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MINUTES: January 4, 2011
Board members present: Steven Hawley, James Hall, Stanley Rhodes III, James Callahan and Joshua Terenzini.
The Meeting opened at 6:40 P.M. with the pledge of allegiance.
Mr. Hall made a motion to accept the minutes of December 21, 2010 with changes. Mr. Callahan made a second to the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Regarding the review of the minutes of December 29, 2010, Mr. Rhodes said hearing no corrections all those in favor say I. All present said I, the motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Hawley moved to approve the December 28, 2010 minutes. Mr. Callahan made a second to the motion. Mr. Hall and Mr. Terenzini did not vote.
Mr. Hall asked Town Administrator Mr. Joseph Zingale Jr., if he has the time to begin typing the Board's minutes. Mr. Zingale and Mr. Hall discussed the matter. Mr. Rhodes said he would like to begin receiving a copy of the Planning Commission minutes.
Attorney John Liccardi met with the Board regarding the Board's acceptance of Amanda Place as a Town road. Mr. Rhodes questioned Mr. Hathaway regarding a minor road repair, which Mr. Hathaway will repair and bill the residents fro the work. Mr. Hathaway estimates the repair will cost a couple of hundred dollars.
Mr. Rhodes informed Mr. Liccardi that the Board would vote tonight to accept the road and would also place the Road acceptance on the next agenda, for record tracking purposes, according to Mr. Rhodes. Town Road Commissioner Mr. Byron Hathaway questioned the Board as to whether the road would be a class 3 or class 4 road. Mr. Hathaway said the town would receive state assistance if the road is a class 3 road.
Mr. Hall made a motion to take over Amanda Place and to change the name to Amanda Drive, as a class 3 road. Mr. Terenzini made a second to the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Town Clerk & Treasurer: Ms. Marie Hyjek reported:
Solid Waste Alliance Communities: Mr. Shields reported:
Rutland Regional Transportation Council: Mr. Shields reported:
Regional Planning Commission Mr. Fred Nicholson reported:
Road Commissioner: Mr. Byron Hathaway reported:
Fire Chief: Joseph Denardo reported:
Planning Commission: Mr. William Matteson reported:
Police Department: Chief John Sly reported:
Mr. Rhodes instructed Mr. Zingale to notify school officials of the Board action to accept Amanda Drive as a Town road.
Mr. Nicholson informed the Board that the Del Bianco Park lighting charges are substantially higher if the lights are turned on before 6:00 P.M. Mr. Nicholson said the Town received a bill for $300.00 for one soccer game when the lights were turned on a couple of minutes prior to 6:00 P.M. He said the rate is $32.00 a kilowatt-hour and that the rate does not revert to the lower rate after 6:00 PM, if the lights came on prior to 6:00 PM.
Recreation Commission: Mr. Jode Hall reported:
Town Administrator: Mr. Joseph Zingale reported:
Mr. Rhodes told the Board he had received a phone call from Ms. Louise Flory requesting the street light near her home not be shutoff as planned. Town resident Mr. Charles Shields requested the Board consider installing a streetlight at the Post Road / Post Road Extension. The Board expressed no desire to install a streetlight at the requested location.
Mr. Rhodes asked Mr. Hathaway and Mr. Nicholson to view a tree near the southern entrance to the Countryside Estates subdivision to determine if the tree should be removed.
Mr. Rhodes said the Board would hold off on considering local tax stabilization until after the town gets together with GE regarding business personal property.
1) Information from VELCO regarding the addition of a new cable within their existing power line easement.
2) Letter from Energy Consultant Cathy Reynolds offering her assistance to the Town regarding Energy Committee activities.
3) A financial contribution from the Hampton Inn toward the Farrell Road right turn access from US RT 7 study.
4) An invitation from the Merchants Bank to attend a breakfast at the Rutland Country Club on January 11, 2011 at 8:00 A.M.
5) The REDC and Rutland Chamber of Commerce annual Legislative Breakfast is scheduled for January 10, 2011 at 7:30 A.M. at South Station.
Mr. Rhodes informed the Board he would be meeting with REDC Executive Director, Mr. Jamie Stewart the following day. Mr. Rhodes said he would be receiving a briefing as to REDC recent activities.
6) Board received the semi-annual landfill groundwater monitoring report.
Mr. Hall suggested and the Board agreed to publish a notice regarding insulating the Town Hall. Mr. Rhodes will meet with Mr. Zingale and prepare the notice. They will also prepare a notice for seeking contractors to repair the Town pool.
The Board discussed the Town Hall furnace repair.
Mr. Hall made a motion to go into executive session to discuss the fireworks contract. Mr. Hawley made a second to the motion. The motion passed unanimously.
Mr. Rhodes declared the executive closed at 7:58 P.M. Mr. Rhodes said the Board would accept the fireworks contract with Northstar with changes. Mr. Rhodes said the Board did not agree to renew the 2012 contract.
Mr. Callahan made a motion to adjourn at 8:02 P.M. Mr. Hall made a second to the motion. The motion passed unanimously.


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Special thanks to Jack Skillingstead for answering 5 questions about his recently featured book – Life on the Preservation
Jack Skillingstead is the Sturgeon Award nominated and Phillip K. Dick Award nominated writer of two novels and one collection. Since 2003 he has published more than thirty short stories in various magazines, Year's Best volumes and original anthologies. – From Jack's Homepage
Jack's Homepage: http://www.jackskillingstead.com
Jack's Twitter: https://twitter.com/JSkillingstead
#1 –What was the impetus for Life on the Preservation? What was its inspiration?
I've always been fascinated by the idea of time loops. It's been done a fair number of times in our genre, but I wanted to come at it from a different angle. The image / idea of the Preservation dome, under which an entire city is captured, first came to me back in, I believe, 2006. I was lying on the sofa, reading, and it just popped into my head. An energy dome over the city of Seattle. I was seeing it from the outside, from one of the islands in Puget Sound. I saw a kid stealing a small boat and setting out for the dome. After that, I simply played around with the idea until it yielded a story – which I wrote and sold to Asimov's. The novel is a fairly complex expansion of this neatly straight-forward short story.
#2 – I am interested in the notion of the story where the inhabitants of the preservation are reliving the same day – Groundhog Day-like. What sort of challenges and opportunities does this sort of storyline provide you with?
The challenge was to keep things interesting while, essentially, showing the reader the same situations over and over. I leave it for others to judge how successful I was. The opportunities were bountiful. I especially enjoyed holding up the warped mirror. After all, for many of us the days feel drearily repetitive. This aspect of Life On The Preservation is at least partly metaphorical.
#3 – This book was based on a short story. What is the transition like going from the short-form to a full book?
In this case it was difficult. My first intention was to write a large adventure novel replete with alien invaders and plucky survivors. I actually produced a version of this story but it was dead-on-arrival. That's not really my kind of book. Eventually I had to dump all my plans and outlines and safety nets and let the story unfold in its own bizarre way. This is why the project took so long. In the end, I think I wound up with a much better book than the dumb adventure tale I had tried to plan.
#4 – How have people responded to the book?
Positively for the most part, though there have been a few disgruntled readers. I think some people were put off by the dicey sexual situations. On the positive side, the book is a PKD finalist.
#5 – Are you working on any new projects/books that you can tell us about?
My agent is currently shopping a YA fantasy. Meanwhile I'm closing in the first draft of a new science fiction novel, this one based on yet another of my short stories: Dead Worlds.
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By Joyce Frieden:
The Trump Administration may be slowing down its push to replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA), but several conservative groups are still pushing their own proposal.
"We keep hearing that Republicans don't have any ideas and it makes us a little crazy, because [we] worked for a year and a half to come up with a new generation of health reform," Grace-Marie Turner, president of the Galen Institute, which advocates for free-market healthcare, said at a reporter briefing on Wednesday.
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Bug #2392
mdp field 'define' does not correctly handle inputs that used to work
As reported by Joshua Mitchell on gmx-users:
It seems that
preprocessor variables can no longer be given values in the MDP as of
GROMACS 2018? So in 2016 I could do
define = -DPOSRES -DPOSRESFC=500.0
and then in the posres ITP:
#ifndef POSRESFC
#define POSRESFC 1000.0
[ position_restraints ]
; atom type fx fy fz
And this would let me set the position restraint force constants from the
MDP, which was very convenient. I'm pretty sure I got this trick from
MARTINI so I'm not the only person who uses it. Frustratingly, in 2018 that
little equal sign causes the whole MDP define line to be ignored, causing
position restraints to fail silently. So I've spent all day trying to
figure out why it looked like my position restraints aren't working!
I think this could trick a lot of people, especially newer users trying out
MARTINI. Is the old behaviour coming back?
Associated revisions
Permit define .mdp field to assign values
It is intended that the "define" .mdp field can set preprocessor
variables to values, but this got broken in some clean up. Added a
test to cover it.
Fixes #2392
Change-Id: I16a3705a0d59a912a8eb7bfad0b472f12d2dc377
#1 Updated by Mark Abraham over 2 years ago
I suspect this is related to whether the string intended to be passed to the preprocessor contains any '=' symbol. I did do some clean-up here since 2016 branch. There are some TODO items in the test converage, IIRC.
#2 Updated by Mark Abraham over 2 years ago
I'll try to work on this for 2018.1, but i have other things to tackle this week, first.
#3 Updated by Gerrit Code Review Bot over 2 years ago
Gerrit received a related patchset '1' for Issue #2392.
Uploader: Mark Abraham (email@example.com)
Change-Id: gromacs~release-2018~I16a3705a0d59a912a8eb7bfad0b472f12d2dc377
Gerrit URL: https://gerrit.gromacs.org/7616
#4 Updated by Mark Abraham over 2 years ago
- Status changed from New to Fix uploaded
#5 Updated by Mark Abraham over 2 years ago
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Nutrisystem offers a revolutionary solution to those who are struggling to lose weight based on conventional methods such as diet or exercise.
It is a diet program that helps to simplify weight loss. Besides many other benefits, one great thing about the diet program is that it does not require a person to worry about what foods they should eat and how much calories are being consumed. One can eat anything from a list of healthy and beneficial foods and eat as much as they want without restrictions.
In fact, Nutrisystem provides most of the foods to the users by shipping it to their door. It contains foods and a daily plan of 3 meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and dessert.
Some side items such as vegetables, fruits, and snacks can be added to the recommended foods. All these side items are easily accessible in grocery stores. The only downside, in a way, of using the Nutrisystem diet program is that it restricts a person from smoking or consuming alcohol, and one is also discouraged from eating out.
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The plan is recommended for adults over the age of 14 years, and the company behind the plan also offers special programs for teens between 14 and 17 years. As long as the plan is followed through carefully considering all instructions and precautions, one can expect optimal results as they desire in a minimal period of time.
What to Eat and What Not to Eat
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For desserts and snacks, options are available between cake, cookies, and brownies. The foods supplied by Nutrisystem include a wide range of vegetables, fruits, meat, dairy, nuts and other foods that can be consumed along the program and can be bought from a local grocery store.
The reason behind the prepackaged foods and diet plan is to mainly focus on a variety of nutrients consumed by the body. Almost half the calories come from carbohydrates, 25% from fats and 25% from proteins. The list of foods is a source of good carbohydrates that don't increase blood sugar level as compared to other food items.
Once on the program, one would also need to avoid high–GI foods such as white rice, white bread, and specific fruits. All the directions regarding consumption and portioning of food are explained in the program.
The calorie count in the plan is designed to enhance weight loss for up to 1 to 2 pounds each week. One exception is a diet plan called 'Lean 13' in which ladies can expect to lose around 13 pounds of weight and 7 inches of waste in their first month, and climb up to losing 15 pounds weight along with 7 inches from the waist area.
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28-day shipment of food can be ordered from the company which it selects, or one may also select an individual item from the list. Different options available in the meal plan are intended for women, men, diabetic patients, vegetarians, or anyone over 60 years.
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Nutrisystem diet plan highly recommends getting around 30 minutes of daily physical activity, which can be broken up into three 10-minute sets per day. The plan does allow for dietary restrictions and preferences, and there are meal plans for vegetarians and even diabetic patients. But the plan does not have plans for people on a vegan diet. And it does not permit certain food allergies like peanut or soy allergies, and it is also not gluten-free.
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Meals contain sodium, saturated fats, and trans fats in low amounts, while it includes smart carbohydrates, fiber-rich whole grains, lean proteins, healthy fats and a wide range of other foods. But it is recommended to talk to the doctor before starting the program in case of a preexisting medical condition.
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But the plan is not recommended for people who either have a preference of cooking themselves or eating out occasionally or those who live on a tight food budget. And the real question is if one can keep losing and maintaining weight when no longer on the diet plan.


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Mike Nichols has been talked about a lot lately. Here the latest info.
Mike Nichols: A Giant of the American Theater
21 November 2014 | 9:14 pm THR's lead theater critic looks back over the director's remarkable half-century career on the stage, and its frequent overlap with his screen work https://celebrity.yahoo.com/news/mike-nichols-giant-american-theater-220342569.html
Hollywood Mourns Mike Nichols
21 November 2014 | 6:51 pm Julia Roberts, Steven Spielberg, Natalie Portman, Al Pacino, Bob Newhart and Nathan Lane are among those remembering the legendary director, who died on Wednesday night https://celebrity.yahoo.com/news/hollywood-mourns-mike-nichols-141258250.html
Mike Nichols: Baby-boomer hero
21 November 2014 | 5:47 pm One morning about 25 years ago the telephone rang at home. http://www.cnn.com/2014/11/20/opinion/kaiser-mike-nichols-encounters/index.html
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Canada is known for its stunning natural landscapes and British Columbia has its fair share of these beautiful sights. If you want to get out and see just how beautiful Canada is, I suggest visiting the Rocky Mountains!
Not only are the Rocky Mountains some of the most beautiful mountains in the world, but they're easy to get to from Vancouver!
There are a few different companies you can go on tours with to see the Rocky Mountains, including clubesl and West Trek. These tours will allow you to fully enjoy the Rocky Mountains in a safe way! The tours are usually 4 days, which is the perfect amount of time to see this beautiful area!
You get a chance to see smaller cities like Kamloops, Banff, and Kelowna, and see what life is like in these smaller cities. Besides the mountains, you get to see Lake Louise and the Okanagan region on your journey as well!
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Produced by the United States Mint, these coins were created to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of the involvement of the United States in World War II. These coins are legal tender of the United States. Eisenhower and "flaming sword" patch 1993-P US World War II Clad Half Dollar Proof Obverse: Americans from the armed services Reverse: American GI engaged in battle on a Pacific island Our "vintage" US Mint products have been previously owned. They are hand-inspected to ensure they are complete and include all original US Mint packaging.
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The Izz ad-Din Al-Qassam Brigades today revealed a large billboard bearing a picture of an Israeli soldier it captured as a prisoner of war.
Placed at the Al-Saraya junction, in the centre of Gaza city, the image shows Shaul Arun standing with jail bars around him.
"As long as our heroes do not see freedom and light, neither will this prisoner," was written in Arabic and Hebrew.
They also listed Arun's military number, 6092065, in the corner of the picture.
Palestinian activists believe Al-Qassam Brigades released the picture to coincide with the soldier's birthday.
On 31 December 2016, the Qassam Brigades released two videos "to mark Arun's birthday".
Read: Army pays $6,900 to Israeli soldier who killed wounded Palestinian
In April 2015, Al-Qassam announced the capture of four soldiers for the first time, without officially announcing whether they were dead or alive.
They also failed to release the names of the captured soldiers, except for Arun. The brigades' spokesman Abu Obaida, announced on 20 July 2014 that Arun was captured while Al-Qassam fighters were fighting off a ground invasion by Israeli occupation forces in the Tuffah neighbourhood.
The Israeli government announced that two soldiers went missing during the Israeli war on the Gaza Strip in 2014. It named the soldiers as Shaul Arun and Hadar Goldin saying they had been killed in combat. However, the Defence Ministry recently classified them as missing and captive.
In addition to the two soldiers, Israel has also said that two Israelis, one of Ethiopian origin and the other of Arab origin, are missing, after having entered Gaza illegally.


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Scams reported to councils of fraudsters shamelessly exploiting coronavirus fears by selling fake and unsafe products have soared, the LGA warns today.
The LGA said some councils have recorded a 40 per cent increase in reported scams since the start of the COVID-19 emergency, with officers continuing to seize illegal and shoddy products – including more than half a million substandard face masks by one council alone.
It is warning residents to stay vigilant against ruthless criminals using the coronavirus crisis to trick people - either online, door-to-door, by phone, text or email – into buying goods or services that do not exist. People should only buy goods from well-known and trusted retailers, and are being reminded that anyone using pressure tactics to sell goods or services is unlikely to be genuine.
Recent scams reported include fake coronavirus test kits and hand sanitisers, bogus medical products claiming to treat or prevent COVID-19, false communications about how to claim school meals funding and government grants, and criminals cold-calling residents at people's homes offering to do shopping errands.
One scam involves a message sent by text or email stating that the recipient has been fined £60 for leaving their home more than once a day. Weblinks on these messages connect to websites that steal your personal information or hack into your computer or phone.
Recent examples of scams councils have either thwarted or are investigating include:
- More than half a million substandard face masks and 2,600 bottles of illegal hand sanitiser taken off the market by Ealing Council
- A car repair garage reported to Havering Council after allegedly trying to sell "COVID-19 testing kits" to customers
- A telephone conman posing as a Swindon Council worker sorting coronavirus lockdown food parcels in a bid to obtain a pensioner's personal details
Councils are advising people not to accept services from strangers or cold callers – whether in person, on the phone or online – who offer to run errands, collect prescriptions and ask for cash upfront, or a credit card and its PIN. If anybody needs support and is unable to access this from friends or family, they should contact their local council.
Cllr Simon Blackburn, Chair of the LGA's Safer and Stronger Communities Board, said:
"Some councils have seen a significant surge in reports of scams by criminals exploiting coronavirus fears to prey on vulnerable and older people self-isolating.
"People need to be cautious. If something doesn't seem right or sounds too good to be true, don't hesitate to end a phone call, bin a letter, delete an email or shut the door.
"It's important that victims don't suffer in silence or feel embarrassed. By reporting a scam, people can help someone else avoid being a victim of these despicable crimes and help councils track down the fraudsters, bring them to justice and recover their money.
"Councils will continue to prosecute and seek the toughest penalties for these criminals. During this unprecedented time, it's important that everybody - relevant businesses such as banks, family, friends and neighbours - plays their role in preventing fraud from happening in the first place."
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- Buckinghamshire and Surrey Trading Standards has reported a rise in the number of scam complaints related to the coronavirus outbreak with the total number of scam complaints increasing by 40 per cent since the beginning of March. They include reports of a woman in her 80s who answered the door to a man who tried to demand £220 in cash to complete a health and safety check. There have also been widespread complaints of scammers trying to take people's bank details to cover payments for school meals while schools are closed.
- Ealing Council has seized more than half a million substandard face masks – which fell apart during inspection - and 2,600 bottles of illegal hand sanitiser. The masks had fake safety markings, did not correspond to the description on the packaging and had no importer details. The council is undertaking criminal investigations.
- Havering Council has received a report of a car repair garage allegedly trying to sell "COVID-19 testing kits" to customers. Officers also issued a warning to a chemist caught selling illegal, home-made hand sanitisers which were seized.
- A scam phone caller posed as a Swindon Council worker arranging coronavirus emergency food parcels and asked for a pensioner's date of birth, name and address. The would-be victim refused to provide her personal details, asked for the caller's name who refused to give it, and hung up.
Latest figures show that more than 220 online scams have been stopped by the National Cyber Security Centre after it received more than 12,000 reports of suspect emails since it launched a service on 21 April for the public to report suspicious emails, including those claiming to offer coronavirus-related services


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Meet Mapp and Lucia… aka Queenie and Duckface
Miranda Richardson and Anna Chancellor on EF Benson's comedy of manners, and the joys of waging war over bridge parties and garden fetes...
Devotees of EF Benson's 1930s series of comic novels, Mapp and Lucia, are in for a treat this Christmas: a three-part adaptation penned by Steve Pemberton (above, playing Lucia's camp, platonic friend Georgie), and starring Miranda Richardson and Anna Chancellor as the eponymous heroines.
For those yet to make her acquaintance, Miss Mapp resides in a quaint Sussex town called Tilling where she's always reigned supreme. That is, until she rents out her house to a widow – exquisitely fashionable, terribly cultured, Italian-speaking Lucia – and finally meets her match.
RadioTimes.com talks to the actresses about playing passive-aggressive with a smile, the 80s adaptation and whether it's frustrating to still be best known as Queenie and Duckface after all these years…
Anna Chancellor
Plays: Mrs Emmeline 'Lucia' Lucas
After an uncompromising year of widowhood, Lucia's decided to re-enter society, seeking fresh challenges and a summer's lease of Miss Mapp's home, Mallards. Vain, selfish, imperious, glorious, Lucia is a clear and present danger to Miss Mapp.
Best known as: Hugh Grant's Charles' whiny ex/fiancée Henrietta (aka Duckface) in Four Weddings and a Funeral
'"I suppose it's churlish to mind Duckface. Curiously, I've always adored ducks. It's one of life's ironies. I had a duck I adored and then lost, so in a way she stays with me."
On Lucia: "Lucia's just fabulous. It's a part of a lifetime. She's terribly overbearing and snobbish – and a total fraud. Lucia's appalling. Luckily, Mapp's appalling too.
"Playing passive-aggressive and playing war with a smile on your face is fun. There is endless manoeuvre with a saintly smile. Playing the big guns but with a cup of tea; macho emotions under a big hairdo."
On Mapp and Lucia's rivalry:
"They are alpha females. It's just like Henry Kissinger said about American academia: 'University politics are vicious precisely because the stakes are so small.' They need to fight each other to feel alive.
"I personally like to be in a double-act, especially to be with someone that good. It raises your game. There's always an edge of competitiveness with actors; there's got to be. Even Judi Dench will be fighting her own stage."
On EF Benson's books:
"He's got a very individual, very camp voice. It's a world I know because I've done quite a lot of these gay 30s writers like Noel Coward and Terence Rattigan. I enjoy this world. It's a very articulate, funny world.
"EF Benson fondly recognises archetypes but they're not caricatures; they're more delicately drawn than that. That's what you're being asked to do: these broad characters delicately."
On the 80s adaptation of Mapp and Lucia, which starred Geraldine McEwan as Lucia:
"I've never seen it. I'm a huge fan of Geraldine McEwan. You're either going to be thinking: Geraldine didn't do it like that or Geraldine was so successful doing it like that."
On looking the part:
"Our French designer said: ''Zere is nothing in London for you. Downton 'as it all. We 'ave to go to Paris!'
We went round the Parisian costume houses on motorbikes, the producer very worried we might not make it back. In fact, we didn't: there was a strike, and we got stuck in Paris! So my costumes turned up in cardboard boxes and tissue paper, while Miranda's were just hanging on pegs – very appropriate."
Miranda Richardson
Plays: Miss Elizabeth Mapp
A spinster with a shark-like grin and an appetite for social domination, Mapp is a formidable schemer. She considers herself the social arbiter of all things in Tilling – proud purveyor of garden produce, host of the most refined tea parties and woman in-the-know.
Best known as: Queen Elizabeth I (aka Queenie) in Blackadder II
"I don't like labels of any kind but there's nothing wrong with making people laugh and if that's the legacy…I don't think it's something I particularly want perpetuated."
On Mapp:
"This was the heady period in between the wars when women inevitably took on different roles and had a purpose. I think boredom – she wouldn't know it as such, it would be a sin to be bored – informs Mapp's character."
On Mapp and Lucia's rivalry:
"They're both cut from similar, competitive cloth. They become a codependent couple; by the end you can't imagine one without the other.
"The director said he saw it like a military campaign, so that was fun to think about. What's also fascinating is how easily everyone is harnessed – everybody except Mapp. Everybody gravitates to Lucia, like iron filings to a magnet. Mapp's the only one going: 'she's a con!'"
On the 80s adaptation of Mapp and Lucia, starring Prunella Scales as Mapp:
"I didn't see the older adaptation at the time and I haven't yet. I think I saw about 10 minutes of one of them. I'm pleased because I don't feel any particular threat from that."
On looking the part:
"There's a lot about teeth in the books and I felt mine were inadequate. So I asked if I could try false ones and I'm so glad I did. It was a little treat at the end of makeup: oh, there she is, there she blows."
Mapp and Lucia begins on Monday 29th December, BBC1 at 9.05pm


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Author of "Tongue of the Chimera" (High Fantasy)
How long have you been writing? Do you write genres other than speculative fiction?
I've been writing since I was a little kid—I wrote my own picture book about bunnies and squirrels in pink pencil when I was in first grade. I've been writing seriously and consistently since about 1995. In addition to speculative fiction, I write speculative poetry and children's poetry, which is usually non-speculative, often about nature; my kids' poems are widely published in places like Cricket, Highlights and elsewhere. Other than that, I seldom write non-speculative fiction or poetry anymore.
What are some of your literary influences and aspirations?
My aspirations are to have several fantasy novels written and published before I'm old and senile—hopefully one or two soon! I also wish to have a few volumes of poetry published. There are many writers I admire but I don't necessarily know if they've influenced my style. I gave up having a list of favorites since I was in 7th grade, but the two tops from that list haven't toppled off—Charlotte Bronte's Jane Eyre and Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. Other fantasy writers I admire: Laini Taylor, Susanna Clark, N.K. Jemsin, George R. R. Martin, Lois McMaster Bujold, R.A. McAvoy, Patrick Rothfuss, Delia Sherman, Helene Wecker, Lloyd Alexander, Margo Lanagan, Gregory Frost, Catherynne Valente, and Naomi Novik.
What is your typical writing process? Outline or seat-of-the-pants? A quiet room or a lively café? Music and coffee or tea and silence?
I need to write at home in my den, preferably with a cup of coffee, in silence. I'm really uncomfortable and unproductive writing in public or in unfamiliar spaces. I write directly onto my computer because I type almost as fast as I speak, and I can't hand-write anywhere near that fast—and if I'm writing fast, I have trouble reading my handwriting afterwards! I never use a full outline but I also don't usually completely write by the seat of my pants. I always know where my story starts—and often have a basic idea of where it ends. As I write, characters and situations come to me, and suddenly the story requires, or seems to want to take, a certain road, and I follow. Other times I reach a certain point and I'm stuck. I stop and try to see my way to the next bend in the road. Then I proceed—till I'm stuck again. I pretty much struggle through this way, loving best those moments that don't require "unsticking" but where the story has a mind and a voice of its own. The writing is always best in those places, too—too bad I can't do a summoning spell and make sure they're always there!
What keeps you going when the writing gets hard? How do you recharge?
If it's that hard, I put it away and just go do something else—read, watch TV, go online, talk to a friend. I might put it away for quite a while. When I'm working at my best (this is not one of those periods), I might switch from prose to poetry; it's like I'm tricking myself into thinking I'm slacking off but I'm actually being productive in another way. Or I might switch to a different prose project, like a novel or short story. Sometimes I even go between projects—and finally find my way back to the original one. Most of the time I get unstuck. Right now I have one novel that needs seriously rehauling and I can't bring myself to do it; and another novel that had been nearing the finish line but somehow it doesn't feel right to me so I'm metaphorically sticking my fingers in my ears and saying "I can't hear you." Right now I'm really busy, including with physical therapy twice a week, so it's very difficult to feel unstressed enough to dive in to any project and immerse myself.
What are you working on right now? And is there anything else you'd like to share with us?
I am trying to drift my way back to either of the novels. It's not working.
However, that procrastination has enabled me to do some thinking about and developing of a few projects I've wanted to do for a long time—here is the unveiling! Since there are so few presses that publish speculative poetry, most of which are closed to submissions—I've decided to self-publish a volume of poems, The Bone-Joiner. It should be out in 2018. I am planning to make this the launch of Sycorax Press. Other Sycorax Press ventures will require fundraising; I'm hoping to publish print volumes of themed speculative poetry anthologies (and therefore there will be costs involved in paying the poets), perhaps one every year or two. I have the first theme in mind, and plan to have this closed to unsolicited submissions. There are so many poets whose works I would personally pick for "Best Of" anthologies and awards—many of whom are passed up—that I've been aching to try my hand at being an editor.
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By Tem Martin, Wednesday May 22, 2019.
Refugee Relief Initiative (RRI), a non-profit organization taking care of some refugees in Nigeria has launched a program to protect suffering Cameroonian Refugees from unwanted pregnancies and STDs.
Research shows that because of hardship in some of the settlements, refugees have resorted to prostituting to make ends meet. RRI reports say has committed itself to preventing the spread of STDs and unwanted pregnancies.
National Telegraph gathered that RRI brought in two doctors; Dr. Obeyce in charge of Etung Loocal Government Area (LGA) and Dr. Patience specialized in Family Planning.
Refugees in Ajassor (Etung LGA) and Bashua (Boki LGA) were taught on
the sanctity of their bodies, different family planning methods and advised on how to avoid pregnancies, National Telegraph has been told.
About a total of 3,000 male and female condoms were given to the refugees, a source said, adding that twenty (20) of them had free contraceptives inserted under their right arms.
RRI's Public Relations and Liaison Officer, Tem Martin brought a message of hope from the President and Founder, Antoinette Sangye. "We love you and praying things will work out for you. You are not alone! We stand with you in your time of need!", parts of the message read.
After dishing out the message from the President and Founder, the PR/Liason Officer cautioned the unmarried young people not to use the condoms because they have been given free condoms.
He advised them that condoms are given because "the values of our society are broken down that and that God expects them to live a life of chastity but if they can't resist they should use them to protect themselves from pregnancies and STDs."
After cautioning the young people, free reusable sanitary pads comprising of two pads, a pad holder and a pant were given to all ladies from 13 to about 50 years. A total of about 260 ladies present at the event were given sanitary pads, confirmed a source.
RRI also carried out outreach programs in Ajassor on Thursday May 16 and Bashua from Friday May 17 to Saturday, May 18 2019 during which foods were given out to the refugee population.
In addition to giving lectures on reproductive health, reusable sanitary pads and food to Ajassor and Bashua, there was another aspect to the Bashua outreach which was a skills acquisition training that ran for two days.
Refugees had the opportunity to learn how to produce hypochlorite (bleach or eau de javel), bar soap, liquid soap, puff puff, buns, fish pie among other things.
RRI coordinated this initiative providing 300 reusable sanitary pads and food for the two locations, logistics and the vision, reports say. In an appreciation statement, RRI said; "We enjoyed partnership from an Apostolic Church in the USA that provided some of the food for the outreach and Ayah Foundation in the training."
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Interview with Edward Tyler Nahem
A premier New York art dealer, Edward Tyler Nahem has long had a passion for art. Beginning as a collector, Nahem has taken his love of creativity to great heights. A major player on the international art fair scene, he represents contemporary artists, has an eye for the best secondary market works, and enthusiastically nurtures relationships with artists, curators, and collectors. ArtBahrain contributing editor Paul Laster recently caught up with Nahem at his Hamptons home to discuss his passion for art.
When did you first become interested in art?
Art wasn't a big part of my life when I was growing up. My parents probably took me to a museum only five times during my whole childhood, but each visit was a salient experience. When I was about 20 years old, I walked into the Museum of Modern Art and looked at a Rothko painting that completely blew me away. It was a seminal moment; but, at that time, it didn't have me thinking that I wanted to be an art dealer.
Were you a collector before becoming a dealer?
I started collecting Japanese prints when I was very young. I became fascinated with them from the moment I saw a book about them. One of my strong personality traits is that when I become enthralled by something, it's never just dipping the toes—it's a complete immersion. That's when I immersed myself in art enough to start dealing.
When I first saw these prints I looked and looked and then bought and continued to buy. They weren't expensive, which was good because I wasn't a rich person at all. I've been earning my own way since I was 14. But I was really taken with the Japanese prints and within a year of buying and selling them I felt it was something that I might want to do for a living.
I was also fascinated by Impressionist, Modern and Post-War art, but at the same time it wasn't really a field that I thought I could get into. Eventually, I just started doing it.
What type of art did you show when you first opened your gallery?
We showed Impressionist, Modern, and Post-War works of art—mostly masters.
Is that still the type of art that you show?
Yes, in addition to others. We don't show as many Impressionists nowadays, because it is harder to get good works. Nevertheless, in the past few years we managed to sell an incredible Degas pastel and a major Modigliani, which had been in the collection of friends and clients of mine for more than 50 years. Where I am good is that I know where a lot of the bodies are buried—metaphorically speaking—and I'm a good getter of things.
How would you describe your gallery program?
We represent artists—and are increasingly representing artists—but 90% of our volume still comes from secondary market sales. We mount exhibitions and do art fairs. We present around three or four artist exhibitions a year and do about five art fairs per year.
How many artists do you represent?
We currently represent six artists and are working toward adding another two. The artists include the American painter Erik Benson, Spanish painters José María Sicilia and Alejandra Icaza, American photographer Andres Serrano, Iranian painter Farideh Lashai (whom we recently exhibited in conjunction with Leila Heller Gallery), American painter and performance artist Iona Rozeal Brown, and Romanian painter Miron Schmückle.
Where do you find your secondary market works?
Very often they come from private collections, although we do certainly buy works at auction. I know a lot of people, which helps in finding works. It's very competitive—especially with the auction houses stepping up their private sales. When you have been in the business as long as I have, you come to find your niche. We have clients that we have been working with for a long time and are constantly nurturing new relationships, which is essential in this business.
You seem to have an eye for exceptional works from the secondary market.
I am very proud of that. I had a client in the gallery the other day that said it was like walking into a mini-museum. I am delighted with the quality of works that we get from month to month, year to year.
Do you consider yourself a connoisseur?
I am not a fan of that word, as it's overused, but I am often told that I have a really good eye, which is the ultimate compliment. If I don't have a certain level of passion for a work, I won't take it into inventory. I am not a merchandise handler. For me, it's important to maintain a certain level of quality and integrity.
Which art fairs do you do?
We exhibit at Art Basel and Art Basel Miami Beach. We also do Frieze Masters; this will be our second year there. Last year we did a very cool show at Frieze Masters called "Face to Face," an exhibition of portraiture. There was a self-portrait by Basquiat facing a self-portrait by Picasso. There was another portrait by Picasso of Jacqueline opposite a Warhol portrait of Jackie. There were other portraits that were terrific, too. We got great feedback. And we do ARCO and Abu Dhabi Art. Last year we did seven fairs, but we realized that it was too much.
How does your gallery program relate to your art fair program?
By and large, we only bring secondary market works to the art fairs. We do, however, occasionally mix in one of our contemporary artists here and there. Both Basel fairs want exhibitors to bring the big guns and Frieze Masters is just that—a masters' fair. Abu Dhabi Art is mostly secondary market works, while ARCO allows us to show both sides of the program.
When did you first start showing in the Middle East?
We started in the second year of the Abu Dhabi Art so the next edition will be our fourth year. We have done very good business there—mainly with the royal families of Kuwait, Abu Dhabi, and other emirates.
What type of works do you usually bring to Abu Dhabi Art?
The first year that we did the fair we brought a spectacular Stella "protractor" painting—arguably the biggest and best one he ever made, called Damascus Gate. It is a magnificent painting, measuring 10 feet by 50 feet, and it really dazzled people. All of the "protractor" paintings that Stella made in the early 1960s were named after ancient, circular cities in the Middle East. We sold it to an Abu Dhabi collector.
We also brought works by Sam Francis and Joan Mitchell—mostly abstract paintings. In subsequent years, we brought Boetti, Mitchell again, Richter, and a great Calder that was a study for the sculpture that was destroyed outside the World Trade Center. Last year we exhibited another Stella protractor painting, which we are on the verge of selling to someone in the Middle East.
How has the response been in previous years?
Abu Dhabi Art has been very successful for us. The fair has a strong turnout of serious collectors and we have enjoyed building relationships with them over the years. It is wonderful to learn about the culture of the region and experience the fresh eye that collectors from there bring to the process.
What do you think about the booming interest in modern and contemporary art in the region?
I think it's great that there is this global outreach with art. Through the complexities and richness of modern and contemporary art, we can bridge our cultural worlds. Combining international art and Middle Eastern art is a great way forward.
Do you show artists from the region?
We show the work of the late Iranian artist Farideh Lashai. I had originally bought her work for my own collection and this year we had a solo show of her work. There was a big public tribute to her work in Dubai earlier this year. She is the only artist from the Middle East that we show at present, but we are entertaining other possibilities.
Have you seen standout collections in the GCC?
The collections are not as open to people as they are at other art fairs, but I find the collectors to be friendly and open-minded.
Which artist do you think Gulf Coast collectors should currently be acquiring?
That question is difficult to answer. I don't think anyone "should" be collecting anything. I have three criteria for collecting: you have to love it; you have to be able afford it; and you have to have a place to put it. I, however, have forgone the last of those criteria. I believe you should only buy what you like—not what people tell you should collect. That said, I would like for people to buy what I sell, of course.
What will you bring to the fair?
It's still a bit early to say for certain, but we may bring an important Francis painting from 1979 that has been in the same collection in Japan for about 25 years. We might bring a Ruscha "mountain" painting and another abstract painting by Mitchell. The list is still in formation. It's always about keeping people happy, while keeping the material fresh. ab
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I love to travel. But, as an adult with responsibilities, it is impossible to do it all the time. So I settle for holidays during school breaks and short weekend trips. Since the start of 2019, I've been going on quite a few weekend trips. And this upcoming weekend I'm going to Finland for a few days. So I thought this would be a good time to share my tips on how to plan a weekend trip.
Weekend trips are great when you don't have a lot of time to travel because of your work and if you need to quickly recharge somewhere new. Getting yourself out of your daily surroundings is a great way to gain new inspiration for life. They are also great if you find out you have a little money left at the end of the month and you want to do something nice.
A weekend trip can be anything from a road trip to the next town over or getting on a plane for a new city in a different country. It all depends on your budget and what you're in the mood for.
1. Establish a timeline
The most important thing to do when you're planning a weekend trip, is to determine when you're going and for how many nights. Get specific and check that you don't have anything else going on for those dates.
2. Set a budget
Next, you have to set a budget. Write down how much you are willing to spend on the following four points and go from there.
- Accommodations
- Transportation
- Food
- Activities
If your working with a small budget, you can try to cut down the cost of the trip by buying food in a supermarket and cooking your own meals. Or you could look up some things that you can do for free. Check out my post on travelling on a small budget for more tips on how to cut down the cost of your weekend trip.
On my Resources page, you can also find some great ways to find cheap flights and accommodation.
3. Make an itinerary
Since you're only going somewhere for a few days, you're going to want to make the most of your time away. That doesn't mean you have to schedule everything by the hour, but at least write down the things you really want to do or see and write down which day you're going to actually do it. If you don't write these things down, you might go back home disappointed because you didn't get to do everything you wanted to do.
I made a Weekend Trip Planner that you can print out and use to write down all the information for your next weekend trip!
When will your next weekend trip be? And where are you going?


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Nim Grind OM 7
I played to a small and disinterested crowd left over from the art gallery opening that went up before open mic. It was somewhat frustrating and pointless, but at least I got to practice some old songs.
.. you've got your own life
.. eat lots of apples > crescent moon
I'm very much looking forward to my upcoming real gigs.


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With few economic indicators expected to be released today, all eyes have turned to the Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) as it positions itself to cut short-term interest rates by an expected 50 basis points. New Zealand currently maintains one of the highest global interest rates, but with the global recession cutting deeper into every major economy, the gap between the different interest rates is steadily being reduced, further weakening each nation's currency.
Economic News
USD – USD Volatility to Heighten from Today's Market Anxiety
The Dollar was little changed against most of its major counterparts during yesterday's trading session. Traders awaited Federal Reserve Board Chairman Bernanke's speech yesterday in which he urged a sweeping overhaul of U.S. financial regulations in an effort to smooth out the boom-and-bust cycles in financial markets. The USD began to stabilize as a result, ending yesterday at 1.2693 against the EUR and 1.3767 against the GBP.
Bernanke recommended that lawmakers and supervisors rethink everything from the amounts firms set aside against potential trading losses and deposit-insurance fees to protections for money-market funds. His remarks reflected a judgment that the U.S., just like emerging-market nations in the past, failed to properly manage a flood of capital over the past decade and a half.
Optimism in global markets was fueled by a memo from Citigroup's Chief Executive which said the troubled banking giant was profitable in the first two months of 2009 and he is confident about its capital strength after tough internal stress tests. The investors took the comments as a sign of improvement for the overall economy.
As for today, a few data releases are expected from the U.S. economy. These figures are expected to set the tone for the USD's pairs and crosses. Special attention should be given to the Crude Oil Inventory report which is expected to increase from its previous reading, signaling growth expectations in the largest energy consumer. Traders pay close attention to this figure as it has a moderate correlation with the value of the U.S. Dollar. Also today, the Federal Budget Balance is scheduled and should also have an impact on the market because if it delivers unfavorable figures it will validate a problematic U.S. market, and the USD is likely to weaken as a result.
EUR – Will the EUR Remain Bullish Today?
After a relatively negative news day, the EUR still managed to appreciate against most of its currency counterparts. The EUR gained about 100 points versus the Swiss Franc and closed at 1.4738. Against the USD and the JPY it mainly fluctuated within a small range.
The major economic event that came out of the Euro-Zone yesterday was the German Trade Balance, which was slightly lower than analysts had forecast. Exports from Germany dropped for a 4th consecutive month in January, pushing Europe's largest economy deeper into economic despair. Germany is battling its worst recession in more than 60 years as a global economic slump curbs exports, prompting companies to scale back output and eliminate jobs. The German economy has shrunk 2.1% this year alone, the most in more than 20 years, also marking the 3rd consecutive quarterly drop.
Looking ahead to today, the most important financial indicator scheduled to be released from Europe is the German Trade Balance. Analysts are forecasting this figure to increase from its previous reading. Traders will be paying close attention to today's announcement as a stronger than expected result may continue to bolster the EUR in the short-term.
JPY – JPY Holds Recent Strength; Japanese Economy Continues to Sinks
The JPY saw bullish results against most of its major currency rivals. The JPY has predominantly been influenced by the other major currencies' behavior lately, as only one major indicator was published from Japan. The JPY ended yesterday's trading up at 98.53 against the USD, and has continued to hold these gains through today's early trading hours.
Core Japanese private-sector machinery orders fell for a 4th consecutive month in January, the longest losing streak in at least 20 years, as exports crashed and profits evaporated. Japan posted its first current-account deficit in 13 years in January, leaving companies with less cash to invest in plant and equipment. Companies' project profits will slide 86% this fiscal year, and exporters will bear the brunt of the decline.
Sentiment among Japan's largest manufacturers fell significantly in the last year, signaling that companies are likely to cancel spending plans and cut more jobs, pushing the economy further into recession and weakening the JPY.
Oil – OPEC Production Cut Expected Next Week
Crude Oil fell again yesterday, after an early jump above $48 a barrel, as the market anticipated OPEC's meeting on March 15th in Vienna. If OPEC decides to make another cut to oil production, prices are expected to firm up and move higher in a short-term.
Looking ahead today, one of the more influential pieces of economic data will be the U.S. Crude Oil Inventories report. This inventories report has become more and more relevant over the last few months as the movement of the price of Crude Oil has become a major market mover. Expectations show a rise of 0.1M barrels from last month's decrease of 0.7M barrels. Traders can, and should, expect wide market volatility around the 14:30 GMT release of these inventories figures because of Crude Oil's importance in today's market.
Technical News
This pair appears to be leveling off as all oscillators are giving off neutral signals. However, the Bollinger Bands on the 4-hour and daily charts are beginning to tighten, indicating a volatile price move may occur in the near future. With the recent trend, and momentum, pointing in an upward direction, the volatile movement may be upward. Going long with tight stops might be a wise choice today.
This pair's recent drop in value continues to hold the price in the over-sold territory on the RSI of the 4-hour and daily charts, signaling upward pressure. While the momentum appears to remain downward, we may likely see a number of upward corrections throughout the day. Buying on the lows and selling on the highs of these fluctuations will be a good strategy today.
The sustained upward movement of this pair has begun to push the long-term oscillators, such as the daily chart's RSI, into the over-bought territory. This appears to be putting downward pressure on the price of this pair as it has begun to level off. As momentum shifts into a downward posture, going short with tight stops might be a good strategy.
The price of this pair is floating near the upper border of the Bollinger Bands on the hourly and 4-hour charts, signaling moderate downward pressure. With the price currently floating in the over-bought territory on the hourly chart's RSI, the notion of a downward correction appears to be getting stronger. Going short with tight stops might be a wise choice today.
The Wild Card
The price of this commodity has entered the over-sold territory on the RSI of both the 4-hour and daily charts, signaling an upward correction may be imminent. The recent drop in price has fallen within the range of the up-trend which goes back to October of last year and has now reached the lower limit of that range. The bullish cross on the 4-hour chart's Slow Stochastic supports the notion that an upward swing may occur in the near future. Forex traders have a great opportunity to either enter the bullish reversal after the swing occurs, or wait for the trend to be breached and go short to ride out the downward slide which may occur shortly thereafter.
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One of the most unique Hue Craft exhibition during the Hue Festival 2019 ( from 26 April – 2 May) is the Zeng Weaving.
Zèng is a type of brocade of Ta Oi ethnic. Ta Oi people have reached a high skill level, and produce durable products with diverse and sophisticated patterns. In Ta Oi culture, Zèng is a measure of values in life.
Zèng – a measure of many values of Ta Oi people.
Ta Oi women do not weave zeng on huge and complex looms like Thai people or Muong people. The Ta Oi weave on the frame made from bamboo or wooden pieces and is quite simple and compact. Thanks to that, Ta Oi women can bring their looms to anywhere to weave whenever they have free time.
For Ta Oi people, weaving zèng is a simple craft as well as a measure to evaluate many values in the life of the Ta Oi people such as economic conditions and potentials.
What is process to produce a Zèng fabric?
September annually is the time when cotton flowers had been harvested on the field. It will be threaded before being dyed and the gum.
The colors the ancient Ta Oi people are mainly black, white, yellow, red, green and purple. Each color is made from different plants and leaves. For example, the bark and Ta-ram's leaves are black, the a-Rac roots are yellow, the a-chat plants are red, etc.
In the process of creating the dye, Ta Oi people add some additives such as stone snail shells, tapioca or dried glutinous flour in order to make the durable fabric.
After having a dyed fabric, the Ta Oi woman start weaving on frame. While the dyeing process requires experience in dispensing, the weaving is necessary to apply meticulousness on the loom. To have a beautiful Zèng, it takes Ta Oi woman quite a long time to classify each fabric for different usage purpose.
For example, the sheet uses for making clothes, it is essential to choose thin, fine fabrics. Big and coarse fibers use to weave carpets or blankets.
Along with the fabric, beads not only use to create patterns but also contribute to the value of Zèng of Ta Oi people.
The more Zeng fabric has floral patterns, the more it is valuable. Formerly, Ta Oi people often use beads from the seeds of a tree growing a lot in the forest. This plant has seeds like pepper which is very hard and has core in the center when it dried.
Also, it is very convenient to string decorative chains on Zèng. Beads which are made from melted lead are used by the Ta Oi people from the early establishment.
In the culture of Ta Oi people, zèng plays a very important and indispensable role in belief and worship activities. Zèng often use in engagement or to show affection for future husband's family.
Pattern on Zèng fabric of Ta Oi people.
It can be said that the biggest feature between Ta Oi brocade and other ethnic groups is in the patterns system.
The pattern on zèng is decorated mostly by beads, which is inserted in the weaving process. Also, it contains many stylized images and richly simulating close images in the productive life and activities of Ta Oi people.
The pattern divide into 3 basic models.
Firstly, plant pattern includes plants and flowers such as la doac patterns (plants used for drinking alcohol), patterns of "a rac" plants for dyeing fabrics or "a băng a bung" like the shape of a bud of a tree Giang, bamboo.
The second model is the animal pattern. It is similar to the plant pattern system. These patterns also reflect the visual feel of the Ta Oi woman with the surrounding environment including images of bats, fish bones, or pheasants.
The most common is the pattern motif on objects such as fence or house patterns.
The beading process requires the weaver to be very adaptive at arranging beads, so the number of patterns a woman can make is not much.
However, the zeng weaver can freely create patterns according to their observation and imagination.
When holding each Zèng piece in hand, it is easy to see the unique arrangement of beaded patterns. Moreover, Ta Oi women pass the intelligence and lots of accumulated experiences through generations.
The Ta Oi is an ethnic group of Vietnam and Laos. They concentrate in A lưới district of Thừa Thiên Huế Province and Hướng Hóa District of Quang Tri Province in Vietnam and in Muang Ta Oy of Saravane Province in southern Laos.
If you are curious about Ta Oi's lifestyle, come and see Ta Oi people at the Hue Craft Festival 2019 from 26 April to 2 May 2019. Also, to learn of their unique craft tradition, book the Hue Craft Walking Tour now!
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Our Scripture readings this morning were Jeremiah 29:1,4-14, and John 14:27. Listen here to this morning's message on what to do when life doesn't go according to plan.
Listen here to Price, our Chair of Deacons, reading the scripture passages, or read them below.
Jeremiah 29:1, 4-14
These are the words of the letter that the prophet Jeremiah sent from Jerusalem to the remaining elders among the exiles, and to the priests, the prophets, and all the people, whom Nebuchadnezzar had taken into exile from Jerusalem to Babylon. 4Thus says the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel, to all the exiles whom I have sent into exile from Jerusalem to Babylon: 5Build houses and live in them; plant gardens and eat what they produce. 6Take wives and have sons and daughters; take wives for your sons, and give your daughters in marriage, that they may bear sons and daughters; multiply there, and do not decrease. 7But seek the welfare of the city where I have sent you into exile, and pray to the Lord on its behalf, for in its welfare you will find your welfare. 8For thus says the Lord of hosts, the God of Israel: Do not let the prophets and the diviners who are among you deceive you, and do not listen to the dreams that they dream, 9for it is a lie that they are prophesying to you in my name; I did not send them, says the Lord.
10 For thus says the Lord: Only when Babylon's seventy years are completed will I visit you, and I will fulfil to you my promise and bring you back to this place. 11For surely I know the plans I have for you, says the Lord, plans for your welfare and not for harm, to give you a future with hope. 12Then when you call upon me and come and pray to me, I will hear you. 13When you search for me, you will find me; if you seek me with all your heart, 14I will let you find me, says the Lord, and I will restore your fortunes and gather you from all the nations and all the places where I have driven you, says the Lord, and I will bring you back to the place from which I sent you into exile.
John 14:27
Peace I leave with you; my peace I give to you. I do not give to you as the world gives. Do not let your hearts be troubled, and do not let them be afraid.


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Barbara Skuly
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Swanzey, NH 03446
Meetings: Third Tuesday of the month at 7:00 pm at Keene Public Library, Keene (often no August or December meetings).
Designated River Description: From the dam at Butterfield Pond in Washington to the confluence with the Connecticut River in Hinsdale.
River-front Municipalities: Gilsum, Hinsdale, Keene, Lempster, Marlow, Sullivan, Surry, Swanzey, Washington and Winchester.
LAC Documents:
Ashuelot River LAC Member Nomination Form (fillable .pdf)
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Dear reader, it's by God's mercy to exist till this time. Satan's plan for you is to die in sin and doom forever in hell fire. Without genuine salvation, there is no way you can escape the judgment of God. It is a great privilege to have this opportunity, and so you need to make the best use of it for your salvation and new life in Jesus Christ.
How can you have a genuine salvation that will guarantee eternal life with Jesus? Please follow the following steps:
No Excuse, but admit it.
If truly you need God's mercy to pardon your sins and give you grace to overcome them, then you need to face it by yourself and acknowledge your sin. Don't excuse sin because everybody is doing it. Don't excuse sin because of its popularity. Be sincere and confess it.
"For I acknowledge my transgressions, And my sin is always before me. Against You, You only, have I sinned, And done this evil in Your sight." Psalm 51:3-4
Make a Genuine Confession
The reason why you've made several confessions of your sins and yet you still have guilt of those sins, go back to such sins, and your salvation is not certain is that you didn't make genuine confession. Genuine confession is not just using the name of Jesus, answering of alter call etc. It entails:
First Repent then You confess:
You must first repent. Repentance is thoughtful realization of your sins and determination to forsake them. To repent is not just being sorry for your sins. It is turning away from it and forsaking them, after which you confess and ask for forgiveness.
"He who covers his sins will not prosper, But whoever confesses and forsakes them will have mercy." Proverbs 28:13
Pray It All
Go to God NOW in prayers if you have genuinely repented of your sins and confess your sins to Him, tell Him you are sorry and ask Him to forgive you and cleanse you through the Blood of Jesus Christ. Ask Him to give you a new heart and a new spirit. He has promised in His Word saying, "If we say that we have no sin, we deceive ourselves, and the truth is not in us. If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness." 1 John 1:8-9.
This is the time for your salvation! Don't postpone, don't delay, do it NOW. Gently and sincerely pray the prayer below:
"Lord Jesus, thank You for dying for my sins, thank You for coming to seek me and counting me worthy to be saved. You promised that if I come to You, You will not cast me away; and that if I admit and confess my sins, no mater how many and how terrible it is, You will forgive and cleanse me. As I pray and confess my sins to you, you have forgiven me. I believe that you are the true Son of God. I invite You into my life to be Lord over my entire life from now till eternity. In Your name I am saved. Thank You Lord Jesus Christ because You have answered me in Jesus name. Amen."
Now You Are saved!
You are now saved, you are born again with a new life by Jesus Christ. Your name is recorded in the Book of Life.
Remember, there are many false teachings everywhere. We will love to hear from you right now therefore for further counselling that will help you grow your Christian life and also to keep you in our prayer list. God bless you for taking this decision. Please contact me now on:
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Senior Accountant
Lourdes Vannier has over 17 years of experience in accounting and taxation services. She has been with Beasley, Mitchell & Co. for 13 years. She obtained her Bachelor of Accountancy with a Minor in Finance from New Mexico State University in 2000. Her professional background includes accounting and taxation services for individuals and all types of business and multi-state entities, with a concentration on taxation for not-for-profit organizations. Lourdes is fluent in English and Spanish and loves to offer professional services to our Spanish speaking clients. She participates and volunteers throughout different organizations in our community. A native of Lima, Peru, she is the proud mother of five children, three of them Peruvian-born who served in the US Army and the US Marines. She is the former President of the Accounting and Financial Women's Alliance (AFWA) Las Cruces chapter and currently serves as President of the Peruvian Association in El Paso Texas (APEP).
Andrew Claussen
Senior Accountant, CPA
Andrew Claussen has been with Beasley, Mitchell & Co. since 2009. Andrew has a Master of Accountancy from New Mexico State University and a Bachelor of Science in Physics from New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology. Andrew provides individual, corporate, and retirement plan tax preparation services, financial statement audits, reviews, and compilations. Andrew has concentrations in retirement plans, and information technology. Andrew is a member of the Doña Ana Chapter of CPAs, and Las Cruces Toastmasters. Andrew earned his CPA license in February 2012, and is an Eagle Scout.
Miguel Ruiz
Senior Accountant
Miguel Ruiz joined Beasley, Mitchell & Co. as an intern in January of 2013, and was hired as a Staff Accountant in May of 2014. He has earned two degrees from New Mexico State University; a Bachelor of Accountancy in 2013, and a Bachelor of Finance in 2014. Miguel provides individual, partnership, non-profit and corporate tax preparation services as well as financial statement preparation and bookkeeping services. He has played various positions for both the Men's and Co-Ed leagues' slow-pitch softball teams since 2007.
Alejandra Rosales
Senior Accountant, CPA
Alejandra joined Beasley, Mitchell & Co as a Staff Accountant in January of 2017. She earned both her Bachelor's and Masters of Accountancy from New Mexico State University and has recently obtained her CPA license. Prior to joining Beasley, Mitchell, and Co., Alejandra was working in El Paso providing tax preparation, financial statement, and bookkeeping services. She also has experience in the areas of international tax and other cross-border accounting services. In her spare time, she stays active and enjoys playing in the Mesilla Valley Soccer League.
Christopher Torres
Senior Accountant
Christopher Torres started at Beasley, Mitchell & Co. in 2014. He obtained his Bachelor's in Business Administration with a minor in Accounting from the University of San Diego and received additional accounting education at New Mexico State University allowing him to pursue his CPA. Christopher provides tax preparation, financial statement preparation, and bookkeeping services.
Avi Chettry
Senior Auditor
Avi Chettry joined Beasley Mitchell & Co. as a Staff Accountant in May of 2015. Avi earned both his Bachelors and Masters of Accountancy from University of New Mexico (UNM). Prior to joining Beasley Mitchell & Co., Avi was an internal audit intern at UNM Internal Audit Department. Avi assists on audit and accounting engagements and performs review and compilation of financial statements.
Amr Sakka
Senior Auditor, CPA
Amr joined Beasley, Mitchell & Co. in October 2014. He has a double Masters in Accounting and Auditing. Amr has extensive experience with assurance services for various industries including construction, not-for-profit, and governmental entities. Before coming to Beasley, Mitchell & Co., Amr spent four years working for PricewaterhouseCoopers in Syria, where he was in charge of auditing international clients in Telecommunication, Oil and Gas, and Banking. He successfully managed the Initial Public Offering of one of the biggest insurance companies in Syria in 2010, listing it in the Damascus Securities Exchange. His international experience brings unique skills to Beasley, Mitchell & Co. In 2017 he became a member of the Dona Ana Chapter of CPAs. Amr is currently serving as a vice-president of the Dona Ana Chapter of CPAs. He is also a member of the New Mexico Society of Certified Public Accountants, and the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. In his spare time, Amr enjoys drawing and is an amateur cartoonist.


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Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Mirrored Christmas Ornaments Tutorial and Giveaway!
23 comments:
I was already following you and you have now been Facebooked! :)ReplyDelete
My favorite ornament is the one Phil got me for our first Christmas together when we were dating. It started a tradition we have continued ever since!
I my favorite ornament is probably my large Be Merry canvas sign:)ReplyDelete
And now I am a follower:)ReplyDelete
my favorite ornament on my tree is the red star up on top.ReplyDelete
i'm a follower now (this is the first blog that I have ever followed). :)ReplyDelete
you are linked to my blog now!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousDecember 15, 2010 at 2:54 PM
i love my nativity ornament that is carved out of wood. what a great idea about the reflecting mirrors... love it!ReplyDelete
I have a gazillion ornaments on my tree so it's rather difficult to choose just one. I do love my angels, and the vintage bulbs, but one of my faves has to be the 1950-esque TV I gave to my son a few years back. I also love the few that my children made for me growing up!ReplyDelete
P.S. I'm adding you to my "Beautiful Blogs" section on my blog, ART of Humungous Proportions.
Merry Christmas ~
My favorite ornaments have to be the beautiful ornaments that were my mother and father. I remember them from when I was a child.ReplyDelete
Hi,Jamie! This is such a cool ornament idea, love it! Found you on Tatertots, also love the outdoor ornaments. What a cute, fun blog! Nice to meet you guys!ReplyDelete
I had no idea you were a blogger but am thrilled to have seen you on Tatertots and Jello! Now I'm going to have to do a driveby of your house to check out your ice sculptures. They are gorgeous!!! I might be trying me some of those. Don't know where I would hang them, but I would find somewhere.ReplyDelete
Oh, and I am your newest follower, but I'm sure you will have plenty more.ReplyDelete
just added you to my blog. I love my red wreaths. Great blog ladies!ReplyDelete
My favorite ornament is the angel my grandmother gave to me when I was a baby. When I got married and had my own tree, my mom gave it to me. My grandma died when I was 6, so I have always treasured it.ReplyDelete
And I am a follower now!ReplyDelete
I love the mirror ornaments. How did you keep from cutting yourselves. Merry Christmas!ReplyDelete
My fav ornaments are the beaded wreaths my daughter made when she was three. We used clear colored beads and white pipe cleaners...so simple, but the light reflects off of them so prettily.ReplyDelete
just spread the love on Facebook!ReplyDelete
And now I'm a follower! :o)ReplyDelete
I still have an ornament like this that you gave me in college! I would love to add to the collection. :)ReplyDelete
And now I finally follow you blog. Sheesh!ReplyDelete
Wow, these are really neat! I bet they look amazing on a tree with all of those lights...ReplyDelete
love coming on this blog!!! My favorite ornament is a glittery silver tree I have.ReplyDelete
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Bridge over Troubled Walkers (RB Planeswalkers, Modern) – Stream Highlights
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