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This is how juggalos respond to a tragedy – seeking shout outs and doing whoop whoop chants.
RIP to all the children adults and the parents and families in this time.
This is how juggalos respond to a tragedy – seeking shout outs and doing whoop whoop chants.
RIP to all the children adults and the parents and families in this time.
Apparently ya haven't seen any juggalos facebook posts about the shooting also thanks for cutting it short and only showing all the bad shit…
But this is more disturbing: http://i11.photobucket.com/albums/a180/n1nj4Lo/154952_535992093097525_233542885_n.jpg so yea at least juggalos have more respect than this.
I have been praying for the victims of shooting. So not all of us are like that. So do me a favor(Whoever runs this site) Defuse your tampon and chill your tits.
As you can see, ICP has no hand in the way my family acts.
NO ASSHOLE THATS NOT HOW THEY RESPOND. icp posted that early in the day… NOT ALL PEOPLE WATCH THE NEWS… I DIDNT FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENED AT THAT SCHOOL UNTIL THE NEXT DAY!!!! THEY WERE ASKING WHAT HAPPENED. FUCK YOU. U TWIST SHIT TO MAKE INNOCENT SEEM EVIL. FUCK YOU.
yall are fucking retarded if u think we going anywhere we will fight u biggit ass prejudice promoting hater mongors we are sick of all u redneck sister fuckers calling us a gang when u got "groups" or "organizations" that promote the killing of any other races but white and u call us the gang…..u make me laugh cry and puke all at the sametime grow up and get some self respect its people like u that keep causing war and hate
I commend Juggalos who act shrivilish. I mean they are suppose to be the Dark Carnival and wish for gore and wicked shit to happen. Afterall they are the dark carnival and "wicked" right? but in reality they are softies. ICP should have said nothing about the shooting whatsoever. That just makes the fiction mix with reality. Which is not what entertains me.
You guys are just fucked up you know that all you see is the bad and you know what all of you are bad there is more good juggalos then bad and you guys are all bad killing juggalos and juggalettes. maybe if you look at youselfs and ten look at us you will see that you are worse off then we are. so grow up and stop being like a gang of hitlers. If you have a problum with this you can find me on facebook.
Arianna Snyder (kph)
Im not afraid of you guys just tell me were you are from and why you are adding me and you can talk shit to me and blow my facebook up idc.
ICP I Respect that an should the rest of the JUGGALOS thats not right that others think its a go0d thing…. WHOOP WHOOP LIVE FREE & CLOWN LOVE
Do you really have that much hate for a music group that makes more than you do by producing music you hate? And having a larger fan group than you? I do listen to the music and am a fan but out of the fan group i am the one who has the higher intellect but what intrigues me is that you have the word "holocaust" in your websites name, do you not realize the difference between juggalos and juggalettes and etc compared to what Hitler had done to the european jewish population. If the owner of this websites happens to see this comment before it is deleted than message me at my email adress, as i would like to dicuss you're philosophy on the matter. Thanks for reading.
your right man thats all they know how to do is show the bad shit i don't see why they do it but theres always gonna be juggalo family
You all sicken me. Get a life. WHOOP WHOOP!


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Diavolo Premieres a Spectacular "L'Espace du Temps" with New West Symphony
Diavolo Architecture in Motion with its theatricalized amalgam of architectural sets, parkour, dance, and acrobatics has been one of the most consistent and enduring companies on the L.A. dance scene over the past twenty years. And even though the world of dance and dance-alt is a much bigger place than it used to be Diavolo continues to readjust our sights to alternatives in concert dance and theater as we know it with their notable local successes at the Hollywood Bowl as well as with their national and international tours. But describing its parts tends to under appreciate founder/Artistic Director Jacques Heim and the company's originality and continuing vision. That vision found a high water mark this past weekend at the Valley Performing Arts Center in Northridge with the American premiere of L'Espace Du Temps, a triptych of works made between 2007 and 2013 and originally conceived in conjunction with the L.A. Philharmonic. The music on Saturday (Esa-Pekka Salonen, John Adams, and Phillip Glass) was played by New West Symphony conducted by Christopher Rountree and included Rountree's new scaled down orchestration of Salonen's massive 2001 score for "Foreign Bodies".
The musical arc for the evening generally moved from larger to smaller orchestral configurations. All three works were supported with amplification and sounded "bigger" than necessary. That was especially true in the concluding "Fluid Infinites (Unknown Destination)" and the accompanying music from the Glass Symphony #3, a small scale string chamber symphony with multiple soloists in which the players were individually amplified. The intent may have been to even out the sound, making less of the differences between small and huge orchestral forces. But in the end it was disconcerting to hear the solo parts wafting out of the speakers above the stage with the players themselves clearly visible in the pit. Unfortunately with both local and touring companies, Los Angeles has generally missed out on live music for dance, especially in situations where it is generally required. In that regard, processing the real thing ultimately felt like a poor choice.
"Fearful Symmetries" made good use of an edgy, single-movement score which featured powerful playing from the orchestra's horn section.There were exceptional visual effects here too. At one point, with the huge set piece disassembled, the dancers seem to wander through a miniaturized cityscape with New York like canyons. The effect was magical. Another found the dancers pinned to vertical walls, grasped by the arms of dancers hidden from view behind pieced surfaces. Especially in this piece you could admire the company's fearsome precision as they manipulate huge sets, narrowly missing bruising collisions. Heim is spot on here with his stated vision of his dancers as a kind of unisex proletariat let loose in a world they are continually (sometimes desperately) pulling down and then rebuilding.
The movement for the second and third works seemed to brim with more intent and livelier outcomes on music from the minimalist composers. Both "Fearful Symmetries (Evolution)" and "Fluid Infinities" rode along with a comfortable urgency on the respective scores of Adams and Glass. Salonen's "Foreign Bodies (Creation)" by contrast, seemed labored as a composition though Heim and his dancers as choreographic partners made visible connections with the music as it moved from section to section. The action on stage as a whole felt isolated in a parkour-inspired combat zone where there were neither real enemies nor a purpose other than to exploit the opportunities provided by the set and Salonen's often brutal music. It looked more like the chaos of warfare than creation.
"Fluid Infinities" makes sustained use of all four movements of Glass's work. The best of it was the third movement, a complex chaconne based on familiar repeating Glass chordal sequences and dark harmonies. The playing was exceptional. On stage the movement opened with a long solo by Chisa Yamaguchi which seamlessly folded into a beautiful quartet of linked partnering. Unlike much of the movement from all three works, it looked and felt the most like stand-alone dance and made you wonder if Heim, in his obsession with architectural sets, perhaps leaves behind too many opportunities to develop dance interactions that can speak with equal force.
In lively conversation from the stage before the show Heim spoke of his objectives. His three-part work, he says, asks basic questions about how we began, how we evolved, and where we are bound. His answers aren't always as provocative as the questions. But when the crew from "Fluid Infinities" maneuvers the long glass tube into place in the final moment of the piece to suggest an observatory and telescope he offers us a pretty straightforward answer to the last question. "Further" is the only possible answer.
( L'Espace Du Temps" was made possible with support from Valley Arts Performing Arts Center, LA Cultural Affairs, LA Philharmonic Association, and The Ford Signature Series. This was the American premiere; it was first performed in its entirety with orchestra in 2014 at the Movimentos Festival in Wolfsburg, Germany. Rountree is also the conductor and founder of the L.A. new music group "wild up". The photo gallery is from previous "L'Espace du Temps" performances.)


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Germany's Most Wanted
The Baader-Meinhof Complex
By Stefan Aust (Translated by Anthea Bell)
The Bodley Head 480pp £12.99 order from our bookshop
Helmut Schmidt remembers 18 October 1977 as the day on which he experienced the most mixed intense emotions. Shortly after midnight, Mogadishu time, German special forces went into action for the first time since 1945. Hours after the body of the murdered pilot of a hijacked Lufthansa Boeing 737 had been tossed onto the runway at the Somali capital, they stormed the plane and rescued all the remaining passengers and crew, killing three of the four hijackers.
Schmidt and his colleagues were elated by the rescue, but soon after breakfast their mood was sharply deflated. News came from the prison at Stammheim that three imprisoned terrorists, whose release the hijackers had demanded, were dead.


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"Back to school"
That seemingly innocent phrase, that taps you on the shoulder
And whispers softly in your ear: "I am coming"
Not only does it whisper
But steals sips of your leisurely lattes on the patio
As you know, that soon, you must acknowledge its call.
You feel its warm and slightly stale, but familiar breath
On your neck
A breath that whiffs of traffic fumes
Of heat haze from the bonnet
Of smoky air from the fires
And of renewed frustration.
It infiltrates your bath water
With spores of anxiety, apprehension and trepidation
While bursting each bubble that comforts you
And you know, that it will finally whisper: "I am here."
This year, before that final whisper it seemed to linger
Waiting provocatively
Searching me, probing me for something more
As I detected its inquisitiveness
I heard its heart beating
To the sound of native drums
And in its eyes I saw a full moon rising
Behind flickering flames of a camp fire.
And I knew then
It lingered for the story of my summer
It listened as I told it that my summer began with plans
Plans to write papers for my Masters
Plans to grow a thicker skin for those 2% of parents we all know well.
My plans told me that this new and thicker skin would curb my anxiety
To ensure I would engage, and inspire my students. Come what may.
The empty screen on my laptop told me otherwise
Some books on my shelves and my hiking boots said much more
So I hiked, fished, and canoed with my new best friend, Harold Fry
On his unlikely pilgrimage, on which I joined him, and he joined me
As we put "one foot in front of the other." Together.
"Why else would we have feet?" said Harold. I wholeheartedly agreed.
Our feet took us to a pow-wow where we listened to the feet of others
As they danced to the beat of the drums
The earth rejoicing in their footprints
Embracing the rhythm and movement of each grain between their toes
And the full moon smiled as it kissed the top of their tipis goodnight.
The stars gazed down as I held hands with a kind and brave woman
And we returned their gaze
We listened well to the stories of The Blackfoot Confederacy
We learned of healing through music and prayer
And the patience of listening to stone
As it became an inuksuk with our help.
We learned of history, richness, and wisdom
Of a people in tune with a universe that society attempts to tune out
And the full moon wept.
Harold stayed by my side even after our conversation had ended
And he didn't mind at all when I revisited a curious incident
In the night-time with a certain deceased canine.
I smiled with delight as I walked once more With an author of considerable vision. A vision of inclusivity
Of diversity, courage and respect for the perspectives of all
And the judgement of none.
A tear escaped onto the page
A tear of celebration for this vision
The next one to escape was of sadness
A sadness for the narrow-mindedness
That could possibly object to such vision
A narrow-mindedness that could deny their offspring such inspiration
A narrow-mindedness that could make assumptions
That the intellect of their own children could not entertain and debate
Without influence. Ideas that did not align with their own.
However, as I sighed, and turned the page
The sunlight grazed the paper and shone through the dampened blot
Of those two tears that had managed to escape
And as its translucency glowed, it reminded me
Of the translucency of my skin
The very skin that my plans intended to thicken.
And I celebrated that translucency
That wisdom of natives
That sculpture born from stone
That power of prayer and music
And I celebrated that blank laptop screen.
I danced wildly with the Blackfoot Confederacy
With Harold, with Christopher, with Rachel, with Mark
With the kind and brave woman
And the sun, and the moon, and the stars
And the certain deceased canine howled at the full moon. Out of tune.
And the full moon laughed. And we all laughed
And cried together
We cried for the universe, and the people in it
That will never know its beauty, or its truth
But we celebrated all of those that will.
And the seemingly innocent phrase listened. Intently.
And the full moon understood the story of my summer.
And as I walk, putting one foot in front of the other
"It stands to reason that I'm going to get there"
I know now I do not want to teach
I want to learn
To better facilitate the learning of my students
And my first lesson was where to start.
As I walk
I hear the symphony of debate.
The beauty of ballet.
The diversity of drama. And the aria of opera.
I will sing to my students
As I walk to the drums of the Blackfoot Confederacy
I feel their campfires burning in my soul
And the light of the full moon in my step.
As I walk
From beyond the confines of the textbook
The locked gates know I have shed their chains
And my heart is truly open
"I am here."
Books Referenced
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time by Mark Haddon
The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry by Rachel Marks
Lesley Machon
Lesley Machon is a junior high language arts teacher at the Calgary Jewish Academy. She devotes herself to the lifelong task of asking questions, querying assumptions, and empowering young minds to engage courageously with curiosity.
This article is from Canadian Teacher Magazine's Fall 2018 Issue.


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Work starts on £1.6m improvements to Norfolk's most dangerous junction
PUBLISHED: 08:42 23 January 2018 | UPDATED: 13:51 23 January 2018
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Work has started on a £1.6m project to improve Norfolk's most dangerous main road junction.
The scheme will see a new roundabout built at the junction of the A146 Beccles Road/B1136 Yarmouth Road in Hales, along with the construction of new laybys to allow buses to stop safely along the route.
Funded by the government's new National Productivity Investment Fund, the junction was identified as one in urgent need of improvement after Norfolk County Council assessed its accident record and found it to be the most dangerous in the county.
Speaking earlier this month, Martin Wilby, chairman of the county council's environment, development and transport committee, said: "The accident statistics spoke for themselves so it was clear this junction was a priority.
"The A146 is the main route between Norwich and Lowestoft and we've seen it getting busier over the years.
"This has contributed to a relatively high number of accidents at or near the junction, with 50 people injured over the last 10 years and one person losing their life."
Work was due to start on the construction of the roundabout on January 15 after preliminary work was carried out on the site. However a council spokesman said due to the bad weather there had been a delay to the preliminary works, and the team will now run both works concurrently from this week.
Although workmen are on site, there will not be any traffic management systems in operation for the next couple of weeks.
Then from February 5, a temporary 30mph speed limit will then come into force and safety barriers will be put up along the roadside.
A council spokesman said temporary traffic lights would not need to be used until near the end of the project, with exact dates still to be confirmed. Some overnight road closures will also be necessary as the work comes to an end, with more information due to be published closer to the time.
The roundabout is due to open in May.
The improvements have been welcomed by members of the public, who were pleased to hear the junction was being made a priority.
Resident Phil Grimes said: "The vital thing is it is going to be much safer - it's going to save lives.
"People are massively in favour of it, they're just waiting to see it completed. I think they will be very, very happy."
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Primal Rock Rebellion Posts Advance Track Video
Band Photo: Iron Maiden (?)
Iron Maiden guitarist Adrian Smith and former SikTh front-man Mikee Goodman have joined forces for a brand new studio project called Primal Rock Rebellion. Adrian also plays bass throughout the album. All songs were co-written by Adrian and Mikee as individual pieces of work and recorded in creative windows of opportunity.
Adrian comments "It was interesting doing this album with Mikee not least because we have quite different influences. I was really pleased with the way it turned out. It has a really fresh feel to it." Mikee explains "This album takes you on a really deep and colourful journey, lyrically and musically. Adrian and I were both very open to experimenting with each others' musical styles and influences, which we feel created something new and exciting."
Session musicians who also contributed to this forthcoming album include Abi Fry of Bat For Lashes, plus original SikTh member Dan 'Lord' Foord on drums, amongst others. The resulting album is due for simultaneous worldwide release on Spinefarm Records on 27th February 2012. Check out the advance video for "I See Lights" below.
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Wishing happy and prosperous makar sankranti to all the readers. This year Makar Sankranti is falling on 15th jan 2020. Makar Sankranti is one of those Hindu festivals which falls on the same day i.e 14th jan (sometimes 15th) every year. Reason being the festival date is based upon solar calendar unlike most Hindu festivals whose date is decided according to lunar calendar.
Makar sankranti festival is dedicated to lord sun. it is also a time for religious practices. For farmers its a time of harvesting. It also signals end of winter and the beginning of spring. One festival and many significance's. No wonder, makar sankranti is a multi- cultural festival which is celebrated with lot of festivity and joy all over India.
Here in this post, I am sharing a collection of 31 recipes which you can make for Makar Sankranti festival. If you don't eat onion and garlic during this auspicious time, then skip adding them in the recipes mentioned below.
You can also check these collections of Pongal festival recipes and Lohri festival recipes.
31 Makar Sankranti recipes
1. Til ke ladoo recipe – simple recipe of ladoos prepared with sesame seeds, jaggery, peanuts and desiccated coconut. In this till ladoo recipe, I have cooked the jaggery syrup to a soft ball stage. So this gives the ladoos a soft and chewy texture. You can also cook the jaggery syrup to hard ball stage and you will get firm and dense ladoos.
2. Til gud ke ladoo – delicious ladoos made with sesame seeds and jaggery. this is one of those healthy ladoos that not only has sesame seeds, but also has peanuts and desiccated coconut. A very easy recipe and within half an hour the ladoos will be ready.
3. Peanut chikki recipe – winter special sweet of crisp peanut brittles. Makar Sankranti special sweet made from peanuts.
4. Puran poli – flatbread stuffed with a sweet lentil filling made from skinned spilt bengal gram/chana dal and jaggery.
5. Undhiyu recipe – it is a one pot vegetable casserole dish that is the hallmark of Gujarati vegetarian cuisine. This delicious recipe of undhiyu does not take much time, as all the veggies along with the Methi muthia are steamed in a pressure cooker.
6. Moong dal khichdi recipe – this khichdi is made using minimal ingredients and spices. This is a no onion no garlic khichdi recipe.
7. Til khoya ladoo recipe – full on with the flavors of sesame seeds are these melt in the mouth til khoya ladoo. To make these delicious ladoos along with sesame seeds, khoya or mawa is used. A four ingredient easy recipe.
8. Sweet Pongal recipe – sweet porridge like dish made with rice and mung lentils, flavored with cardamoms and dry fruits. Sweet Pongal is also known as sakkarai Pongal in tamil language is a sweet dish made during festive occasions in south India.
9. Nolen gurer payesh recipe – a delicious rice kheer made with date palm jaggery and rice.
10. Curd rice recipe – a popular South Indian rice variety that is served with a South Indian meal or South Indian thali.
11. Chenna poda recipe – a delicious dessert popular in odisha. Its made with chenna or fresh paneer. The entire dish is baked and can also be called paneer cake. its also said that chhena poda is the favorite sweet of lord jagannath (the presiding deity of puri jagannath temple in odisha).
12. Urad dal kachori recipe – soft as well as crisp stuffed kachori from the Uttar Pradesh cuisine. Kachoris are stuffed with a spiced urad dal paste.
13. Basundi recipe – basundi is sweet thickened milk, flavored with cardamom and nutmeg, with the addition of dry fruits. This milk based dessert is popular in the western part of India, specially in the states maharashtra and Gujarat.
14. Ven Pongal recipe – popular South Indian breakfast made with rice and yellow moong lentils.
15. Sooji halwa recipe – this is a quick, easy and delicious halwa which is often made in most Indian homes during festive time.
16. Tamarind rice recipe – popular South Indian recipe of a tangy, sour & spiced rice. The recipe dish is also known as puliyodharai in tamil language.
17. Rice kheer recipe – a favorite Indian dessert made with basmati rice, milk, nuts and saffron. Rice kheer is one of the most popular kheer recipe made in north India during festivals.
18. Besan ladoo recipe – one of the popular ladoos often made during festive occasions. Besan ladoo is easy and healthy sweet which is made all over India.
19. Dal kachori recipe – flaky and tasty kachoris made with spiced moong lentils stuffing.
20. Atta ladoo recipe – easy and quick to prepare delicious ladoos made with whole wheat flour or atta.
21. Seviyan kheer recipe – this is one of the easiest and tasty kheer recipe you can make. This popular vermicelli pudding is made during festive time.
22. Badam halwa recipe – South Indian style delicious badam halwa recipe. the recipe gives a really good badam halwa, which has the right sweetness and a lovely texture which is not soft and firm. But kind of between. One which gives a heavenly feeling when you savor the halwa.
23. Coconut ladoo recipe – these are melt in the mouth coconut ladoos. these coconut ladoos are easy to make provided you get 1 thread or ek taar consistency in the sugar syrup. you can also check this Coconut ladoo recipe with khoya and Coconut ladoo recipe with condensed milk.
24. Coconut barfi recipe – an easy step by step recipe of coconut barfi made with condensed milk. Another quick variation is this Coconut barfi recipe with khoya.
25. Lemon rice recipe – crunchy, flavorful and sour rice recipe from south India. this lemon rice dish is one of the easiest to make. Already cooked or steamed rice is mixed with a spiced lemon and peanut mixture.
26. Chakkara Pongal recipe – a variation of sweet Pongal that is made with rock sugar or sugar candy. Sugar candy is also known "mishri" in hindi. You can even use regular sugar to make this Pongal.
27. Sabudana khichdi recipe – a delicious dish of tapioca pearls cooked with potatoes and peanuts. Vegan, gluten free and no onion no garlic recipe.
28. Fafda recipe – fafda is a fried crispy crunchy tasty snack made with besan (gram flour), laced with carom seeds and black pepper. Fafda is a popular Gujarati snack and served with Papaya sambharo and Besan chutney.
29. Sabudana vada recipe – crisp fried patties made with tapioca pearls, peanuts and mashed potatoes. Slightly sweet and spiced to taste.
30. Ulundu vada recipe – no onion no garlic version of Medu vada. these deep fried fritters are popularly known as vada or medhu vadai, but also called as urad dal vada or ulundu vada.
30. Ribbon pakoda recipe – a delicious variation of murukku and is also known as ribbon murukku, ola pakoda and nada thenkuzhal. These crisp fried ribbon shaped savory snack is easy to prepare and tastes good too.
31. Instant chakli recipe – crisp and crunchy chaklis. chakli is a deep fried snack made from rice flour, gram flour, wheat flour or a mixture of lentil flours.
32. Bhogi chi bhaji recipe – bhogi chi bhaji is a delicious mix vegetable curry that is made on the day before Makar Sankranti. Bhogi festival is celebrated one day before Makar Sankranti. Thus this mix vegetable dish is made on this day in maharashtra. Usually bhogi falls on 13th january. During bhogi festival, god indra is worshipped.


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The New York Times has put together a nice time lapse video of the assembly of a Dodge Viper in a newly reopened Chrysler plant in Detroit, Michigan.
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For those who don't know it: The New York Times is going to be charging users of its online content and their pay scheme is complex and expensive. Here are the details:
A Letter to Our Readers About Digital Subscriptions
I saw a tweet from The New York Times this morning and I followed it. It was a wonderful little op/ed by Andy Selsberg called "Teaching to the Text Message" on the value of concise writing, a more positive look at writing in the age of 140 character limits. I was going to add it to instapaper, re-tweet it, and maybe write a blog post about it (add my opinion to the mix) with a link back to it. I thought about the new subscription model noted above and thought:
1. My own personal NY Times counter will start clocking my visits and revisits
2. How many people who will follow a re-tweet of mine or follow a link on this blog will have a subscription to the Times, or, if they don't, will pause as they consider whether they want to follow my link and add to their NY Times view count (up to 20 free, after that pay)?
The fact that I paused to rethink pointing people to New York Times content because of their subscription model reminds me of the fact that over the years I've been pointing people at their content, many folks can't get to content because of login issues. Even I can't get to their content at times because their site forgets who I am (I have an account with them).
I've had enough.
New York Times editor Bill Keller's odd thoughts on aggregation were and are telling. The New York Times, at least its management, is living in some kid of bubble, maybe breathing a bit too much of their own exhaust. I think The New Yorker magazine is too. Neither has found a graceful way to make money from online content while in fact, they both have the potential to do so because they have great content loved by large numbers of readers all over the world.
The clumsiness of their struggles are telling and add to the idea that both institutions are elitist. I don't think of them that way (content-wise) but the way they protect their content seems out of step with the rest of the online world.
I appreciate print publications' struggle to figure out how to make money in a world where the expectation is that if it's online its free, but The New York Times' various experiments in making money leave me cold and I won't bite. I'll find other news sources before I get entwined in their confusing pay schemes.
When Salon invented "Salon Premium," their subscription model, I bit on it as it was simple and it worked. When flickr offered "Pro" accounts I signed up for 5 years because it was simple and it was a great deal given what the service offered me.
In a world where people make real money selling 99 cent apps one would think that the geniuses over at The NY Times could come up with a subscription model that made them money and was reasonable for their online readership.
Right off the top of my head: $25 a year, single login for any number of devices. $50 family/household rate for up to 5 users under a single roof (like Apple's Family Pack). If it gets gamed, don't sweat it. Enough people will bite to make them serious money.
I'm not hopeful and in the end, the clumsiness of this paywall scheme will hurt The New York Times more than it helps them.
NYT Editor Says It's Only Journalism When He Does It
I love it. Matthew Ingram's Gigaom piece was aggregated by the New York Times and the piece is about Bill Keller, the executive editor of The New York Times looking down on aggregation as theft.
The piece is brilliant.
Here's the piece that set Matthew Ingram off: All the Aggregation That's Fit to Aggregate. I'm with Matthew Ingram, Keller comes off like an ass.


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M2002.126.1.1-9 | Nurse kit (toy)
About 1950-1959, 20th century
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This type of nurse's kit was, and still is, a way for children to learn about the world of medicine. It was during the 20th century that medical science began taking a keen interest in childhood. In 1880 Dr. Séverin Lachapelle stated: "There is one particularly unsettling belief that is particularly widespread and deeply rooted in our families because it is shared by medical practitioners, and that is that there is no point in treating children's diseases." This perception changed at the start of the 20th century. The alarming infant mortality rate and a general movement in the West to "safeguard childhood," as it was put, prompted doctors and other reformers to take an interest in children's health and survival.
Pediatrics developed in the 20th century. Health professionals had access to an increasingly wide range of instruments and technologies -- from stethoscopes to thermometers to X-ray machines -- that they incorporated into their practice. Doctors specialized more and more, and nursing school graduates joined health care teams in hospitals and clinics.
This play medical kit contains a stethoscope, two tongue depressors, some small bottles of "medicine," and a nurse's cap and apron.
The first nursing school in Quebec, at the Montreal General Hospital, opened on April 1, 1890. Growing demand for nurses prompted the establishment of many more nursing schools across the province over the next four decades.
The white cap and apron distinguished nursing school graduates from untrained nursing assistants after about 1875. Nurses stopped wearing the cap, a symbol of their profession, and the uniform in the 1970s.
British nurse Florence Nightingale (1820-1910) was a role model for many girls who dreamed of a nursing career. She devised a system for training nurses that was adopted in Canada and first put into practice in St. Catharines, Ontario, in 1874.


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- Joe Sent Me (www.zyworld.com/brancatelli)
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- JohnnyJet.com
- : In 1999, college recruiter John E. DiScala started e-mailing friends with travel tips he was picking up as a result of his heavy travel schedule. Friends forwarded the e-mails to other friends-and soon, DiScala was getting e-mails from around the world asking to be put on his list. Since then, DiScala has quit his job and expanded JohnnyJet.com to include a well-categorized and nearly exhaustive Web portal with links to thousands of travel Web sites. His weekly newsletter is now sent to more than 25,000 subscribers.
- First Class Flyer (www.firstclassflyer.com)
- : With advice on getting a seat in business or first class for a fraction of the standard airline fare, Matthew Bennett's First Class Flyer is a must-read. However, his advice doesn't come free. Annual subscriptions are $187. But you'll save at least that much with advice that, for instance, helps you snag a seat for $1,000, when everyone else is paying $3,000 or more.
- FrequentFlier.com
- : Tim Winship launched this site in 1998, and has since grown his mailing list to a staggering 160,000 by providing thoughtful and intelligent advice on playing the increasingly complex frequent-flier game. The weekly newsletter, The FrequentFlier Crier, covers the world of miles and points with a consumer advocacy focus, helping readers get the most value from their various memberships.
Chris McGinnis, travel correspondent for CNN Headline News, is author of The Unofficial Business Travelers' Pocket Guide.


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2009 and 2010 were tough years for the business world. We have seen governments bailing out banks, financing firms, mortgage companies, and even airline industries. Billions of taxpayers' money was used to save companies from bankruptcies. Governments in Western Europe started questioning the "Union" after the bankruptcy of one seems to cause a downgrade affect on healthier member countries. While riots spread from one city to another in the poorer countries, the richer countries became annoyed such that they begin to question the necessity or stability of the union. Vocal citizens question the program of richer countries bailing out poorer ones. Stores begin shutting down as soon as the news of bank bankruptcies became more apparent. With massive losses in the business sector, jobs were lost and the crime rate rises. However, there is one sector showing massive growth – the internet. Social networking websites which were originally intended to transfer information from one place to another are now being used for business purposes that even cake makers offer their goods in such websites. Video-sharing websites which were originally used for spreading latest pop song videos are now used for product demonstrations and other advertising techniques. With the growth of marketing activities online, some countries reported growth.
The main contributor at charleskenny.blogs.com mentioned that information and communication technology is one of the most potent forces in shaping the twenty-first century. Information technology has become a vital engine of growth for the world economy. That is completely true. Governments of yesteryears were so quick in imposing regulations on industries for the sake of the common good and the public welfare. That is no longer true these days. While the desire to regulate the ecommerce realm is quite high, many policy makers exercise restraint to make sure that creativity flourishes online. In other words, they let nature heal the potential problem.
The release of creativity resulting from low regulation online is the reason why ecommerce is growing so fast. In the internet, anyone can trade. A 15 year old who has a brilliant idea in his mind and he wants to make sure that his idea translates to profit can conduct business without asking permission from his parents, the so-called community or from regulators. Young artists were popularized not because of endorsements from officials but because of positive market response. Let's take a look at the free website builder industry and imagine if it's curtailed. If there is some sort of control, the artists creating such wonderful Photoshop predesigned website background will have second thoughts before creating such frames.
As we continue to recover from our economic woes, the person must see ecommerce as his way to make sure that he is fine. He must see ecommerce as the only way to make good money because it is only the marketplace which is free and convenient for individuals. A thorough discussion of ecommerce could be found in Wikipedia.org. The growth of the internet is not a consequences of some reports formulated in some state rooms but the result of the market desire for growth. In the brick-and-mortar world, growth has become a major problem because no one is investing (or creating). Many fear that they might commit a crime if they decide to engage in trade. That is no longer true in the internet because it is now quite simple to create a website and make good money.


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Events and Activities for the Month of AUGUST-2017
05.08.2017: Sri.B.V.V. Satyanarayana garu donated Special dinner on the occasion of his Birthday. Children enjoyed lot. They enjoyed our children love and fellowship… [read more]
06.08.2017: Our Donor Sri Ravindra garu and Sneham Charity members celebrated 100th breakfast at Premavihar. Our Chairman Sri. Dr. Sridhar Reddy garu also participated in this programme. This programme was celebrated in a grand manner. Children enjoyed lot… [read more]
13.08.2017: Our Donors Sri Ravindra garu, Sri. Dinesh garu and Sneham Charities on the eve of 100th breakfast, took our premvihar children to Hailand (Picnic Centre). Children enjoyed Raids and water games and had lunch and snacks… [read more]
15.08.2017: We have celebrated Independence Day at Premavihar. Our children participated and preformed choreography during Independence Day celebrations at Railway Stadium and Police Parade conducted by South Central Railway and A.P. Police Department. Our children got Rs.2500/- prize money through Railway Divisional Manager for the choreography performed at Railway Stadium. Hope for Smile Organization members (NGO) distributed cake and fruits to our children… [read more]
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PV Activity Report for August 2017
Greetings from All at SKCV Children's Trust.
This is to inform you that the SKCV Children's Trust was approved by the Child Line India Foundation Mumbai for establishing Child Help Desk in Vijayawada Railway Station. The Child Line India Foundation is the Nodal Agency for selecting any NGO for establishing Child Help Desk in the Railway Station identified by the Railway Board. The SKCV Children Trust has been maintaining the Child Help Desk since October 2016. As per the instructions issued by the Child Line India Foundation 1 Co-ordinator, 1 Counselor, 7 Team Members and 3 Volunteers were selected by the SKCV Trust for maintaining the Child Help Desk. The Team Members and Volunteers will attend to the Railway Station Vijayawada 24 hours and rescue the Children who run away from their Homes due to various reasons and land in Vijayawada Railway Station. The details of the rescued children will be recorded at the Child Help Desk with the knowledge of Railway Police Force and they will be brought to Night Shelter maintained by the SKCV Trust. Within 24 hours the rescued children have to be produced before Child Welfare Committee constituted by the Government under JJ Act. As per the orders issued by the CWC the rescued children will be handover to their Parents/Relatives or they will be provided shelter either at Premavihar/Amodini, if they do not have Parents. Everyday an average of 5 to 10 children are being rescued by our Team Members and Volunteers. Among the rescued children Girls are also there.
In this process the Team Members and Volunteers are facing some difficulty for brining the rescued children from Railway Station to Night Shelter and from Night Shelter to CWC vice versa. In case of Girls the Team Members are facing much difficult for bringing them from Railway Station. If the Girls who are rescued, do not have Parents they are to be provided shelter at Amodini. Even during hard hours in the Night Girls are being rescued by our Team.
In this circumstances mentioned above, to overcome the problems that are being faced by the Team Members and Volunteers the Trust Board of SKCV Trust has unanimously resolved to purchase "EECO" Maruti Van at a Cost of Rs.4,31,000/- (Four Lakhs Thirty One Thousand Only) by meeting the expenditure from the Local Donations . This is for your Kind Information.
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07.07.2017: Sri. Dr. P.V. Ramana Murthy garu provided Special delicious lunch to our Children at SKCV Premavihar Boys Home on his 53rd birthday. Children enjoyed a lot. Dr.P.V.Ramana Murthy garu enjoyed our children's fellowship for some time… [read more]
Mr. Sayfulla, Dinesh, Balu appeared for Intermediate 1st year (Accounts and Tax). They are expecting 400 marks above out of 500 marks.
We have attended review meeting with DCPO at Women and child welfare department office on 30.03.2017. They have explained about new formats which are to be sent.
On 30.03.2017 Vijayawada Ravindra Bharathi School Director Mr. Vamsi Krishna Garu, Principle Smt. Sarala Devi visited our SKCV Premavihar Boys Village Bhavanipuram along with their staff and students. They had good time with our children. They encouraged our children about their education and career. They distributed Uniforms, biscuits, Samosa and sweets to our children. They enjoyed our children performance, love and fellowship. Our children felt very happy.


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For most companies, social media channels are a key marketing tool in promoting the business after initial inception and start-up. But for boutique dog apparel concept, Lucy & Co, things happened a little differently, having been born as a result of the shared community passion gathered from popular Instagram account, Dogs of Instagram. Early on in the photo app's life, company Founder, Adhmed Shourbagy, thought it would be fun to create an account that celebrated people's passion for their pups, deciding to curate photos from loving dog owners rather than post pictures himself.
As the account following grew, it wasn't long before requests for sponsorship started flooding in. However both founders knew that the direction in which they really wanted to head was retail, so they approached companies skilled in working with different materials to make apparel specifically for dogs – and so began Lucy & Co. Throughout its journey, the company has always used social media to connect content to commerce in a very intentional way, using it as a tool to meet new customers who share similar passions and values to the brand.
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Peter Lindbergh's black & white expertise is once again revealed through out his story 'A Unique Attitude' for the March 2014 issue of Vogue Italia.
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Are you praying for President Obama (while secretly hoping he will fail)?
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The majority of evangelical Americans did not vote for Barack Obama to be president. He knows that. But all Christians know they should pray for him (see 1 Tim. 2:1-2). Paul's admonition came when Caesar was emperor. We aren't required to agree with our leaders; but we must pray for them. The question is, when we pray for President Obama, do we merely say, "Lord, I commit him to you"—avoiding any prayer for blessing? Or do we perfunctorily pray that God will bless him but hope God won't?
When Jesus said love and pray for your enemies, He didn't mean that we merely say, "Lord, I commit them to You." He told us to go beyond just praying for them; we are to love them, sincerely asking God to bless them (see Matt. 5:44). Do we hope Obama will fail? Do our political and theological views exempt us from blessing him? Pharisees in Jesus' day loved their theology more than people. They literally preferred a person to stay blind, crippled or maimed than be healed by Jesus. Are we political Pharisees? You may not agree with the president on issues such as sanctity of life, sexuality, health care and economics, but you can love him.
If you don't, ask God to help you love him until you truly do. Christians once feared Saul of Tarsus; some today fear Obama. Yet someone prayed for Saul, and look what God did!
I had a special relationship with the late Yasser Arafat. I was always welcome at his headquarters in Ramallah after we met together. Why? Arafat knew I loved him. I didn't merely say to him, "Jesus loves you"; I said, "Jesus loves you, and I love you." Tears filled his eyes. He couldn't imagine an American evangelical talking to him like that. But he could feel it as well.
I lunched with him, anointed him with oil, showed him Mel Gibson's The Passion of the Christ (Arafat wept through it) and stressed that Jesus died for him (contrary to Islamic teaching). And I always prayed with him during our five visits. Some friends said to me, "R.T., you will never reach a Jew now. You have sided with their enemy." Wrong—though it appeared that way.
On the last day I saw Arafat, I ate breakfast with Rabbi David Rosen, Israel's most distinguished orthodox rabbi. We agreed that same day to do our book, The Christian and the Pharisee, in which I put my views that Jesus is Israel's true Messiah. David wrote his views on that as well. Some Jews are reading the book. The irony is, I have reached more Jews since meeting Arafat than ever before!
If we keep our eyes on Jesus and do what Jesus would do instead of looking over our shoulders, God will open doors no man can shut. If evangelicals sincerely prayed for President Obama—and honestly loved him—they would get a whole lot further with him than by wanting him to fail.
We are in a major national crisis. Our nation desperately and urgently needs prudent leadership. If Christians have the right point of view and want to be heard, how far do you suppose they will get with President Obama if he thinks they hope for his failure?
I sincerely pray he will succeed. When you start praying for a person sincerely it is amazing how your feelings toward him or her change. I loved Arafat. I now love Barack Obama. I wish 10 million Americans would pray daily for him—with all their hearts. Who knows what God might do? Remember Saul of Tarsus.
Jesus loves Barack Obama. Do you?
R.T. Kendall was the pastor of Westminster Chapel in London for 25 years. He is the author of numerous books, including God Gives Second Chances. Visit his Web site at rtkendallministries.com.


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WorkSafe has issued a strategic plan for work-related health, outlining their plan for a New Zealand where, ultimately, fewer people experience work-related ill-health.
Each year an estimated 600 to 900 people die of work-related diseases. This equates to around 15 people per week. Although people are more aware of accidents, a worker is ten times more likely to die from a work-related disease than from a workplace accident. A further 30,000 people each year develop serious but non-fatal work-related ill-health, such as noise-induced hearing loss or non-fatal lung diseases.
The estimated effect on New Zealand is significant:
- the estimated cost of work-related diseases to New Zealand per year is $2.4 billion;
- the estimated average cost of lost productivity over a typical worker's career for each case of work-related ill-health is $44,500; and
- the estimated annual cost of absences workers attribute to work-related ill-health is $120 million.
In the next year, WorkSafe aims to:
- raise awareness of the importance of healthy work, identify opportunities for collaboration, confirm their approach to 'Health by Design' guidance materials, and aim to include work-related health in the New Zealand Qualifications Framework;
- agree work-related health inspectorate capabilities, expand guidance on key risks and concepts, build understanding of hazard exposure and confirm their approach to health-related enforcement; and
- continue their targeted programmes on prioritised risks (such as the Clean Air programme), design upcoming programmes through research and intelligence, and continue their work on health in the Canterbury Rebuild.
Worksafe's aim is that by 2026 they will achieve their vision that "everyone who goes to work comes home healthy and safe."
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Hirst sketch up for auction
PUBLISHED: 10:30 12 January 2014
AN impromptu sketch by Damien Hirst will go under the hammer in Ottery St Mary next week.
The world-renowned artist gifted the piece to a housekeeper at Chanters Lodge when it was a bed and breakfast as a thank-you after he stayed there after enjoying the Tar Barrels in 2001.
The piece is to be sold at Ottery Auction Rooms on Thursday (January 16) after its owner, who wants to remain anonymous, decided to sell it.
A guide price of £600 - £800 has been estimated for the drawing.
Auction house owner David Sumner said it is one of the most exciting lots the business has come across since it opened last year.
"We've gone from an idea to selling a Damien Hirst in nine months," he added.
"We've already had huge interest."
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What Is the Branch of Biology That Explains the Relationship Between Organisms and Their Environments?
Ecology is the branch of biology that explains the relationship between organisms and their environments. A subfield of biology, ecology does not merely study living things like many other subfields do. Instead, ecology focuses on abiotic factors like mountains and streams to understand how living things interact with their environments. In addition, ecology has important applications in the social sciences when studying the impacts of topics like climate change.
More Than Biology
The word "ecology" comes from the Greek word meaning "study of the household." This is because ecology can be considered the study of living things living in an environment that is their "household." Ecology focuses on the big picture of biology. Rather than looking at individual organisms, ecology explains how organisms interacting together affects their abundance. Ecology studies interactions in populations, communities and ecosystems. Because it also includes non-living aspects of the environment, it relies on non-biological sciences like meteorology, geography and chemistry.
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You get song titles mixed up, you mispronounce band names.
You listen to the wrong radio stations.
Sometimes you even know their school teachers on a first-name basis.
That why's you appreciate compliments any way they come. And I got one of those yesterday from a friend of my sixteen-year-old daughter. A few girls had come over to work on a project, and I was trying to stay out of their way. But when I finally came downstairs, one of them looked at me and said, approvingly, "You dress like a normal person!"
I assume that is the opposite of dressing like a mother. And I will remind my daughter of that compliment the next time she catches me listening to the wrong radio station.
Nobody minds me being a mother when I bake cookies like these. Delightfully old-fashioned, they're spicy and soft, and a perfect after-school snack for daughters, mothers, and anyone else who loves a good cookie.
By the way, I asked my daughter to proofread this post before I put it up. She suggested I change the word 'hip' (which I originally used in the first sentence) to 'cool'. Because apparently hip isn't cool anymore, at least if you're a mother.


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6 Important Things to Know About Vestibular Dysfunction
PT Pintcast with Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT
If you haven't already listened to PT Pintcast with Jimmy McKay, PT, DPT, then drop everything and do so now! What is this Pintcast all about? In his own words... he thought, "What if we could talk to the leading minds in PT, in a relaxed and conversational format like we were sharing a pint of beer with them?" That should be enough to peak your interest... seriously, go check him out. www.PTpintcast.com
Back in August, Jimmy was kind enough to involve me in his PT Pintcast blog. He asked me to give my opinion on "The 6 Most Important Things to do with Vestibular Dysfunction". And here it is...
1. Vestibular dysfunction is more common than you think
In 2009, Agrawal et al published a great article: "Disorders of Balance and Vestibular Function in US Adults" So, what was the result of the study? Let's sum it up:
So, approximately 35% of the US population 40 years and older have some sort of vestibular dysfunction. Then as we age, there is a significant increase in the likelihood of developing vestibular dysfunction. By 80 years and older, 85% of that population has evidence of vestibular and balance issues! That may give some insight as to nearly 1 in 4 people over 65 fall each year.3
Recognizing when vestibular dysfunction is present and addressing the symptoms may help someone reduce their risk of falling. In another study, approximately 1 in 10 individuals in an urban community setting have undiagnosed Benign Paroxysmal Positional Vertigo.5 Maybe you should rethink if orthostatic hypotension really is the reason why your patient felt a little dizzy when sitting up from the plinth or treatment table! You don't have to be in a neuro clinic or be a vestibular therapist to be in the presence of BPPV or unilateral hypofunction.
2. There is more than 1 canal in the vestibular system
It is very common for a patient to be tested for BPPV with a Dix-Hallpike, and then assumed to be a positive test if the patient's symptoms are recreated. That may not always be the case! Yes, posterior canal BPPV is the most common canal involved, but there is also the horizontal canal and the anterior canal. The posterior canal is involved in 80% of cases, the horizontal canal in 15%, and the rarest form of BPPV (5%... yet that number may be argued...) is in the anterior.4 We have to watch for the eye movements that are associated with the canal you are testing. Here's an example of a patient who doesn't present with the torsional up-beating nystagmus associated with the posterior canal. Her strong horizontal nystagmus indicates that the BPPV is in the horizontal canal.
3. There is more than a Dix-Hallpike Test
If you just want to keep things quick and simple, screening for BPPV or possible unilateral hypofunction is easy and doesn't require any equipment. First assess ocular motility and smooth pursuits. Then perform a head thrust test. Finally, perform a Dix-Hallpike (posterior canal BPPV) and Roll Test (horizontal canal BPPV). These tests should ideally take less than 10 minutes, and may give you a hint as to why a patient may feel dizzy and imbalanced. Tada! You've just completed a simple mini bedside examination.
4. There is more than an Epley
In the case of the video shown above, the patient endured many unsuccessful Epley maneuvers… mainly because her problem was in the horizontal canal, not the posterior. Misdiagnosis of the location of the displaced crystals/otoconia can result in further complications and development of other conditions that are harder to treat such as cupulolithiasis and a canalith jam. Not to mention, this patient was terrified of her vertigo, and has developed a lot of anxiety. Her life was greatly altered by her condition. There are many different types of treatments, but in the intrest of simplicity: Epleys are great for posterior canal BPPV, and modified Gufonis are effective for horizontal canal BPPV (canalithiasis). Here are two examples of each maneuver:
5. All you need is Ewald's Laws and your two hands!
If you can remember Ewald's Laws, and that nystagmus always beats to the more neurally active ear (excited ear), then you can easily picture what is going on in the Dix-Hallpike and Roll tests:
Be sure to review your vestibular anatomy!
6. It (usually) doesn't hurt to try
Okay, so vestibular testing and therapy can be a little confusing, I know. However, most of the time, it does not hurt to at least try to help a patient. As mentioned before, 80% of BPPV cases are in the posterior canal. If you perform your Dix-Hallpike, and have determined the side involved, at least try the Epley! Youtube it if you're desperate. As physical therapists (quoting the APTA), it is our job as "licensed health care professionals [to] help patients reduce pain and improve or restore mobility - in many cases without expensive surgery and often reducing the need for long-term use of prescription medications and their side effects." If you are uncomfortable with examination and treatment, have a list handy of people whom you can refer the patient to for help. A great resource can be found on the website for the Vestibular Disorders Association (www.vestibular.org). There, you can search for providers in your area who specialize in vestibular examination and treatment.
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Garden of Delights
Found this little fellow in the garden yesterday, well, at least two of them actually. When they are in flight, all you see is a flash of shocking pink. I've never seen anything like it before and I'm almost certain it's Life imitating Art, in this case, a child's painting of a butterfly. The grey is precisely the shade that the white paint goes in a child's paintbox after repeatedly being used with a none-too-clean paintbrush, and the pink has clearly been daubed on with a highlighter pen after all else has failed.
We have been trying to do things with the garden this year. The last few years have seen it get rather out of hand and some furious hacking and slashing has been required to get it under some sort of control, only to see it turn back into a jungle after a fortnight of rain. The Mock Orange that was hacked almost to the ground a couple of months ago is now 9′ high and about as wide again, and the persistent re-emergence of the ivy and brambles in the face of weedkiller and being ripped out at the roots is demoralising. On the plus side, the last pruning of the Mock Orange has at least given the lost (I had not only lost sight of it but completely forgotten it was there) Cox's Orange Pippin sapling a chance at daylight and it has shot up about 3′. Of the Bramley I thought we had, there is no sign.
The attempts at clearance have also made space for another apple sapling, which I will plant out today. It is a heritage variety called St Edmunds Pippin, kindly sent to me as a birthday present by my lovely, thoughtful friends Hestia and Kismet's Companion, who remembered the loss of our other ancient apple a couple of years ago. It snapped through the trunk under the weight of the snow, but I am pleased to report that it is still very much alive and sprouting vigorously, though it is unlikely to bear fruit for some years, if ever. Our other old apple is still cropping extremely well despite the lower trunk being practically hollow, but I don't think it can last much longer, so the plan is to cut it back over time and phase in the new tree to replace it.
The raised beds of the previous post have also been installed and contain peas, beans, carrots, spinach, lettuce, cabbage, cauliflower, squash, courgette, pumpkin and aubergines in modest quantities. While the greenhouse is home to
3 2 varieties of tomato (Roma and Brassero), 2 type of peppers (mixed and Romano), cucumber, melon, more aubergines and a host of flowering plants still looking for somewhere to be planted out: petunias, lobelias, swan river daisies, delphinium, japanese anemones, nasturtiums, sweet peas and probably some other stuff I've forgotten about. Another variety of tomato (Gardenperle) and Habenero chilli peppers went into a hanging basket yesterday. The strawberries (4 varieties including alpine) and potato planters on the patio are also looking promising and the potted plants which I wasn't too sure weren't weeds are actually Blueberries – Yay! DH thinks we need a couple more of the raised beds to fit all this stuff in.
Speaking of DH, who has been doing most of the hard work in hacking back the jungle borders, he has been seized with enthusiasm for flower beds (I'm more into produce, though I do like flowers too) and is working on his "Garden of Darkness". So far, he has sown deep purple poppies, black hollyhocks and yesterday bought some deep crimson roses. It's a little late for black tulips, but those will be in for next year along with black pansies. I think perhaps he has been listening to a little too much Sisters of Mercy lately 😀
Once the children have outgrown the climbing frame/swing, we have our eye on one of those wonderful Gothic Folly ruins for the bottom of the garden. Who knows, perhaps the bats will move in if we add a belfry 😀


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Maltby Academy Post 16 students collected their exam results on Thursday 16th August 2018.
On Thursday 16th August 2018, Maltby Academy Post 16 students came in to the Academy to collect their much anticipated exam results.
Georgie Chambers and Matthew Claxton collected their A Level results and have done fantastic, they will both be studying medicine.
Kate Harrison achieved A*'s in Maths, Further Maths and Chemistry, alongside an A in History, in order to study Maths at Warwick University.
Well done Kate!
A group of Maltby Academy's high achievers.
It has been another very successful year for Maltby Academy Post 16 students, and we wish everyone all the best.


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Today blog post is written by Peak Performance Intern Killian Barry. Killian is a graduating MSU senior in Kinesiology.
As participation in sports becomes more popular, the amount of injuries also increases. Parents are enrolling their children in organized sports at a much younger age than was previously popular. With the increased number of hours, kids will have played their sport by high school comes more chances of exposure to injury (Noyes, 2014). This is one of the reasons why there has been quite a spike in ACL tears in recent years. Female players have a much higher prevalence of this injury than males, especially females that play basketball and soccer. This information caught my attention since these are the two main sports I've played throughout my life.
Females tend to have a higher rate of ACL tears for a number of reasons. The first is that they have wider hips than males. The larger angle between a woman's hip and knee can cause problems with knee stability when performing specific movements. These movements can include cutting, landing from a jump, change of direction, or rapid deceleration. Another issue that girls have is that they usually have muscular imbalances. The quads and hamstrings play a major role in many movements (Noyes, 2014). These two muscles should be equally as strong in order to avoid injury. This is not the case for the majority of girls though. Most females have much stronger quads than hamstrings. On top of this, the majority of athletes have a dominate side of the body that they tend to favor (Dawson). This contributes to muscle imbalance in the legs. Many females also lack an adequate amount of core strength. The lack of strength and stability in their mid section can cause them problems when trying to right their body during movements (Dawson).
Jumping exercises would help the athlete practice the correct landing, keeping their knee from completely extending. The stretches at the end of the program should target the calf, hamstring, quad, hip flexors and inner thigh. They will help improve range of motion, reduce injury and soreness (Santa Monica Sports Medicine).
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All eyes may have been on Anne Hathaway's navy Richard Nicoll gown at the Interstellar movie premiere earlier this week, but look beyond the bias-cut silk dress and you'll see that the actress had another style coup worth highlighting. The posed step-and-repeat shots taken from behind (often an afterthought for red carpet photographers) reveal a long, star-embellished silver chain, which hung down Hathaway's back rather than across her décolletage.
This "backlace" (as The Daily Mail dubs it) is a subtly sexy touch, and definitely more sophisticated than piled-on jewels. Hathaway's not the only one serving it up, either. Fellow stars like Cate Blanchett, Jennifer Lawrence, and Nicole Kidman (who wore the trend quite fetchingly in her Chanel No. 5 campaign) prove that these back-drop necklaces are a refreshing twist on basic red carpet accessorizing.
While the move seems totally modern, we actually have the 1920s to thank for inspiring it.Think of this flapper-esque look as the perfect, more formal antidote to another resurrected necklace fad, the choker. Not only does it work for all ages and nearly any type of dress, it looks especially chic with long-sleeved, open-back gowns that always seem to crop up at the Oscars (paging Hilary Swank!). And, with the 2015 awards shows looming on the horizon, the backlace just might be the surprise trend of the season. (The Daily Mail)


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A Scottish man held at the Bureau of Immigration's Bicutan Taguig jail since last September is due to fly home — without a penny to his name.
Frank Bohlert, a former oil industry worker from Aberdeen, was a resident of the Philippines since falling for a local woman in 2012. The couple ran the Twilights Rock Bistro bar in Taytay together until he was detained.
Mr Bohlert was locked up on September 14 when his visa expired and his ex-girlfriend made allegations of cruelty against him under RA 9262, or the Anti-Violence Against Women and Their Children Act of 2004.
As we reported last October, the 61-year-old resisted earlier attempts to deport him in a bid to clear his name.
Mr Bohler also wanted to remain in the Philippines to seek justice after his laptop, car and money were allegedly stolen from his home in in Tanay, Rizal, after he was jailed.
However, he is now being deported without having been formally charged with any crime, and also without any success in his bid for justice.
He says the past few months living in the cramped and squalid detention centre in Manila has been hell — for much of the time he shared a tiny cell with 11 other detainees.
A friend of Frank's, Gordon Esslemont, told Planet Radio that he would give him somewhere to sleep when he returns, but that he would have to register as homeless.
The Bicutan detention centre is notorious for locking up foreigners for long periods, often without charge. We have previously reported on the case of Dave Bauer, who was locked up for six months before being deported. He was never formally charged with any crime.
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