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Dorothee Bär: "Politics is something to be learnt."
'Air taxi' is what comes to most people's mind when her name is mentioned: Dorothee Bär. But there is a lot more to the State Minister for Digitalisation – since well before she entered the main arena 'federal government'. 84 thousand followers on Twitter, 23 thousand on Instagram. The former HfP student knows how to present herself – frequently tongue in cheek – and is at home in the digital world like hardly any other politician. For more that 20 years she has politically been dealing with digitalisation. Here, she never loses sight of her target: a digital transformation of Germany, whose new technologies benefit the people. Dorothee Bär on her busy life between Berlin, the digital world and raising kids, and on why perfectionism is a show stopper.
Ms Bär, Twitter, Insta, Facebook. Which one does a State Minister for Digitalisation check first in the morning?
Preferably Instagram. But most of the time I open my text messages – very traditional – because these are the most personal messages. Probably in this order: text messages, WhatsApp, then Instagram, Twitter, Facebook. I open emails last, because there are always so many. But I always try not to get carried away in the morning because it's such a time sink. You easily lose 20 minutes. I have also disabled all push features. It would drive me insane to see all the messages all the time. This way I only see calls … and FC Bayern goals.
Since March 2018 you are responsible for digital issues on the federal level. How did that happen?
I have been dealing with digitalisation for 20 years. I started doing that long before I was a member of the Bundestag [the German federal government]. Neither my party nor the Bundestag had many people who promote digital policies and have the necessary know-how. Consequently, the responsibility was assigned to me. My concern is: where is digitalisation and technology useful for the people? And not the other way round.
I have already been dealing with digitalisation for 20 years.
So TUM is just the right place for you.
Yes. Definitively. That is why I enjoy coming to TUM. Today for example, I visited the Hyperloop Team at TUM in oder to find out more about the project's technology and progress. I have already met Elon Musk personally and I think the Hyperloop competition he initiated is extremely exciting. We can be proud to have a German team leading it. Many people could benefit from such a Hyperloop as a future mode of transportation.
How come you are interested in technology and anything digital?
Probably because I have parents who have always been open towards technology and computers and supported my brother and me from an early age on. My brother turned into a tech-savy nerd and I was mainly hooked on the theoretical side of the topic. He built things, programmed and hosted LAN-parties at our house. Later on he studied Computer Science. I was a very good theorist. I came upon digital politics because he introduced me to publications, for example of Chaos Computer Club – basically literature you would not usually read as a politician.
But then as a teenager you were more interested in politics than in LAN-parties after all. As a 14-year-old you joined the Junge Union [Young Union of Germany is the youth organisation of the two conservative German political parties, CDU and CSU], and with 16 the CSU. What gave you the idea to become a member of a political party?
I wanted to make a difference in my home town. At 14 you already feel incredibly grown-up and I wanted to do something for the younger ones. I campaigned for the municipality to replace the broken playground equipment. I also implemented river clean-ups and anti-drug exhibitions. It was all very much limited to my local area.
So as a 14-year-old you knew: "I am going to be a politician."
Not at all. Initially I did it as a hobby. And then it just happened like that. I like that you can't really plan a political career in Germany. It's not necessary to study at an elite university like in France in order to become a politician. Here, even a university drop-out, who worked as a taxi driver, became the foreign minister. I think this social mobility and low-threshold is a good thing. After all, the Bundestag and the state parliaments are supposed to reflect a cross-section of the population.
How did politics become your career?
Originally I wanted to become a journalist and deliberately chose to study at the Bavarian School of Public Policy (HfP). From the first to the last day I was very happy there and would do the same all over again any day. Since the HfP is now a part of TUM, I even studied at a Technical University of Excellence (laughs). While studying I kept being very involved in politics. Based on that and at age 22, I was asked if I wanted to stand as a candidate for the Bundestag. Initially I declined because I thought: "Well, at this age you don't have to." But then at 23 I was nominated and at 24 I was voted in.
What or who changed your mind?
Edmund Stoiber. He asked me several times. Eventually I thought: "You can't keep complaining about the parliament being full of beer-bellied 70-year-olds and then not use the opportunity to run yourself."
You made it into the Bundestag at your first attempt. Then what happened with you and digitalisation?
16 years ago there was nothing at all on this topic in the Bundestag. I went to the Culture and Media Committee's sub-committee on new media. That was awful but my only option to deal with politics remotely related to digitalisation. There was nothing about economy, technology, education and research. Then, years later the Ministry of Transport and Digital Infrastructure for formed. I became State Secretary there because the digital sector was included in the transport sector. When the time came to finally create a separate domain for digitalisation, my party leader specifically chose me based on my years of experience. Something which is not always done in politics, because it's not always necessary. But in this case it was obvious of course. I already had a certain standing.
Politicians are being criticised a lot and the media oftentimes is not very nice. What motivated you to carry on and to steadily climb the political ladder?
Repeatedly there were moments, such as the regional assemblies of Junge Union, the national conference and of course the debates, in which I knew: "That's why I am doing it." To fight for the best ideas, to struggle, to stand up for something and then win from time to time, or lose from time to time– that is what fills me with enthusiasm. Yet to me, moments of success are not praise but important lessons on how to gain majorities in a democracy. That is not something trivial. After 16 years in the Bundestag I strongly believe: politics is something that has to be learnt. Somebody who started very early, who spent his or her free time advocating for a certain topic, sometimes for years, will be able to cope differently with occasionally being defeated by a political group. Someone new to politics, who never learnt how to win a democratic voting will frequently just say: "This is how we do it" when in charge. And then everybody has to do it that way because he or she is the boss.
Have you experienced such a boss?
Yes, these personalities are especially noticeable in the media (laughs). Yet, this is not always the best approach. Naturally, one can argue about whether a majority vote is always the best option, too. But I believe our form of government is the best. Even though it frequently is laborious and time-consuming, which presents immense challenges to us, especially in digitalisation.
Which challenges are these?
We have to make the leap from a successful industrial nation to a digital nation, but without betraying our values. We strive for a value-based, ethical digitalisation, in which discussions and progress must not exclusively be driven by technological progress. That sets us apart from many other countries. This is only possible if you have learnt how to do politics, and if it's not the end of the western civilisation for you to lose a vote or to be criticised from time to time.
Which strategies do you still have to digitalise Germany?
One of our most recent projects is the Federal Government's Digital Strategy. Here the aim is for all public services to be available to citizens online. However, on a large scale it does not makes sense to develop a strategy for the next 20 years. The digital world is changing so quickly that one or two years later everything can already be outdated again. I am convinced that we could be all the way on top if we overcame our typically German tendency to be naysayers. For science this is an important development, too. Imagine a near future in which 'Made in Germany' is also a quality label in the area of artificial intelligence or Blockchain.
Do you remember the first time you were criticised in politics?
Eight away with 14. The Junge Union did not exactly have a feel-good atmosphere. Back then, I was almost the only girl. If there were women, they were already very old – around their mid-, end-thirties (laughs). Even at that time during my voluntary work I needed a very high frustration tolerance. When I came home and was upset about something I always hoped my parents would comfort me or my father would say: "Oh dear, you poor thing." But he didn't. He said: "Thick skin or quit." I didn't want to hear that but it was of course correct and eventually got me this far.
Today you are a parent yourself. How do you support your kids concerning their future? For example with regard to gender stereotypes and women in MINT?
I take my kids everywhere and show them a lot of technology. At the moment our son is ultra-interested and the girls not so much. The middle one is seven years old and my brother gave her a robot kit for christmas. I have to admit, in the first seconds I thought: "Why is he not giving that to our son?" In the next split second I scolded myself for thinking that. Because even though she might not totally be into it yet, it is important to offer it and that all of them have the same opportunities. I gave a Canadian friend's shirt to my oldest daughter that says: "Girls love Math". In Germany all there is are shirts roughly saying: "I am an idiot at Maths". I always encourage her: "You have to tell yourself every day: 'I LOVE MATHS!' and one day you will." She is not entirely convinced yet (laughs), even though she is very good at maths.
How digitally do you raise your children?
I pay a lot of attention to quantity and quality and am strict, especially because I know the bigger picture. This frequently leads to discussions. Of course my children see me use digital media all day long and I have to explain the difference a lot. But I don't keep them away from 'evil dangers'. Instead I am trying to raise them in a way that allows them to navigate the analog-digital world in the best possible way. This also applies to conventional TV. On an Advent Sunday they showed the classic fairytales from Czechoslovakia an TV. Here I made an exemption and they were allowed to watch more than just half an hour. But otherwise I usually set a timer.
What about apps and smart phones?
So far only the oldest has a mobile phone. I have the code and could access it anytime. But I don't have to. She is very reasonable. However, to still have sovereignty is important to me. But I don't keep my children away from new technology. My son used to be very wild when on the changing table. In the three minutes it took me to change him, he was allowed to use an app that is about combining two puzzle pieces. He never fell off the changing table, looked at the app for a few minutes a day and all was well.
Your husband is a full-time politician, too. How do you both organise family life?
Interestingly enough only I get asked that question, never my husband, even though everybody knows how extensive my job is. We both share the joy in being committed family people with large families. My husband grew up in a three-generation household, for me it was four. We are happy for our family to support us. Not everybody likes that. Many parents don't want the grandparents getting involved in the parenting. We believe that children should have a legal right to grandparents.
Despite your stressful job you are spending lots of time with your kids and attend to your 'motherly duties'.
My motto is: where there's a will, there's a way, somehow. But it's not like every day is perfect in my life. And of course you can't plan ahead for ages because something unexpected always happens. And, obviously, organisation is a big part of it but you can't organise life down to each minute. With kids you need a lot of talent for improvisation, starting from day one. But this doesn't just apply to working women. You can't take everything so seriously and strive for perfection at all times.
Can you give us examples here?
When my daughter was still little I decided: I don't have to win the award for the best cake at the kindergarten party. You have to disengage yourself from this competition to outdo one another, which especially mothers put one themselves. For example, I can't clean up after my kids all day long. Sometimes our home looks like it has been hit by a bomb. But well, that's just how it is. Taking on the pressure of what a mother is supposed to master nowadays, that's not an option at all. That is what breaks people.
Isn't it also the digital world, which particularly drives this competition to be perfect?
Through social media it is definitively harder to disengage from it. Sometimes I see on Instagram how parents post their children's dinner: the cheese is being cut into star-shapes and with the help of a cookie cutter the cucumber takes on the shape of a cloud. And then everything is being prepared to perfection. At our house we sometimes make a sandwich with liver sausage. I could not post my kids' food. It's simply not an insta-match. But for me, that is totally fine.
Dorothee Bär
Studies at the Bavarian School of Public Policy (HfP) 1999 – 2003
Dorothee Bär is State Minister in the Federal Chancellery, Federal Government Commissioner for Digital Transformation, CSU parliamentarian, mother of three children and a huge FC Bayern fan. She grew up in Ebelsbach in Lower Franconia and started her political career at age 14 at the Junge Union. Two years later she joined the CSU. After graduating high school she studied Politics at the Bavarian School of Public Policy in Munich and, at the same time, was involved in the Association of Christian Democratic Students [Ring Christlich-Demokratischer Studenten, RCDS] as the regional chairperson. After her intermediate diploma she switched to the Otto Suhr Institute for Political Science of the Free University in Berlin, where she completed her diploma in 2005. Already at age 24, and while still in her studies, she became a member of the German Bundestag. In 2003 she was elected Deputy State Party Chair of Junge Union Bavaria and in 2008 Deputy Federal Chair. One year later she assumed offices as the Deputy Secretary General of the CSU and Spokesperson of the CDU/CSU Parliamentary Group for the Division Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth, which she held until 2013. She already had a chance to prove her digital know-how as the chairperson of CSU Netzrat (since 2010) and CSUnet (since 2011), and since 2013 as the State Secretary for Transport and Digital Infrastructure.


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I like to go to shows. It's a habit my older brother instilled in me years ago, and I have yet to kick it. Sometimes I go through periods where I'll see upwards of 4 shows in a month, sometimes on back-to-back nights if I'm feeling saucy. But even when I'm not in the mood to drag myself out of the house well after my bedtime to go stand in a loud room with a bunch of 20-somethings, I still like to know who's coming to town.
To keep myself informed, I signed up for the email lists of the 9:30 Club, the Rock and Roll Hotel, and a couple of other clubs around town (sadly the Black Cat doesn't have an email list). That's OK, but more often than not I'm inundated by emails about bands I don't care about. For me, salvation came courtesy of tourfilter, a great site where you tell it the bands you like (it has a nice auto-complete feature to help you out there - the whole site has a very "my first RoR/AJAX site" feel, but in a good way) and it emails you when they come to your town. You can also add friends through the site, which I find is a great way to learn about new bands - I just check in on what bands my hipster friends have added from time to time and then go check them out. Tourfilter has some other nice features, my favorite being the ability to get an RSS feed for your upcoming shows. Very cool.
Still, you have to type in your bands manually. And nobody likes typing, right? Oh, if only there was some solution that involved nothing more than playing music on my computer! Enter Songkick. This site offers a plugin you can download that will scan your music library, add all the artists it finds to your profile, then start automatically tracking for you when those artists are coming to your town. I was so excited to discover this that it didn't even dampen my mood to learn that it only works with winamp, iTunes, and Windows Media Player, none of which I use. So, it seems will not be a Songkick user any time soon, but I'd love to hear if you guys are using it. If not, how do you keep up with shows coming to town?
PS They also have some cool widgets you can use to tell everybody that your bands are coming to town, or for you bloggers out there, they have one that will try to automatically parse your blog posts, figure out what bands you're writing about, then display any tour info it has for that band. You'd be seeing that somewhere in my sidebar if it worked with blogger. Oh, well. Hopefully that's coming soon.
UPDATE: I forgot to mention All Crazy Style, a great mashup tool that combines your last.fm favorite artists feed and your upcoming.org locations information to deliver a list of upcoming shows (also available as an RSS feed) based on your listening data. It's great, but relies on people adding things to upcoming, which doesn't always happen. And for some reason it sometimes recommends bands I've never heard of or listened to. But it's still really cool.
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I like to go to shows. It's a habit my older brother instilled in me years ago, and I have yet to kick it. Sometimes I go through periods where I'll see upwards of 4 shows in a month, sometimes on back-to-back nights if I'm feeling saucy. But even when I'm not in the mood to drag myself out of the house well after my bedtime to go stand in a loud room with a bunch of 20-somethings, I still like to know who's coming to town.
4 comments:
- Amanda said...
My God, it sounds exhausting to be a music fan
- March 19, 2008 at 4:15 PM
- John Das Binky said...
Amanda took the words out of my mouth.
I too am addicted to going to shows, though I've probably got a smaller list of 20 or 30 bands I'll see without coaxing.
But the effort involved in all of the integration seems like more of a pain in the rear than just buying a copy of the newspaper once a week and checking out the ads for clubs.
With a few notable exceptions of bands whose mailing lists I'm on, I'll generally get more interest from the paper.
Example: I'm not really a Joanna Newsome fan, but she's interesting enough that I might check her out live. I wouldn't go out of my way to add her to an online list, but flipping through the local CityPaper equivalent, I'll circle her show as a "maybe".
Meanwhile, a playlist of live shows generated from my mp3s would be completely useless to me... too much randomness in there.
Even as someone who considers himself a reasonably wired music fan, my live music notification needs are mostly met by the same technology I used in high school.
Part of that stems from distrust of the people on these other sites to keep up their end of the bargain. I trust Ticketmaster to keep their end updated since they're incented to, but what's keeping tourfilter honest? (That's not to say I "trust" Ticketmaster as a corporate entity, but I'll likely trust their information veracity more than a startup site.)
Anyway, that's my 2 cents. Interesting to see this stuff out there though.
- March 20, 2008 at 11:00 AM
- Unknown said...
Weird. I love tourfilter. It's been a long time since I picked up the local weekly religiously to get my show info.
The reason tourfilter works is b/c you can easily see what any user is following, and vice versa -- pick a band and see who follows them. For example, if i look up the Twilight Sad, and see that the only person following them is this "99" fellow, I can click over to his profile and see what else he likes. Maybe we share another 15 bands in common, and it's just an easy click for me to start following them as well.
The info is fairly reliable, since it pulls from the RSS feeds of various venues around your chosen clubs. It's not exact but it's close enough.
- March 21, 2008 at 2:10 PM
Good Job! :)
- June 18, 2008 at 9:52 AM


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The new feature, VSP Cranial, is 510(k) cleared for use in the operating room and will enable surgeons to create a virtual pre-surgical plan.
3D printer provider, 3D Systems has expanded its Virtual Surgical Planning service to include a virtual planning technique for cranial and craniofacial procedures.
The new feature, VSP Cranial, is 510(k) cleared for use in the operating room and will enable surgeons to create a virtual pre-surgical plan that can be instrumented with sterilisable, patient-specific 3D-printed anatomical models, guides and templates.
Using VSP Cranial to prepare for complex and sensitive procedures allows doctors to become more familiar with a patient's specific anatomy, and is intended to facilitate the pre-surgical planning process as well as the transfer of that plan to the operating room. The informative digital tools and accurate 3D-printed surgical guides are supplied to enhance the delivery of surgical practices.
"As someone who has routinely used VSP for over five years, I have quickly adopted cranial applications into my practice," said Dr. Oren Tepper, Director of Aesthetic Surgery, Montefiore Health System and Assistant Professor of Plastic Surgery, Albert Einstein College of Medicine. "Fortunately, my neurosurgery colleagues also recognise the clinical value of VSP Cranial, and this technology now plays an integral role in many of our combined intracranial cases. 3D Systems' engineers make the process seamless, especially for physicians who may be less familiar with these applications."
3D Systems' VSP service combines medical image processing, surgical simulation and 3D printing to deliver patient-specific surgical plans under the direction of the presiding doctor. The 3D printing manufacturer's engineers use CT scans of patients to extract 3D anatomical data and transform them into 3D images. This information can then be sued to form the foundation of a digital surgical plan, enabling the surgeon in charge to better visualise the procedure beforehand.
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3D Systems' VSP service combines medical image processing, surgical simulation and 3D printing to deliver patient-specific surgical plans under the direction of the presiding doctor.
Through online meetings with the surgeon, engineers offer assistance in the creation of the plan in which a range of age-matched normative data can be digitally overlaid to help establish a normal reference contour for the patients.
The VSP Cranial service supports a variety of craniofacial cases, especially those requiring cranial vault distraction and procedures relating to craniosynostosis. Craniosynostosis is believed to occur in one of every 2,000 births. It is a condition whereby one or more of the fibrous sutures in an infant's skull prematurely fuses and turns into bone, changing the skull's typical growth pattern. In some cases, the resulting growth pattern creates enough space for a growing brain, but causes an abnormal head shape and abnormal facial features. In other cases, the growing brain does not have enough room, causing an increase of intracranial pressure, which can lead to visual impairment, sleeping impairment, eating difficulties, impaired mental development and a significantly reduced IQ.
By performing surgery, doctors aim to intervene and prevent abnormal growth patterns before they develop into more serious conditions. If craniosynostosis is left untreated, the deformity is likely to worsen over time, threatening both aesthetic and functional outcomes for these patients.
"The addition of VSP Cranial affords surgeons the ability to visualise and pre-plan complex cranial reconstructive surgeries that may not have been possible previously," said Kevin McAlea, EVP, General Manager, Metals and Healthcare, 3D Systems. "3D Systems is committed to expanding our solutions to support the most advanced patient care available."


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Report: Ugly Baby or Cute Baby?
While pregnant, you might be wondering how your baby will look. Will he or she be cute or ugly? Parents naturally wonder how good or bad their baby will look. Some of us may even be wondering if we'd know if he were ugly or cute. And so the question, "Will I have an ugly baby?"
In the following, we'll talk about some things that you can do if you want to have a pretty baby.
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I Want A Pretty Baby, But My Baby Is Born Ugly
Newborns can be born ugly. They may not become adorably cute until they're three or six months old. Then up until around 4 years old and half, they are at their peak cuteness. Some of us may even be wondering why toddlers tend to be cuter than newborns.
There is a recent study published at the Evolution and Human Behavior by researchers from the Brock University Ontario.
The adults who participated in the study rated newborns to be the least cute while those babies at six months of age were rated the highest as the most attractive. The study showed interesting results because we tend to think that newborns are the cutest.
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That is why if your baby is born ugly, you should not worry because their facial features can still develop and so they can look cuter as they grow.
I Am Trying To Get Pregnant And I Want A Cute Baby. Is It Possible?
Babies are gifts to every parent. His look isn't always that important. While many of us are hoping to have a lovely baby, we, as parents, still want the best health of our unborn as most important.
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But if you're one of those mothers who want to get pregnant with a cute baby, you can follow some of the tips below.
Stay Happy
One of the natural ways on how to conceive and have a cute baby is to keep yourself happy, and learn how to manage your stress because it contributes to the overall physical and mental health – of both you and your baby.
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The way that you feel plays a significant role on how your baby will look.
Take Folic Acids
In the first trimester, you may want to take folic acid supplements. Ask your doctor about it. Generally, many experts also advise that couples should take folic acids as soon as they plan to have a baby. Ideally, you should take it three months before conception.
Especially if you don't have healthy eating habits, you should consider taking folic acid supplements because you're more likely than not lacking this essential nutrient in your body.
Why is folic acid important? This nutrient plays a significant role in baby's brain development. It can also help in reducing nervous system condition.
So if you would like to have not just an adorable but also a healthy baby, you should look into taking folic acids and add foods like spinach, cereals and lentils in your diet because they're also great sources of folic acid.
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Activity Level
If you want to promote your baby's healthy development, you should not just take supplements but also increase your activity level. But then, it does not mean heavy exercise. Always consult your physician first.
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What is meant by an increased activity level for expectant mothers is light exercise that includes regular walking outdoors. It is a relaxing activity that can reduce your stress level and contribute positively to baby's development.
Ideally, you could take a regular morning walk for an abundant supply of oxygen to the blood and lungs of your baby and you. And as you see the beauty of nature and breathe in fresh air, indeed walking is a relaxing activity. It can also show you beautiful things around, improving your chances of having a pretty baby.
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The beauty of nature can inspire the development of a lovely baby.
Healthy Diet
Lovely mom, don't worry about 'what if my baby is born ugly' . After all, you can do something for you and the developing baby inside your womb to increase your chances of having an adorable baby.
One of those things you can do aside from exercise is to have a healthy diet, which may also contribute on how your baby will look when he/she's born.
For a tip, ensure you have fruits in your diet to improve the beauty and health of your unborn. Fruits, especially oranges, are helpful for the developing fetus inside your womb. You must include vitamin C rich fruits into your diet because they can help improve skin complexion. Other fruits to consider include pomegranate and grapes, which can also improve your baby's skin texture.
Mom, you're doing a great job! Do not over think and stress about worries on having an ugly baby. After all, there are some ways that can help you have a cute one – and they mostly lie on your physical activity level, diet, supplements and happiness. Consider the tips shared here and improve your chances of giving birth to a pretty baby. Did you like this article? Tell us in the comments. Finally, spread the word and share this article on Facebook today!


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Man with a vision who became a colourful city character
PUBLISHED: 21:45 16 December 2018
Tall, upright, immaculate, with a Homburg hat, a smart overcoat, a trimmed moustache and polished walking stick...he was a man whose dream came true 120 years ago when he opened his own business in Norwich.
Walter Little went on to become one of the best loved and highly respected gentleman's outfitters not just in the city but across the county and when he died in 1934 his sons carried on running his clothing empire.
His story was told in a wonderful book written by the late, great Robert Bagshaw back in 2002 called Tales of Norfolk Folk.
It tells of a time, in the early part of the 20th century, when Magdalen Street and St Benedict's, were the most popular parts of the city with shopkeepers, nearly all of them local, offering more than 160 retail outlets.
Whatever you wanted...the chances were you could get here. And as for Christmas time!
There was a seething mass of men, women and children jostling for space as the trams rattled by. Quite chaotic. Quite wonderful.
And there were many people who headed into Norwich from Melton Constable, and all stations between, arriving at the old City Station.
If your purchases were bulky the shopkeepers would wrap them up and take them either to City Station or to one of the carriers so they could be delivered.
Oh yes and you also had to keep as eye out for the cattle on market days.
Walter Little arrived in Norwich from Dorking in the 1890s to work at Green's the big outfitters on the Haymarket but it wasn't long before he left to open his own small business in Colegate.
He knew where the people were and moved to St Benedict's Street where his clothing company proved so popular that in 1907 he opened his main store in Magdalen Street and then a little one next door to Loose's known as The Collar Box.
Walter later opened a second shop in St Benedict's and outlets in Diss, Watton and Wymondham.
The company slogan, thought to be the brainchild of his Walter's son, Frank, certainly came true: LOTS ARE DRESSED BY LITTLE'S and that was the message across the top of the River End at Carrow Road, home of the Canaries.
Walter and his boys loved Norwich City and did much to support the football club.
He was fortunate to have sons Frank, Charles and Jack, along with "Aunt Fan" and other members of the family helping to run the booming business. Those who worked there were full of praise for the family and how they were looked after their staff.
Sadly Walter died at the age of 62 in 1934 leaving his empire in the hands of his sons.
The business continued for another 20 years but times were changing and as the national chains arrived the small family shops started to struggle. They couldn't compete and the customers left.
The family shops in the city and county closed and by 1965 it was all over.
As Bob Bagshaw wrote: "Of the three brothers, Charles had already left to become a commercial traveller, Frank welcomed the chance of more to engage in the social life of the city, which was his great joy, and Jack became landlord of the Hoste Arms at Burnham Market.
"One part of Walter Little's empire which continued to operate with the branch at Wymondham, taken over as an independent concern by Walter's grandson, John, who carried it on until his untimely death in 1991.
Now, all that is left is the memory of a man who came from Surrey with a vision, turned that vision into reality and, in doing so, became, if not exactly a legend, at least a significant figure in the history of the City of Norwich.
Wymondham dentist and author Bob Bagshaw died in December of 2009 but look out for his brilliant books in the shops. If you love Norfolk you will certainly love his stories.
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The first five months of the year has seen a lot of interesting and captivating movies making their way to the cinemas and our homes. From thrillers to dramas and action flicks, there has been non-stop entertainment and fun for movie lovers.
Some more common movies such as John Wick 2 which was returning for a second part and Marvels, Logan where wolverine makes his way to the big screen one last time are fan favourites, some others such as The Black Coats Daughter also deserves the attention of movie lovers.
Check out our picks of good movies that have made the year so far and some you probably missed out on.
Hugh Jackman revives his role one last time as Marvel's Wolverine in James Mangold's Logan. The movie is set in 2029 where mutants have almost gone extinct. Logan is hiding out in remote Texas and caring for Professor Xavier (Patrick Stewart) who is now suffering from Alzheimer's disease.
His recluse life is jolted when a young girl named Laura (Dafne Keen) is required to be transported to a place called Eden in North Dakota and he soon forms a mysterious connection with her. This is soon followed by an upended chase but the movie ends with a surprising melancholy where viewers are left to decide if it is a fitting end for Jackman's Wolverine tenure.
I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore
This comedy-crime thriller is filled with suspense and despondent optimism. The movie immerses itself in the painful indignities through Nurse Ruth (Melanie Lynsky) who becomes friends with her martial-arts-loving neighbor Tony (Elijah Wood) to recover her stolen belongings after her house is burgled.
The movie is ridiculously hilarious courtesy of a great performance by Lynsky which borders on funny, angry and miserable. The movie finds humour and horror for the entertainment of the viewers, while also inputting hope by bringing to the fore why life should be spent in the company of those that love and appreciate us.
The Blackcoat's Daughter
This horror thriller movie was written and directed by Osgood Perkins and stars Emma Roberts, Lucy Boynton, Kiernan Shipka, James Remar and Lauren Holly. The movie is a beguiling descent into dark, demonic places and like good horror movies, doesn't follow a straight course.
Kat (Kiernan Shipka) is left by her parents to spend winter break at her boarding school alongside her popular classmate, Rose (Lucy Boynton). Joan (Emma Roberts) hitchhikes her way to the school, and gets a ride with a contentious couple (James Remark and Lauren Holly).
The mystery and the horror soon unravels as each of the three girls grapple with individual issues ranging from grief to loss which consumes them. It soon becomes revealed that the school is not what it seems like and the fear of been abandoned is encapsulated with the screams that follows the horrors.
John Wick: Chapter 2
This is one of those films that shouldn't have had a sequel as it pretty much tied up all the loose ends in the first part. Nonetheless, John Wick: Chapter 2 is able to justify its existence with newer actions and carnage that is bound to keep you on the edge of your seats.
Keanu Reeves reprises his role as the ultimate assassin who brings along frenzied firearm warfare, and so much violence that is seen as an art mastered by the assassins. There's a lot of fearsome brutality which isn't justifiable given that the reason why John Wick was forced out of retirement in this part is not as gripping as that of the first part.
The specifics of this part and the ending of the movie leaves loose ends that most likely points to the likelihood of another movie.
The Lost City of Z
The Lost city of Z is an adaptation of David Grann's 2009 non-fiction book of the same name and it follows the story of 20th century British explorer Percy Fawcett's (Charlie Hunnam) repeated efforts to locate a lost South American civilization that he believed to be more advanced than any previously discovered.
The movie which is written and directed by James Gray boasts classical aesthetics expected of a movie set in the 1920s, offering a wild entrancing piece of grand adventure. Other stars that graced the movie which also touches on class and intolerance include Robert Pattinson, and Sienna Miller.


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I think that schools should have drive-in screens so that family members can watch plays, shows, etc., outside while waiting to see their family member perform, etc. Once your loved one gets ready to get on the stage, you and other family members can then enter the building to watch your kinfolk's performance and then leave with them when it is over(if allowed).
If you cannot leave with your loved one when the performance is over, then you can return to the screens outside where you can doze, play with your laptop, etc.
I think that it is frustrating and tiresome waiting for your loved one to perform, graduate, etc. And, while waiting, you may never have a single inkling until at the last moment that their time to shine is at the end of the fucking night or the fact that the instructor decided at the last minute, or whatever to leave your loved one out of the program period.
That is what happened yesterday evening. My sister told me that one of my favorite nieces was going to be in a school play dealing with black history. This play was rescheduled like twice, because there was like snow last month.
O.K. So, we went to this play. It seemed like I waited for an eternity in this cafeteria with a tiny little stage. It was more entertaining watching toddlers holler and move around. Anyway, I ended up being pissed off once I found out that one of my favorite nieces was not going to perform at all.
Damn! The worst part about this was the fact that I had to sit through the entire program to find this shit out! Ooooooooh!


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text: From: utzoo!decvax!harpo!npoiv!npois!cbosgd!djb Newsgroups: net.micro.pc Title: Sritek MicroCards & XENIX - more info Article-I.D.: cbosgd.3068 Posted: Wed Feb 2 10:35:49 1983 Received: Thu Feb 3 07:32:42 1983 I've had several request for more information on the Sritek products, particularly the 68000 MicroCard, so I've decided to dig into my literature and post a more detailed description. Much of what follows is taken directly from Sritek's journal FOREFRONT. (vol.1, no.1, Nov/Dec 1982). "The building blocks for the Sritek products consist of the PC VersaCard and the processor MicroCards with various operating systems, programming languages and commercial applications. The VersaCard is a single-slot expansion memory for the IBM PC. In a stand-alone mode, it is a 256K byte expansion memory. The memory can be easily expanded from 256K to 512K bytes by mounting a RAM Module. A processor MicroCard can also be mounted on the VersaCard which effectively changes the "personality" of the IBM PC. The VersaCard is dual-ported memory; to the MicroCard it appears as a 16-bit memory and to the 8088 it appears as an 8-bit memory. When a processor MicroCard is mounted on the VersaCard, and the standard Sritek software is used, all application programs are automatically redirected to the MicroCard which acts as the Main Processing Unit (MPU). All input and output chores, such as communication with the CRT terminals, the disk drives and the printer are handled by the PC; the 8088 processor functions as Input/Output Processor (IOP) and operates in parallel with the MPU. This type of task-partitioning provides additional performance for I/O-demanding applications such as multi-user and multi-tasking systems or systems with local area network facility." __________________ ____________________________________ / / / / / RAM Module / / MicroCard / / (256K memory) / /(Z80B,8086,68000,iAPX-286, or 16032)/ /_________________/. /____________________________________/. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _________________________________________________________ ./ . . . . . . . / / . . PC VersaCard . / /. . . (w/256K memory) . / /__________________________________ _______/ /_______________/ IBM I/O Channel Interface Figure 1: The RAM Module and MicroCard connect to the PC VersaCard through three special back-to-back bus connectors, forming a very compact unit that takes only one PC expansion slot. The 68000 MicroCard brings UNIX System II to the PC via the enhanced XENIX Ver 3.0 (by Microsoft) operating system. Features include real-time clock, message registers for inter-processor communication, paged-memory management that supports up to 16 users and hardware protection for system programs from user processes. Sritek plans to support the 68010 virtual memory processor in the near future. Currently, 8 10 and 12.5 MHz 68000 are available. (The leadless chip carrier (LCC) 68000 package is used to conserve board real estate.) In case you'd like to contact Sritek directly, here is their address and phone number: Sritek Inc. 3637 S. Green Rd. Cleveland, Ohio 44122 Phone: (216) 292-0011 Personally, I was very impressed. Sritek seems to have done everything right as far as I can tell. Unfortunately, I didn't get the chance to play with it very much, so I don't know how well some parts work (the interaction between 68000 and 8088 for example). Although I don't know specific pricing details, Sritek was quoting <$6000 for a IBM PC + 68000 MicroCard + XENIX. When I told them about the upcoming price reduction in the PC, they were excited, since that would bring their quoted minimal system price even lower. I don't know how much they were allowing for the PC used so I don't know how much of the $6000 can be trimmed away through judicious purchasing techniques, nor how much it costs to upgrade a PC if you've already got one. As for XENIX, it appears I was very wrong in asserting that it doesn't have the C-shell and other Berkeley goodies. In fact, XENIX includes quite a variety of Berkeley software, including csh, ex/vi, more, tset, finger, ctags, mkstr, xstr, printenv, and gets. Unfortunately, the Sritek descrpition of XENIX makes no mention of these features, so I incorrectly assumed they weren't there. Given this new information, I can well believe that XENIX is the best of the UNIX-based systems. Now if I can get some real price numbers out of Sritek, we'll have things pretty well covered. If you have any more questions, let me know. David Bryant Bell Labs Columbus, OH (614) 860-4516 (cbosg!djb)


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Camping at the race adds to the overall race experience. Giving you a home base before, during, and after the race where you can rest, access your stuff, and enjoy the beautiful scenery. If your running 12-hours or longer we highly recommend setting up camp for the best experience. You can reserve a camp space when registering for the race.
There will be several designated camping zones right off the course and race festival area for easy access throughout the race. This all takes place on two farm properties, Reedley College Farms, and Smeds & Sons Farms, these are not traditional campground spaces, plan to be fully self-sufficient with your camping set up. Portable toilets and trash dumpster will be available, please deposit all trash in the dumpster before leaving. Zone details below followed by the map with green areas marked.
As the race starts at 6:00 PM, it is highly recommended to come set up camp on Saturday morning, settle in, then take a nice long nap in the afternoon so you can be well-rested before starting your 6, 12, 24-hour or 100-mile race.
On the main straightway that leads to the start line, this is where most vehicles and those with campers or RVs can park. Runners can set up tents here close to their cars in-between the orchard or vineyard rows.
Recommended for: 6, 12, 24-hour and 100-mile runners
Right next to the start/lap checkpoint festival area, extending past it is an area to set up a tent or canopy, but not have their car parked there. Cars can be parked near zone 1 for easy access (100-200 feet away).
Recommended for: 6, 12, 24-hour and 100-mile runners
Along the first half-mile of the course after the start is a series of lovely camping spots under a variety of oak trees overlooking the Kings River and the course. These are great to pull up, park, and set up camp for easy access to during the race. If you park here your car will need to remain there until after the race.
Recommended for: 24-hour and 100-mile runners
About 100-200 feet off the course near the race festival start/lap checkpoint is the river with sandy beach. Limited car access before and after the event. Can drive to before the race to set up, need AWD/4X4 car due to soft sand. No car driving access to or from zone 4 during the event.
Recommended for: 12, 24-hour or 100-mile runners
- No cars driving on the course route from Saturday 5:00 PM to Sunday after midnight.
- Zones 2, 3, and 4 access are directly crossing the course, so tents set up in these zones need be for the duration of the entire event until Sunday night or Monday morning. Okay to drive to unload before the event and load after the event has completed. If leaving these areas before the race is over Sunday night then you will need to carry your items back to your parked car.
- Full-size RVs or fifth-wheel trailer RVs can be challenging to drive to the course and have very limited turnaround options. Small to medium RVs that can easily turn around is okay. Exceptions can be made for 24-hours and 100-mile participants that plan to be on-site until after the 100-mile race. Contact us for inquiries.
- No campfires allowed on Reedley College farm property.*
- No alcohol allowed on Reedley College farm property.*
- Do not leave any trash behind, respect the lands, clean up after yourself, either take trash with you or deposit into the trash dumpster by the race festival.
*The Reedley College Farm is the south side of the main road in the middle of the course, the northside is Smeds & Sons Farms.
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It's now past 7 and were catching our fllght in Heraklion (which is an hour drive away) to Rome but as I was taking a bath, a thought occured to me and I really just need to get it off my chest.
First, I really enjoyed my time in Greece. Its a beautiful country and I am having separation anxiety leaving all these great memories behind. There's so many things I love about Crete and it's not just the fantastic landscapes, its not just the perfect chilly weather and its not just the nice colorful houses… much more than that I think 'm attracted to their people. Rarely do I find a place where sales people greet you on the street and do not hard sell (and this is in a tourist area), how often do you walk out a store and feel good about what you buy because you know that you weren't cheated, rarely do they smile and say thank you genuinely after spending long time trying to sell you something and you don't buy and rarely do I find restaurants where waiters actually stop to chat with you and share with you their life. This is a country where even if tips are not required, you would feel obliged because they really give good service. Thank you Lord for bringing me here…
Second, I've been thinking… what makes this country so different? Yesterday as i was reading on a book on church planting — it said Paul the apostle was a very strategic person. He didn't have much time but 1. He knew his target that God wanted him to reach the non-Jews (or called gentiles) and 2. He knew he had limited resource time, strength and money. So he placed up the church in Ephesus. Ephesus was located in a cross road. It was an entry point in Greece. if you were to go to Greece you would have to go through this area therefore a chance to learn about Jesus.
My theory, could it be that this fantastic attitude of people is brought about by Jesus in their lives? No wonder we saw so many Christian churches around.
Third and Last, I will make this bold statement, Everyone will benefit from having Jesus in their lives. Regardless of how nice you are alredy… adding Jesus in will just make you nicer. I don't think anyone has achieved maximum kindness, maximum generosity, maximum service…
This just reminds me of the role I have as a Christian… Have I established an Ephesus and view people not only via their race, sex, height, color, age but whether they have Jesus or not… because whether they admit it or not… everyone could use a dose of Jesus. I'm sure it would make this world a little bit better to live in.
So now gotta rush… I know I've messed up the chronological order of our blog by posting this message ahead of our other backlogs.


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Monday, July 14, 2014
Minor bright spot.
Joey Gallo, shown here on card 62 of the 2013 Topps Heritage Minor League set, is one of those minor league glimmers of hope for the Rangers. Yesterday in the All-Star Futures game he showed why.
By all accounts the futures game was a pitching duel. The scoring ended in the sixth. The final runs were put on the board by Gallo when he hammered a two run blast into the second deck of Target Field. That gave the U.S. a 3-2 lead that would hold up. Gallo was named the Futures Game MVP for his performance.
Home runs are Joey's stock and trade. He's got 31 of them this year and is in a tie for the minor league lead. That's got some folks calling for his promotion straight from Double A to the Bigs. Not a good idea. Joey Gallo's tape measure shots may be fun to watch but they're not going to save the Rangers 2014 campaign. Along with his long balls he also strikes out a lot. Major League pitchers would love that aspect of his game. Better to let him continue to season and develop so that when he does hit Arlington in a couple of years he does so with maximum impact.
Hopefully Joey Gallo will shine in Arlington sometime in the near future. For now he is a Double A star whose glimmer reaches from Frisco to Arlington and gives fans a little bit of light in the dark.
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There are many variables to consider when developing an effective sales promotion campaign. How can you achieve your business goals while ensuring that you don't blow the budget? How can you attract the right audience but ensure that the promotion doesn't prove too popular? And how can you deliver the best possible roi? In short, how can you keep your customers and your board happy?
One of the key considerations when planning your campaign, and assessing risk, is in choosing the most appropriate promotional mechanicfor your objectives and audience. In this post, we look at the most common mechanics around.
With a promotional campaign incorporating a Winning Moments mechanic, winners are selected based on whether they enter the promotion at a time that coincides with one of a series of pre-determined winning time slots.
For example, if 12.30-35pm is selected as a winning slot, the participant who enters within this time will win a prize. This ensures that all prizes are always available to be won by consumers.
Having a set number of time slots allows brands and their partners to manage likely redemption and costs – the greater the number of slots, the greater the win rate. Win rate will also increase in proportion to the length of each slot. This is also a useful mechanic to use when codes cannot be printed on-pack.
Gone are the days when all promotions were administered by postal entry. 89% of UK adults use a mobile phone, and 90% of mobile users send a text message at least once a week.
The smartphone enables brands to engage with consumers anywhere, at a time convenient to them.
Text-to-win promotional mechanics are easy to set up, and easy to communicate. They're particularly well-suited to products bought on-the-go, such as a snack or drink purchased in a petrol station. Consumers can enter quickly and easily at the time of purchase.
A campaign promoting an instant win enables consumers to find out if they are a winner in seconds, by simply opening a pack or unscrewing a bottle lid. Very immediate, very exciting!
This mechanic is often used to promote product awareness and encourage repeat purchase. Everyone can participate, and consumers find out immediately if they have won, generating high customer engagement. The simplicity is attractive, encouraging consumers to buy the product again and again if they are unsuccessful. Shoppers are also likely to tell their friends.
Winning messages or symbols are easy to print – for example, on the underside of a drinks bottle lid or inside a cereal packet – enabling consumers to immediately see what they have won and how to claim it. These winning symbols or messages are seeded – or distributed – randomly across the product range in question during the production process.
Before the advent of digital media, consumers would be required to enter a competition by filling in an on-pack form, or sending a stamped addressed envelope to the brand. Nowadays, click-to-win drives people from an on pack promotion or POS material, for example, to a web page.
This mechanic is often used by brands to generate product awareness. For products consumed largely in the home rather than on the go – for example, instant coffee or a box of cereal – click-to-win lends itself well to redemption.
Consumers visit the campaign website and click through to complete a data entry form to participate, giving the brand another opportunity to engage, interact and build a database. Unlike text-to-win, there's no cost for each entry, although an initial outlay is needed for the creation of a campaign website, which would need to be factored into any ROI calculations.
When consumers arrive at the website, they're required to enter their unique on-pack code. This ensures that consumers can only enter once for each product they've purchased. The code is often the main (or only) proof of purchase, and the means of claiming a prize.
The UK has witnessed an explosion in the popularity of coupons, triggered by an uncertain economic climate and tighter household budgets. In the first half of 2014 there was a 33% increase in the use of coupons compared to the same period in 2013.
Consumer appetite for the best deal, coupled with the growth in e-coupons which can be accessed and redeemed online, and mobile coupons,which consumers can access and redeem via their smartphones, has put this mechanic at the heart of many brands' promotional activities.
Coupons are a highly effective means of increasing awareness, driving trial and encouraging repeat purchases, whether the product is established or a new entrant into the marketplace.
Cashback promotions are an effective way for brands to increase sales while maintaining their original price and profit margin. Offering money back on particular items also allows brands to compete directly with lower-price products being offered by rival companies. This approach is most popular among higher-value products that are considered purchases, such as white goods, laptops or car insurance, for example.
Clearly, the higher the cashback offer,the greater the uptake - but this means the brand still enjoys proportionately increased sales. Brands are advised to ensure that they are covered against over-redemption, as this could prove costly.
Scratch cards are an age-old mechanic. They simply require consumers to scratch off a picture to reveal a picture, word, number or symbol to instantly find out if they have won a prize.
These promotions are engaging and fun, and more than a little nostalgic at times, enabling brands to create a little piece of theatre within a larger awareness campaign. This mechanic also allows brands to play with the odds to make the budget work harder.
It's a straightforward promotional offer – buy X and get Y in return. But it can be expensive, and brands may need a healthy budget to do it well. If the offer is constructed poorly it can lead to problems throughout the campaign.
Collector promotional mechanics aim to engage consumers in a campaign with guaranteed gifts. As long as consumers collect the required number of tokens, they will receive their gift.
With rewards correctly aligned with the target audience, collector promotions can be hugely successful. These mechanics drive higher purchase per transaction rate and increase frequency of purchase, resulting in higher overall sales of the promoted products.
For brands with limited budgets looking to drive trial, a guarantee mechanic can work well. It requires the consumer to send in a negative comment, which tends to deter consumers from claiming their money back, resulting in lower redemption.
Guarantees can work well when brands are fighting for space in a supermarket, while try-me-free and challenges are effective at encouraging people to try a product for the first time.
Some of the more unusual uses of fixed fee and promotional risk management come from creating a little sporting theatre in a crowded venue. Imagine offering one lucky football fan the chance to win £50k if they can hit the crossbar during half-time of a crucial England international at Wembley Stadium – in front of a 90,000 capacity crowd!
Brands often overlook the need for applying a fixed fee approach to a free prize draw mechanic. It's the mechanism that is arguably the least likely to require a fixed fee approach, but that doesn't mean you want to take any risks.
For example,there are still route to entry costs to consider – such as the cost of postal entries or text messages – and these costs can escalate if a campaign proves more popular than anticipated.
Imagine 10 million packs each carrying a text to win a free prize draw message. Costs for text messages could be as much as 10p each, resulting in £1m worth of risk to the brand. Even if 10% of consumers participate, it still amounts to £100,000. Taking a fixed fee approach will overcome this potentially costly risk.
Estimating how popular a campaign will be is part art and part science. And in the fast evolving world of sales promotion – impacted by a strong consumer desire for value, the proliferation of new channels, and many mechanics straddling the online and offline space – budgeting based on expected campaign take-up is an even bigger challenge.
Of course, the greater the uncertainty in a sales promotion, the more pressing the need for eliminating risk by applying a fixed fee approach. Once you have decided on this route, contact a specialist fixed fee provider as soon as possible.
Getting the experts involved in a campaign as early as possible enables them to achieve more value for your brand, including:
- Deciding on the best mechanic
- Identifying the optimum length of the campaign
- Making the most of your budget
- Amplifying the campaign's appeal
- Ensuring the right levels of redemption.
And while you might continue to agonise over cashbacks, coupons or instant wins, you will no longer worry about the budget. And nor will your financial director!


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Ambiguous letters
If one is to be clear about which letters exactly are in a password, then they should not be ambiguous when written. The following are ambiguous.
Because they look the same:
6 (six) b (bee), O (capital oh) 0 (zero), 2 (two) Z (zee), 1 (one) l (el) I (upper case i), 5 (five) S (upper case ess),
Because upper and lower are similar:
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Another note: in some fonts, "q" and "g" look alike, and "8" and "g" look alike as well.
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To find someone who will love you for no reason, and to shower that person with reasons, that is the ultimate happiness. (Robert Brault)
Several years ago Jay and I were at the Y kiddie pool with Ella when the children from the special-needs class had their outdoor time.
"Ella looks like she could be Payton's little sister," one of the teachers commented.
The resemblance was amazing: blonde, blue-eyed girls, both with loveable auras. I found myself watching Ella's look-alike and telling her she was incredible, but not to drink the pool water. A grandmother's kind of response.
Recently I met the beautiful lady who calls herself Payton's sister. She isn't. Sisters aren't always this close. Bethany has babysat for Payton since she was considered legally old enough to be a responsible child. Their meeting was a coincidence, or as one of my friends calls it, a God-incidence.
Bethany's mother delivered frozen food to people who had difficulty picking it up. She knew Payton's family because she had worked as an assistant at her school, but had been laid off during a financial cutback. Bethany had just happened to be tagging along when her mother made the delivery. Bethany's mother treated each child in the school as a valuable individual. Therefore, Bethany learned respect for all persons naturally. Three-year-old Payton could easily reach her with the beauty of her spirit. A relationship developed.
Bethany could love Payton for no reason and shower her with reasons.
Payton does not speak. When she was six years old she was tested for autism. She has both autism and Down syndrome. These limitations do not stop her from being a good friend and an A-plus example of unconditional love.
Bethany has chosen to act as Payton's legal guardian. Will this be difficult at times? Maybe, maybe not. No worthwhile choice is without risk.
Recently I spoke to someone who doesn't know Ella. I told her about our granddaughter's open heart surgery. The woman nodded, with me until I mentioned Down syndrome. Then came the stepped-back oh-I'm-sorry look. Neither Ella nor Payton are their tripled chromosome any more than my essence is summed up in my height, weight, or allergic status.
Meet Bethany and Payton. And find blessings.
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Now, let's have some fun making a cute little felt strawberry patch!
Download and print out this free pdf pattern…DIY Felt Flair Strawberry Iron On Patch.
- Felt Sheets – Red and Green
- Embroidery Thread – Red, brown,
- Embroidery Needle
- Heat and Bond – Ultra Hold
- Canvas Duck Cloth
- Parchment Paper
- Micro-Tip Scissors will make your life better!
- Iron
Step 1
Cut out your strawberry pattern pieces. Start by holding the strawberry base on red felt and simply cut around it.
You do not need to cut it perfectly because you'll have a chance to trim it up before you're done.
Cut out two strawberries.
Cut out one of the stem and leaves.
Simple, right?
Step 2
Now cut about 12 inches of black embroidery thread. Separate out 3 strands…there are 6 to start with. Just pull the strand apart slowly or you will find that it knots up.
Step 3
You will only be working with the top layer of the strawberry for now.
Use three strand of black embroidery floss and backstitches to create triangle shape eyes {just fill them in} and a mouth.
Tie a knot and trim it on the back.
Step 4
Cut 12" of brown embroidery thread and use all of them to create seeds. Just add random stitches like you see on the example.
Tie an knot and trim the thread.
Step 5
Now place the leaves/stem piece in between the two strawberry layers. Keep it very close to the top.
Step 6
Cut 12" of red embroidery floss. Separate out 2 strands to use.
Use a running stitch to combine all the layers together. Start stitching at the top and work your way around.
Tie and knot and trim the thread on the back.
Step 7
Now, cut a small square of Heat and Bond and canvas duck cloth.
Use the strawberry pattern to cut out the strawberry shape. Trim it a bit more so it's well inside the strawberry. You do not want it to hang over the sides anywhere or it will make a sticky mess.
Step 8
Peel away both sides of the Heat and Bond and place it back on the strawberry back. Then stack the canvas right on top of it.
Looks good, right?
Step 9
Gently place a piece of parchment paper on top of everything. Iron it according to the directions on your Heat and Bond. It should be less than 15 seconds.
Try not to move the iron around too much or you will make the layers slide around out of place.
It's looking great! One more step!
Step 10
Cut out one more layer of Heat and Bond. Trim it to match the canvas and peel away one side.
Stack it with the sticky side down!
Add the parchment paper and iron it together again.
Let it cool completely.
Peel off the backing and you have a patch.
It's not super sticky to the touch, but it will iron on anything now!
Add it to a jean jacket, hat or backpack.
Step 11
Place the patch on your jacket, cover it with parchment paper and iron it on according to the directions.
There ya go! Isn't that fun?!
Source: https://www.everythingetsy.com/2018/09/felt-strawberry-diy-iron-on-patch-felt-flair-for-your-jeans/


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Thousands Attend Season Finale At Bowman Gray
Drivers, Fans Have Last Chance To Experience 'Madhouse'
Thousands gathered in Winston-Salem Saturday night for the finale of the racing season at Bowman Gray Stadium.
It was the last chance for drivers and fans to experience the "Madhouse" in 2010.
Pit road was crowded for the last time this season at the stadium, and the stands were filled with a melting pot of people.
"I love watching the people; they're all different, and everybody's excited," said spectator Dawn Giasi. "You see these little kids with their moms, and I'm like, 'Oh my God, if the world could get along like this, it would be great.'"
Drivers have entertained fans at Bowman Gray Stadium for 62 years, but this season was a little different thanks to national recognition that the track received as part of a reality show called "The Madhouse."
"We've always been blessed with really great crowds," said track spokesman Loren Pinilis. "We've always had a lot of excitement here. So as far as that, I think that basically everyone's realizing what's been going on here for 61 years already. Now, in our 62nd year, I think we've had a lot of out-of-towners."
Those out-of-towners now share the legacy of racing that loyal Bowman Gray fans have known for decades.
"You've got Charlotte, but this is where it all started," said spectator Justin Hamby. "This is history right here. These guys do it for fun, you know. These guys put hard work, sweat and their own money into it, and they come out here every Saturday night and give it their all."


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News from 2015-2016
Posted: March 22, 2016
Conquering Destination Imagination
Students from across the district participate in state tournament.
Top honors and recognition went to dozens of students from across the district in the annual Destination Imagination Tournament. The competition puts students to the test to see who is the best innovator and leader from imagination to innovation. Contests include STEM, Improv, Visual Arts, Service Learning, and Early learning.
Here is a list of just some of the winners from the event:
- First Place: Rio Grande High School in Technical Challenge; Edward Gonzales ES in Science Challenge; Desert Ridge Middle School in Science Challenge; Edward Gonzales in Fine Arts Challenge.
- Second Place: Rio Grande High School in Structural Challenge
- Third Place: Edward Gonzales ES in Science Challenge
Here is a full list of the winners from the statewide competition.


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