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European banking stocks fall despite Greek vote result
European banking stocks have fallen sharply despite the victory of the pro-bailout New Democracy party in Greece's elections on Sunday.
While the result raised hopes that Greece would stick to austerity measures and stay in the euro, analysts said that much uncertainty remained.
The fall in bank shares was seen across Europe, with Germany's Commerzbank and France's BNP Paribas both down 4.4%.
Spanish bond yields remained volatile, rising through the 7% danger level.
Wider share indexes were mixed. France's Cac 40 closed down 0.7%, while Germany's Dax was 0.3% higher. Both had earlier risen 1%.
London's FTSE 100 closed up 0.3% after falling in early trading, while in New York, the Dow Jones closed down 0.2%.
Among other banking shares, Deutsche Bank fell 1.1%, while Credit Agricole dropped 3.4%. In the UK, Royal Bank of Scotland dropped 5.0% and Lloyds Banking Group fell 3.6%, making them the biggest fallers on the FTSE 100.
The interest rate on the government bonds of Spain - the eurozone country said to be most at risk of needing a full international bailout in the future - hit another new high. The yield on Spain's 10-year bonds had initially fallen as low as 6.767%, before rising to 7.144%.
Italy's 10-year bond yield also rose, hitting 6.08%, after earlier falling to 5.85%.
Euro slips
The main share indexes of Spain and Italy also fell.
Spain's Ibex closed down 3.0%, while Italy's FTSE MIB lost 2.9%.
In the currency markets, the euro was slightly lower against the dollar, at $1.2579 from $1.2637 late on Friday.
Asian shares had earlier posted strong gains, with Japan's Nikkei 225 index and South Korea's Kospi both closing up 1.8%, while Australia's ASX 200 added 1.9%.
Antonis Samaras, the leader of the New Democracy party, said on Sunday that "the Greek people voted today to stay on the European course and remain in the eurozone".
"There will be no more adventures. Greece's place in Europe will not be put in doubt."
'Too euphoric'
Adrian Slack, head of equities at Bastion Capital, said the initial reaction to the Greek election result was "too euphoric".
He added: "Fundamentally, the problems [in Greece and the eurozone] haven't changed."
Peter Schiff, of the brokerage Euro Pacific Capital, added: "How long is it going to take for people to worry about Spain again?"
Spain's borrowing costs have been hitting euro-era record levels, indicating that lenders were concerned about Madrid's ability to repay its debts.
Last week, the ratings agency Moody's cut Spain's credit rating to one notch above "junk".
Yet other analsyts were more optimistic.
Masayuki Doshida, a senior market analyst at Rakuten Securities, said the victory of Greece's New Democracy party had allayed eurozone fears for now.
"There'll be a definite sense of relief spreading around today," said Masayuki Doshida, she said.
Fellow analyst, David Lennox of Fat Prophets, told the BBC that the worst of the Greek crisis could now be over.
"We think that early punters are already taking the view that a floor has been put under the crisis for now," he said.
Contagion concerns
The elections in Greece were being watched closely, not just by eurozone leaders but also investors all across the globe.
Greece, which is suffering from a sovereign debt crisis, has received two bailouts in the past two years.
It was given an initial package worth 110bn euros (£89bn; $138bn) in 2010, followed by another one agreed last year worth 130bn euros.
However, the EU and IMF have attached tough austerity measures, including state spending cuts, as pre-conditions to those packages.
There have been various demonstrations against these cuts in Greece and the Syriza party had said that it would renegotiate the conditions if it came to power.
It had led to fears that if eurozone leaders and Athens did not agree on the existing terms, Greece may be forced to leave the eurozone.
There were concerns that such a move may spread contagion to other eurozone countries and result in turmoil in the global economy.
However, the BBC's business editor, Robert Peston, said the new Greek government still faced an uphill challenge.
He said that bankers had told him Greece needed "eurozone governments and the European Central Bank to write off a big slug of what they are owed".


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Walk through the Christmas Story Fri 22nd Dec 6pm
Christmas Cracker Sat 2nd Dec
Messy Church 17th December 11 am
Sunday 22nd October come and join us for Messy church
Come and join us for Messy Church, our monthly informal session for families with songs, Bible story, games, crafts, food and lots of fun!
Sunday 24th September Messy Church for families
Baptism Sunday 10th September
Exciting to have Clive's baptism this month!
Midweek meetings over August and September
Through August we are getting together for 'Social, prayer and share' evenings, 7 to 9pm, in different members' homes. Newcomers and visitors welcome. Please contact us for details of venues. Here are the dates:
Wednesday 9th August in Eye, Thursday 17th August in Hoxne, Wednesday 23rd August in Diss and 31st August in Cranley Green.
Then after the Summer holidays will be a series of evenings on 'Profiling your giftings', exploring how as individuals we can best serve as part of the church. This series will run on Wednesdays 6th, 13th, 20th and 27th September.
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Thursday, November 15, 2012
Need yarn NOW?
If you have ordered from us before, you know that it can take several weeks for us to fill your order. That is because we dye to order which means that when your order comes in we have to wind off the correct size and number of skeins in the yarn you want, dye it the specific color you want, let it dry, twist it and label it and finally ship it. Combine that with our on-going clubs, wholesale orders and the occasional show, taking into account that there are only two of us (Kelly and Laura), and you can see why it takes us so long to fill orders. Thankfully most of you know about this so you order your yarn well ahead of when you need it. But sometimes you need yarn NOW. Whether its for a project with a looming deadline or a KAL that starts in a few days or simply because a pattern is calling to you so strongly that you must cast on immediately- sometimes you just can't wait. For immediate shipping you can order from our Available Now inventory. We normally ship first class or priority mail but if you need a faster shipping option, please leave us a comment in your order!
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Disneys Soarin
Walt Disney World's Soarin' is a gliding simulation ride located at the Epcot theme park. Lasting approximately 5 minutes, this simulation takes you on a glided tour of California, where you will experience some of the state's most treasured landmarks, such as the Golden Gate Bridge, Redwood Creek, Napa Valley, Monterey, Lake Tahoe, Yosemite National Park, Camarillo, Anaza-Borrego Desert State Park, San Diego, Malibu, and Los Angeles.
Infused with the scents of orange trees, evergreens, and even ocean mists, this simulation makes you feel as if you are truly living the experience, not just simulating it. Taking off with heights over 40 feet, you'll be soaring through the clouds while experiencing truly glorious sceneries, with the winds and scents that go along with it. Your flight comes to an end with a spectacular presentation of the fireworks offered at the Disney theme parks. Although this is a gentle ride, it is required that the glider be at least 40 inches tall to keep it fun for everyone.
Soarin' first made its way to Disney's California Adventure Park in 2001, and made its way to Disney's Epcot in 2005 due to its vast popularity. With wait times usually estimating greater than an hour, it's recommended that you take advantage of Disney's fast pass system, so that your layover to California's hotspots is easier to manage
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Honda CR-V diesel coming soon
1st November, 2013
The new variant – in four-wheel drive only – features a 2.2 litre
turbo diesel engine delivering 110 kW of power and an impressive 350 Nm of torque .....
Hyundai ix35 Series II released
1st November, 2013
The ix35 Series II model range benefits from the introduction of two new
petrol engines with direct injection; the Nu 2.0-litre GDI and Theta 2.4-litre GDI, while the current R-series 2.0-litre
CRDi diesel engine is carried over .....
Nissan Dualis to be named Qashqai
1st November, 2013
Currently undergoing pre-production factory testing, the second
generation Qashqai is intended to set new benchmarks for active safety technologies, driver comfort and refinement .....
BMW 4-Series coupe released
1st November, 2013
The very first BMW 4 Series; Longer, wider and lower than the
predecessor; Centre of gravity under 500 mm; Higher levels of standard specification; 420d, 428i and 435i models
now available; 420i model arrives from January 2014 .....
Kia Cerato Koup next generation released
4th November, 2013
The top-of-the-line Koup's 1.6-litre GDi twin-scroll Turbo, the
first forced induction petrol engine for Kia Motors Australia, underscores Kia's determination to keep the customer
satisfied .....
Audi's new A3 & S3 Cabriolets coming Q3 2014
5th November, 2013
The initial engine line-up will include two petrol (1.4 TFSI and 1.8
TFSI) and one diesel (2.0 TDI) unit. All will come standard with the S tronic dual-clutch transmission .....
Citroen's new C3 released
5th November, 2013
Built in France the front end gets a new "smile" with restaged
Citroen chevrons and bumper-mounted LED daytime running lights, providing a steelier gaze and extra expressiveness .....
Jaguar F-TYPE coupe debut just weeks away
6th November, 2013
The all-aluminium F-TYPE Coupé range will deliver in production form
the uncompromised design vision of the acclaimed C-X16 concept, and will complement the existing F-TYPE Convertible
range .....
Chrysler expands 300 line-up with 300S
6th November, 2013
New exterior styling and interior equipment on 300S accentuate the
flagship Chrysler's "Imported from Detroit" attitude and street-cred; Priced* from $47,500* .....
Nissan Qashqai second gen unveiled
8th November, 2013
Nissan marks another milestone with its cross-over vehicles with the
unveiling of the second generation Qashqai. In Australia this model had been known as Dualis, but when the new model
arrives next year it will come with the Qashqai badge .....
Ford to drop FPV and bring back XR8
11th November, 2013
The return of the XR8 is timed to coincide with the introduction
of the next Falcon and Territory update .....
BMW 2-Series Coupe for 2014
12th November, 2013
As well as a stand alone appearance and increased dimensions,
there is also greater depth to its product substance in terms of both technology and standard equipment .....
Mazda CX-5 updated
12th November, 2013
Pricing for Maxx and Maxx Sport models remain unchanged, with
the Safety Pack available for $1,490* on the Maxx Sport. There is a increase of $400* and $800* for Grand
Touring and Akera respectively .....
Volkswagen recall 239,000 Amaroks
14th November, 2013
In order to avoid any accidental damage to the fuel lines a chafe
protector is being fitted at the affected points as part of a global recall programme .....
Recall: 800,000 Volkswagen Tiguans
15th November, 2013
Although Volkswagen Group Australia are not talking numbers at the
present time Next Car can confirm that approximately 800,000 vehicles are affected .....
Tent for Honda CR-V
15th November, 2013
The tent is suitable for all outdoor activities, with two doors
and an access point to the CR-V, extending usable space into the vehicle. Featuring three mesh windows and an
extendable rain fly .....
Holden Barina RS released
15th November, 2013
New RS adds 1.4l iTi petrol engine from the Cruze; manual or
automatic; RS priced from $20,990* .....
Mercedes-Benz CLA-Class released
17th November, 2013
With three variants for the Australian market, the CLA-Class
embodies the role of the trendsetter, offering innovative styling and dynamic driving capabilities to provide
a lasting impression .....
Mini: new generation unveiled
19th November, 2013
Even though the new Mini is instantly recognisable, the car is
completely new from the ground up. Every component has been back to the drawing board in an effort to optimise its
function, performance and style .....
All-new Honda Odyssey arrives Feb 2014
19th November, 2013
On the outside, the new Odyssey is bigger than its predecessor
and its exterior styling is all-new design. It features one-touch power sliding doors (on selected models only) .....
Porsche Macan debuts
21st November, 2013
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features are teamed with comfort and everyday suitability .....
Renault Master supersized
24th November, 2013
"Sales of Renault light commercial vehicles have been going through the
roof lately, so we now have raised the ceiling for Master customers," says Lyndon Healey, Brand Manager for Renault LCV .....
Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit
27th November, 2013
The Summit builds on the comprehensive Grand Cherokee 3.0 CRD Overland
(diesel) model specification, delivering a suite of new luxury features while keeping the price to $75,000* .....
Aussies cross America
28th November, 2013
Rod and Michael began the 3,000 mile journey in their 1930 Ford Model
A at Staten Island on Friday 22nd November with the aim of reaching Venice Fishing Pier in around 60 hours .....
Audi update the A6 sedan
29th November, 2013
Additional standard equipment and a new series of high-value Technik
packages top the list of highlights now afforded to customers .....
Nissan GT-R for 2014
29th November, 2013
Recalibrated suspension for more sophisticated ride and better
road-holding; Enhanced exterior with LED lamp technology and distinctive front and rear design; Added premium cabin
interior with improved quality and trim options; Expected here in March 2014 .....
Honda Civic sedan update
29th November, 2013
A new black cloth trim, halogen daytime running lights and an
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text: It's become somewhat of a tradition now that members and friends come together to decorate t-shirts to express our pride for our sexual, gender and romantic identity. These are then proudly worn during Bristol Pride's march for all to see. The rain tried to spoil the day but the fine folk at The Windmill allowed us to use their tables for a few hours.


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Welcome to a monthly edition of RuneScape guides called Smart Scaping, where me and Evil Lucario alternate each month uploading an offical, in depth guide. Anyways, sit back and enjoy the guide.
I know people want to see 1m+ an hour when they see a money guide. But lets be realistic, while this is possible for higher levels in members, its nearly impossible for free players. I've done every method there is in f2p, from mining rune in the wilderness, killing Reverents(don't even bother), to picking up ashes, out of all the things I've tried I'm happy to say that this is the best there is.
I was a free player for four years in RuneScape before I took the plunge into the member worlds. It was something I was proud of, I made my first 1k levels in f2p which is a feat harder than it sounds and not many people do it. I loved the small f2p community, and while most of the players consisted of bots or beggers, there was a community out there and it thrived.
I quickly learned that money in f2p plays a huge role, arguably more so than in members. I figure the gold ratio between members and free players is 1:10, although I could be off. If you were f2p and had a couple million gp in the bank you were considered rich. In members you gotta have a party hat to catch someones attention. It was alot of fun, but always hard, as the money in f2p doesn't come easy regardless of the levels.
All over Youtube and websites people are screaming at you about the best, new way to make over 1000k gp an hour with no skill requirements. I skimmed these scams and quickly found they were not worth your time, until I found out about this method. Its one of the surest ways to make money as a f2p player (and it works great for lower level members as well), I started using this method years ago and I am quite happy to say years later its even better than it was.
Anyway, lets get into it.
~Access to the Runecrafting guild (50 Runecrafting)
Method Basics
What you are going to be doing is playing the mini game called "The Great Orb Project" (or gop). Through this mini game you are given tokens as rewards, these tokens can be spent on a great variety of things, however for money making you only want to spend them on Water Talismans. Each Water Talisman buys at 50 game tokens.
Why does this work? Water talismans are a secondary ingredient for a summoning pouch, they are often used by the higher summoning levels to level up, thus the demand is very high and the supply very low. On average water talismans sell anywhere from 10.5k to 11.5k each on the Grand Exchange, making the potential profit to be very large.
You can get to the Runecrafting Guild at the top of the Wizards Tower through the center blue portal.
Getting A Game
One of the reasons why the supply for water talismans is low is due mainly to the fact that no one plays gop, seemingly making it a dead mini game. Since you need 4 people to join before a game can start it can make it very frustrating. However, one FC still remains that focuses only on gop, you'll be using this FC because without it you won't find a game. Everyone in the FC plays on the free worlds (members and free players have the potential to make exactly the same number of tokens per hour), and these players are gop pros. They are usually low level skillers whose purpose of the account is to only play gop and get better.
FC: "Death Erebus"
In A Game
During the mini game players will be teleported to 6 different Runecrafting alters (Air, Mind, Water, Earth, Fire, Body). Once at an alter players have a few minutes to 'pull' orbs towards the alter base using wands. With each orb collected that team scores a point, whichever team has the highest point at the end of the round wins that alter.
Sounds simple? Its not.
As stated before alot of these players have been playing the minigame for many many years, they are true experts. At first it can be very frustrating as you'll get into a game and usually will lose all the alters resulting in very little token reward. However, the players in the FC are very friendly and wan't to see gop become more successful if you ask them they'll help you learn the basics of the game and the best strategy at winning. Once you get the basics down and understand orb movement then you'll quickly become better. So at first you won't be making nearly as much money as you could, but as you get better you'll start to win more alters resulting in more cash.
The technique to being a successful gopper is too complex to write out in this guide. However, there are some guides on Youtube and as I said the people in the FC are more than willing to help you learn.
Helpful Terms
2v0– This is where two players play on one team against an alternate account. This lets them win all alters thus gaining maximum tokens per hour, this is highly suggested to do for the best money.
50/50– This is where players split the alters meaning each team wins the same amount, giving each team a fair amount of tokens.
tjomp/glitching– Players can leave a match right before it begins to allow them to not have to play but not have to wait the time punishment received for skipping games. This is a good thing to learn and can be very helpful.
alt– This can mean two things, either Alter or Alternate Account.
pull-This is the act of pulling an orb towards you using your wands.
drag– This happens when a player is pulled towards the orb instead of the orb being pulled towards the player. This can occur in different situations and it is important to learn how to avoid it.
Cashing In
Once you've amounted a good amount of tokens you can easily cash them in. To do so simply trade Elriss it will open an interface with the available rewards. If you are looking to make money the only thing you are concerned about is the water talismans.
Right click on the water talisman and select 'Buy X' type in 28 (for full inventory), then run shortly over to the east side of the guild where a bank deposit box is. Do so repeatedly until you get as many water talismans as you want or run out of tokens.
Then go to the Grand Exchange put in your water talismans and submit your offer.
Pro tip: Water talismans are a great item to merchant, their price rises and falls very often, use this to your advantage. Make sure you only sell the water talismans when they are high in price (usually between 11k-12k). Also check the market often, sometimes they will fall as low as 8k before quickly going back up to the higher prices, buy then and then return sell them a few days later for a great profit.
Math: Players can get up to 750 tokens each game(this requires winning all alters) this is 15 water talismans every 14 minutes and 30 seconds. That's roughly 3,000 tokens per hour or 60 talismans an hour. Currently they sell at 19.8k (NOTE: this is HIGHLY inflated due to Double Experience Weekend, during any regular point of a year it will be MUCH lower, around 12k each. Once the prices drop significantly I will update this price and the math.) 60 water talismans multiplied by 19.8k gives you 1,188,000 gp per hour.
However, expect to get between 700k and 900k an hour due to losing alters.


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The Simple Woman's Daybook~March 10th Entry
Outside my window… snow! I had no idea it was going to snow last night.
I am thinking… it is a perfect day to read to the kids.
From the learning rooms… learning about soil and seeds.
I am thankful for…a clean, comfortable home
From the kitchen…BREAD!!! Smells heavenly. Made it from freshly-ground whole wheat!
I am wearing… jeans, black top & black sweater.
I am reading…housefairy.org
I am hoping… to fix the clothesline outside – the gas bill has been too high the last couple of months.
I am creating… tea bags and decorating tea tins for the Open House in a couple of weeks.
I am hearing… the dish washer, clothes dryer, and someone playing with a toy truck
Around the house…friends coming up the drive for a playdate.
One of my favorite things… a cup of tea on a cold, snowy day
A few plans for the rest of the week… dentist, dance class, date night
Here is a picture thought I am sharing with you…


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The little waterside town of Emsworth, with its lovely views of the tranquil Chichester Harbour has everything you need nestled in its charming alleyways and characterful streets - with the stunning South Downs countryside close-by.
At McCarthy & Stone we believe the most important part of retirement living is having a beautiful place to live. That's why we're proposing a luxurious range of one and two bedroom apartments in this stunning area of Hampshire. We'll bring you contemporary living that's spacious, bright and airy - perfectly designed and fully decorated to suit the most demanding tastes. We will provide everything you'd expect from a luxury home, with balconies on selected properties; underfloor heating; fully fitted high-end appliances; modern security features and a host of thoughtful touches and clever design details.
Outdoors the beauty will continue with elegant, fully maintained landscaped gardens, designed to enhance and complement your surroundings. There's even a smart and comfortable on-site Lounge where you can meet up for a chat with friends and neighbours - or plan another leisurely day by the harbour.
Emsworth sits comfortably on the shores of Chichester Harbour; once a busy port filled with fishermen, rope-makers and shipwrights. These days the pace is more leisurely and now you're more likely to see yachts and pleasure-boats plying the tranquil waters. Although a small town, Emsworth remains perfectly formed and contains a huge amount of character, with buildings from just about every architectural period gracing the enticing streets. There's also a surprising amount to enjoy, with plenty of welcoming pubs and a variety of excellent restaurants, cafes and eateries.
As well as the waterfront serenity and gorgeous views, you'll find that Emsworth has more than its fair-share of the essentials too. There are traditional bakeries and independently owned butchers and delicatessen shops - as well as plenty of larger supermarkets and convenience stores close-by. All of life's necessities are easily met with two post offices, a pharmacy, a doctors' surgery, dentist, a library and even the odd gift-shop.
Sitting on the junction of the A/M27 and A3, Emsworth has exceptional road links and you can enjoy easy access to the large towns of Southampton, Portsmouth and Chichester. The nearby Emsworth train station has direct lines to Portsmouth, Brighton and London and there is an excellent bus service with a frequent stop close to the development, which takes you directly into the town centre.
McCarthy & Stone is the leading housebuilder for retirement properties in the UK. It was formed by John McCarthy and Bill Stone, who became partners in 1975, and focussed on building retirement properties from 1977.
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Jesus Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!
Alleluia, Alleluia!!
I wish all of you and your families a
Blessed Easter and a joyous Easter Season!
"This is the day the Lord has made;
let us rejoice and be glad."
Fr. Steve
Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Jesus Christ is risen! He is risen indeed!
Alleluia, Alleluia!!
I wish all of you and your families a
Blessed Easter and a joyous Easter Season!
"This is the day the Lord has made;
let us rejoice and be glad."
Fr. Steve
Palm Sunday 3/25/2018
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
As we begin Holy Week I have some exciting news to share regarding youth ministry for our parish. Fr. Ted Keating, Pastor of Seven Sorrows Parish in Middletown, and I have been in discussions to join efforts to hire a full time coordinator of youth ministry, who will serve both parishes. Our hope is to implement LIFETEEN for High School Youth along with EDGE for middle schoolers. We are currently receiving applications and look forward to holding interviews in the near future. As we eagerly anticipate the completion of our new parish center next month, we also must pray for our ministries and parish life to grow with our facility. A renewed focus on our youth will be a wonderful way to bring life to our parish and make good use of the new addition.
Please prayer for our search for a youth ministry coordinator to be successful.
Fr. Steve
Fifth Sunday of Lent 3/18/2018
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
Like many of you I love fresh fruit and vegetables, especially vine ripe tomatoes in the summer. Sadly, there is no rectory garden, and I've already mentioned on a couple occasions that I do not have a green thumb, so my garden would look pretty pathetic. Gardening is hard work. It requires diligent care and attention to take a seed and turn it into a beautiful flower or a stalk of sweet corn. Jesus and his followers understood how important the process of farming and gardening is. This is why the grain of wheat imagery he uses in this weekend's Gospel is so powerful: "Amen, amen, I say to you, unless a grain of wheat falls to the ground and dies, it remains just a grain of wheat; but if it dies, it produces much fruit."
During our Lenten renewal, are we willing to be like garden seeds and risk being split apart so that we can renew ourselves and grow into a life rich with abundance to share with others? Are we willing to dedicate ourselves to growing our faith and our relationship with Christ so that we may become the Christians God wants us to be? Equally as important, are we willing to let the world's greatest Gardener nurture us, not by sun and water, but by His never-ending love and his promise to us each and every day? If so, then through our death and rebirth we, too, can produce much fruit and commit to sharing it with others.
Fr. Steve
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
This past weekend the Diocese of Harrisburg began its year long celebration of its 150th anniversary. Prayer cards were distributed at Mass, but for those who may not have received one, I am including the prayer here for you to use in your devotion time.
Almighty Father, through the work of providence You established the Diocese of Harrisburg 'for a lasting remembrance' of the Church of Christ in south central Pennsylvania.
We thank You for the generations of faithful Catholics whose lives have witnessed to the Gospel and have made Your Son present through divine worship, by charitable works, teaching, and healing.
For those who have gone before us in faith, grant an eternal place in Your heavenly kingdom.
For those who continue the ministry of the Church today, bestow Your grace and strength to remain faithful and zealous.
And for those who will inherit the work of Your hands, accomplished in and through us, pour out Your heavenly blessing, so that what has been done with Your help in our Diocese may come to full maturity in Christ Jesus, our Lord.
Fr. Steve
Third Sunday of Lent 3/4/2018
Dear Brothers and Sisters in Christ,
After reviewing the preferences of parents/guardians and our current catechists and considering the many ways we hope to use our new parish center facility, we have decided to have religious education classes for grades Kindergarten through 8th grade meet on Wednesday evenings for the 2018-2019 school year. We realize that no time will suit everyone's needs perfectly and we thank you in advance for your patience and flexibility.
The schedule for our Religious Education Program will be as follows.
Kindergarten - Grade 6: 6:30-7:35 PM
Grades 7-8: 6:30-8:00 PM
There will be time set aside for preschoolers, most likely during a Sunday Mass, but this has not yet been finalized.
Thank you to all who provided feedback to us. It was greatly appreciated in helping us make this decision. We are looking forward to moving into our new parish center and having a facility that better meets the needs of our Religious Education Program and our other parish ministries.
If you are interested in volunteering with our RE program, we are always in need of catechists and aides to share their faith and time with the youth of our parish! Please contact Amy Smedley at 717-951-5434 or firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Fr. Steve and Amy Smedley, CRE
Parish Office Hours
Mondays: 8am - 4pm
Tuesdays: 8am - 4pm
Wednesdays:8am - 2pm
Thursdays: 8am - 4pm
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WEST ASHLEY, SC (WCSC) - Police have arrested two people after officers say they found three children at a West Ashley home filled with drugs.
The Charleston Police Department charged 39-year-old Raynard Simmons and 32-year-old Quinesha Grant with trafficking cocaine, possession with intent to distribute marijuana and three counts of unlawful conduct towards a child.
On Thursday night, police executed a search warrant at an apartment on North Avalon Circle where three children were found living.
Authorities say they also found a digital scale, a marijuana cigarette in a bedroom closet, 14 grams of cocaine in a kitchen drawer, 2 grams of marijuana in another kitchen drawer, 3 ounces of marijuana in a kitchen cabinet and 2 empty 9mm magazine clips on a kitchen shelf.
Investigators say they also found a 9mm round in a speaker box in one of the bedrooms.
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A roadshow will make its way through the African continent to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to launch the new dotAfrica (.africa) geographic Top Level Domain (gTLD) to the people of Africa.
The regions which will form part of the roadshow, representing the AU member states, will include East, West, North, and Southern Africa.
A highlight of the journey will be the Mount Kilimanjaro summit attempt by the .africa team who will be proudly carrying the .africa flag.
The roadshow culminates at the AU Headquarters in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia in January 2018 at the Heads of State Summit where the .africa flag will be returned to its home. The .africa flag's story began when it was officially handed over to the .africa team in the Nelson Mandela Plenary Hall at the AU Headquarters.
The flag handover orchestrated by the AU chairperson Alpha Condè to the chairperson of the AUC, Moussa Faki Mahamat who in turn handed it over to Lucky Masilela, CEO of Registry Africa and representing the .africa team signified the beginning of promoting the use of the .africa domain name in pursuit of African unity, peace and prosperity.
The roadshow will celebrate .africa as an example of Africans working together to achieve a common goal.
"Just as the eventual commercial launch of .africa was an example of Africans overcoming enormous odds in the quest to better their lives through a unique online identity, so too will the pan-African trek by the .africa team. This roadshow will again illustrate that nothing stands in the way of a united Africa" says Masilela.
Registry Africa is the administrator of the .africa gTLD. The roadshow is an opportunity to mobilise all people across the African continent to take ownership of the .africa domain name.
"The .africa roadshow is more than a marketing exercise. It signifies an end to the unwarranted delay in the delegation of .africa and the denial of the African people the right to their own digital identifier. Africa has finally prevailed and we plan to communicate this during this unparalleled continental roadshow," Masilela says.
"We are extremely grateful to the AUC for its unwavering support throughout this long journey that began as far back as the OR Tambo and Abuja Declarations where it was resolved to use ICT to ensure the development of Africa. It is now time to create the next chapter in the .africa story as the general public begins contributing to Africa's development each time they register a .africa domain name," he concludes.
A roadshow will make its way through the African continent to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia to launch the new dotAfrica (.africa) geographic Top Level Domain (gTLD) to the people of Africa.


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By Thomson Reuters Foundation - Jul 05,2018 - Last updated at Jul 05,2018
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Most parents believe their adolescents should spend time alone with the paediatrician during routine visits to talk about any concerns or questions, according to a new study.
"Kids don't always disclose their health information to doctors and parents, which means they try to negotiate serious health issues without a trusted adult," said Melissa McKee of Albert Einstein College of Medicine in Bronx, New York.
McKee, who was not involved with this study, has researched the challenges of providing confidential care to adolescents. Teens are more likely to seek health care and openly talk to doctors when they are assured of privacy, particularly for issues related to sexual behaviours, substance use and mental health.
"Kids need a trusted adult as they transition from a setting where health decisions are typically made for them to adulthood when they're completely in charge of their own health," she told Reuters Health by phone.
Researchers at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia surveyed 91 parents and teens aged 14 to 17 who attended a routine wellness visit with a paediatrician. During a follow-up phone call two weeks after the visit, parents reported whether their child met with the paediatrician alone, rated the importance of alone time and talked about the barriers of adolescent-paediatrician communication.
Ultimately, 86 per cent of adolescents had time alone for part of the wellness visit, ranging from five to 30 minutes. Fifty-three parents, or 58 per cent, said this private time had "a lot" of importance, and another 25 parents (27 per cent) ranked it a bit lower but still said it had "quite a bit" of importance. Parents of males were almost twice as likely to agree that alone time with the doctor was important. Parents also said communication barriers included rapport and familiarity with the paediatrician, privacy concerns, emotional comfort, trust and support.
"We need to start creating opportunities for kids to have autonomy with regard to health issues," McKee said. "It's not all or nothing at a certain age. They don't suddenly become fully in charge of themselves."
Future studies should focus on the gender difference, McKee added. She and colleagues found that moms with daughters, in particular, were nervous about losing the leadership role in health decisions and did not want their daughters to be exposed to certain topics related to sexuality.
"Some mothers believed certain conversations might even be a green light for [their daughters] to be sexually active," she said. "The gender difference is a consistent pattern we see."
To battle the barriers to communication with teens, some paediatricians implement mandatory alone time early and build it into annual visits as patients approach their teen years.
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Pay Saddam's hostages what's rightly due them
U.S. victims have waited too long for compensation
Though they do not know each other, Gerald Benard of Huntsville and Marcia Bailey of Houston are linked by fate, having endured the same horrifying experience as American victims of Saddam Hussein's reign of terror in Iraq. On Aug. 2, 1990, their lives were forever altered when Saddam ordered his security forces to take them hostage following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait.
For the next six weeks, Marcia was detained as a "human shield" at a petrochemical plant near the Kuwaiti border, where she lived in constant terror of being tortured, executed or killed in an allied bombing raid. Marcia was released in mid-September, but she spent the next three months agonizing over the fate of her husband, who remained in captivity until mid-December.
Gerald was not so lucky. During his 130-day ordeal as a "human shield," he was shuffled from one strategic site to another, subjected to mock executions in which bullets were fired just above his head, and brutally beaten with such force as to leave him permanently blinded in his left eye. Detained in a filthy, insect-infested cell and fed maggot-infested meals, he was disabled by dysentery, lost more than 25 pounds and struggled to maintain his sanity. More than 17 years later, he continues to suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder and remains haunted by painful memories of the ordeal.
Following the conclusion of the crisis, the State Department could have held Iraq accountable for its crimes by compensating the human shields from frozen Iraqi funds on deposit in U.S. banks. But it did nothing. So, Gerald, Marcia and about 400 other former hostages filed suit against Iraq under a 1996 law that permits American victims of terrorism to seek redress against rogue nations.
By mid-2002, 180 victims had obtained judgments totaling $94 million. And, on the eve of Operation Iraqi Freedom, President George W. Bush authorized their payment from blocked Iraqi accounts. But the administration then transferred all remaining Iraqi funds to the Coalition Authority in Iraq — leaving 240 other American victims with identical claims, including Gerald and Marcia, out in the cold.
Acknowledging that this was grossly unfair, the Bush administration promised to "make sure that people who secure judgments find some satisfaction," and Secretary of State Colin Powell assured Congress that his department would lead that effort. But for four years, the department did nothing.
Finally, in December 2007, Congress stepped into the void by passing a $694 billion defense bill, which contained a provision that would have enabled Marcia, Gerald and other American victims of Saddam's brutality to obtain compensation from monies Iraq has deposited in U.S. banks. Shockingly, on the basis of that single provision, President Bush vetoed that mammoth defense bill just before the New Year and demanded that Congress re-enact it without the offending language. With so many vital defense programs at stake, Congress had little choice and earlier this year it did just that.
Why was President Bush willing to make such a fuss over a provision that would have done nothing more than secure justice for Saddam's American victims? Because the State Department persuaded him that it would imperil the reconstruction effort by tying up "billions" in Iraqi money.
As the department knows, that is a gross exaggeration. Iraq's true exposure from all the Saddam-era lawsuits is about 1 percent of the $25 billion Iraq has deposited in American banks — or less than what we have been spending in that country every day for the past five years.
Disgracefully, having abdicated its responsibility to American victims of terrorism, the State Department is attacking them for "privatizing" American foreign policy and intruding on its diplomatic turf.
Worse yet, having delayed a military pay increase, the department and its supporters have gone so far as to blame them for "jeopardizing our troops in the field" and handing "a propaganda victory" to our enemies in Iraq.
These accusations are as false as they are offensive. Traumatized and degraded by Iraq, Gerald and Marcia have asked nothing more than that their government honor its promise by helping them and their fellow hostages obtain satisfaction from Iraq for the injuries inflicted upon them by its former regime — and for which its present government remains responsible under international law. Surely, that is not too much to ask of a country for which we have spent so much American treasure and shed so much American blood.
Wolf, a former attorney with the Department of State's Office of the Legal Adviser, has 20 years of experience litigating sovereign immunity issues. He is presently lead counsel for the former American hostages in their lawsuits against the Republic of Iraq.


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2016's first publication featuring my work came out on the 1st of Jan in the BBC's monthly history magazine. Their commissions are always right up my street as I am a big fan of history, so if I can get paid to illustrate it, well then that makes me very happy indeed! Here's a look at my last two images commissioned by BBC History starting with Decembers issue.
This image from the December publication is depicting the capture of Richard III by forces loyal to the House of York in the Battle of Wakefield. There were a couple of things I had to bare in mind when putting this one together, firstly I wasn't allowed to show any gore secondly no battlefield scenes! So to get around this I decided to symbolise the capture of Richard as a bold white rose, the sigil of his house.
Another tricky element was that the image had to be historically accurate, so as you can see above a number of pieces of armour and weapons had to be changed. Most of my research came from googling battle reenactments, so it seems they had the wrong armour on!
My most recent image was illustrating the fall of Granada at the hands of Queen Isabella. I focused specifically on the beautiful buildings that make up the Alhambra with the unfortunate former inhabitants in the foreground fleeing. Apparently Christopher Columbus witnessed the house banner of Isabella being raised over the city, so originally the man in the bottom right was Columbus. I used the iconic image of the cross that Columbus used when he crossed the atlantic to discover the new world. However, it was rightly removed as he only used it on his sails not on capes like I had originally done, as well as the fact it was another 20 years or so until it was designed. In the end it was decided we would just make the figure a Spanish man from the time.
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World Heritage Sites
Todaiji Temple (東大寺)
Todaiji Temple, known for its "Daibutsu-san," or Great Buddha, is a representative temple in Nara, with an imposing appearance of the largest wooden structure in the world. (15 minutes' walk from Kintetsu Nara Station, or 5minuts' walk from the bus stop Daibutsuden Kasuga Taisha Mae of Loop Line Bus of the city)
- WWW: http://www.todaiji.or.jp/
- Wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tōdai-ji
Kofukuji Temple (興福寺)
The Kofukuji Temple is one of the seven biggest temples of Nara, which has developed through the closest relationship with the town of Nara. You can see many national treasures including the standing dry lacquered figure of "Ashura." (5 minutes' walk from Kintetsu Nara Station)
Kasuga Taisha Shrine (春日大社)
The Shrine lies in a primeval forest of cedars and a kind of Chinese black pines. The brilliant vermillon edifices are beautifully contrasted with their surrounding greenery.
(10 minutes' walk from the bus stop Kasuga Taisha Omote Sando of Loop Line Bus of the city)
Yakushiji Temple (薬師寺)
Two three-storied pagodas (the East Pagoda and the West Pagoda) are placed centering around the Golden Hall (Main Hall) and Lecture Hall. The arrangement of the temple buildings is so unique that the style of this temple is called "Yakushiji Style". (1 minutes' walk from Kintetsu Nishinokyo Station)
Horyuji Temple (法隆寺)
The temple is the world's oldest wooden structures and it has over 2,300 national treasures and important properties. This was the first location in Japan to be designated by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site. (20 minutes' walk from JR Horyuji Station)
Shosoin Exhibition (正倉院展)
Shosoin is a repository for treasures, in which cultural artifacts that were brought to Japan over the Silk Road from Persia, India, and China in the 8th century are housed. Some of them are displayed at Shosoin Exhibition held every autumn at Nara National Museum. In this year, Shosoin Exhibition will be held from October 27th to November 12th. (Nara National Museum is 10 minutes' walk from the main conference venue)
- Shosoin Exhibition: http://www.narahaku.go.jp/english/exhibition/2012toku/shosoin/2012shosoin_e.html
- Nara National Museum: http://www.narahaku.go.jp/english/index_e.html
- Shosoin (Wikipedia): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shōsōin
Further Information:
The followings are the sightseeing brochures for 17 countries and regions produced by Nara prefecture. The relationship between each country/region and Nara prefecture is also presented in each brochure.


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My blogger friend Lynda over at http://quiltsbylynda.blogspot.com/ asked me to tell you 7 things about myself...so here goes.
1. I am married to a Canadian and we lived in N.B. for 2 years.
2. I have 3 children - 1 boy and 2 girls (all adults).
3. My chosen sport to play is Tennis.
4. I love all things caramel....Yum !!
5. One of my favourite little flowers is the "Freezia" ...childhood memories flood in when I see them.
6. I don't mind the taste of Kahlua....also YuM !!
7. I'm looking forward to becomming a GrAnDmOtHeR one day...hint hint !
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I send off an email to you all.
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Appnovation worked with Jake Press Agency on the Sarah Melody "Tap This" mobile application. It is one of the earliest mobile applications that Appnovation developed and is currently available in the appstore. This application is highly notable because it leverages social media tools (Twitter and Facebook) to promote the artist and application, has Youtube video streams of Sarah's Music videos integrated directly into the application without having to leave the application, has a "Tap this" soundboard which allows you to email sound clips and customized messages to your friends from in the application, allows you to browse numerous photo's of Sarah, as well as it allows you to sample music from Sarah's album in the application and links out directly to iTunes for purchase of the songs you are listening to. Beyond this the application includes detailed animated videos of flipping through a yearbook as you move from section to section in horizontal mode and flips back to the home screen when you move the phone back to vertical mode.


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Kim has featured Stephen Shubel's work before but I just had to revisit. This is his own space, a 1906 fisherman's cottage. I love the gentleman traveller, bon vivant feel it has as well as the quirky touches. I love a room that doesn't take itself too seriously but at the same time has all those little treasures you cherish close to hand. This is the sort of place that I'd love to spend time in to discover all the wonderful objects scattered about, their provenance, their stories.
hi, i look at your blog daily and absolutely love the variety of designs you post. this is no exception. my favorite part of this one is the black and brown wood floor. its so different and i so love it.
i love the numbers on the dining chairs! the dark and medium striped wood floors are also going in my inspiration file! wow, i could call this place home. . .
It's like an Americana/modern beach cottage mashup! Pretty 🙂
those stacks of books make such a great bedside table.
I love this space…americana meets a touch of chic:)
The wooden artists model converted into a lamp is an idea of genius! I will be ripping it off as soon as humanly possible.


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Today's AM fix was USD 1,249.50, EUR 961.15 and GBP 819.67 per ounce.
Yesterday's AM fix was USD 1,246.00, EUR 962.16 and GBP 818.28 per ounce.
Gold was tentatively higher overnight on worries about the revolution in Egypt which ended with President Mursi ousted. They crept lower prior to the BOE and ECB rate decisions but gold rose in sterling and euro terms after the BOE and ECB decisions to keep rates at 0.5%.
Carney, the new Bank of England governor, kept interest rates at historically record low levels at 0.5% and the pound fell after the announcement and was down 1% to £828/oz soon after.
Draghi, emulated his fellow Goldman Sachs banker, Carney and kept rates at 0.5%.
Ultra loose monetary policies involving record low base rates have been in place in the UK since March 2009, a lengthy 4½ years. In the Eurozone 0.5% record low rates have been seen since May this year.
Since 1694 and the ensuing three centuries' of Bank of England history, the base rate has never been this low.
German and ECB base rates have never been this low.
German Interest Rates and Inflation (1975-2013)
UK and western government bond yields remain near record lows only because western governments and their central banks are manipulating their bond markets by electronically creating currency in order to buy their own debt.
Euro zone consumer prices are being driven upward by rising energy and food prices, data showed on Monday, underlining the fragility of the bloc's economic health. Inflation in the euro zone, which is suffering from its longest ever recession and record high unemployment, increased to 1.6% year-on-year in June from 1.4% in May.
June's inflation reading was the second upward move from a three-year low of 1.2% in April.
Cross Currency Table - (Bloomberg)
Germany's most populous state and a bellwether for German inflation data, North Rhine-Westphalia, saw inflation pick up to 2.1% on the year in June.
U.K. inflation accelerated more than economists forecast in May rising to 2.7% (CPI) due to rising energy costs. Britons face a persisting squeeze in living costs as they endure inflation triple the rate of basic pay growth, which was 0.9% in the three months through April.
Transport provided the biggest upward pressure on the inflation rate in May, as air transport and motor fuel rose from a year earlier. Air fares soared 22% from April, a record for the month of May. Higher clothing and footwear costs also stoked consumer prices.
Citizens throughout the EU are feeling the pinch in their pocket due to rising costs and many believe that inflation is higher than the statisticians in government departments are calculating.
Negative real interest rates and continuing money printing and QE will lead to inflation. The question is not if but rather when. They will support gold and lead to a lower fiat currencies versus gold in the long term.


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Healthy eating is a cornerstone of health living--with or without diabetes. But if you have diabetes, you need to know how foods affect your blood sugar levels. It's not only the type of food you eat but also how you eat and the combinations of food types you eat.
Here's what you can do to promote healthy eating:
- Learn about carbohydrate counting and portion sizes
- Make every meal well-balanced
- Coordinate meals with medications
- Avoid sugar-sweetened beverages
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This is my Artist Resin, "Pregnant Pause", which depicts a pony mare just "a little bit pregnant" and napping. I painted her a super detailed dale grey, with single-hairs penciled in, in glowing, durable oils. Her ear tips, nostril edges and corners of her mouth have a protective coating of clear nail polish and she is finished and sealed with several coats of Krylon Matte Spray for an extra-tough, durable finish that will stand up to live showing. She is permanently attached to a thin, textured basswood base for stability.
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National Voluntary Blood Donation Day
National Voluntary Blood Donation Day is celebrated on 1st of October every year.
- To make aware the people all over the country about the importance of the voluntary blood donation.
- To successfully achieve the target of Voluntary Blood Donation to fulfill the urgent need of the needy patients.
- To store the blood in stock in blood banks for any urgent and serious requirement.
- To promote and emphasize the self esteem of blood donors through a lot of thanks.
- To motivate and encourage people who are not interested in donating blood even being a healthy person.
- To stimulate people to donate blood voluntarily who are interested in donating blood only to their relatives or friends.
Transfusing or donating blood or its components to the needy person has become very important part of the humanity in the modern health care system. It does not matter who is the blood donor or blood receiver, a donor can be a receiver in the future as well as a receiver can be a healthy donor in the nearest future. So donating blood without any expectation is the great humanity and vital part in the life saving process. Do not donate blood only to your relatives or friends, donate blood to voluntarily for any human being is the real humankind as it can save many lives.
- World Blood Donor Day: 14 June
- World Blood Donor Day Facebook Covers
- World Blood Donors Day Greeting Cards
- Blood Donation Quotes in English
- Blood Donation Slogans
- विश्व रक्तदान दिवस पर नारे
- रक्तदान व अंगदान पर कुछ नारे
- रक्तदान – अंगदान पर अनमोल वचन
- History of World Blood Donor Day?
- Why celebrate World Blood Donor Day?
- How to celebrate World Blood Donor Day?
- Themes for World Blood Donor Day?
- National Voluntary Blood Donation Day – Date, Objective & Importance
- Largest human blood drop
- Motivational Hindi Poem on Blood Donation रक्तदान है महादान
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Lantmännen is an agricultural cooperative and Northern Europe's leader in agriculture, machinery, bioenergy and food products.
Lantmännen is an agricultural cooperative and Northern Europe's leader in agriculture, machinery, bioenergy and food products.
The Agriculture Sector constitutes Lantmännen's core business and offers products and services to promote strong, competitive farming.
Imports, markets and sells agricultural machinery, spare parts and services.
The Energy Sector is Sweden's largest producer of bioenergy products.
The Food Sector develops, processes and markets products that include flour, breakfast foods, pasta, frozen and fresh bread, crispbread and ready-to-eat meals.
Lantmännen is an agricultural cooperative founded on the deep knowledge our farmers have aquired over generations. We make farming thrive and work together to take responsibility from field to fork.
From our core farming business, through the value chain, from field to fork, we are involved in every step from sowing to harvesting; to the food on our tables, feed for our livestock and climate –smart biofuels.
Owned by Swedish farmers, Sweden is our base with the Baltic Sea area as our expanded domestic market. We have a strong international presence, and no matter which country and location we operate in, we always take the same responsibility.
We pursue research and invest in innovation for tomorrow's agriculture, bioenergy and foods of the future. Innovations are crucial if we are to resolve the challenges of today and tomorrow, which is why Lantmännen also has its own research foundation.
You´ll find the Lantmännen sprout on our packaging. The products may be different, but everyone can feel safe that we also minimise impact on climate and people. If you find the sprout on a packet, you can be sure what's inside is Good Food from Lantmännen.
Breakfast sandwiches, pasta dishes or Danish pastries. Wheat is used in many of the food products that are eaten in Sweden almost every day. Wheat grains are recognised by their pale brown colour and plump shape without shoots.
Wheat is the cereal we cultivate most in the world, including in Sweden. Around 15 percent of Swedish farmland is used to grow wheat today. Wheat grains are then milled into flour that is used as an ingredient for products such as delicious pastries, crispy buns and home made pancakes. Flour contains gluten, a protein that creates networks and helps hold the dough together and gives the bread volume.
The cultivation of wheat began around 12,000 years ago in the Middle East in the area that was known as the fertile crescent, and which is now very largely part of Iraq. It is also the cereal that has undergone the most change.
The first types of wheat that began being cultivated were einkorn (single grain) wheat and Emmer wheat, that emerged via a spontaneous crossing of single grain wheat and a wild grass. Single grain is still cultivated in its area of origin, in what is now south east Turkey.
Not much wheat was cultivated in the Nordic region initially, as this required a specific type of soil and plant nutrition. The first written sources on the extent of wheat cultivation in Sweden date from the 16th Century and concerned wheat harvests that made up less than one percent of the total grain harvest.
In addition to producing fine bread, cakes and pastries, white flour also offers several health benefits, especially whole grain wheat. Eating whole grain gives us nutrients and other wholesome benefits from all parts of the grain.
Studies show that whole grain products, combined with a healthy lifestyle in general, can reduce the risk of heart diseases. Whole grain is also included in the Swedish Keyhole Symbol that specifies requirements for a certain whole grain content in food products.
What does the Keyholw mean?
For a food to be labelled with the Keyhole Symbol, it must satisfy certain rules. These rules concern salt, sugar, dietary fibre, whole grain and types of fat. As different food groups contain different types of nutrition and in different amounts, the requirements differ for each group – breakfast flakes are compared with breakfast flakes and sausages with sausages.
Source: Swedish National Food Agency
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Winter wheat is the most common type in Sweden with an average harvest of 2.2 million tons per year. This makes up around 41 percent of the total grain harvest in Sweden (based on the average for winter wheat and the total harvest over the last five years in Sweden). In contrast, spring wheat only accounts for 7 percent.
After 16 years of research and development, Gotland farmers have finally succeeded in cultivating durum wheat on their Baltic island. The result? A durum pasta with a unique taste, structure and character.
Thanks to the many hours of sunshine on Gotland, the wheat, which is of the Rosadur variety, thrives in the lime-rich soil, resulting in high-quality harvests. Pasta is usually made from durum wheat grown in warm regions around the Mediterranean. Such large scale cultivation on Gotland is therefore unique.
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My work is based in the fundamentals of sculpture, each new piece is an opportunity to play with balance and the positive and negative space created by the piece. I'm interested in most every method of fabrication, my current body of work is a reflection of that. My working process is organic, though the forms are often quite geometric in presentation. I like to start building each part individually, creating a natural flow and movement through the pieces as they become welding into a single sculpture. My pieces range from CNC files that have been cut and welded to hand made pieces that are meticulously formed. I've recently taken an interest in
digital fabrication, using methods of 3D scanning and printing to create cast bronzes.
The current exhibition is an exploration into multiple facets of production. I've tried to challenge myself with each process, from simplifying and limiting the scale of certain pieces to venturing into formerly unknown processes of digital design and execution. The past year has been a tremendous opportunity for growth in my professional practice and I've attempted to capture every challenge, growth, fear, and victory in this body of work.
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We created a rooftop cooking theatre at England cricket matches to engage fans throughout day and increase follow-up in-store visits
Waitrose wanted to engage with its target audience to increase brand preference and subsequently sales.
England cricket was identified as an excellent fit for the brand with a fan base who were Waitrose's target audience. Through creating an interactive cooking experience at matches, fans were engaged and food sampling linked to in-store promotions, fans were drive back in-store. Integrating the sponsorship with myWaitrose, offered another outlet for targeting consumers.
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What kind of manuscripts are you looking for?
Good ones! I know that's not much help, but we don't really have a formula or genre. I can't say we do romance or sci fi or crime. I try to find high-quality books and authors we can work with. I know what a Rough Draft book is when I see it. We've only done non-fiction so far, but we do accept fiction submissions as well and we'll publish a novel when we find the right one. Another advantage of a small press is there's no pressure to publish a certain number of books each year; when we find a book we like we publish it.
If someone was to read two books on your list, what should they be?
Anybody who's read two Rough Draft books has read two-thirds of our entire list! We've only been around for a couple of years so we only have three titles so far. From Eternity to Here is a topical book at the moment. It provides an insider's account of the Catholic Church from an ex-priest. Diet Tips for Busy Chicks is an informative and entertaining read for anybody looking to get healthy. It's not a quick fix solution; it's about making sustainable changes to your diet and lifestyle to improve your health. I made some changes to my diet while I was working on it!
What are you excited about for 2013?
Two new books! Yes, our list is going to almost double in one year. I'd like to see Penguin do that. We're currently working with Vickie on the next Busy Chicks book, and we've almost signed a new author we're very excited about. I sent her the contract this week, and we'll make the announcement when it's all officially signed and sealed. Stay tuned ...
I'm also looking forward to seeing how the publishing industry shakes out. There's been a lot of upheaval in the last few years, but I think it's all going to sort itself out a bit more this year. I've been in publishing for over 15 years and have never seen anything like it. Ebooks bring great opportunities for small presses but also lots of chaos in the transition.


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"A Simple, Reliable Grading Scale for Intracerebral Hemorrhage"
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The ClickZ Network said it is planning to launch a highly focused, advertising and fee-supported search engine dedicated solely to online advertising, marketing and commerce.
"By narrowing the focus and controlling the submission process, we'll present our visitors with a more manageable search for the information they need," said ClickZ Publisher Andrew Bourland. "Not only will we list the companies, products and services like the major search engines list, we will also list an extensive number of articles, columns, news items and reviews that might be relevant to a person's search."
Bourland said he found it too frustrating to use standard search engines to hunt for information about marketing. "Enter 'online advertising' on Alta Vista, you get 35,991 listings of dubious quality--only 200 of which you can view," he said.
Official launch of the new, fee-backed site, called SearchZ, is scheduled for June 8. Bourland said the site will feature a component that goes out daily to spider 80-plus sites providing news and information relevant to online marketers. Users will be able to search by category, keyword and keyphrase and be able to search a constantly updated database culled from the 80 sites. Newest items will show up first.
Premium listings will be noted by a one point larger, boldfaced font. Fees start at $300 for three months, $500 for six months for top 10 listings. Fees for a No. 1 listing haven't been set yet.
"In my mind, it's no different than the yellow pages--as long as everyone is listed, I don't care if some pay a little extra to make their listings show more prominently than others," Bourland said.
The Andover, MA-based company's network includes ClickZ for advertising, Microscope for banner campaign analysis, ZCommerce, Executive Summary, Who's Marketing Online?, and soon, www.searchz.com.


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**Schedule regarding Fish-n-Fun weekend!**
Montello Public Library will have limited parking/no parking in the days leading up to the event (May 1/2/3) and will be closed Friday May 4 and Saturday May 5 due to the carnival being in the lot. Early in the week, you may have to park elsewhere and walk down to see us. Following the event, possibly into Monday, there may also be limited parking while the carnival crew takes down the rides and gets us back to normal. Please plan accordingly! City Hall and Senior Center parking will also be affected during the setup and take down of the carnival.
**Summer Events**
We will have lots of events and programs in the coming months, and the schedule will be completed in a few weeks.
Watch for information regarding our County-Wide teen/adult summer reading program. We will be reading Michael Perry's book Population: 485, which is a book about small town, rural life in Auburn, Wisconsin. Michael will also join us at Endeavor Public Library September 15, at 3pm (seats will be limited and each library will have a set amount of tickets available) for a talk and book signing. This event will be free to those registered and is sponsored by the County libraries, Literacy Volunteers-Marquette County, Friends of the Montello Public Library, and several other organizations (to be announced).
We will have reading programs for all ages, several performers for the kids this summer, and local talent providing programming with our theme "Libraries Rock!"
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Anna Haigh Productions presents
By Rob Hayes. Directed by Clive Judd
Performed by Ben Whybrow
5 – 31 August (not 18 or 25 August)
15:20 (60 mins) | Pleasance Courtyard
The world premiere of a brand new play from the critically acclaimed writer of Awkward Conversations With Animals I've F*cked debuts at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this August
"You can't even shit... You're being outskilled by the most primitive life forms on Earth"
Rob Hayes' new one-man tragicomedy weaves the stories of three men around their connection to one woman. 'Meat Cute', delivers a candid insight into the clinical precision required to succeed in today's dating game. 'Misery Guts', grieving from a break-up, finds his problems only getting worse as constipation sets in. 'This Pain' simply wants to die, if only to spare his family the horrors of what his condition will ultimately inflict on them.
Repressed rage; entrenched isolation; compacted bowels. The writer of Awkward Conversations With Animals I've F*cked and the director of Captain Amazing invite you to stare deep into the dark heart of modern man.
'The best one-man show you're likely to see at the Fringe this year.'
The Telegraph on Captain Amazing
5 – 31 August (not 18 or 25 August) 15:20 (60 mins) Fringe Venue 33: Pleasance Courtyard Sub-venue: Bunker One.
The Fringe
What inspired this production: did you begin with an idea or a script or an object?
Rob Hayes: I began with an image (a field), and how that image can be used in different ways as a coping mechanism, or as a tonic for deep-seated psychological problems. This grew into a bigger question of how inherited gender roles can bend us all out of shape, and the behavioural mechanisms we put in place to disguise our warped world views. You'll have to come and see it if you want to know how all that fits together...
Why bring your work to Edinburgh?
It's still a great platform to get small plays by emerging artists seen. The attitude is much more democratic than elsewhere. People are more willing to take risks and approach shows with much more of an open mind. It has a unique mix of festival atmosphere and serious commitment to the work that's put on. People want to find distinctive or challenging plays that they can be surprised by and subsequently champion. Venue programmers, producers, and artistic directors still see it as a place to discover new shows and new voices. Plus if you can shotgun a sofa bed and get yourself up there it's a total riot.
What can the audience expect to see and feel - or even think - of your production?
The show is very spare and focused. A magnifying glass on the nuances of the performance and the small details of the text. I hope people find honesty in the play and either recognise something of themselves in it, or gain an insight into why someone close to them behaves in a particular way. I hope that, at some point or other, they're made to feel uncomfortable. A few laughs too, just to lighten the mood.
The Dramaturgy Questions
How would you explain the relevance - or otherwise - of dramaturgy within your work?
Dramaturgy in an unofficial capacity is often hugely beneficial. Having the input of a producer, director, or actor can profoundly influence the final product. My personal process is to absorb dramaturgy gradually over several weeks and repeatedly comb over the text, nudging it (ideally) closer towards where it needs to be with each pass.
This would preferably continue into the rehearsal room and through previews. My experience with dramaturgy as a discrete role (I've received dramaturgy, and have been a dramaturg) has been less satisfying. Notes and insight are always important, but I'd always prefer to have that come through organically from those deeply invested in the overall production.
What particular traditions and influences would you acknowledge on your work - have any particular artists, or genres inspired you and do you see yourself within their tradition?
Tough question. I've been influenced by people like Pinter, Beckett, Ionesco, Caryl Churchill, Tim Crouch, Alan Bennett, and Dennis Kelly. But I'm sure there are a dozen other subconscious or semi-conscious inspirations that I couldn't credit. This play in particular draws a lot from fiction writing techniques. David Foster Wallace was a particular touchstone. Hyper-reality and absurdism blended with pure naturalism, and the comedy/tragedy fault line are two (very delicate) balances I try to play with in everything I write. The writers mentioned above are all experts at finding these balances.
The monologue as a form is a well-flogged horse. In this play I'm trying to nudge the ball upfield by introducing second person singular address, and have one actor perform multiple voices.
Do you have a particular process of making that you could describe - where it begins, how you develop it, and whether there is any collaboration in the process?
I develop the story and characters alone, and would tend to do two or three drafts before showing the play to anyone. After that it's much as described above, seeking thoughts and opinions from trusted sources and those involved, and gradually reworking (discovering?) the play. I like actors to bring a lot to the finished text. I'd rather see a confident actor owning their performance than have them stick rigidly to every letter I've written.
What do you feel the role of the audience is, in terms of making the meaning of your work?
The audience are an absolutely crucial part of the work. In my opinion, the audience is not respected enough in the current theatre-making climate, and are often treated as an unfortunate afterthought. This is indicative of the economics of UK theatre, which relies on self-supported artists developing passion projects or career showcases in which the actual paying audience slips down the list of priorities. But that's a different discussion...
You'll probably hear this more than once, but the play completely changes when it's in front of an audience, and you only really understand what you have on your hands when it's being watched by a roomful of people. Similarly, you can never predict an audience's reaction.
What was a knockabout farce one night might become a solemn meditation on dyspraxia the next, purely because of how the hive mind chooses to interact with the performances and the text. For this reason it's hard to take much away from audience reaction on a nightly basis, only reading into bigger patterns once the production has come to an end. But I think you should always, always have a strong idea of what you want the audience to think and feel when watching the show (which is why your earlier question is particularly astute).
Once the show is being presented, it really belong to the public. However they choose to interpret what you created is as valid as your own opinions.
Are there any questions that you feel I have missed out that would help me to understand how dramaturgy works for you?
Only perhaps about the role of potential theatres or producers in shaping an early draft. Should they have input before committing to a production? How much should you yield to their notes if it means a departure from your initial vision? When it comes to plays, supply far outstrips demand - does this tip the scale in favour of literary managers or artistic directors when they share their thoughts on something you've written?
Writer Rob Hayes recently wrote Awkward Conversations With Animals I've F*cked (Edinburgh Festival). Other writing credits include Step 9 (Of 12) (Trafalgar Studios), which he is currently adapting for the screen, A Butcher of Distinction (Cock Tavern and King's Head Theatre) and Selling Clive (Lost Theatre). He won the 2013 Tom Erhardt Award for Most Promising Playwright and was also shortlisted in 2013 for the BAFTA Rocliffe New Writing Forum, the Royal Exchange Theatre Hodgkiss Award with director Ned Bennett, and two Off West End awards.
Director Clive Judd trained on the Regional Theatre Young Director Scheme at the Watermill Theatre in 2011/12 and was a member of the inaugural Foundry Scheme at the Birmingham Rep Theatre in 2013. Recent directing credits include the Edinburgh Fringe 2013 hit Captain Amazing by Alistair McDowall (Live Theatre, Newcastle), Romeo + Juliet (Watermill Theatre, Newbury) and Why I Don't Like The Sea (Arcola and Lost Theatre). Forthcoming productions include the 50th year anniversary production of Little Malcolm And His Struggle Against The Eunuchs (Southwark Playhouse).
Performer Ben Whybrow trained at LAMDA. Recent theatre credits include The Drowned Man (Punchdrunk), The Winter's Tale (RSC), Dead on her Feet (Arcola Theatre), and The Glass Menagerie (Royal Exchange Theatre). Radio includes BBC's The Archers.


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2019 Parent Competitive Dance Informational Meeting March 23 at 9AM to 10 AM at the studio. This is for all area dance parents!
March 23 @ 9:00 am - 10:00 am
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This meeting is for parents who have questions about Competitive Dance at Ms Melinda's. Some of the topics discussed will be: what is Competitive Dance, what is the commitment for the student, and what are the different levels of competitive dance at Ms. Melinda's? All area dance parents are welcomed.


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