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Zaw Lin and Win Zaw Tun were found guilty of the brutal murder in 2014.
The 82 passengers and 7 crew members were declared safe.
Last month the pair was handed the prestigious Pulitzer prize for their work.
Reporters Wa Lone (32) and Kyaw Soe Oo (28) were arrested in Yangon in December 2017.
The group revoked the award in light of Suu Kyi's "betrayal of the values she once stood for".
Myanmar has rejected accusations that its military committed atrocities in a crackdown last year.
The two Reuters journalists were reporting on the Rohingya crisis.
The case has been criticised by some as an attempt to muzzle reporting on a crackdown by security forces on the Muslim Rohingya minority.
The statement came after a damning UN report termed the treatment of the Rohingya people as "genocide".
On Monday the UN probe detailed evidence of genocide and crimes against humanity "perpetrated on a massive scale" against the Rohingya.
UN investigators lambasted the platform earlier this year, saying it had morphed into a "beast" in Myanmar.
The Myanmar military crackdown sparked a mass exodus of 700,000 to camps in Bangladesh.
The military and a number of rebel groups have drafted underage soldiers for years.
Andrea Radrizzani, fresh from Eleven Sport's new TV rights deal, hopes to build a fanbase in Southeast Asia.
The Championship club's decision to play two friendlies in the troubled Asian country has been condemned by fans, politicians and Amnesty International.
"I understood what a great honour it is but I just don't want to be associated with those people in any way."
The colonial-era secrecy law carries up to 14 years in jail.
More than 620,000 Rohingya people have poured into Bangladesh since August.
More than 600,000 Rohingya people have fled to Bangladesh from Myanmar.
Doctors and aid workers say that they are stunned at the sheer volume of rapes, and suspect only a fraction of women have come forward.
More than 59% of the children who were killed under the age of five were reportedly shot.
Councillors voted in favour of the motion at a council meeting tonight.
"In the name of all those who have persecuted you, who have harmed you, in the face of the world's indifference, I ask for your forgiveness."
The 16 refugees, including two children and one woman, are among more than 600,000 who have fled an army-led crackdown in their home state
Ethnic hatred has driven huge numbers of Muslim Rohingya from the country.
He is expected to address claims of ethnic cleansing in the region.
More than 620,000 people have poured into Bangladesh since August.
A new Amnesty International report has said Rohingya treatment amounts to apartheid.
Geldof says he doesn't want to be associated with "handmaiden to genocide" Aung San Suu Kyi.
Geldof said he's returning the honour in protest against the Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi.
The boat was carrying up to 100 people, many of whom are still missing.
I have travelled extensively and have spoken to many people who have suffered huge amounts, but hearing that woman's words hit me harder than anything else I had ever heard, writes Rosamond Bennett.
Geldof said that the "old traditions have failed us" in a speech in Colombia yesterday.
Over 500,000 Rohingya have streamed into Bangladesh in just the past five weeks.
The United Kingdom occupied Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, for the best part of a century.
The 31 Rohingya refugees were rescued by the Sri Lankan navy five months ago after they were found drifting in a boat off the island's northern coast.
An estimated 412,000 Rohingya Muslims have fled to Bangladesh following violent attacks.
She was awarded the Freedom of Dublin in 2000, but only received it in 2012 as she was under house arrest at the time.
"The evidence is irrefutable," Amnesty said.
The UN has described the as having all the hallmarks of "ethnic cleansing".


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Business Reporter
BUSINESSES in Zimbabwe have been encouraged to embrace holistic and collective crisis communication approaches in order to mitigate the impact of Covid-19.
The call comes at a time when the country has recently recorded a spike in infections in workplaces. Several businesses have been forced to temporarily close operations after members of staff contracted the pandemic.
Speaking during a virtual Zimbabwe Institute of Public Relations (ZIPR) Masterclass meeting as parts of efforts to improve organisational communications in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, Elizabeth Karonga, who is the public relations and communications manager for the Zambezi River Authority (ZRA) said organisations need to be more proactive in engaging the stakeholders on Covid-19 and how it was affecting their operations.
"The organisation has an obligation to proffer proactive and fast communication to its stakeholders to maintain good relations," she said.
"Staff members are particularly vulnerable as the challenges caused by the Covid-19 pandemic require focus amid uncertainty.
Staff members, thus, need consistent and accurate information and guidance, which is actionable so that they can support and protect the organisation as well as the community at large," Karonga added.
She stressed the need for employers to reassure workers that their dedication to duty was valued and that they would do as much as they could to ensure that they are safe while traveling to and from work and while they are going about their duties in their workplaces.
Karonga said organisations should earn trust and build relationships with their external stakeholders especially during such difficult times.
"There is need to earn trust, strengthen and build relationships with external stakeholders impacted by your operations during this uncertain time.
"Shareholders require the company to have a plan for continuum to conduct business without compromising health and safety measures," said Karonga.
Various business organisations have indicated that their employees had tested positive to Covid-19. This is in spite of Government calls for entities to be vigilant in ensuring their staff are tested and work environments adhere to World Health Organisations (WHO) guidelines on preventative practices.
Zimbabwe recorded its first Covid-19 case in March leading to a national lockdown that saw a shutdown of all sectors of the economy. The easing of the lockdown in recent weeks allowing certain sections of the economy to re-open has seen an increase in the number of businesses opening up their premises to both employees and customers. With the increase in Covid-19 infections around the country, workplaces have gained the spotlight as epicentres of the pandemic due to the spate of positive cases recorded in employees who have contracted the virus whilst at work.
In response to this, the ZIPR has initiated a programme to capacitate business leaders and public relations practitioners to communicate effectively with their various stakeholders.
"Our mandate as a body is keep finding improved and more effective ways of communicating in the workplace. We are here to capacitate the nation's communicators.
"We recognise that communication plays a critical role in reducing the negative impact of the pandemic subsequently saving lives primarily in the workplace," said ZIPR president Mr Godfrey Koti.
The Zimbabwe Institute of Public Relations is a professional body for public relations practitioners in Zimbabwe. It was established in 1966 and is one of the oldest professional associations in Africa with the aim of promoting the development of public relations in Zimbabwe.

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HYDERABAD: Kafkaesque. There has been much usage by wordsmiths of this eponymous adjective. And the author from whom this adjective has been derived himself has been part of titles of books and numerous essays. If Haruki Murakami's 'Kafka on the Shore' made it to the top lists as a page-turner, it was the Kafkaesque element that added to the writer's depth. In the recent book of Zafar Anjum titled 'Kafka in Ayodhya' one finds the vagueness of life that the author tries to chisel by instilling exquisite details in the plots and somewhat succeeds. Some of the characters stay with you, and some vapourise if the deep recesses of your mind don't connect with the thought processes the author makes them go through.
In most of the stories Zafar remains a silent writer. He presents the characters from a distance. They do most of the talking as he presents them as if sitting in the chair of an erudite clerk who documents the coming and going of the characters. The narrative looks distant like starlight filtering through glass windows. You see them walking, you hear their words, but can't really catch them. In the title story, your mind wanders to the town Ayodhya and the incidents of Babri Masjid attached to it. The story talks about the much-awaited judgment and the author's rendezvous with the perceptions expressed through journalists. The author himself is Kafka in the story. The story is an attempt to begin the search for belief, its coming apart. It relies on the telescopic vision of the author, when if reached near, gets blurred. He creates the awareness of this paradox by textual construction of the development in the story. That's how the short crisp sentences make for a speed-read.
There are eight stories in the book. The stories are of people, varied people who are lonely, emotionally-famished and need a sympathetic eye to keep a watch on them. He gives the narrative realistic treatment that oscillates from being vague to having pointed ends. The tone of the words is characterised by sentimental and psychical exhaustion. The subtle sparks of hopefulness fizzle and die in between sentences. For example the story 'Waiting for Angels' you get the psychotic tremors that rattle the main character. Usage of words like 'culture shulture' are very Rushdiesque and add subtle humour in the somewhat morbidly dark plot. While in this story he explores the psyche of his lone characters, in a story like 'The Thousand Yard Stare' the clipped sentences merged with fast changing scenes hint urgency which is what keeps the story intact. The words try to execute pain in the mind. But stop at a certain pace.
Some images are interesting but appear regular in nature. The book has the impression of being an interesting read with its melange of stories. The way the author uses his telescopic vision is what qualifies it as a successful read that makes you think


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Monash Sessions: Sandy Evans & Andrea Keller
Label: Monash Sessions
Released: 2020
Track listing: Lady Geri (Keller) Drums Across the Ganges (Evans) For Bernie (Keller) One for Harry (Evans) Lake Y and Pole (Keller) Sweet Cacophony (Keller) The Invisible Man (Evans). Jim's Favourite (Keller) Watussi Dreaming (Evans/Whitehead) The Rain Outside (Keller)
Monash Sessions: Collaborations
Label: Monash Sessions (Monash University)
Released: 2020
Track listing: 1. Pittance (Alessi); 2. Yoda (Oh); 3. Lady Geri (Keller); 4. Lap Nap (Alessi); 5. Drums Across the Ganges (Evans); 6. Jada (Bob Carleton); 7. Izanagi Izanami (Nguyen Le); 8. Deeper Than Happy (Oh); 9. Melee (Alessi); 10. Moving On (Bailey); 11. Pluridimensional (Monder); 12. Gee Whiz (Bailey); 13. O.K Chorale (Monder).
Ben Monder, Sandy Evans, Andrea Keller, Ralph Alessi & Rich Halley
Monash University in jny: Melbourne, Australia is the home of the Sir Zelman Cowen School Of Music. It's an excellent program that believes in challenging the students. One of the ways it does that is to bring in internationally recognized artists to perform and work directly with the students. This episode presents some of those Monash ...
Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music, Monash University
The Sir Zelman Cowen School of Music strives to inspire musicians towards excellence that knows no boundaries. We are an ambitious school who recognise the value of music in the world, in both its heritage and future forms. Our teaching and research seeks to expand the value of music and its evolution in our communities. The school celebrates the rich diversity of music making in Australia and its association with the rest of the world. The Jazz and Improvisation program is based on the African American jazz idiom as a language for learning. While the focus remains on music in Australia, it also embraces a wide selection of musical styles including jazz, world music, Brazilian, Indian, free, electronic, popular, Latin and blues to name but a few styles
20 Years of One Man's Jazz
This show marks the 20th anniversary of One Man's Jazz which began its radio journey on May 1, 1999 at CKUW 95.9 FM in Winnipeg, eventually shifting to extraterrestrial Taint Radio in 2012. Rather than just play something from my favourite recording list for each of those twenty years (that was too easy), I decided to ...
Steph Richards, Kuba Plużek and More
The much-acclaimed Australian saxophonist Sandy Evans' passion for combining jazz improvisation and Indian music continues unabated on her latest recording Bridge of Dreams. She brought together some top musicians from India, including the incredible vocalist Shubha Mudgal, Sandy's frequent accompanist tabla player Bobby Singh and the Sirens Big Band from Sydney for the project. Recently, the ...
Flora Carbo, Mário Costa and Wocjiech Jachna
This episode continues its mission to explore jazz from around the world. Australia's jazz scene is influenced by many great female players. In addition to Sandy Evans you will hear the debut of saxophonist Flora Carbo. Polish trumpeter Wocjiech Jachna and trio debut their latest, God's Body, while Portuguese drummer Mario Costa's latest for Clean Feed ...
Rock Pool Mirror
Label: Tall Poppies
Released: 2017
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Sandy Evans: Rock Pool Mirror
Composed and led by saxophonist /composer Sandy Evans (OAM) this album of ambient landscapes is a musical response to photographer Belinda Webster's Shoalhaven Gorge series of photographic images which traverse the tranquility of rock formations reflected in still waters at dawn, to the darkness of chasms and rock formations in an area of unique and pristine ...


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Sixteen years have passed since Orodruin's lone studio album, Epicurean Mass. The album is a veritable American doom touchstone - the almost perfect intersection of Black Sabbath heft and the slow atmospheric churn of Saint Vitus. And while those two bands are a proper frame of reference for Orodruin and the American doom scene at large, the Rochester, New York-based outfit immediately proved itself to be its own unique, formidable entity, the creative unit of John Gallo (guitar), Mike Puleo (bass/vocals), Nick Tydelski (guitar) and Mike Waske (drums) writing an album equally as epic as it was forlorn.
Such an elongated span of time between releases often condemns lesser bands to the memory bank gallows, never to be seen or heard from again. Yet, the Orodruin name has only grown in stature since the release of Epicurean Mass, with the doom scene at large pining for new music from the band as they remained active on the live front. The wait is finally over - Orodruin has returned with a brand-new studio album and their first for Cruz Del Sur Music, Ruins of Eternity.


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CHOCTAW, Okla. — Authorities in southeastern Oklahoma say the body of a missing man has been recovered in a secluded area near where his abandoned pickup truck was found earlier.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation says the body of 35-yer-old Michael Paul Beech was found on Friday in rural Choctaw County northeast of Soper, about 144 miles southeast of Oklahoma City.
Investigators say Beech was last seen March 3 in nearby Sawyer. His vehicle was recovered the next day but there was no sign of Beech. His body was recovered in a nearby body of water during a second search of the area.
The OSBI says Beech's body was transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Tulsa for an autopsy to determine his cause of death.


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Barlow Respiratory Hospital 1st to Publish Report on COVID-19 in LTAC
Critical Role in Post-COVID Recovery
Barlow Respiratory Hospital is the first to publish a report on COVID-19 survivors admitted to an LTAC hospital with: "Post-COVID recovery: characteristics of chronically critically ill patients admitted to a long-term acute care hospital" published in October 2020.
Health care systems in southern California are facing an unprecedented surge of COVID-19 patients with acute respiratory failure. The Barlow patient population now includes ICU survivors of Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) in need of post-acute care for continued recovery from their infection. As a long-term acute care (LTAC) hospital, Barlow plays a vital role in our regions affected by COVID-19, providing prolonged acute and intensive care for the sickest and most complex patients needing weeks to recover after being transferred from acute care hospitals. With intensive care unit (ICU) beds and ventilators, and staffed with critical care nurses, respiratory therapists, and intensivists, Barlow specializes in caring for patients with respiratory failure, especially those who require prolonged mechanical ventilation.
As we face the challenge of treating patients with COVID-19 at Barlow Respiratory Hospital, we face many unknowns. Our colleagues in medical research are working to understand more about the transmission and progression of the illness. Our leadership team is working to ensure every aspect of our care serves our patients and protects our staff. Although information continues to evolve, we wanted to take a moment to share what we know, and what we have achieved in our work so far.
Barlow continues in its leadership role of outcomes reporting as we share our experience with the first 30 post-COVID pneumonia patients admitted for treatment, rehabilitation, and continued recovery.
"Our Barlow Respiratory Hospital COVID-19 response team has provided exceptional leadership. With the added value of our UCLA team, we have been able to prepare and provide for patients. It is a meaningful partnership that ensures expert care."
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Year End Reading Roundup
Happy December. Here's my year-end reading roundup. It's short this year, with just three books in each category, but I hope you enjoy it.
Knitting Books
Japanese Knitting Stitch Bible: 260 Exquisite Patterns by Hitomi Shida translated by Gayle Roehm is the most coveted book of the year for knitters who use stitch libraries and make up their own designs. It's also a must-have book for anyone who loves Japanese knitting books.
This truly is an exquisite stitch library with patterns of lace, cables, and texture. I wrote a review earlier this year.
Lorelei's Journey: Knitting for (Mermaid) Dolls and those who Love Them by Jessica Anderson is one of the most fun books of the year.
In addition to 11 adorable patterns for mermaid dolls, children, and women, there is a knitting fairy tale and a paper doll with paper clothes to cut out and color.
Jessica works with me in my mentoring program, and it was a joy to see her put this together, going from a rough idea to a finished book.
If you have children in your life, or if you're still a child at heart, you will not hesitate to buy this book (also available as an ebook on Ravelry).
Presto: 10 Accessory Projects You Can Knit in a Weekend by Lars Rains. I knit a lot. Most of what I make is for my business, but I love having the luxury of sitting down with a gorgeous skein of yarn, my favorite needles, and someone else's pattern to treat myself to a weekend of Knitting & Netflix. Lar Rains, as a designer himself, knows this is true and wrote a note to me in this book saying, "If you ever need something quick and easy to knit up…"
These projects truly are so quick, without sacrificing on style or knitting fun, that you still have time to knit up several for holiday gifts! Available in print and as a Ravelry ebook.
Art Books
Striped Pears and Polka Dots by Kirsten Sevig. This is a tiny little book, about 5 by 5 inches square, filled with lovely watercolor illustrations and advice on "the art of being happy." My favorite parts are "The Wisdom of Ólafía." When Kirstin lived in Iceland, she became depressed and went to see a therapist, the wise sage Ólafía, whose wisdom fills some of the pages in this book.
Imagine a Forest: Designs and Inspirations for Enchanting Folk Art by Dinara Mirtalipova is a beautiful book of contemporary folk art with instructions on how to make your own. I love folk art and I believe that knitters are modern folk artists, too. We often take traditional ideas, motifs, and techniques and make them into something new for our modern lives.
In addition to the beautiful art and instruction in this book, I was also touched by the author's note about being an immigrant in America. I wrote about this earlier in the year.
Dare to Sketch: A Guide to Drawing On the Go by Felix Scheinberger. Are you ready for something different? Felix Scheinberger is one of my favorite artists and he inspires me to cut loose in my own sketchbooks. His second book to be translated into English is a great introduction to his work with tons of pictures and his advice on keeping sketchbooks to record your life.
I keep reading and looking through Dare to Sketch over and over again and I keep being inspired to get out my own sketchbook, pen, and watercolor paints.
General Nonfiction / Resistance
The Cooking Gene: A Journey Through African American Culinary History in the Old South by Michael W. Twitty is the most engaging book I read all year. It ties together genealogy, American history, and Southern cooking. You'll learn more about the history of our country and the origins of well-known foods than you ever thought possible, all the while traveling through time and space with the author as you meet his ancestors and family members. The author has just finished recording an audiobook version in his own voice, and I plan to buy that too, because I love hearing authors read their own books. But don't wait for the audiobook. There's nothing that replaces the joy of reading text on paper.
Stamped from the Beginning: The Definitive History of Racist Ideas in America by Ibram X. Kendi is the most enlightening book I read this year. Another book of American history with stories and facts that you never learned in school, this book is easy and fun to read, although the material is difficult and tragic. I've already read this book twice, and I plan to read it again after the holidays.
There's not much I enjoy more than listening to smart people talk, and Ibram Kendi is erudite, eloquent, and easy on the eyes (yeah, I know, I probably shouldn't say that, but if I had kids, I'd want him to be one of mine). You can listen to him speak about the book here.
On Tyranny: 20 Lessons from the 20th Century by Timothy Snyder is the most necessary book of 2017. If you're not familiar with Timothy Snyder, professor of History at Yale University, now is the time to learn about his work. I first heard of him when I read his book Bloodlands: Europe Between Hitler and Stalin, while I was studying the history of Lithuania and the Soviet Union. His newest (and very short) book provides 20 practical lessons from history to help us navigate the dangerous waters we are traversing in the United States right now. We can avoid the mistakes that led to the disasters in Europe in the 1930s and 40s, but we have to consciously and intentionally work to do so. The book On Tyranny: Twenty Lessons from the Twentieth Century tells us how. You should buy a copy for yourself and one for everyone you know.


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The Police have promoted 10,114 officers on merit since January 2019 when Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu, took office.
Speaking at the decoration ceremony of 40 newly promoted Commissioners of Police at the Force Headquarters in Abuja on Wednesday, Adamu said any organisation that does not or delays recognising the potentials of its personnel and rewarding those eligible as at when due, stands the risk of retaining crops of highly demotivated officers who would not be optimally dedicated to standards and goals of the institution.
Giving a breakdown of the promotions so far, he said 7, 127 Inspectors have been promoted to Assistant Superintendents of Police (ASP); 1, 375 ASP to Deputy Superintendents of Police (DSP); 498 DSPs to Superintendents of Police (SP); 566 SPs to Chìef Superintendents of Police (CSP); 150 CSPs to Assistant Commissioners of Police (ACP); 273 ACPs to Deputy Commissioners of Police (DCP) and 75 DCPs to Commissioners of Police (CPs).
Others are: 35 CPs to Assistant Inspectors General of Police (AIG), and 14 AIGs to Deputy Inspectors of Police (DIGs).
Adamu said the newly promoted CPs fit into his human capacity development requirement and expressed confidence that they will deploy their wealth of experience towards supporting the police in attaining its mandate, especially at this crucial time in the nation's internal security evolution.
Addressing the newly promoted CPs, Adamu reminded them that to who much is given, much more shall be expected.
"Crime as you know, is a dynamic and increasing complex phenomenon and the nation demands of you higher level of loyalty, courage and professional competence needed to move the Nigeria Police and indeed, the nation to the next level in relation to internal security. In furtherance to this, some of you shall be deployed to critical duty posts where your strength of character and professionalism shall be optimally tested," he said.
The IGP said the capacity of human assets of any organization, particularly, at strategic management level is fundamental to the attainment of the goals and mandate of such institution.
Adamu said the rapidly changing dynamic of crime and the attendant increasing threat to security requires quality police managers that have the requisite professional knowledge, experience and competency to effectively provide leadership directed at managing such internal security realities.
He said since his appointment as IGP he has been collaborating effectively with the Police Service Commission (PSC) in ensuring that appropriate processes as emplaced to identify and promptly elevate deserving officers with unblemished records for promotion.
"This is a strategic management approach directed at motivating the workforce of the Nigeria Police in committing to the duty of addressing current and emerging internal security threats," he said.
He expressed gratitude to the PSC for supporting their reform agenda and aiding in the attainment of their human capacity development initiatives.
One of the newly promoted Commissioners of Police, Mrs Evelyn Peterside expressed gratitude to God, the IGP and the PSC on the promotion in recognition of their hard work and commitment.
She said women if given the opportunity could prove they have the capacity to deliver on their mandates.
She promised to work hard justify the confidence reposed in them through their promotion.


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A western Massachusetts state senator is hoping an increased online presence will help her better connect with the people in her district.
Northampton State Senator Jo Comerford announced the launch of the March Academy, which will allow her constituents to monitor her work on Beacon Hill.
Through the online program, Senator Comerford's constituents can see which bills she's filed and co-sponsored. She launched the March Academy because of her belief that transparency is crucial to a democracy.
"We are tasked with democracy at large which is engagement with our constituents and hearing constituent feedback and actually changing our behavior as a result of what our constituents want or are concerned about," Sen. Comerford told 22News.
Commerford's March Academy will feature 45-minute interactive 'teach-ins' to provide an overview of priority bills on a particular issue.
The teach-in videos will cover everything from Education and Healthcare to Revenue and Regional Development. Constituents will have an opportunity to ask questions or make comments during the 'teach-ins.'
The teach-ins will also feature staff from Commerford's district team.
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June 14, 2019
The Cricket World Cup fever has taken over the globe, and we feel it here at MEDICI too. The matches have begun, and all enthusiasts are looking closely at the points table. Interestingly, New Zealand and Australia are on top of the table. Seeing this, we decided to look at the FinTech market in the region.
To provide an overview, the FinTech industry in Australia has grown drastically, with the financial services sector being the largest contributor to the national economy, contributing around $140 billion to GDP in 2018. In March, the government announced a boost of AU $100,000 for its plan to develop a national blockchain roadmap. More recently, on June 13, Europe-based FinTech startup Revolut


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''Here's the pitch. Line drive left field, base hit. Justice scores. Here comes Bream. Here comes the throw to the plate....Safe! safe! Braves win! Braves win! Braves win!'' - Braves announcer Skip Caray describing Francisco Cabrera's game-winning hit in Game 7 of the 1992 National League Championship Series.
Oh, shut up. That tape has been replayed so many times, especially over radio station WGH-AM 1310, that you'd think Cabrera lived here during the off-season. Gee, think we'll ever hear it again on Braves telecasts this summer? Can't wait.
When Frankie (if I could be so informal) Cabrera nailed that hit into left field the night of Oct. 14, 1992, I formally decided that I really did hate baseball. The notion had been swimming in my head for years. But after watching Sid Bream creak around the bases and make it home by a mere toe, I knew, like a drunk, I had to admit that baseball was a problem for me.
It wasn't always that way. Growing up in the Pittsburgh area, I was - and still am - a Pirates fan. I have fond memories of going to old Forbes Field with my family and junking out on the food amid the smells of cigars and spilled beer.
But when Cabrera did his deed, it changed me for life. All I could do for five minutes was stare at the TV. I mean, Night-of-the-Living-Dead, brain-lock, zombiesque stare at the tube.
Here's why I hate baseball: Guys like Frankie Cabrera can beat you. Guys like Frankie Cabrera and his three hits and three RBI season totals kill you. Guys like Frankie Cabrera get hero status because they can hit a waist-high fastball. Guys like Frankie Cabrera make me ill.
And how lame is this game? Cabrera narrowly made the Braves opening-day roster. Geez, he ought to be a part-owner. He ought to be able to sit with Ted Turner in his box seat at Braves home games and fall asleep on the shoulder Jane Fonda isn't using.
If you look at the history of the game, it's full of unknowns beating the great teams, and of unknown players having a key role. Remember in 1978 when Bucky Dent won the World Series MVP for the Yankees? Bucky Dent? You stop Reggie Jackson and Bucky Dent beats you. What kind of sport is this?
The ultimate, of course, is the 1969 Mets beating the best team in baseball, the Baltimore Orioles. Should have been a wipeout for the O's. Instead, the Mets win easily in five games, and it stigmatizes the Orioles forever.
When I say Bill Buckner, tell me what comes to mind. Is it his 2,000-plus hits or near .300 career batting average? Of course not. We all remember him letting Mookie Wilson's slow roller go between his legs, allowing the Mets to rally and beat the Red Sox in Game 6 of the 1986 World Series, which they went on to win.
Some would argue that this is the essence of sport. That David beating Goliath is what it's all about. That the upsets make it all worthwhile.
Bull. I enjoy watching evenly matched teams go at it and watching their best players do their thing. If Atlanta's Ron Gant had knocked in the winning runs against the Pirates, it would have set better with me. At least I know Gant can kill me.
It's just like the ''Immaculate Reception'' by the Pittsburgh Steelers' Franco Harris. It helped catapult him into a Hall of Fame career. His name is synonymous with greatness. OK, now let's imagine Frenchy Fuqua making that catch. Say it, ''Gee, remember when Frenchy Fuqua caught that ball and won the game for the Steelers.'' Rolls off he tongue like a concrete block.
So, another season is upon us. For you diehard baseball fans, have a good year. As for you, Frankie Cabrera, thanks for making me realize just how tough a game this is to love. You made me what I am today.


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Clean eating: EGMS students, Mountain Family Center partner to create school fruit stand
East Grand students are focused on clean eating.
Middle school students recently created a fruit stand after students approached Mountain Family Center with an ambitious idea of building a greenhouse where they could grow fresh produce to have available to students during school.
"We loved their enthusiasm and passion for nutritious eating," said Katie Stuvel of Mountain Family Center. Unfortunately, however, for several reasons, including cost, seasonal factors, labor and more, a full greenhouse wasn't a viable option.
It was after a brainstorming session that the idea for setting up a fruit stand was born and, with a donor on board, the stand was set up in late February.
According to Stuvel, the response has been extremely positive. "Teachers say they see kids eating the fruit in the hallways all the time, and we are having to restock it at least on a weekly basis."
Mountain Family Center purchases the fruit from City Market in Granby using donations for the project.
If it continues to go well and more support can be generated, Mountain Family Center said it would like to put a stand inside West Grand schools next year.
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Earlier this week, Akshay Kumar served a defamation notice to YouTuber Rashid Siddiquee from Bihar for making "false and baseless allegations" against him in the Sushant Singh Rajput death case. The actor is seeking Rs 500 crore in damages, but according to a new report, Rashid through his lawyer has threatened legal action against the Akshay, if he failed to withdraw the notice.
Rashid on Friday shared a statement and asserted that the information on his videos was obtained via news channels. Rashid's lawyer added, "Your client (Kumar) faced severe backlash after interviewing an influential politician whereby thousands of personal remarks were made against your client, but he did not take any action against them, and selectively chose to take action against my client (Siddiquee)."
Akshay Kumar Has Sought An Unconditional Apology
Akshay Kumar in the legal notice sent through law firm I C Legal on November 17, has claimed that Rashid Siddiquee in a YouTube video on his channel FF News, has stated several defamatory, libelous and derogatory statements against him.
Kumar has sought an unconditional apology from the YouTuber, asked him to take down all the videos where references have been made regarding him and desist from uploading such clips in the future.
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"Our client (Kumar) states that because of your (Siddiquee's) scandalous, defamatory and derogatory videos, he has suffered mental trauma agony and huge loss, including loss of reputation and goodwill, which our client quantifies at Rs 500 crore. Our client is indignant and absolutely outraged at the public embarrassment, discomfort and anxiety he had to face because of these false, scandalous and derogatory videos," the notice added.
Mumbai Police Has Filed Another Case Against Rashid Siddiquee
Mumbai Police reportedly has also filed a separate case against Siddiquee on charges of defamation, public mischief and intentional insult for his posts against the city police, Maharashtra government and minister Aaditya Thackeray. Siddiquee was granted anticipatory bail on November 3 in the case by a Mumbai court.
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This was the year of big money signings. Juventus started proceedings with the signing of Gonzalo Higuain from Napoli for €90m and Manchester United, not to be outdone, followed this up with a world record move for Paul Pogba. With the transfer window firmly shut though, the only option clubs have left is free agency.
All football clubs love bargain buys and one thing better than paying a small fee is obviously paying nothing at all. Most free agents tend to be on the higher side in terms of age but they still possess loads of class and talent.
On that note, take a look at the free agency starting XI of 2016.
Mark Schwarzer
Schwarzer at 43 still has the legs to play at the highest level. Although he made just 10 appearances in the last 4 seasons, he did manage to bag a Premier League winners medal. The Australian was released by Leicester City in July and if picked up by another Premier League team, he would be set to break the record of being the oldest player to play a Premier League game.


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Since the 1990s, digital technologies have transformed the work of historians, not only in relation to how sources can be located and accessed but also in the way historians analyse and represent their findings for the academic readership as well as for the wider public. One of the first centres to explore these changes and their ramifications was the Virginia Center for Digital History, founded already in 1998, only a few years after the advent of the World Wide Web. As a concept, "digital history" has already a long history, but its meanings have changed through the decades, from the early emphasis on the 'hypertextual power' of information technology to the present enthusiasm for algorithmic methods in organizing big data.
Digital History in Finland III aims at bringing together historians who today work on different problems in digital history. The idea is to build an up-to-date view on what is happening in the field in Finland and to meet other scholars interested in similar questions.
The symposium will take place between 10-15 o'clock on 30 November. It will be followed by the annual Veikko Litzen lecture at 16.00. This year's lecture is given by Tim Hitchcock, Professor of Digital History at the University of Sussex and the Co-Director of Sussex Humanities Lab (http://www.sussex.ac.uk/profiles/336034). Hitchcock's lecture is titled:
Macroscopes and Microscopes: Computer assisted close reading of historical texts
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Kevin McGovern is the Chairman and CEO of McGovern Capital LLC, which provides Intellectual Property Rights Strategy, and originates, structures and implements capital formation, joint ventures and business alliances. In addition, he is also the principal of McGovern & Associates, which specializes in corporate law and intellectual property strategy with an emphasis on emerging businesses, mergers and acquisitions, securities, patent enforcement, corporate and partnership joint ventures, capital formation and R&D financing.
Kevin McGovern received his undergraduate degree from Cornell University and his law degree from St. John's University School of Law. He has also studied at the London School of Economics and Political Science.
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My 10 Goals For This Week
I was excited to cross almost everything off my list last week! I'm finding myself so motivated by doing weekly goal setting!
Last Week's Goals
Personal Goals
1. Take 5 morning walks in our neighborhood. 2. Read 10 chapters of The White Rose Resists. Finish listening to Where the Crawdad Sings. (I decided not to finish this book after getting halfway through the audiobook. You can read more why here.) 3. Do pelvic floor exercises at least four times.
Home/Family Goals
4. Finish reading The Giver aloud to the kids. 5. Go on a date with Jesse. 6. Go through baby clothes and put away those the babies have outgrown. 7. Get all needed school supplies.
Work/Blog Goals
8. Work on my manuscript edits 9. Make a plan for my Mastermind coaching sessions in August.
Word of the Year Goals
10. Make tea and spend an hour reading a book just for fun.
This Week's Goals
Personal Goals
1. Take 5 morning walks in our neighborhood.
2. Finish reading The White Rose Resists. Finish listening to Be the Bridge. Read 5 chapters of Fully Alive and You Be You.
3. Do pelvic floor exercises at least four times.
4. Write and mail a handwritten note.
Home/Family Goals
5. Read three chapters of A Boy's War as a family. Read three chapters of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory to the babies and Silas.
6. Go on a date with Jesse.
7. House projects: Organize storage room/go through makeup bag.
Work/Blog Goals
8. Finish my manuscript edits (the edited draft is due back to my publisher on August 17!)
9. Experiment with Reels on Instagram.
Word of the Year Goals
10. Make tea and spend an hour reading a book just for fun.
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Relax & Calm Canoeing
Location: Cigenter River, Handeleum Island
Best time: 10 am, 1 hour of activity.
Suggest: It is highly recommended to book in advance to the Hotel. Ideal activities at the beginning of sea trips from wells to Peucang Island or vice versa
Ticket Price: IDR 70,000 / person
Boat Rent: Include the package.
Warning: Do not disturb wildlife in the forest. It is not recommended to explore the forest without the supervision of the National Park or Hotel. Swimming is prohibited around the Cigenter valley and/or during canoeing activities.
Location: Cihandarusa, Sumino Lagoon, Ciapus, Badul Island
Best time: 9 am and 2 pm, while sunny weather.
Suggest: It is highly recommended to use life jackets while snorkeling.
Ticket Price: IDR 15,000 / person
Gear Rent: IDR 80,000 for snorkel + mask + fins
Boat Rent: Include the package.
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Location: Karang Copong, Cidaon
Best time: 8 – 11 pm
Suggest: Prepare your windproof jacket and best fishing bait.
Ticket Price: IDR 35,000 / person
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Boat Rent: Not include the package, please contact customers support for more detail.
Warning: Beware of windy weather.
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Location: Cidaon Meadow, Peucang Island (trekking path to Karang Copong)
Best time: 6-8 am and 3-5 pm
Suggest: Use insect repellent, better if taking anti-malaria medicine.
Ticket Price: IDR 35,000 / person
Gear Rent: Not available.
Boat Rent: Include the package.
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Buen ambiente de trabajo y motivación al equipo. Mi trabajo fue dentro de Century 21 pero no dependiendo directamente de ellos. Sino de una consecionaria de alteraciones.
Real Estate is easily the most stressful job I've ever had. It's Volatile in every way. It's also exciting to get the opportunity to help dreams come true.
Helping people with home ownership
Long hours, no guarantee of pay
Century 21, the Hills Realty is one of the best places I've ever worked. Everyone who works there is kind, encouraging and supportive. You couldn't ask for a better place to work!
Great company with great people. The turn over with the management team was very high and the lack of communication from location to location made the culture much different at each office and therefore difficult to navigate.
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The work was flexible. However, it was very difficult to get in contact with the boss and to top it off, also very difficult to get your paycheck on time.
Flexible work
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Excellent work environment, supportive an friendly management, good salary, received a new information about digital photo and video editing, improved my skills
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N/A way too much Im running a business. All of the above need to and will be done. Now Only thing have to do is continu to apply the necessary tactics to ensure all my t's and i's are taken care of.
Worst place I've ever worked for. They underpay you and expect you to move mountains. Doesn't help that the added pressure was purely the company's fault. They switched over to a system that messed up all aspects of the business. I can't tell you how many temps came and went while I was there.
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Working with the Real Estate Agents each day provided me with many situations that needed to be addressed quickly. This gave me great satisfaction in finalizing each requirement so their paperwork could be completed within the time frame specified. Emphasis had to be placed with both the buyer and seller in providing the appropriate documentation needed during each phase of the process.
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Grandma Lucy's Pureformance Grain-Free Rabbit Freeze-Dried Dog Food
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Since 1999, Grandma Lucy's has maintained a reputation for making only the best pet treats and are constantly developing new products packed with leading-edge nutrition and innovative design. That is why when you choose any of Grandma Lucy's many products, you know you are making the right choice for your pet.
The pureformance formula is accompanied by chickpeas instead of grains. Also known as Garbanzo Beans, Chickpeas are low glycemic legumes that are a great source of protein, folic acid, fiber, and the essential amino acid lysine. Folic Acid is very important for cardiovascular health and is needed for energy production. Fiber is important in aiding proper digestion. Lysine is vital for many body functions including growth and maintenance of tissues and muscle mass. Simple ingredients are used to bring your pet the best simple nutrition.Key Benefits
- Easy to prepare freeze-dried recipe: just add warm water, mix and serve. Ready in just 3 minutes!
- With premium ingredients like USDA rabbit that is hormone and antibiotic free, chickpeas, flax, apples, blueberries, cranberries, pumpkin and papaya
- A great option for pets prone to food sensitivities and digestive upset. Rich in natural omega fatty acids that help maintain a healthy skin and coat and healthy joints
- All natural, with no grains, by-products, preservatives or GMOs
- Provides complete and balanced nutrition for all life stages
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds, All Breeds
Food FormFreeze-Dried
Special DietGrain-Free, Gluten Free, Limited Ingredient Diet, GMO-Free, Natural, Sensitive Digestion
USDA Rabbit, Chickpeas, Flax, Carrots, Celery, Apples, Bananas, Blueberries, Cranberries, Pumpkin, Papaya, Spinach, Garlic, Vitamin A, Vitamin D3, Vitamin E, Niacin, Iron, Calcium, Phosphorus, Zinc, Riboflavin, Thiamin, Potassium, Manganese, Chloride, Copper, Magnesium, Pyridoxine, Cyanocobalamin.Caloric Content
4058 kcal/kg, 523 kcal/cup
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For each cup of Grandma Lucy's add 1 - 2 of warm water, mix and serve, ready in 3 minutes.
Most pets transition from their current food to Grandma Lucy's within 7 - 10 days. Here at Grandma Lucy's we believe that the slower the better when it comes to transitioning your pet as it always yields the most favorable results. Starting with small amounts of Grandma Lucy's initially and gradually increasing the amount over time.
Pet Food, Pure and Simple
Grandma Lucy's makes sure your pup gets the same quality food as the rest of the family with healthy food and treats that taste amazing, too. Everything's made in their own state-of-the-art kitchen in Southern California with top-of-the line ingredients and no preservatives or by-products. From freeze-dried food and single-ingredient treats to organic, oven-baked snacks, you're sure to find your pet's new favorite.
Just Like Home Cooking
You might not have time to prepare home-cooked meals for your pets, but Grandma Lucy's is always up for the job. They take care in every step by choosing unique USDA meats for their freeze-dried foods and organic, human-quality ingredients for their delicious baked treats. No matter which recipe you feed your pup, you can rest assured that he's getting the best there is!
Freeze-Dried, Grain-Free Food
Combines tasty tidbits of meat, potatoes, carrots, apples, blueberries and cranberries, and some recipes add bananas, pumpkin, and sweet potatoes.
These recipes start out with chicken, rabbit, goat, lamb or fish, plus wholesome chickpeas, a low-glycemic legume that's full of protein, folic acid and fiber.
Tasty chicken, turkey or fish is the main course, and quinoa is added as a gluten-free superfood that offers extra protein and amino acids.
This food helps increase your pet's nutrient intake with superfood ingredients like hemp hearts, coconut, kale and turmeric.
Freeze-Dried, Grain-Free Treats
Choose your dog's favorite protein (or sweet potatoes, if that's his thing) with these single-ingredient treats.
Made to match the complete food formulas with five of the same ingredients, so you can serve it as an appetizer.
Tiny Tidbits
Bite-sized meatball treats that make satisfying snacks between mealtimes.
Organic, Oven-Baked Treats
These bakery-fresh treats are certified kosher and made from 100% organic, non-GMO ingredients. They're baked into a bear shape and loaded with fruits and vegetables.
Grandma's Special Tummy Remedy
Simple Remedy is just what the (doggie) doctor ordered for an upset stomach. It's the traditional recipe for nausea, vomiting and diarrhea that's easy to digest and gentle on the stomach. This formula is recommended by veterinarians as something you can feed your pup in place of his regular meal until he's back to normal. The recipe is simple—just boneless, skinless chicken breast meat and plain white rice. Add some water, and it's ready to serve!
Nothing Less Than the Best
To make premium pet food, you have to start with the best ingredients. Grandma Lucy's is committed to using GMO-free, human-grade ingredients that meet strict specifications. All ingredients are USDA-inspected and approved, including fresh meat, fruits and veggies from trusted farms. Over 87% is sourced from the US, and Grandma Lucy's maintains personal contact with all growers and suppliers.
About Grandma Lucy's
With a name like Grandma Lucy's, you'd expect a company that's family-owned and operated—one that you can trust. And that's exactly what you'll find. Since 1999, the Shook family has created pet foods of the same quality and made from the same healthy ingredients as their own food. Their main taste tester was Lucy, an 11-year-old Cocker Spaniel who had no problem turning down food she didn't like. These recipes have passed the Lucy taste test, so you know your pets are sure to love them just as much.
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Baylee loves Grandma Lucy's!
By Sherry on Mar 29, 2020
Baylee loves Grandma Lucy's! I love feeding it to him because of it's ingredients and that it's freeze dried. I have used Chewy for many years now, for all of Baylee's needs. I even own stock in Chewy because that's how much believe in Chewy as a company. Your customer service is second to none in any ANY industry I have ever dealt with. Thank you for always standing behind your great products, pricing and treating your customers like family. As an ICU nurse on the front line of COVID19, it gives me some relief knowing that I can count on Chewy to take care of all of Baylee's needs during this difficult time. Thank you Chewy, for all you do!
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By monbon on Apr 1, 2020
I bought this food for my senior boxer who really benefits from being on a raw diet. She is much friendlier and less reactive overall on raw. This is a really good blend but after feeding her more than the guidelines for her weight she was still always hungry. I realized that there is not actually a lot of meat in the bag and I think the high protein amounts actually comes from the chickpeas—which I don't really think dogs benefit from as much as real rabbit meat.
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By Chris on Mar 18, 2020
I started feeding my dog this food and within seven days he was having horrid diarrhea. I would like to return this. I have had good luck with the fish pure performance--never had any problems, but it was expensive. I switched to this and didn't read the ingredients. I think adding the chickpeas and such is causing a problem.
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I've obsessed trying to find the best food. This is just great food. I use it one of my bases and I have to struggle to not feed him more because he wants it that badly. It's hard to find a dehydrated food without lentils or complex carbs. Don't give this one star because your dog won't eat it. If your dog won't eat this, it's because you aren't making his/her food interesting enough to eat. What I feed my active 2 yr old Redbone Coonhound: *3/4c of this + Nature's Instinct Raw Lamb Bites + *Wysong's Archetype Rabbit formula + *Nulo Freeze-dried Duck and pear + *Buckley Liberty Duck + Raw egg + Scoop of pumpkin Hydrated with some stock from grocery store *mixed into a I've obsessed trying to find the best food. This is just great food. I use it one of my bases and I have to struggle to not feed him more because he wants it that badly. It's hard to find a dehydrated food without lentils or complex carbs. Don't give this one star because your dog won't eat it. If your dog won't eat this, it's because you aren't making his/her food interesting enough to eat. What I feed my active 2 yr old Redbone Coonhound: *3/4c of this + Nature's Instinct Raw Lamb Bites + *Wysong's Archetype Rabbit formula + *Nulo Freeze-dried Duck and pear + *Buckley Liberty Duck + Raw egg + Scoop of pumpkin Hydrated with some stock from grocery store *mixed into a bin that goes into the fridge. … more
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By Nice on Jun 16, 2020
My girl enjoys this food, she is so excited when I open the bag to mix this food, It smells great.
They love the Rabbit
By Mollie on Jan 9, 2020
I have a Maltese with Cushing and diabetes and the other one is the most picky eater ever... This food has given the diabetic one so much energy and she's 11 years old. The picky eater had so many skin allergies was on antihistamines almost all the time. They both loved this food from the beginning. Katie's allergies is now where she doesn't have to be on any meds. They have always been on high quality dog foods but this is the first freeze dry high protein food. So easy to prepare and the quality and price is great. Will order again.
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By Ashley on Dec 30, 2019
I really wanted to like this food because it's such a high quality and my dog has recently started needing softer food due to age so this seemed perfect. She played along (kinda) while I was switching food over but after it was 100% the new stuff she wasn't having it. I tried mixing a bit of broth instead of all water and still nope. I call her piglet sometimes because she's all about food, food, food...so seeing her bowl with food still in it was a shock.
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By HerkysMom on Jan 27, 2020
I feed Hercules half pureformance half kibble. His energy levels improved dramatically when I switched him to this food. We have tried many foods even home cooking and nothing is as great as grandma Lucy!
Rabbit Stew!
By MKR13 on Jan 24, 2020
My dog is 13 YO and she loves this food! It is very meaty with lots of chunks. If your dog has allergies, rabbit is one of the best to feed.
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By Rosalie on Aug 5, 2019
I use this daily, stuffed in Toppls and frozen for dinner. I give it to do my dogs for dinner and they love the food, and also the enrichment. It takes them about 30 mins to get through a small frozen Toppl. Rabbit was recommended by two of my vets as a good protein for my dogs (tolerated my most dogs and cooling).


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You believe in it all? That strikes me as a little..... naive, shall we say.... I can accept that people can believe in certain odd (to me at least) things, but to say you believe in all paranormal phenomena strikes me as rather over the top, wouldn't you say?
Personally, I'm pretty open minded to the possibility of most paranormal phenomena, and some seem quite likely to be correct - there are many things yet unproven but it doesn't logically follow that they are not real - like many now established scientific paradigms which were once thought to be fantasy.
Sorry - I wasn't having a go at anyone or ridiculing anyone: honest guv! It just seemed a little odd that someone would profess to believe in all paranormal phenomena, many of which have been proved as hoaxes in the past. C'mon hale_bopp, let's hug and make up - whaddaya say?
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Oh man the roaring you got it too? I used to get it as a kid as well. The way I would describe it is like a deafening sound, except you 'heard' it not with your ears, but with your soul. I actually percieved the roaring as the voices of people, even though I could never make out any actual words. It was like the overlapping voices of millions of people, and along with this I could feel a staggering presence. It was kinda scary but also exciting. Back then I just accepted that it was something that would happen everynow and then in my dreams; only now do i realise it was a bit weird.
Wow.Thats fascinating. I have never heard the 'roaring' described like that but I think I understand what you mean. ( I have read descriptions of out-of-the-body experiences where people have described a kind of initial intense vibration, which I guess is the same thing) But voices? Thats not quite how it seemed to me, but I did sense an immense form of energy, both around me. and inside me at the same time. It did seem like a presence, too, but I am not sure of what!
In the beginning, this experience used to frighten me (I was very young) and I would struggle to "wake up" to normal consciousness (usually unsuccessfully!) but later, although it still felt scary, I learnt to 'go with it' .The feeling of being 'out of the body' was quite pleasant, although as I have said, I have never been able to decide if it was real , maybe an altered state of consciousness, or simply some kind of dream. But it occurs to me now I think more about it that even these three options blend into each other and are not clear cut!
I hope you will tell us more.
'All men dream, but not equally. Those who dream by night .... wake in the day to find that it was vanity:but the dreamers of the day are dangerous men, for they may act their dream with open eyes, to make it possible' (T.E.Lawrence)
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It seems like we're getting at the same thing. Feeling it around you and inside of you- thats what i was trying to express by saying you felt it with your soul.
I've got a bit more detail-
I would always be drawn toward one spot; the presences seemed to focus on this one spot, and feeling this, so would I. So here I am, along with these mind bogglingly immense (not immense in size, it should be noted, but rather in presence. My visual conception of them was undefined very nearly to the point of being non-existent.) beings. And at this focal point, the feeling of this roaring grows in intensity. It was vibrating, reverberating and I would get a feeling of almost unbearable 'bigness', but not really big in size, more big in depth, if that makes sense. So the beings are congregating around this point, and I feel that I should make some contribution to this field that they are focusing on. I try to do so; but to no discernable effect. My presence is almost completely drowned out by this perception of infinity and also the immense beings around me.
I would have this experience maybe every few months or so. And it would happen as I've described it above the same each time. It was distinctly different from my normal dreams because my normal dreams where usually quite hazy and undefined (ie they didnt really have a coherent narrative) but this experience I felt with distinct clarity.
Another experience I used to get as a kid used to occur when I was awake. Every now and then I would be dumbstruck by the fact of existence. I used to think to myself the exact words "It didn't have to happen, but it did". By 'it' I literally meant everything- the big bang, leading to the universe, leading to 5 or 6 year old me. It seemed oddly surprising to me that there should be something instead of nothing. Then I would sort of confirm that 'yes its true, I do exist', and consider my normal, everyday life with a sort of surprised fascination. And this wasn't some sort of philosophical rumination- I would feel this realisation- to use the phrase again, with my soul. It was a deep, heart rending realisation that THIS IS REALITY, and YOU ARE PART OF IT.
well, thats it for now..
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I think some paranormal things are interesting. I've read a little bit about those sort of things, but it is not a main interest or obsession of mine. At the same time, though, I also don't believe in a lot of the paranormal things I read about.
I don't believe in ghosts, but I do believe in something like ghosts. I believe that after a person dies, they are able to leave a sort of 'handprint' of their soul or feelings. I don't think they haunt places or people either. It's more like a little piece of them has been left behind. I don't believe in apparitions, where they look like people. I don't think we can see them. It's more like you can just feel them.
I've read quite a bit about UFOs, and I don't think they are real. There is just too much evidence against them. There have been many times in the past when people believed they had seen a UFO, but it turned out that the military had been testing a new aircraft. I saw a show on TV a couple years ago about a phenomenon called 'losing time'. I don't remember exactly what the show said, but it is something psychological where a person goes into another state of conciousness for a certain amount of time. During this, they still walk around (it is like sleepwalking, but they are awake). So when they regain their sense of self, they could be in entirely different place and not sure of what has happened. Most of the people who claim that they have been abducted by aliens have actually experienced this phenomenon.
I've also read about Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster. I don't believe in the myths exactly, but I do think that they might actually be based on an actual animal of some type. In the case of Bigfoot, he appears in the legends of some Native American tribes. Some experts think that in the Pacific Northwest there may have been some sort of man/bear/ape-like creature that lived in the forest thousands of years ago. I think the same might be true of the Loch Ness monster. There is also the bunyip of Australian folklore. Archeologists have recently found fossils of a huge (slightly larger than a bear) wombat-like animal with huge teeth that lived thousands of years ago, too.
I believe that there are aliens of some type. There has to be. I just don't think they have arrived on Earth or that they abduct people. As one of the most famous lines from the movie Contact goes, 'But I guess I'd say if it is just us... seems like an awful waste of space. '
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I'm not sure what I think ghosts are, but I think it may vary from case to case.
In some incidents, I do believe what you've said, that it is sort of a residual energy left over from a person, or even an event.
As for ghosts not looking like people, well, believe me or not, that's fine, but I have seen two ghosts that looked like people, and one that took the form of a dark, featureless figure. I have also seen and felt other apparitions that did not look like much of anything, just dark shapes moving, almost like shadows (with nothing casting them), and also just the sensation that there is something "other" in the room with me.
My brother once jokingly suggested that alien abductions and UFO sitings are just teenage aliens who just got their liscences going out for a joy ride .
He has other more serious theories on the matter, many involving enlightenment of the human race. I don't really agree with him, though.
I agree completely.
And.. I just realized after so many years, that that is a pun!
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I wasn't talking about just unidentified flying objects in general. I used the term 'UFO' to mean spaceship. (And, yes, I do know that using it just for that definition is not exactly accurate, sorry.)
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I wasn't talking about just unidentified flying objects in general. I used the term 'UFO' to mean spaceship. (And, yes, I do know that using it just for that definition is not exactly accurate, sorry.)
The problem I have with UFOs (as in the visitors from another planet variety) is simply: Do they want us to see them or not? If they do want us to see them, then why don't they just land at half-time in the World Cup final or the Superbowl, or take out an ad in the New York Times or whatever? If they don't want us to see them, then why do they fly around in big, shiny, silver, radar-visible spaceships with loads of coloured flashing lights all over them? Personally, I don't think there can be any doubt whatsover that there is life elsewhere in the Universe (the odds against us being alone are simply so astronomically unlikely as to be ridiculous), a good chunk of which will be intelligent - the question is are they here, flying around earth in giant mobile disco light-shows, wearing "grey" costumes, abducting rednecks and mutilating cattle? I find it unlikely they are to be honest...... If there are aliens visiting earth, there's no way with their technology that we'd ever see or perceive them.
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I've always had an huge interest in stuff like that..Do you ever listen to Coast to Coast AM? It airs overnight and most cities carry it..they have a website too, if you want to look..
I also like magazines like Fortean Times and the Skeptic Inquirer that are filled with articles and stories about paranormal and unusual things..
I don't live far from where they found that strange dog last year..they said it was just a sick-looking malnourished (thus the bluish skin) coyote, but hehe..i don't think so (it was a chupacabra, i think)
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I personally haven't had any paranormal experiences, but my great-uncle Ed did.
Ed was clinically dead. He left his body, and hovered above it watching the doctors making one last attempt to restart his heart. He heard the voice of God saying, "It's not your time yet." And then he woke up.
The strangest part is, he accurately remembered the conversation his doctors were having when he was "dead". The doctors were shocked when he told them this.
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