the World Youth Symphony Orchestra performed in Kresge Auditorium, a covered but open air venue with glass windows behind the stage that overlooked the lake so you could watch the rippling of the water as the orchestra played. Hearing that Jupiter hymn was like being wrapped in a soft blanket of some of my favorite memories. A hug from God.
If you aren't familiar with it, treat yourself to The Planets by Gustav Holst. And when you listen to Jupiter, think of me, and smile with joy.
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Moonlight pearls,
cast long-drawn shadows,
illuminating hues of pink,
beneath the pale blue skin.
Silver ivory flashes across the deep burgundy fluffs,
drumming up bolts of thunderous buzz.
She belts out,
a song so deep, yet hallow, it pricks at the touch of skin.
As if a command was given,
the golden gate opens, and a parade begins.


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Jobless scroungers get new £300,000 home
A jobless family of 11 on £42,000-a-year in benefits got a new £300,000 seven bed home after the council knocked two together — just three doors down from their old 'cramped' house.
Scroungers Kevin and Sharron Bishop rake in £3,500 of taxpayer's cash every month for them and their nine children.
They had been living in a four-bedroom property but this weekend stunned neighbours watched in disbelief as they carted their all belongings just yards down the road.
The new dream home is two council houses which have been knocked through to create a seven-bedroom address costing the taxpayer around £50,000.
Neighbours living on the estate in Yeovil, Somerset, yesterday branded the couple 'work-shy scroungers' whose children have terrorised the neighbourhood for years.
Residents are furious that the couple haven't worked for 20 years but pocket the incredible sum of cash despite regularly laying in bed until midday.
One, who did not want to be named, said: "They've been spending their benefit money on luxury parrots – some cost them as much as £800.
"They are scroungers and all the money they get and spend is taxpayers' money. They are fit enough to work but they just don't want to.
"There's also a lot of late night noise and vandalism and harassment from their children.
"They moved in on Friday and that house was done up inside-out, but within the next few weeks it'll be ruined."
Another added: "They have been given a new double house which is infuriating for the majority of people around here.
"That's because neither one of them has done a decent day of work in their lives.
"It's frustrating when we pay taxes."
The Bishops' £42,000 annual payout – around twice the average national income – is made up of income support, tax credits, housing benefit and council tax benefit.
On Friday, they moved all their belongings – which included flat screen TVs, sofas, armchairs, beanbags and DVDs – to their new home.
Youngsters dragged the items the few yards from 23 Mayfield Road in Yeovil, Somerset to 29 and 31 on Friday.
The yellow semi-detached home(s) are newly built with two reasonably-sized back gardens and are kitted out with a range of brand new white goods.
Yarlington Housing Group, which provided the new home, said the family qualified for a new scheme called Furnicare, in which they can buy furniture at reduced prices.
Chain smoking former taxi-driver Kevin, who is in his 40s, said: "I don't want to hear any more about this or I'll phone the police for harassment."
Sharon was unavailable at 12noon as she "was still in bed".
Neighbours told how the Bishops clan had caused continual trouble on the council estate since they moved there in 2003.
Their children, believed to be aged from between three and 18 years old, are responsible for a wide range of anti-social behaviour.
The Bishops are well-known for owning expensive parrots, some of which cost £1,000 each, which often escape into the local area.
A neighbour added: "People down the road are desperate to have a house yet these people spend more money on parrots than they do food."
One neighbour described the Bishop children as "foul-mouthed brats" and the police were called earlier this year when their daughter Gemma harassed an elderly neighbour.
Yarlington Housing Group said the move was necessary because the family were 'overcrowded' in their previous home.
A spokesman said: "We had a duty to re-house them and this was deemed the most appropriate way.
"Should they relinquish it at any time it can be easily returned to two homes."
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i wonder what agency you got these actors from
I am absolutely disgusted at this story. my partner and I are a young couple with a newly born baby and we are both working and struggling to make £30000 per year. we cant get a mortgage because without a giant deposit and at least £800 a month spare we will not be able to afford our own home. We are currently living in a 1 bed house and because our child is young, the council will not move us to a 2 bed house.
I am annoyed because we both work hard and want to give our daughter the best. we are living on £21 per week in tax credits and I can only imagine what these people are getting. I think at least one of the couple should go to work. I am disgusted that they can sit on their asses and stay in bed and still get £42,000 per year which they are scrounging off us workers who are scraping by on our legitimately earnt money. How come people like this can do nothing for 20 years and still be allowed to live off society. I think they should be forced to work and if they refuse, their children should be put into care as they do not have a proper environment to grow up in.
I hope to god that social services are a frequent visitor of this family. Im so angry that I will only ever dream about having a £300000 house and the council are throwing it at these people.
This is absolutely disgusting.
the whole system is geared up for these people,to have children when you have nothing should be a criminal offence.council estates full of anti social families who rely on benefits and think the country owes them something.most of them spend there monies on booze fags and drugs rather than feed and clothe there children,scumbags.the country owes you nothing if you are a drug addict
or alcoholic you are classed as being sick and unavailable for work and are therefore entitled to more benefits than the man who lost his job yesterday after 10 years in employment.what sort of example do these people set there children this countries welfare system is a complete mess and encourages people to abuse the system,come on the people who have the power to change things,lets make working for a living worth it and stop milking the hard working to feed the lazy degenerates the system has created.


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'Sweet Spot With Mike Sugerman:' Broadway's Dog Whisperer, Bill BerloniDo you have a dog you think is a star? Berloni will be the one to let you know.
Additional 'Springsteen On Broadway' Tickets Available Through Online LotteryThere's some good news for Bruce Springsteen fans hoping to rock with "The Boss" on Broadway.
Woman On Bicycle Struck, Killed By Truck In TribecaA woman on a bicycle was struck and killed by a box Thursday in Tribeca.
FBI: 'Broadway Bandit' Suspect Arrested In Manhattan Bank Robbery SpreeHe is suspected of robbing banks in Union Square, Midtown, the Upper West Side and Harlem, many of them on Broadway.
Broadway Bandit Has Robbed Banks Around Manhattan This Month, FBI SaysThe FBI and the NYPD were asking for the public's help in finding a man suspected of robbing banks around Manhattan this month.
Broadway Star Barbara Cook Dies At 89Barbara Cook, one of Broadway's leading ingenues and later a major cabaret star, has died at age 89. Cook won a Tony Award for "The Music Man" in 1957.
Amy Schumer To Make Broadway DebutSchumer will star in the four-person comedy "Meteor Shower" written by actor and comedian Steve Martin.
Broadway Marquees To Dim Lights In Honor Of Sam ShepardThe marquees of Broadway theaters will be dimmed in honor of celebrated playwright, actor and novelist Sam Shepard, who passed away on at his home on Thursday, July 27 at age 73.
Fire Sends Smoke Billowing From Con Edison Manholes On Upper West SideSmoke was sent billowing up from multiple Con Edison manholes due to a fire on the Upper West Side late Thursday afternoon.
Rent It Out Or Else! Manhattan Borough President Wants Penalties For Vacant StorefrontsIs there a Broadway blight going on? Perhaps you've noticed the abundance of empty stores up and down Manhattan.
'Dear Evan Hansen' Takes Home Best Musical At 71st Annual Tony Awards"Dear Evan Hansen," the touching, heartfelt musical about young outsiders, became very popular as the Tony Awards reached its midpoint on Sunday, winning statuettes for best book, score, orchestrations and best featured actress.
Bette Midler's 'Hello, Dolly!' Leads A Season Of Successful Revivals On BroadwayThe 71st Annual Tony Awards are Sunday night, and one of the season's biggest Broadway stars is a familiar face to most.


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The annual pilgrimage to European Health Forum (EHFG) is now over, and while it is not easy to condense the action-packed agenda into a few paragraphs, here are our top 6 health policy takeaways:
1. Bringing innovation to patients
Covered extensively at EHFG were discussions around how to ensure all patients across the EU have access to new medicines and technologies that not only help better treat or cure people, but have the potential to change the way we look at major health challenges. In oncology for example, it is estimated that since 1975, 50-60% of the increase in cancer survival rates has been thanks to new therapies. However, in a climate of tight national budgets and rising healthcare costs, affordability of new treatments takes center stage, with a review of the value of medicines for patients and for health systems. These assessments rely heavily on evidence in health policies, which enable national governments to balance the need for each and every patient to access to quality care, while fostering sustainable pharmaceutical and technological innovation for future treatments. The OECD's Francesca Colombo underlined at Gastein that health systems can further deliver improved outcomes by addressing health system inefficiencies, waste and reducing medical errors, thereby freeing up money that can be put where it is needed. As my colleague Jeremy said before on this blog, medicines constitute a small percentage of public health care spending, at just under a fifth of all public health care spending across Europe. Putting Europe's health care systems on a sustainable path in light of the challenges of our time requires an improved focus on fostering policies which allow for the innovation ecosystem to thrive.
#EHFG2015 Richard Bergström DG EFPIA: HTA and value
assessment is not so much about keeping things out – it is about seeing value
— EFPIA (@EFPIA) October 2, 2015
2. Building bridges to combat chronic diseases
More than ever, faced with Europe's high incidence of chronic diseases, we are seeing the benefits of collaboration in healthcare delivery. This is two-fold: first, collaboration across government agencies for smart, health conscious policies from agriculture to finance, research and education to trade. Second, stakeholder collaboration in healthcare delivery for patients, through innovative partnerships and finding shared value. Throughout, as stated by World Health Organization director in the Department of Non-Communicable Diseases (NCDs), we need to maintain transparency, clear lines of communication and adequate research and reporting.
#EHFG2015 Financing on NCD PPP: Success dependent
on transparency, clear roles and responsibilities , monitoring and evaluation
— Bente Mikkelsen (@kulmur) September 30, 2015
3. Many diseases, a single strategy
Along the same vein, the treatment of chronic diseases is becoming an ever greater challenge for European health systems as the growing ageing population increasingly suffers from several chronic diseases at once. Comorbidities or multimorbidities, such as a patient living with diabetes and Alzheimer's, or with arthritis, a respiratory problem and heart disease, absorb a considerable portion of healthcare budgets and place a great strain on patients. As stated by the European Commission, we need a change of mind-set from disease-oriented management to patient-oriented care, a strategy to be discussed at a Commission conference "Which priorities for a European policy on multimorbidity?' which will take place in Brussels later this month.
Key challenges and possible responses facing #multimorbidity are being addressed at #EHFG2015 http://t.co/2RBelLKIDm
— OECD Social (@OECD_Social) October 1,
4. Evidence in health policies
It is difficult to manage what we cannot measure; as such, the pertinence of data to healthcare is undeniable. EHFG addressed the importance of data in terms of measuring health and health behaviours across Europe as well as health technology assessment (HTA). The first point means translating our capabilities for big data and data in real time into meaningful evidence for health researchers and policy makers. The latter entails measuring the impact of policies and interventions for health care systems, including the challenge of quantifying the value of innovation, and making a value assessment of what continuous innovation means for patients and society.
What gets measured gets talked about - P.Puska of @IANPHIhealth
on data/evidence for public health policies #EHFG2015
— Dimi (@dimitrapanteli) October 1, 2015
5. Patients as a resource for health systems
In light of constrained healthcare budgets and a growing number of people living with chronic diseases, better health literacy among patients and greater expertise and engagement of patients in design of their care is more important. Health literacy may not only be a means to better health outcomes, but a necessity for European health systems. This is the cornerstone of the European Patients' Forum (EPF) patient empowerment campaign.
European Patient's Forum campaign objectives 1. Health litteracy 2. EU strategy on patient empowerment #EHFG2015
— Stephane Berghmans (@StefEurope) October 1,
6. Europe and health emergencies
Stated by Health Commissioner Vytenis Andriukaitis' in the event's closing session, "to "secure health in Europe" is to ensure that Member States and citizens have access to the medicines they need – in particular when a crisis strikes." This was discussed in particular around the ongoing need for medical care throughout the refugee crisis and the continued supply of medicines in Greece. It is also applicable to the EU's response to acute epidemics, in the face of new threats like the Ebola virus and MERS, but also, as mentioned by Youth Forum Gastein, looming threats such as the continued transmission of multi-drug resistant tuberculosis (MDR-TB) in Europe.
Great discussion today on EU agenda for access to healthcare at #EHFG2015 @V_Andriukaitis @stanimir_gh @eu2015lu
— Andrey Kovatchev (@andreykovatchev) October 2, 2015
This year has yet again confirmed the European Health Forum as an important gathering of the best minds involved in European health policy. It's clear there is much to work on over the coming year; and there will be many other opportunities to share ideas and propose solutions until we all head up to the picturesque setting of the Forum in Bad Gastein in Austria again in 2016.


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Nice lightweight case
Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?)
Nice compact case. I needed one slightly smaller than the Canon case and this fit the bill. It has enough room for my Canon 600D plus a lens or another small camera. I needed one that I could buckle to my waist also since I almost had one snatched in Italy. Nice pockets and handy to open and close.
Pros: size Well padded Waterproof bag may be handy
Cons: None so far


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By Abdulwahab Abdulah
LAGOS – Former Chief Judge of Lagos State, Justice Adetula Alabi, yesterday urged judicial and non judicial officers in the state to cooperate with his successor, Justice Inumidun Akande, to record more progress in the state judiciary.
However, Justice Alabi's call was coming just as the new acting Chief Judge, Justice Akande stayed away from the thanksgiving service in Alabi's honour at the Holy Trinity Church, Ebute-Ero, Lagos.
Dignitaries at the occasion included the state Attorney-General, Mr Supo Sasore (SAN); Professor S. A. Adesanya (SAN); Judges of the state High Court including Justices Ayo Philips, Idowu, Okojie, Hafees Dabiri, Akinlade, Ipaye and host of other members of the Bar.
Alabi who bowed out last Friday after he clocked the mandatory 65 years in service said his service to the judiciary, especially as a judge of the Lagos High Court, was a call to service by God and humanity.
Speaking on his five years tenure at the state judiciary, Alabi said with the support he received from the state government, the judicial and non judicial staff of the state judiciary, he was able to build and improve on the good foundation laid by his predecessors.


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Capitalism, as defined by Adam Smith, only functions in societies with the suitable financial institutions and the correct respect for the guidelines of behavior" (as cited in Galbraith, 1993, p. 12). John Kenneth Galbraith (1993), a Keynesian author, noted that in the United States the structure of the economy and the part of government are increasingly not acting in accordance with the definition of a capitalist society. Galbraith (1993) wrote that these institutions are each behaving in brazen defiance of their rules" (p. 9), but America still defines itself as a capitalist society.
Philip Ferrato: I've been around. I grew up in in the suburbs of New York and lived in New York City until I was forty, then moved to Portland OR. About fourteen years ago I moved to San Francisco. The Curbed network of blogs began about eight years ago by Lockhart Steele, who began out by writing about his neighborhood in Manhattan (whilst operating at Gawker ) and has grown into a huge enterprise, largely with the phenomenal good results of Eater Curbed SF started about five years ago- I'd been a long-time fan of the NY and LA blogs and suggested beginning an SF version. When the pressures of my real job got too intense it was time to move on, but I've constantly been a fan, and now back as a contributor, while I figure out if I've really retired.
Right after a six-month voyage by way of deep space (six months for them, nearly 700 years for the planet earth due to time dilation), a small group of US astronauts goes into deep hibernation to await their trip back to earth. Upon waking, they discover that their spaceship has unexpectedly crash-landed on a mysterious planet 2006 years in the future (even though they themselves have only aged 18 months). Upon exploring the planet (which seems to be sustainable and considerably like their own), the crew is astounded to find that its society is ruled by intelligent apes who speak, ride horseback, use tools, brandish firearms, and treat the planet's indigenous human population (who are mute, uncivilized, and primitive) as wild animals (they are caged, tested, hunted for sport, and enslaved for manual labor). Before lengthy, the crew is captured by the apes and forced to fight for their freedom.
Against Emerging Market currencies I see a equivalent circumstance playing out. The Dollar trading stronger close to term as market place participants continue to exit risky currency plays and seeking for a safe haven for their money with global turmoil (Israeli/Hamas) but reversing in the three-9 month region as traders appear to yield to make income. Keep in mind U.S. prices are very low (.25%) and the Fed has mentioned that they will hold them their for the foreseeable future. If markets go quiet like I feel they will traders will run for yield as a way of making earnings.
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