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Watching someone walk out of my life does not make me bitter or cynical about love. But rather makes me realize that if I wanted so much to be with the wrong person, how beautiful it will be when the right person comes along.
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Notes 398: Of Love & Moving On
Julio Cortazar once said:
"We won't make love, love will make us."
To you whom I haven't met yet,
Sometimes, I heard some people said that we all have a destiny & nothing just happens, it's all part of a plan. Well, I don't know if we each have a destiny, or if we're all just floating around accidental-like on a breeze, but I think maybe it's both. Maybe both is happening at the same time.
Anyway, like what I was saying in my previous notes, I am trying my best to overcome the disappoinment in love. Mum always said that I got to put the past behind me before I can move on. And I think that's what my 398 notes was all about. I had wrote for you in six years and 8 months.
It hurts to know that someone you loved in long distance relationship, is in love with someone else without you even knowing it. But for no particular reason, I just kept on going. I continued to write something for you. And when I reached the edge of sadness, I figured since I'd gone this far, I might as well turn around, just keep on writing. When I got to another sadness chapter in my love life, I figured since I've gone this far, I might as well just turn back, keep right on going. When I got tired, I slept. When I got hungry, I ate. When I had to go, you know, I just write.
Dear you, I believed I am doing better in my life than some guys at the stage of my age. I have a stable job, property & anything that a guy can dream to have in their life. And because of that, at night or weekend, I went to teach the kids at orphanage or centre, sometimes for free. But as midnight fast approaching, when there was nothing to do & the house was all empty, I'd always think of you.
Until then, put in your heart the fact that all 398 notes here still can't describe how much I wish you can be here with me now. But one thing for sure, I know that one day, you & me, we will share a groovy kind of love together.
Yours truly,
The Half Moon Serenades.
7th of June 2014.
A Serenade by Half Moon Serenade exactly on 7:10 PM
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Washington (ANI): Hollywood actress Naomi Watts is woozy from lack of sleep, courtesy her second son Samuel. The 'King Kong" actress, who claimed that it's easier being mom to a newborn the second time around, is always busy looking after the newborn.
"[I'm getting] no sleep – literally, because I'm feeding all through the night, He's still eating every three to four hours," People magazine quoted Watts, as telling on the Ellen DeGeneres Show. "Oh, I'm not! I'm really never grounded these days. I feel like I'm always five steps behind," Watts added.
Watts and boyfriend Liev Schreiber are also parents to a 1-year-old son, Alexander, whose nickname is Sasha. "What happens with the sleep deprivation your toddler regresses a little bit," Watts said. "He knows that every time that Sammy cries he's getting fed. He's like, ''Hey, what about me. Give me a bottle," Watts added.
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Help, yesterday, came the way of 25-year-old Abubakar Buba, whose two kidneys were allegedly removed in a private hospital in the state, as Governor Isa Yuguda donated $22,000 (about N3.5 million) to enable him travel to India for transplant.
His mother and his uncle have similarly offered to donate their kidneys to the patient presently on dialysis at the Renal and Dialyses Centre of Abubakar Tafawa Balewa University Teaching Hospital, Bauchi.
While making the donation, Governor Yuguda said the money was for the transplanting of new kidneys to the patient in India, explaining that there was also another undisclosed amount to cater for the procession of visa and other necessary medical tests.
Yuguda, who was represented by the state Commissioner for Health, Dr. Sani Malami, said he had directed a thorough investigation into the matter and reiterated the commitment of the government to the provision of health care to the people of the state.
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Co-Founder and Chairman, Mr. Sinha has more than 36 years of management experience. During this period, he has contributed in building "Acme Laboratories" as a leading pharmaceutical industry in Bangladesh. Under his vision and policy guideline, Acme is operating in lot of diversified business. He is one of promoters of first Internet Service Provider in Bangladesh and believes that IT can change the future of Bangladesh in long term economic development. Currently he works as mentor of the management team, setting the policy and vision of this company to move forward.
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Co-Founder and Director, Mr. Shoeb is an MBA from IBA-Dhaka University, has more than 12 years of business experience, which includes 9 years in the field of IT. Mr. Masud has been working as the director of the company since its inception in 1998 and looking after the business development of this company.
Shoeb has contributed in the software industry on various capacities including the Secretary General of BASIS (Bangladesh Association of Software and Information Services) during (2006 - 2008). He was a member of the technical committee for Simplification of Public Utility Bill Payment System in 2006 & 2008 which has steered the process of payment settlement in online by Bangladesh Bank for removing obstacle in e-commerce in Bangladesh. He has also represented in various national committees for the development of ICT industry. Currently, he is the Chairman of Infrastructure Standing Committee of BASIS.
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Our launch of our lunch club is Moroccan month.
Come, cook and dine on a culinary delight of Mrouzia, served with Pomegranate and Red Onion Relish and Moroccan Bread. You will make a little jar of your very own "Ras el hanout spice mix" to take home for future Moroccan recipes you may make.
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Like whiskey in Scotland, mint tea isn't a quaint tourist gimmick – it's a national obsession – so we shall be having some Moroccan Mint tea and for those not driving Moroccan Mint Tea Cocktail.
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It's been a really busy week this week, settling back into the school routine and trying to start decluttering the house, looking after the puppy and getting some work done. The pictures aren't very interesting this week unfortunately.
14th – We had a really busy day today and it was a quick tea from the freezer.
15th – Amazing views when walking the dog today. This is what it's all about.
16th – Cooking down some damsons my Mum gave me. The aim is to make chutney, but they're in the freezer at the moment until I have time.
17th – Pigtails for school today. We have gotten into the habit of plaiting 7yo's hair at night after her shower and it looks lovely the next morning.
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New England Patriots score game winning touchdown in overtime against the Atlanta Falcons during Super Bowl 51.
Tom Brady of the New England Patriots made Superbowl history on Sunday, becoming the only quarterback to ever win five Super Bowls. Brady and the Pats beat MVP Matt Ryan and the Atlanta Falcons, the highest scoring offence in the NFL's 2016 season, 34-28.
The Patriots won the game by coming back from what seemed like an insurmountable 25 point deficit after halftime. Brady and company capped off a 19 point fourth quarter with 1-yard run by running back James White with 57 seconds remaining in regulation to send the game into extra time.
Tom Brady just set the #SuperBowl yards and completions records on that drive.— New England Patriots (@Patriots) February 6, 2017
After winning the coin toss, Brady didn't give the Falcons top offence a chance to get on the field in sudden death, as he threw six completions in the only overtime drive capped off with another James White short touchdown.
What an amazing comeback and win by the Patriots. Tom Brady, Bob Kraft and Coach B are total winners. Wow!— Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) February 6, 2017
Brady finished 43 for 62, the most attempts in Super Bowl history, for 466 yards and two touchdowns.
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Today, Dec. 5
First Baptist Church Christmas bazaar: The First Baptist Church of Bennington announces its Christmas bazaar taking place on from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The market will feature 20+ tables, children's craft-room, and silent auction; homemade lunch and snack items provided by and sold by the First Baptist Church. For vendor information or to make table reservations, please contact Grace Wilson at 379-4548. First Baptist is located at 601 Main Street. To learn more about First Baptist visit www.fbcbennington.org. Worship services are held Sundays at 9:30 a.m.
Holiday Bazaar: The American Legion Auxiliary, Unit 13 in Bennington will be holding their annual Holiday Bazaar at Post 13 in Bennington from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.. It will include holiday crafts, bake sale and white elephant. All of our proceeds support our veterans and our children and youth and the programs they are involved in.
Cookies and clay at the Long Trail School: Long Trail School welcomes children of all ages to decorate a cookie to enter into its Gingerbread Man/Woman Decorating Contest from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Students will be on hand to assist younger children with their sweet artistic creations. Prizes will be awarded to cookies in three categories: ages 2-5, ages 6-9 and ages 10+. At the same time, adults and children are invited to make some clay bowls for Empty Bowls 2017. After Cookies and Clay, join us at the 6th Annual Lighted Tractor Parade at 5 p.m. in Manchester, part of Manchester and the Mountains Manchester Merriment celebration. For more information about Cookies and Clay, contact Chelley Tifft at 802-867-5717 x190.
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Holiday cabaret: St. Mary's Academy will be holding its annual holiday cabaret featuring The Oldies Show. The Oldies Show are an eight piece orchestra out of Albany, N.Y. celebrating the memories and rich history of the 50s, 60s, and 70s rock-n-roll. Tickets are $25/person at the door. In addition to music and dancing, there will be a silent auction, cash bar, lite fare, dessert auction, and wine pull. Doors open at 6 p.m. with music beginning at 7 p.m.. Call 518-686-4314 for more information or visit www.smahf.org to purchase tickets.
North Bennington
Winter Fun Day: Kimberly Farms Stables is pleased to announce an exciting fundraising event. (1214 Cross Hill Rd, North Bennington, phone 802-442-5454, email firstname.lastname@example.com) Come spend a fun Saturday at the farm with pony rides, good food (chili, hot dogs, apple cider, and more), riding demonstrations, and, of course, a picture opportunity with Santa and his reindeer/horse. From 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. There is no admission fee. The event will be open to everybody. Come get your picture taken on top of one of Santa's reindeer, alongside Santa himself! While the event is totally free, participants are encouraged to donate as much as they would like. All proceeds will go to Gallop To Success, a 501 c3 nonprofit organization serving at-risk youth through horses and farm experiences. Call 802-442-5454 or email email@example.com with questions. See www.KimberlyFarms.org for directions.
Choral concert: The Putney School Orchestra and Madrigals are taking the show on the road with three performances of "Music of the French Cathedrals" with the Bennington County Choral Society, reveling in the rich and diverse choral and orchestral tradition of French Romantic and post-Romantic composers. Concert performances are at the Southern Vermont Arts Center in Manchester on Dec. 5, at 7:30 p.m., and at the Mount Anthony Union High School in Bennington on Dec. 6, at 3 p.m. The following Saturday, Dec. 12 at 7 p.m., the three groups present a special encore performance in Calder Hall, at The Putney School's Michael S. Currier Center in Putney. Concert tickets are $15 and can be purchased at the door, in advance from choristers or at the Bennington Bookshop. Student tickets, $10 with valid student ID, are available at the door. The Dec. 12 concert in Putney is not ticketed. All concert venues are wheelchair accessible.
Pownal Valley Fair annual Christmas bazaar: 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. To be held at the American Legion Post 90 on Route 7. Vendor Space is available. Call Nell at 802-823-5258. Santa will arrive at noon to 2 p.m. with grab bags for all the kids. Lunch will be available from the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 90. 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Second Chance Animal Shelter open house: From noon to 2 p.m. at the shelter on Route 7A. The event will include tours of the shelter and an opportunity to meet the staff that cares for the animals awaiting their 'forever' homes. Visitors are encouraged to bring photos of their pets to decorate the "Angel Tree." Individualized Angel Tree decorations are made by Bennington artist Claudia Dalton and may be purchased for $5, with photo, and $3 with name only. As a special treat for young children, Claudia will help them make a holiday card of their very own to take home – for $1. Note cards from Splashing Cow Books, which make great holiday gifts, will be on sale, as well. Snacks, dips, homemade cakes, cookies and punch made by SCAC board will be offered. Staff and board members will be on hand to tell you more about our future home just up the road in Arlington.
SVHC Foundation's 2015 Jingle Bell: One of Southwestern Vermont Health Care Foundation's most anticipated events of the year is scheduled at the Hermitage Club. The Jingle Bell reflects the giving spirit of the season and provides local businesses and community members the opportunity to demonstrate their support for SVHC in a fun and festive way. Highlights of the Jingle Bell include dinner, dancing, and a live auction featuring an exceptional selection of donated items. This year's auction items include vacations, exclusive memberships to ski and golf clubs, and much more. The Putnam Challenge, a call to support a specific need within our health system, is a featured part of the program. This year's Putnam Challenge will support the relocation of the SVMC Deerfield Valley Campus. Tickets are $150 per person. Sponsorships are available. Complete information, including invite, program, auction preview, and link to buy tickets online is available at svhealthcare.org/thejinglebell. For more information and to reserve your tickets, contact the SVHC Foundation at 802-447-5017 or by e-mail at email@example.com.
Sunday, Dec. 6
Legion bingo: Bingo at American Legion Post 13 is held every Sunday. Doors open at 4:30 p.m.; bingo starts at 6 p.m. No one under 14 admitted.
Jazz at South Street cafe: Come to South Street cafe for Jazz with Dave Banulis and Gary Miller with friends from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Bennington VFW breakfast: The Bennington VFW Post 1332, 137 North St., hosts a senior breakfast on the first Sunday of the month beginning at 8 a.m. and continuing "until gone." Donation: $5. Call 802-442-9857 with questions.
Prayer vigil: Special evening of healing music and devotional songs by local musicians for San Bernardino families and community 7 p.m to 9 p.m at the Masonic Lodge on Main Street. Bring your compassionate heart and strong prayers.
Dollar skate to benefit Mettawee School: Do you like to ice-skate? Then grab your skates and come on out to support the Mettawee Community School PTO at the Dollar Skate and Bake Sale being held between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at Riley Rink at Hunter Park, off Route 7A. Don't have skates? No problem, you can rent skates for $6 at Riley Rink. Questions? Call Mettawee Community School between 8 a.m. and 3 p.m., weekdays at 802-645-9009.
Monday, Dec. 7
Bennington Free Clinic Monday hours: The Bennington Free Clinic will be open from 10 a.m. to noon at the First Baptist Church, 601 Main St. Call for an appointment, 802-447-3700. Drop-ins will not be seen.
Elks hosts bingo: Every Monday, the Bennington Elks hosts bingo at the Bennington Elks, 125 Washington Ave. There will be a $1,000 jackpot and 31 games for $13. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. and bingo starts at 7 p.m.
Healing Winds at the Vets' Home: Healing Winds offers Native American healing chants and drumming on Mondays at 10 a.m. in the Chapel at the Vets' Home. Across from the Veterans' Home at the Vietnam Veterans Outreach Center at 1 p.m., they have Native American traditional crafts and arts.
Turning Point: Making Recovery Easier meeting, noon.
Meet the author: Arlington Memorial High School science teacher Luisa Millington will present her new book at the Community College of Vermont, on Main Street, at 7 p.m. The book is entitled "The Carabinieri Command for the Protection of Cultural Property: Saving the World's Heritage," and covers the branch of the Italian armed forces known popularly in English as the Carabinieri Art Squad, which every year recovers thousands of cultural artifacts that have been stolen and sold, or taken from war and disaster zones.
Kevin's Senior Luncheon: Seatings at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. If you did not make reservations at the last luncheon and would like to attend, call Emily at 442-9490. Reminder, space is limited.
Tuesday, Dec. 8
Overeaters Anonymous meeting: Overeaters Anonymous meets Tuesdays at 7 p.m. at the Bennington Free Library, 101 Silver St.
Free Peer Support group meetings: NAMI Vermont Connection Recovery Support Group for individuals living with mental illness meets every Tuesday at 12 p.m. at United Counseling Services, 316 Dewey St.
Open mic night: Tuesdays are Open Mic night at South Street cafe from 5 to 7 p.m., all are welcome.
Thrift store hours: Bygone Boutique, located in the rear of the Seventh-day Adventist Church on Houghton Lane, is open from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. All proceeds go directly to the operating budget of Forrest Ward School.
Free Women's Support Group: Make lifestyle changes such as reducing stress, and weight management. Build confidence in a judgement free environment. Every Tuesday from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. at Bennington Project Independence. Please call Tracy at 802-379-8339 for more information.
Bennington Celebrate Recovery: A Christ-centered 12-step recovery program, find healing from hurts, hangups and habits. Group meets Tuesdays at 6:30 p.m. Every third Tuesday is a potluck/meeting at 6 p.m. Held at 115 Hillside St. at the Second Congregational Church. For more information, contact Peter Grimes at 518-677-5414 or Christa Jan Ryan at 631-559-1594.
Women's self-esteem group: Turning Point Center, 11 a.m.
Meditation group: Turning Point Center, 5 p.m.
Holiday party: The Bennington Lions Club will hold its annual Christmas Party for Hearing Impaired and Visually Handicapped persons at the Mount Anthony Country Club at 5:30 p.m. For over 55 years the Bennington Lions have held this event. The invited guests receive dinner, gifts, a visit from Santa and take part in a Carol Sing. Christmas Music will be provided by the Aladdins from North Adams, Massachusetts and the Ukulele Express Duet from Bennington. Chairperson for the Party is Lion Patricia Babcock.
Story time at Cheney Library: Cheney Library will have story time for preschoolers and their caregivers on Tuesdays at 10 a.m. There will be crafts and snacks.
Celebrate Recovery Meeting: A Christ centered 12-step recovery program Tuesdays 6:30 p.m. Hoosick Falls Community Alliance Church 484 Hill Road. Come find healing from any of life's hurts, hangups, and habits For more information call, Jonathan 518-686-3269, Bob 518-779-3485 or Sandy 518-686-5962
Buddhist meditation and teachings: Buddhist meditation and teachings will be offered by Roger Guest every Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Call Harda at 802-447-7065 with any questions.
Small Business Networking Group: The group meets every Tuesday in the Cafe Commons at Manchester Community Library at 9 a.m. To join or contact organizer Suzanne Moore, go to www.meetup.com/Southern-VT-Entrepreneur-Small-Business- Networking-Group.
Wednesday, Dec. 9
Gentle yoga for cancer survivors: The Cancer Center sponsors free Gentle Yoga for Cancer Survivors weekly, Wednesdays from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m., in Conference Room C, at SVMC. You can join at any time and at any stage in your treatment or recovery regime. For more information, please call Jane Schaeffer, 802-447-0393 or go to www.benningtonyoga.com.
Support group: There is a support group for anyone living with any type of loss due to a death at Second Congregational Church the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 6 p.m.
Free Senior Exercise Class: Focusing on balance and strength every Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Bennington Project Independence at 614 Harwood Hill. Please call Tracy at 442-8136 for more information.
Scleroderma support group: The second Wednesday of every month the Scleroderma support group meets, from 6 to 7:30 p.m., at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital in Conference Room 3.
Long Trail School concerts: Middle and upper school students will present a choral concert. On Dec. 16. grades six through 12 will perform and instrumental concert. Both are at the Long Trail theater, both begin at 6:30 p.m. Please contact Anharad Llewelyn, arts chair at Long Trail School, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 802-867-5717 x206 with any questions.
Thursday, Dec. 10
Legion meetings: Monthly join meeting, 6 p.m. American Legion Post 69, Sons Squadron 69, and American Legion Auxiliary Unit 69, at American Legion Post 69. Monthly meeting of American Legion Auxiliary Unit 69 is at 7 p.m. as is Sons of the American Legion Squadron 69. Call 802-375-6157 for more information or to become a member.
Bennington Free Clinic hours: The Bennington Free Clinic is held each Thursday at 6 p.m., for uninsured people 18 years of age or older, in the First Baptist Church at 601 Main St. Please call 802-447-3700 for an appointment.
Live music at South Street cafe: Come to South Street cafe for live music for your lunch hour, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Thrift store hours: Bygone Boutique, located in the rear of the Seventh-day Adventist Church on Houghton Lane, is open from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. All proceeds go directly to the operating budget of Forrest Ward School.
Codependents Anonymous meeting: 6 p.m. Turning Point Club of Bennington
All Recovery meeting: 11 a.m. Turning Point
Volunteer luncheon: Are you interested in doing something new and fun this coming year? Become a volunteer. You are invited to join us at the One World Conservation Center Volunteer Luncheon. The luncheon will be held at the Education Center between noon and 2 p.m. Please feel free to bring a guest.
Food Shelf Hours: The Food Shelf at the North Bennington Baptist Church is open the last Thursday of every month from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m.
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Holiday book event: Cheney Library will host a Holiday Book event beginning at 7 p.m. Connie Brooks, from Battenkill Books, will bring a number of books perfect for gift giving. Please consider this as an excellent opportunity to do some Christmas shopping. Hope to see you here on the tenth at 7 p.m. Books made a great gift.
Saturday, Dec. 12
Tree lighting: The Arlington Lions club again this year with the Arlington Garden Club will be holding the tree lighting and caroling at the town green on at 4 p.m. Everyone is invited to join in on the fun. There will be hot chocolate, cookies, chocolates and a visit by Santa.
Wreaths across America: The Vermont Veterans' Home invites you to attend our Wreaths Across America Ceremony at 12 p.m. The ceremony will be at the Veteran Cemetery located behind the main building of the campus. The mission of Wreaths Across America is to Remember, Honor, and Teach; this is carried out in part by coordinating wreath laying ceremonies on the same Saturday in December at Arlington National Cemetery, as well as Veterans' Cemeteries and other locations in all 50 states and beyond. To learn more about this program please visit: http://www.wreathsacrossamerica.org.
Hour for Our Community: Time exchange/orientation 10:30 a.m. to noon, Bennington Free Library. Come and find out what Hour for Our Community is all about. Call 802-379-5951 for more information.
Victorian Christmas Tea: There was a Tea 75 years ago to have a garden for St. Peter's Church. The women of the church have been raising money by having teas and other food funding raising events ever since. Come and enjoy tea, coffee and punch along with delicious tea sandwiches and cookies in a sparkling room. If you have questions call 442-2911. Tickets are available at the church. St. Peter's is accessible to all. 3 p.m. to 5:30 p.m., cost $7.50
Book reading: Families are invited to meet local author Karen Rose, creator of "Pixie & Fenway, Unlikely Friends at Two Mountain Farm" and "A Sweet Lemon Arrives at Two Mountain Farm." The event will be held at Bennington Free Library at 11 a.m in the Children's Room. Karen will read and sign books. She will also introduce families to her pet chicken, Pixie. Pixie is the star of Pixie & Fenway which tells a true story of friendship between a chicken that was the victim of the pecking order and a house cat named Fenway. The book's underlying lesson of tolerance and accepting differences in others proves that you never know where you may find a great friend. The illustrations were drawn by local children.
Santa Claus at Manchester Community Library: Santa will be at the Manchester Community Library's Super Saturday Family Program at 10:30 a.m.. The Manchester Lions Club Elf Express Conductor and Elves will be there, too. This ever popular holiday program features stories, crafts, snacks and photo ops with Santa. Keep calm and jingle on to this free program, open to the public.
Bright Lights Craft Fair: Memorial Hall, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds from vendors' booth fees will benefit Memorial Hall.
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Improving transport connections and building connectivity is vital, and I want to look at getting our infrastructure right: Chris Hazzard
Chris McCullough investigates plans for new roads and other department projects with the new Minister for Infrastructure, Chris Hazzard
Q. Can you introduce yourself and explain your route into politics and how you ended up as Minister for Infrastructure?
A. I've always had an interest in politics and enjoyed getting involved with my local community, and I remain an active member of the GAA locally. I joined Sinn Fein while at school and was completing my PhD at Queen's when the party asked me to take up the Assembly seat in South Down. I've been very proud to represent the region since 2012 and, at the time, I was the youngest MLA serving in the Assembly. To be part of the new Ministerial team as Infrastructure Minister is a further privilege and, while it came as a bit of a surprise, I believe the decisions I am making will benefit local people today and down the line.
Q. You were appointed as the first Minister for Infrastructure back in May this year. How have you settled into the role?
A. A few weeks back I marked my 100th day in the job. I hope in the last few months I've demonstrated my commitment to deliver infrastructure projects that make a very real difference to people across the north, whether that's improving the state of our rural roads or kick-starting work on a long overdue scheme like the A6 that will benefit 18,000 commuters every day. Of course, being a Minister isn't without its challenges and the Brexit vote will almost certainly have an impact on my infrastructure projects in particular, but I'm determined to meet those challenges and do what I can during the next five years to make a lasting difference for people here.
Q. The scope of the Department for Infrastructure is very wide and varied, covering everything from planning to flooding to the road network in Northern Ireland. What have your priorities been since you started the job?
A. The sustainability and growth of our economy means having in place infrastructure that meets the needs of our people and our economy whilst protecting the environment.
The economy here and indeed, across the whole island, cannot grow if the infrastructure is not in place to support it. Improving transport connections and building connectivity is vital and I want to look at getting our infrastructure right for the next 20-30 years.
To that end, I have prioritised areas where there has been a long standing imbalance. Projects like the A5 and A6 are critical to building connectivity and unlocking economic potential and are long overdue and I look forward to helping cut the first sod when work begins on the A6.
Of course, issues like grass cutting and street lighting are the things that affect us every day and as an MLA I'm very conscious of the issues that matter to both my constituents and everyone else as they go about their lives.
As Minister, I can now help to address those issues in a much more direct way. For example, I have secured additional funding for routine maintenance on the road network this year. I have stopped the installation of unnecessary water meters in new domestic properties and last month I announced a review of current taxi legislation.
I also oversee our public transport network. Projects like Belfast Rapid Transit, Translink's modernised ticketing system and the Derry Transport Hub, are the kinds of projects that make people think twice about leaving the car at home and travelling by bus or train. This is something I want to encourage and of course, the knock on effect could mean less congestion in our cities and a quicker journey time for those who are travelling by car.
Active travel is another area where I want to deliver lasting change. Cycling has really taken off in the last few years and I'm keen to build on that by providing a safe and enjoyable space for everyone to get on their bike and get active. Earlier this year I got involved in Bike to Work Week and I've also been out to see school children as they develop their proficiency in cycling. In the next few months I intend to launch a Greenways strategy for the region which could utilise miles of disused railway lines and help promote sustainable modes of transport. I hope this will allow even more people to get active.
Q. Several improvements to Northern Ireland's road network have been announced since you started. Can you outline the main ones and indicate where the money is coming from to fund these?
A. As I mentioned, I look forward to work beginning on the £160m A6 Randalstown to Castledawson scheme. The indicative allocation for the A6 route in the 2015 Budget Statement covering the period 2016/17 to 2020/21 is £258m. The 30km Derry to Dungiven scheme, which includes a bypass of Dungiven, is also well advanced in terms of development. Work is under way to determine the extent of this scheme that can be delivered within the 2015 Budget Statement allocations, with priority being given to commencing construction with a bypass of Dungiven and progressing westwards towards Drumahoe.
In June this year I earmarked £10m to the condition of rural roads. The programme will target around 1,000 rural roads, repairing many short lengths of road (20-50m) in particularly poor condition, together with a number of longer resurfacing schemes of around one kilometre.
Following June monitoring, I also allocated £5m to enhance routine maintenance services allowing for a second grass cut in all areas, the majority of potholes to be repaired, an additional gully clean in all urban areas and the repair of street lighting outages.
I have opened the new £35m Magherafelt Bypass scheme and next summer the £55m A26 Frosses Road dual carriageway should be complete.
The past year has also seen the completion of the £130m A8 Belfast to Larne and £50m A2 Shore Road dual carriageway schemes.
However, upkeep of our roads network is an ongoing issue and it is worth noting that every week £3m is invested on new and existing roads.
Q. Upgrading the road system from the Westlink onto the M2 has been talked about for a very long time. What is the current situation regarding these works and when are commuters likely to benefit from this upgrade?
A. Plans for the York Street Interchange scheme, where the Westlink, M2 and M3 converge, are well advanced; however, this was a project that could have attracted up to 40% EU funding.
Since the referendum vote and potential loss of this funding opportunity, there is a major challenge to find how this shortfall can be made up.
But these are the challenges we face as Ministers and I will be continuing my discussions with the Finance Minister and my other Executive colleagues to assess the full implications.
Q. Millions of pounds have already been spent on the proposed controversial A5 dual carriageway, but nothing has, as yet, been started there. Where are we on that one?
A. Like all major road schemes there is a process to follow and sometimes that can take longer than we would like. At present, a public inquiry is programmed for early October and the Planning Appeals Commission decides when the hearings close. Only after that finishes, can progress on the scheme continue. However, in infrastructure terms, there has long been a regional imbalance, so this is a scheme I am determined to progress and, like the A6, one I believe can unlock benefits for investment, trade and tourism, as well improving the commute for thousands of local people who have long awaited an improved road network.
Q. Just recently you announced the vesting order for the A6 dual carriageway between Randalstown and Castledawson would now go ahead. Have there been many objections to this?
A. The £160m investment to proceed with the A6 Randalstown to Castledawson Dualling Scheme is an announcement I was delighted to make. This section of the A6 currently carries around 18,000 vehicles per day and suffers congestion at peak times. The work is long overdue and local people will see a tangible benefit for their daily commute. I'm sure your readers are aware of recent media coverage about the scheme and the department has recently been notified of a potential legal challenge. What I would say is that any scheme of this size will inevitably have an impact on the landscape, but time is taken to consider the route and its impact, so the outcome for local people is minimised.
Q. Do you not consider the Westlink to M2 improvement as a higher priority than the A5 or the A6?
A. Addressing a long running infrastructure imbalance west of the Bann is an issue I have been clear I am determined to address. However, I do believe we have a balanced programme of schemes that will address the needs of all our people. Projects such as York Street Interchange, Belfast Rapid Transit and the Belfast Transport Hub could of course bring huge benefits, but the impact of Brexit cannot be set aside and to not take the time to consider properly how we move forward would be remiss of me.
Q. Your remit also includes road safety, flooding and our sea ports. Do you have any specific plans for increasing road safety awareness in the future, considering the high number of road fatalities on our roads, which is now at 50 so far this year?
A. Reducing deaths and serious injuries on our roads is of course a priority. A total of 50 people have lost their lives on our roads this year. This compares to 54 at the same time last year and 59 for 2014. My department uses a wide range of measures to improve road safety and in the coming weeks I will be announcing a number of successful Road Safety Grant Scheme projects which address key road safety issues at a local level. I am also taking steps to implement the Road Traffic (Amendment) Act (NI) 2016, which makes provision for a new drink driving regime and a new Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) Scheme.
Road safety is an area of the department I keep under keen review and will continue to do so. I would urge everyone to make road safety a priority - by slowing down, by always paying attention, reading the road and anticipating the actions of other road users, never driving having consumed drink or drugs, ignoring the mobile phone and always wearing your seatbelt, no matter how short the journey.
Q. Are there any major planning decisions on hold or in processing stage currently?
A. My department is responsible for the processing of regionally significant planning applications, which include applications for energy and transport infrastructure, mineral extraction, and major mixed-use regeneration projects. The projects, if approved, have the capacity to enhance and protect the environment and unlock further economic activity. There are a number of applications at various stages in the planning process, several of which are nearing conclusion. In order to respect the integrity of the planning process it would be inappropriate for me, as the final decision maker, to comment on the merits of any individual case in advance of the decision.
Q. Woodburn Forest has been featured in the media quite heavily in recent months regarding fracking by Infrastrata. The company was supposed to vacate the site by August 22 and leave it as it was prior to the works. Have you visited Woodburn Forest to see for yourself how the site looks?
A. Any breach of the deadline for remediation of the site under permitted development rights would be for Mid and East Antrim Council to investigate. However, I am responsible for planning policy and legislation and this case has raised issues around the sort of activity that can be undertaken under permitted development rights. I am, therefore, intending to consult on legislative change which will include the removal of permitted development rights for oil and gas exploration. My intention is to issue the public consultation by the end of this year.
Q. Has your department approved any other similar explorations for gas and oil in Northern Ireland?
A. My Department has not approved anything similar, and it is likely that any future such projects would be dealt with at the local council level.
Q. What is the current situation regarding the construction of car parking facilities within the Belfast Harbour area?
A. There are a number of new developments under construction or planned for the Belfast Harbour lands. My Department is a statutory consultee to the planning authority, which is Belfast City Council, and so the council will have the final say on the levels of parking to be provided by these developments.
What I can say is that my officials in Transport NI have been consulted on both these development proposals and their responses have indicated that parking provision should be in accordance with the prevailing development plan policies in the BMAP.
In addition, The Belfast Metropolitan Transport Plan proposes a policy of managing parking demand to encourage a shift towards more environmentally friendly forms of transport.
It is therefore important that any planned development involving parking provision is appropriate for the extent of the development that it will serve and there is no over-provision that could encourage greater car use.
Q. Have you familiarised yourself with a flood risk plan for Northern Ireland, and a plan of action should heavy flooding affect householders and farmers?
A. Coming from a rural community, this was an area of the department I was keen to understand, and since taking up the post I am familiar with the Flood Risk Management Plans.
Work has been ongoing to learn lessons from any previous flooding incidents.
Plans are continually updated and practice exercises are carried out across the year, so if an incident does occur we are in a position to offer support to those who need it most as quickly as possible.
Q. Have you any major changes you wish to make to any policy within the grasp of your department, to make your own stamp on them, so to speak?
A. It is widely recognised that good infrastructure is critical for balanced economic growth, and this is why addressing the infrastructure deficit, particularly in the west, is a priority for me. Alongside that we need a focus on public transport and active travel.
While both of these will help to improve congestion on our roads, there are other benefits too.
Cycling and walking have a really positive impact on health and well-being. I am keen to develop the greenway network, providing more opportunities for people to get and stay active.
There is an all-Ireland aspect to Greenways, and similarly I hope to make progress on the Narrow Bridge project.
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The Flying Scotsman was the first train in the world which recorded the top speed of 100 Mph. Although, Train 'City fo Truro' achieved the top speed of 102.3 Mph first as recorded by Railway journalist Charles Rous-Marten but that can only be a claim because no second timekeeper was there to confirm ther readings. The Flying Scotsman has operated via the East Coast Main Line between Edinburgh, capital of Scotland, and London, capital of England. The name was officially adopted in 1924 although the service began in 1862. Virgin Trains East Coast currently operates the Flying Scotsman. The Flying Scotsman runs over the East Coast Main Line which was built in the 19th century by many small railway companies. The North British Railway (NBR), the North Eastern Railway (NER) and the Great Northern Railway (GNR) were the only three companies left to control the route after many mergers and acquisitions. These three companies established the East Coast Joint Stock in 1860 and from this agreement that the Flying Scotsman came about.
With simultaneous departures from the GNR's London King's Cross and NBR's Edinburgh Waverley at 10:00, The first special Scots express ran in 1862. By the time of the race to the north in 1888, improvements in railway technology and competition reduced the journey time to 8.5 hours from the original journey time of 10.5 hours which includes a half-hour stop at York for lunch. From 1896, The train was modernized with features such as corridors between carriages, heating and dining cars. The total journey time remained at 8.5 hours however the york stop was reduced to 15 minutes because the passenger could now take the luncheon on the train. Flying Scotsman, in 1928, was given a new type of tender with a corridor. It meant that a new crew could take over without stopping the train which meant that the journey time was further reduced by half -hour. On May 1, This tender allowed to haul the first ever non-stop service.
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[breakfast] An everything bagel with cream cheese and some fresh watermelon that I may or may not have swiped off chicken little's plate. Shhh!
[lunch] homemade sushi [click here for my tutorial!] with sriracha, smoked salmon, avocado, cream cheese, red pepper and cucumber. We were feeling fancy so they got topped with extra avocado. I felt like I won the lottery with this particular avocado, it was so perfectly GREEN! #jackpot
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Los Angeles police detectives Thursday announced a $50,000 reward in the fatal shooting of a 27-year-old man at a Jack in the Box restaurant in Pico-Union last year in hopes the money will motivate witnesses to come forward.
Jesus Eduardo Vargas was riding his bicycle in the 2100 block of West Pico Boulevard about 7:20 p.m. on July 1 when he was confronted by two men. Vargas was then chased inside the fast-food restaurant, where he got into a physical altercation with one of the men in front of the counter, according to a surveillance video released by police.
The man scuffling with Vargas then removed a handgun from his waistband and pointed it at Vargas. A second person then entered the restaurant with a bandana over his face and shot at Vargas, who was taken to a hospital where he died.
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The two men fled south on Hoover Street on bicycles. Both men were described as 20 to 25 years old, 5-foot-7 to 5-foot-8.
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Cairo, Egypt (PressExposure) July 10, 2009 -- Egypt Yellow Pages Ltd, the Local Search Company, announced today that it will reduce the dimensions of its print products in 2010 by 10% in both height and width.
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