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Source: Center for Disease Control
Since 2002, the H5Ni Avian Influenza virus has An average death rate of 63%
Source: Center for Disease Control
40,000 people die from MRSA infection every year.
Source: Center for Disease Control
The average workplace desk harbors 400 times more bacteria than the average toilet seat.
Source: Charles Gerba, University of Arizona
98,000 people die every year after contracting healthcare associated infections (HAI).
Source: Center for Disease Control
Each year in the USA, more than 28,000 people die of a Clostridium Difficile or "C. diff" infection.
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The area where you rest your hand on your desk has on average 10 million bacteria.
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The star batsman of India, Virat Kohli retains the number 1 position in T20 rankings. Thats indeed a good news for India. India managed to retain their position in top T20I team even though it lost to West indies in its semi-finals. Indian bowlers Jasprit Bumrah and Ashish Nehra achieved their career-best rankings of seventh and eleventh respectively.
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So, last week I gave you a pick of warm winter jumpers for every price range and it's time to venture outside. Here is a selection of the best coats out there at the moment:
Image: http://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/neighborhood/faux-shearling-jacket/479448
Faux shearling is an incredibly warm synthetic material, and so soft to have on your skin! Neighbourhood's brown brown button up jacket (£600) is great for casual, every day use and the short cut is very practical. The popper buttons look authentic on the deep chocolate shade, and the square collar is a nice touch.
Image: http://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/thom_browne/herringbone-wool-tweed-overcoat/467352
Thom Browne is known for classically English looks and this overcoat (£1535) is no exception. The wool herringbone design can be styled casually when worn open with jeans and a round neck jumper, or smartened up with black suit trousers and smart leather lace up shoes.
Image: http://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/saint_laurent/leather-biker-jacket/458514
No one does leather quite like Saint Laurent and this black jacket is everything you could want from a biker. At £3010, it is certainly not cheap but you get exactly what you pay for. This is a thick and durable jacket that is more of an investment in your future warmth. Not a soul could doubt your style credentials in this, especially when you team it with black skinny jeans and matching black leather boots. The many zips and buckle along the hem will toughen any look up.
Image: http://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/jcrew/snorkel-faux-fur-trimmed-shell-parka-/463707
A parka is an age-old favourite outerwear piece and quite the peak of warmth. J Crew may be known for their denim and this light khaki coat (£400) would look great when put on top. The brown faux fur trim hood is added warmth against the elements and will give a cool edge to the green colour of the body.
Image: http://www.mrporter.com/en-gb/mens/burberry_london/cotton-gabardine-trench-coat/347716
A cream trench coat is the absolute wardrobe staple, and you don't get much better than Burberry. This trench from their London diffusion line (£1095) is the ultimate is clean dressing, with the double breasted buttoning and buckled belt. The detailing on the shoulder matches the small buckles on the sleeve cuffs, finishing off this suave look perfectly.
Image: http://www.topman.com/en/tmuk/product/clothing-140502/mens-coats-jackets-140512/parkas-2177357/navy-nylon-heavyweight-parka-3447274?refinements=category~%5b1264606%7c207200%5d&bi=1&ps=20
Topman is a high street favourite for guys everywhere, and they can be relied on for being consistently on-trend. This navy version (£95) has a waxed appearance, with a faux fur trim on the hood to give it a bit of 'cool'.
Image: http://www.newlook.com/shop/mens/jackets-and-coats/navy-wool-mix-duffle-coat_323307441
The ever reliable New Look have come up with this navy duffle coat (£59.99), a style which has long been loved by men and women alike. You're always going to be warm in this thick cut wool mix coat.
Image: http://www.burton.co.uk/en/bruk/product/clothing-281559/mens-jackets-coats-281568/navy-belted-trench-coat-3884169?bi=1&ps=200
The cream trench may be a classic, but this navy version from Burton (£70) is every bit as sophisticated. The large collar is good for balancing out the clean cut of the body, and the buckled cuffs are a nod to the traditional designs.
Image: http://www.asos.com/ASOS/ASOS-Biker-Jacket-In-Faux-Shearling/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=3477812&cid=3606&sh=0&pge=0&pgesize=36&sort=-1&clr=Black&totalstyles=1631&gridsize=3
This faux shearling jacket from Asos (£65) has a leather look to it, which is perfect for the 'biker' style. The soft-touch collar is a great comfort in the winter winds and looks very slick when flicked up. The zip up the middle is a change from the usual double-breasted fastening.
Image: http://www.riverisland.com/men/coats--jackets/wool-coats/Light-grey-woolen-peacoat-281921
Peacoats are expressly smart and stylish, instantly turning any casual outfit up a notch. This light grey woolen version from River Island (£85) is just the ticket you need, with the pockets on either side making it super practical.


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This weekend is sponsored by The Gentleman's Grooming and Lifestyle Show.
All weekend
SEA SHANTIES: Sea shanties and pirate hats are on the bill at Museum of London Docklands' Maritime Music Festival this weekend.Take your little pirates along to the family-friendly festival for free fun and games. Learn how to sing like a sailor, watch poetry performances and take part in pirate hat making classes. And when your little ones get hungry, remember that they can eat for free in Rum & Sugar, the museum's Caribbean restaurant. Museum of London Docklands, free, just turn up, 18-19 November (sponsor)
DOC'N ROLL FILM FESTIVAL: See the premieres of Any Way The Wind Blows, about soul singer Syl Johnson (Saturday) and Pretend We're Dead, a chronicle of the American grunge punk band using vintage home movie footage (Sunday). It's all part of the Doc 'n' Roll Film Festival. Various venues and prices, book ahead, until 19 November
OPEN STUDIOS: See the work of more than 50 artists across 18 venues around south east London. This open studios event has been going since 1999, proving not all artists get pushed out. Lee Green, free, just turn up, noon-6pm, 18-19 November
SECRETS OF GREEN POPUP: This shop for nature-loving urbanites has popped up in Battersea. Workshops in vegan slipper-making, terrariums and botanical bath salts run over the weekend. Secrets of Green pop-up shop, Sopwith Way, Circus West Village, Battersea Power Station, various prices, book ahead, 16-19 November
JARMAN FILM AWARDS: Botox and fairytales, storytelling in the dark and queer wilderness are all topics explored through film screenings and discussions at this short film awards weekend. Whitechapel Gallery, £5 per day, book ahead, 1pm-6pm, 18-19 November
LAST CHANCE: The ongoing refugee crisis, the shootings of black men by police officers in the US and the death of Fidel Castro are just three of the major news stories covered in this exhibition of striking press images from around the world. Royal Festival Hall, free, just turn up, until 20 November
WINTER VILLAGE: Even if you're not jetting off for ski season you can at least pretend, at this alpine ski village in Vauxhall. Don retro skiwear, warm up in a heated booth and take your festive photos in the cable car photo booth. South Lambeth Place, free entry, just turn up, 16 November-22 December
Saturday 18 November
KID'S LITERARY FESTIVAL: Get comfy and listen to tales from a line up some of the UK's best-loved children's authors with your little bookworms in tow at this Children's Literary Festival. Kingston Upon Thames, free, book ahead, 18 November-16 December
TIME TRAVEL CLUB: Kids are invited to set sail on a voyage through the 18th century using letters from the archive for storytelling and creative activities. Adults go free. The National Archives (Kew), £7.50, book ahead, 10.30am-noon
HOME MOVIE DAY: Dig out your home movies at this event which reckons they should have their time on the big screen – no matter how embarrassing. Cinema Museum, free, just turn up, 1am-4pm
ECO THAMES TOUR: Active360 paddleboarders are invited to this SUP Eco Tour, where you can find out how to keep the river clean— without falling in. (There's also a beginner's morning session at Little Venice for £57.) Kew Bridge, £20, book ahead, 1.30pm-3.30pm
MOUSTACHE PARTY: Need an excuse to glug Brewdog beer, dance to top-notch DJs and grow out your facial hair? Hit up this Camden do, raising money for Movember. Lockside Camden, £5, book ahead, 5pm-3am
ROCK PAPER SCISSORS: Quite possibly the most intense and exciting sporting event of the year... no not Rugby or horse racing, it's the UK Rock Paper Scissor Championships, of course. And there's a £100 cash prize to ramp up the excitement. Crutched Friar (Fenchurch Street), £14.01, book ahead, 6pm-10pm
RHYTHM JUNCTION: Pull on your dancing shoes and sashay over to Notting Hill for a night of Swing music, killer moves and rocking hairdos. The Tabernacle, £15, book ahead, 6.30pm-10.30pm
ART PARTY: Arty types are invited to throw paint (on canvas, not each other) and shapes at this Pop Art-themed party, in celebration the Jasper Johns exhibition at the Royal Academy. Secret venue, £30-£55, book ahead, 7pm-10pm
SAUNA PARTY: Life is too short to not take up the offer of a party promising a yurt sauna, even if it is November. Go for a dip then warm up with a hot water bottle in the fairy-lit cafe and listen to live music on the Magic Garden stage. The Magic Garden (Battersea), £15, book ahead, 7pm-2am
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Sunday 19 November
DEER WALK: Make some four-legged friends at Theydon Bois Deer Sanctuary, where you'll learn how the antlered animals have adapted to live alongside us and our traffic. Lodge Road car park, £5, book ahead, 9.30am-1.30pm
TOY PARADE: Surely one of the most exciting events in any kid's life is this annual event in which everyone's favourite toy characters escape from Hamleys and parade down Regent Street. Free, just turn up, 11am-4.30pm
CHRISTMAS FLEA: Browse gifts from veteran vintage sellers and locals just having a vintage clear out. EPIC (Dalston), free, just turn up, 11am-6pm
SOLO CRAFT FAIR: Avoid the high street Christmas shopping crush and browse handcrafted gifts with a drink in hand and DJs on the decks. There's even a GoT jewellery-making class. Prince of Wales (Brixton), free, just turn up, noon-5pm
ARCHIVES WEEKEND: Some museums keep their most interesting objects locked away in the archives, which means you can only discover them through events like this talk, on rarely seen objects spanning the 1960s to the present day. National Army Museum, free, just turn up, 2pm
AFRICAN DRUMMING: Swap your lazy Sunday for a load of high energy drumming workshop. You'll learn a new skill, make new friends and it's a damn good way to destress. Hoxton Square Bar and Kitchen, £24, book ahead, 2pm-4pm
WINTER WALK: Join ranger Dan Hall on this walk around Tower Hamlets Cemetery. He'll be talking you through the trees, fauna and flora in the park. Soanes Centre, Southern Grove, free (donations welcome), just turn up, 2pm-4pm
SCREENPRINTING: Drop in to this free screen printing session to create your own colourful print. Sebright Arms, £3 suggested donation, just turn up, 7pm-9pm
FUGEES RE-SCORE: This orchestral rendition of music by The Fugees — the band behind Killing Me Softly — could be the next best thing to seeing them live. Jazz Cafe, £11.50, book ahead, 7pm-11pm
HIV VOICES: See a powerful play using individual stories to explore what it's like to live with HIV today, from meals cooked to ill friends to the struggles of online dating. Pleasance Theatre, £10, book ahead, 8pm-9pm


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One of the largest verticals in the uniform supply industry is the restaurant sector.
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something I learned by trial & error and watching others along the way, but nicely addressed in this EMT Spot blog post:
– cut at the edges (hemmed areas like the cuffs, collar, waist, etc)
– tear with your hands (most fabrics will tear along that line fairly well)
– quicker than cutting down each entire sleeve/pant leg
– less likely to cut through cords/leads/IVs, since there's less cutting
– to remove shoes, cut the laces, and/or cut down the sides
– be careful when cutting near pockets (a cloud of white powder in the resus bay complicates things)
– cut around penetrating trauma holes in clothing (may be useful evidence)
– if pt moveable (e.g. not immobilized), cut midline at collar in front and back, then pull from the sides.
– once you're done with the assessment, cover 'em back up
There you go.
References: EMT spot blog + pictures


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p53 Dependent Apoptotic Cell Death Induces Embryonic Malformation in Carassius auratus under Chronic Hypoxia
p53 Dependent Apoptotic Cell Death Induces Embryonic Malformation in Carassius auratus under Chronic Hypoxia - Descarga este documento en PDF. Documentación en PDF para descargar gratis. Disponible también para leer online.
Hypoxia is a global phenomenon affecting recruitment as well as the embryonic development of aquatic fauna. The present study depicts hypoxia induced disruption of the intrinsic pathway of programmed cell death PCD, leading to embryonic malformation in the goldfish, Carrasius auratus. Constant hypoxia induced the early expression of pro-apoptotic-tumor suppressor p53 and concomitant expression of the cell death molecule, caspase-3, leading to high level of DNA damage and cell death in hypoxic embryos, as compared to normoxic ones. As a result, the former showed delayed 4 and 64 celled stages and a delay in appearance of epiboly stage. Expression of p53 efficiently switched off expression of the anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 during the initial 12 hours post fertilization hpf and caused embryonic cell death. However, after 12 hours, simultaneous downregulation of p53 and Caspase-3 and exponential increase of Bcl-2, caused uncontrolled cell proliferation and prevented essential programmed cell death PCD, ultimately resulting in significant p<0.05 embryonic malformation up to 144 hpf. Evidences suggest that uncontrolled cell proliferation after 12 hpf may have been due to downregulation of p53 abundance, which in turn has an influence on upregulation of anti-apoptotic Bcl-2. Therefore, we have been able to show for the first time and propose that hypoxia induced downregulation of p53 beyond 12 hpf, disrupts PCD and leads to failure in normal differentiation, causing malformation in gold fish embryos.
Autor: Paramita Banerjee Sawant , Aritra Bera , Subrata Dasgupta, Bhawesh T. Sawant, Narinder K. Chadha, Asim K. Pal
Fuente: http://plos.srce.hr/


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Broadheath employs professional coaches to deliver the coaching sessions for all ages, from 3 to adult. As well as mentoring the U7 to U11 parent managers on match days.
Broadheath's coaching team are a mixture of youth and experience, bringing a level of professionalism and knowledge that would be found at most professional academies. In return this gives the players a chance to maximize their potential, instead of volunteer coaches that are learning at the same time as the players that can sometimes stunt the development of the players.
As part of our relationship for the first time in the clubs history we have a designated Football Development Officer (FDO).
The FDO will help develop programmes to sustain and grow the player/team base of mini-soccer, youth, 11 v 11, and small sided male and female teams. Other activities will include the support and building of links between schools and local clubs.


text: I just made Chestnut Honey Crème Brûlée, it was absolutely divine! Wow. Who'd have thunk that a mere tablespoon of honey for 4 portions would yield that much flavor. Granted, Chestnut honey is the most flavorful honey I know of. Still I'm thinking, I could now do the same with any kind of honey I want. I was thinking of Orange Blossom honey, maybe infusing some orange peel in the cream.. But what else? What kind of honey could I try next? Which honey do you find really flavorful and think would be well suited for such a dessert?


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Currently, there are five expat magazines published in Beijing- and I may be missing some. They are all free, published bi-weekly or monthly and can be picked up at expat oriented restaurants, language schools, shops et cetera. They provide a good overview of everything that goes on in the city, though some seem to focus mostly on new restaurants. Two magazines are aimed at parents, but also contain articles of more general interest. The websites for the magazines usually provide an overview of things to do in the coming weeks and a directory of restaurants and shops, but also sports clubs and schools.
- The Beijinger: http://www.thebeijinger.com
- City Weekend: http://www.cityweekend.com.cn/
- That's Beijing: http://www.thatsmags.com/beijing/
- Beijing Kids: http://www.Beijing-kids.com
- City Weekend Parents and Kids: http://www.cityweekend.com.cn/beijing/articles/pkbj/


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Another wonderful recipe shared by my group member.I did not add cinnamon powder to this and the raisins and oatmeal added are reduced.(Not enough supply at home!=/)
Anyway these cookies are really fragrant and they taste very healthy-Hubby said this.LOLx! Do try,its a keeper for me!
By the way,don't be alarmed by the amount of sugar used.Like what Cecilia told me when i mentioned my concern,the amount of oatmeal used will cover the sweetness.=)
- about 30 pieces (coaster size)
You will need:
- 95g plain flour
- 115g butter,softened
- 125 brown sugar
- 1 egg
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 100g oatmeal
- 100g raisins
The Preparation and Baking:
- Sift flour and baking soda.
- Cream butter and sugar till smooth.
- Add egg and vanilla extract.
- Add (1) till well combined using spatula.
- Add oatmeal and raisins.
- Scoop dessertspoonfuls of dough onto lined baking tray.
- Freeze together with tray for 5 minutes.(to reduce spreading.)
- Bake in preheated oven at 175°C for 10-15 mins.(surface and sides slightly brown-the centre will seem soft and slightly uncooked-Dun worry!)
- Rest on tray for a minute before removing to cool on rack.
- Chomp them!
Original recipe from:Thick Chewy Oatmeal Raisins Cookies by Syebvonne.


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Happy New Years eve !
First Thursday recording was bedded in six and is now in the hands of the Silverchilde. Expect a
fresh and tuneful start to the year.
Tomorrow night sees Sloan at the Casino Nova Scotia for two shows. It also sees the last night of
our beloved best club in town, Tribeca. Home to many a True Love Rules gig and JPE alumni.
Forced into closure by the man, who will never understand, whomever he is. Don't trust him.
So Happy New Years eve to all ! 2012 holds promise. Keep yr faith. Rock on ! xo
Friday, December 30, 2011
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Tuesday, December 20, 2011
Thanks to all the rock and rollers for making 3 Nights at the Seahorse,... 3 nights to remember. And thanks to our opening acts, the enigmatic Jay Smith, tight as a can of sardines, Mardeen, and the umber flak enforcement of Yellow Jacket Avenger.
The JPE will be recording at New Scotland yard in January with the new tunes coming fast and furious outta the gate on a weekly basis.
In Halifax this week ? Visit the, soon to be no more, cozy confines of Tribeca for The True Love Rules and Gloryhound on Thursday night. Part of the annual come home week every Christmastime .....you just never know who's gonna hop on stage.
Season's Greetings earthlings !
The JPE will be recording at New Scotland yard in January with the new tunes coming fast and furious outta the gate on a weekly basis.
In Halifax this week ? Visit the, soon to be no more, cozy confines of Tribeca for The True Love Rules and Gloryhound on Thursday night. Part of the annual come home week every Christmastime .....you just never know who's gonna hop on stage.
Season's Greetings earthlings !
Friday, December 02, 2011
Thursday, September 22, 2011
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Labels: Cornerbrook, Deerlake, St.John's
Saturday, September 17, 2011
Love ya , Cornerbrook ! Sydney ! Mt.A! MSVU! Acadia! UPEI! St,FX !
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Tuesday, August 16, 2011
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Labels: Classified, FredRock, Joel Plaskett, SerenaRyder
Tuesday, August 09, 2011
Off to Fredericton for a JPE Saturday show.
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Labels: Fredericton
Tuesday, July 12, 2011
The JPE are off to the Vancouver Folk Music Festival for a Main Stage show Friday night, and are excited to see Gillian Welch perform right before us.
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Friday, July 08, 2011
On to Sarnia for a dusky Sunday show with the Arkells and the Tragically Hip. ... Nice to see our 2 time tour hosts,The Hip, and crew buddies; Mike ,Rick, Billy Ray, Buddy Bud, Sean ,et al . Also great to meet all them southern Ontario second cousins.
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Labels: Sarnia, The Arkells, The Tragically Hip
Friday, July 01, 2011
St.John's does it again. It takes the cake, and then fills it full of rum and lays it out in front of ya. Thanks to everybody rocking in the drizzle. And to Elliot and Mark from the Novaks for letting us jam Fat Cat style. We can't return soon enough.
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Labels: St.John's, The Fat Cat, The Novaks
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Go Bruins ! Hello, Millville, New Jersey and Croton-on-Hudson, New York .
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Labels: bruins, New Jersey, New York
Wednesday, May 18, 2011
The Joel Plaskett Emergency return to one of the cities that gets it, really gets it; St. John's, Newfoundland ! June 30th, The George St. Stage, during the Canada Day Celebrations.
And while there we'll check in with our buddies at the St. John's Regional Fire Department who sent us cool patches.Thanks Gerald !
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Sunday, April 17, 2011
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Labels: electric tenor, Joel Plaskett
Tuesday, April 05, 2011
JOEL joins THE TRUE LOVE RULES for a rollicking version of I KNOW NOTHING ANYMORE, April 1st, 2011, Halifax.
Tuesday, March 29, 2011
Edmunston, NB. 2 am. Last night of the tour. The Goldilocks motel. Meanwhile, over Paris, Davey Myles was listening to his new demos , next thing , lights out .
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I'm Yours -live. From the beautiful Sydenham St .United Church , Kingston, Ontario .
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Monday, March 14, 2011
A day off in Kingston to recharge.
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Saturday, March 12, 2011
A North Bay Saturday night . We rolled on down a clean dry highway from 2 stellar nights in Hamilton . This venue here is something special though ; a classic Capitol theatre like what used to grace many Canadian cities, including Halifax, before the stupid sob's torn it down . David Myles has just finished his charming set so it's time to stretch and kick , out the jams . Rock over North Bay .
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Monday, March 07, 2011
St. John's once again provided all that was necessary for a first class rock and roll Friday night . Thanks to everyone coming out for the sold out show at MUN. And to all our pals downtown for the late night jam and drinks . Always nice to see the Novaks , et al. Looking forward to the next time .
Up next The Emergency is off to Ontario and Quebec . Come say hello .
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Thursday, January 20, 2011
The Canada Winter Games presents ; THE JOEL PLASKETT EMERGENCY . The Grand Parade, Halifax, Feb .14 th . Valentine's Day !!
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Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Want to read a great book ? One to carry you aboard the frozen crystal ship of winter through the highs and lows of an extraordinary artist's journey ? I did , so I can't recommend this enough . Patti Smith's Just Kids .
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The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) produces rankings of school performance - but it has now published an analysis of fair opportunities for pupils.
This OECD study compares the reading skills of teenagers against the levels of social equity.
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The UK is successful in results, but weaker in fairness.
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Once upon a time, ombré stole the spotlight as the design world's new trend. These days, it has earned the special place as a standard pattern that is here to stay. I personally love how easy it is to personalize and change just by using different color palettes. And now that it's officially autumn, I decided to give the ombré look some love with maroon and purple hues. What better way than to experiment with ombré and tassels than to create these DIY hoop earrings made with Darice's cloth-covered wire? I'm obsessed with it! Here's how to make a pair.
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- Darice Silver Plated Hoop Earrings.
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- Clear Nail Polish (optional).
Step 1. Cut a 12 inch strand of cloth covered wire.
Step 2. With the exception of your thumb, place your fingers together. Wrap the wire around your fingers three times.
Step 3. Remove the wire from your fingers and slip onto one hoop earring.
Step 4. Hold an 8 inch strand of 24 gauge copper wire under the cloth-covered wire, right below the hoop. You'll want to hold the cloth covered wire about 1 inch from the end of the copper wire.
Step 5. Wrap the copper wire tightly around the cloth covered wire.
This part may take some practice. Don't worry, though! You can always undo the copper wire and try again with a new strand. The key is to wrap slowly so you have more control.
Step 6. After you have wrapped the copper wire around the cloth covered wire four times, cut away the excess with scissors.
Step 7. Using the flattening portion of the pliers, clamp down on the copper wire. This will flatten the pointed ends of the copper wire. It will also prevent the copper wire from sliding off of the tassel.
Step 8. Repeat Steps 1-7 four more times. Each of the DIY hoop earrings should have a total of five tassels.
Step 10. For the ombré effect on your DIY hoop earrings, add the first wash of color directly to the tassels. Go a little heavy on the water; this will dilute the acrylic paint and create a watercolor look.
The color will naturally travel through the cloth-covered wire. Start off with a small amount of paint and gradually add more.
Step 11. Add the second wash of color, focusing on the bottom of the tassels. Again, use more water than you typically would with acrylic paint. This will help the colors blend together and create a gradient.
Step 12. If needed, cut away any unraveling threads from the bottom of the tassels.
Optional: Dab a few dots of clear nail polish to prevent future unraveling and to keep your DIY hoop earrings looking neat and tidy!
Step 13. Repeat Steps 1-12 to create the second of your DIY hoop earrings. Once the paint and clear nail polish dries, your new baubles are ready to rock.
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Catholic Culture Update for the week beginning January 22, 2017
Quote to carry in your heart this week
"Reconciliation, the love of Christ compels us." Theme for Christian Unity Week
January 22nd is the third Sunday in Ordinary Time. "Does it not strike you as amazing that Jesus calls on ordinary people to become his first disciples? Jesus wants them to join him in a new kind of community and to experience intimately a loving and faithful relationship with him and with each other. It is a call to proclaim "the good news of the kingdom" to all people they will encounter and minister to. What would so profoundly influence their decision to become Jesus' first disciples? I believe it was their faith in and desire for the love of God that inspired them to bring love and hope to a dark world. They were being given the opportunity through God's gift of grace to change their ways and participate as a community in God's plan of love and salvation. During this Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, let this gospel serve as a reminder that Jesus summons all of us to be in real relationship with him and with those around us. As Christians in community, let us listen to Paul who reminds us we are "united in the same mind and for the same purpose," to serve and care for those around us especially for the poor. It is in communion with Jesus that our hope and promise of God's abundant grace are to be found – a pure gift for all of us." Julie Cachia, Sunday Missal 2016-2017, Living with Christ, page 135.
January 18-25, 2017 is the Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. "Each year, Christians from many denominations observe a special week of prayer for Christian Unity. Coming together in a variety of ways, through joint prayer and meetings, we remember how much we share, and we look honestly at the issues that still keep us apart. It is a time to reflect on Christ's prayer the night before he died: "The glory that you have given me I have given them, so that they may be one, as we are one, I in them and you in me, that they may become completely one, so that the world may know that you have sent me and have loved them even as you have loved me" (John 17:22-23). The week of prayer was begun in 1908 by an American Episcopalian priest, Paul Wattson, and since that time it has spread worldwide. Each year, a joint commission of leaders from the full spectrum of the Christian family gathers to prepare prayer resources for this week of prayer and reflection. For Catholics, the unity of all Christian believers is more than just one more dream; it is central to the Church's mission." Companion to the Calendar – A guide to the Saints, Seasons, and Holidays of the Year, Second Edition, page 37 Let us pray for unity among Christians.
Pray the Glory Be each day this week for the intention of Christian Unity.
January 24th is the memorial of St. Francis de Sales, Bishop and Doctor of the Church. "St. Francis de Sales (1567-1622), bishop of Geneva, contributed immensely to the development of spirituality through the publication of his book An Introduction to the Devout Life. Living during a time when most manuals on spirituality were written primarily for clerics and members of religious orders, St. Francis' book provided a practical path to holiness for people from all states of life. He challenged the prevailing belief that only a select few could attain sanctity. Along with his accomplishments in the area of an "everyday" or "lay" spirituality, he cofounded with St. Jane Frances de Chantal the Order of the Visitation of Holy Mary – a religious community of nuns that move beyond traditional enclosure to a blend of prayer and service to the poor. Together, St. Francis and Jane, with their close friends Sts. Vincent de Paul and Louise de Marillac, transformed the face of the Church in France. St. Francis has been named a Doctor of the Church." Companion to the Calendar – A guide to the Saints, Seasons, and Holidays of the Year, Second Edition, page 39-40 Loving God help us to believe in your fidelity the way St. Francis de Sales did! One of St. Francis' quotes was "Have patience with all things, but, first of all with yourself." To honour St. Francis de Sales, be patient with yourself.
January 25th is the feast of the Conversion of St. Paul the Apostle. "Saul of Tarsus (c. 4 – c. 64) had a history of persecuting Christians. He was present at the martyrdom of St. Stephen and held the cloaks of those who stoned him. While on the road to Damascus, where Saul was headed to suppress the Christian community, he was blinded by a bright light and heard the voice of Christ saying, "Saul, Saul, why do you persecute me?" (Acts 9:4). He took the name Paul and became the "Apostle to the Gentiles," travelling the known world with the message of the Gospel. St. Paul's conversion is a witness to the mercy of God and the possibility of conversion." Companion to the Calendar – A guide to the Saints, Seasons, and Holidays of the Year, Second Edition, page 40 St. Paul, Apostle to the Gentiles, pray for us. It's Bell's Let's Talk Day. In Paul's name, have a conversation about mental health and witness to the mercy of God!
January 26th is the memorial of Sts. Timothy and Titus, Bishops. "Sts. Timothy and Titus, first century bishops and martyrs, are celebrated together because of their joint association with St. Paul. Timothy is first mentioned in Acts 16:1-2, when Paul visits Lystra, in what is now Turkey. Timothy's mother was Jewish, Paul circumcised him so he would be accompanied Paul on some of his journeys, and he is the one addressed in the Letters to Timothy in the [Christian Scriptures.] Tradition says that Paul made him bishop of Ephesus in 65. He was martyred by stoning in either the year 65 or 80 for preaching against the worship of idols. St. Titus was also a disciple and companion of St. Paul. He was probably a Gentile, and Paul refused to have him circumcised because the Gospel freed Gentiles from the Law of Moses. Although he is not mentioned in Acts, he is mentioned several times in Paul's letters and was probably commissioned to preach to the Gentiles. According to Paul, Titus was with Paul and Timothy at Ephesus and was sent to Macedonia to collect alms for the Christians in Jerusalem. He also spent time in Macedonia, Crete, and Dalmatia in modern day Croatia. Tradition says that he was a bishop in Crete and died in the year 107." Companion to the Calendar – A guide to the Saints, Seasons, and Holidays of the Year, Second Edition, page 40 Sts. Timothy and Titus, inspire us to live our faith in good times and in the challenging times.
Fan into a flame the spirit of God that lives in you!
January 27th is the International Commemoration in Memory of the Victims of the Holocaust. "Today we stop and take time to reflect on the Holocaust. We join many other school boards in Ontario in this commemoration. The Holocaust was a human catastrophe born of hatred and intolerance. We must continue to draw on the lessons learned from the Holocaust and make sure all people understand the consequences of hatred and apathy. As Canadians, we also have a responsibility to honour the sacrifices made by our ancestors by learning about the extreme forms of persecution from which they sought refuge by immigrating to Canada. By formally recognizing International Holocaust Remembrance Day every January 27th, your community will be aligning itself with the Canadian democratic values we collectively cherish and hope to preserve for future generations. January 27th was selected by the UN as it marks the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp, a place where more than one million people, predominantly Jewish men, women and children, were murdered." Adapted from a letter received from the Friends of Simon Wiesenthal Centre for Holocaust Studies (FSWC) Pray for the families who lost so many loved ones in the Holocaust.
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Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada 2012 Calls to Action
In order to redress the legacy of residential schools and advance the process of Canadian reconciliation, the Truth and Reconciliation Commission makes the following calls to action.
- We call upon post-secondary institutions to create university and college degree and diploma programs in Aboriginal languages.
New Catholic Elementary Curriculum Policy Document for Religious Education
Celebrating ~ Hope Expectations for Primary Classes
By the end of grade 3, it is our hope that students will be individuals who:
- Cherish the sacramental life of the Church as the gift of God's presence in our lives to nourish, restore, guide and form us as children of God;
- Participate freely in the Sacrament of Eucharist as the central sacrament of the Catholic faith and the Sacrament of Reconciliation to strengthen and renew their relationship with Jesus;
- Find hope and faith in the story of salvation that unfolds through the celebrations of the five seasons of the Church's liturgical year.
Grade Three – CL 1.2: Through an examination of the actions, symbols, and prayers of the Seven Sacraments of the Church, identify and explain how the sacraments celebrate the initiation and belonging to the community of the Church (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation), healing sickness and forgiveness of sin (Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick), renewal and conversion (Baptism, Reconciliation), service (Matrimony, Holy Orders) and how they are all linked to and expressed in the Eucharist. [CCC nos. 1322-1344]
Part 1 of this expectation:
|Actions of the 7 Sacraments
|Symbols of the 7 Sacraments
|Prayers of the 7 Sacraments
|Baptism – pouring of water, anointing with oil, sharing of light, dressing in white, given a name
Priest, parents and godparents – make the sign of the Cross on the babies forehead and chest
|Water, oil, light (fire) on candles, white clothing, name
|Answers to three questions by parents and godparents – Renunciation of Satan, all his works, and all his empty promises. "I do."
Priest says "I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit."
"I claim you for Christ our Lord." – with anointing
|Reconciliation – make an examination of conscience
Acknowledgement of sins before priest
Recitation of act of Contrition and perform penance.
|I forgive you of all your sins in the name of the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Oh God, I am very sorry for having sinned.
|Eucharist – praising and thanking God
Receiving communion
|Bread and wine
|The Body of Christ. Amen.
The Blood of Christ. Amen.
|Confirmation – laying on of hands of bishop and sponsor
Anointing with chrism
|Oil, touch through laying on of hands
|My name is _____ and I ask to be confirmed.
Bishop says as he anoints forehead of the confirmand
Be sealed with the Holy Spirit.
|Anointing of the Sick
|Oil, touch through laying on of hands
|Anointing the forehead
Through this holy anointing
Anointing the hands
May the Lord who frees you from sin
|Marriage/Matrimony – exchange of promises and rings/embrace/ sexual consummation
|Ring, blessed water, candle, vows
|Do you take, this man, this woman, until death? I do.
|Ordination – lying prostrate on the ground before the bishop, bishop anoints the hands of the priest, lays hands on the head of the priest
|Oil, laying on of hands
|Calling on the Holy Spirit to give priestly office.
Part 2 of this expectation: Explain how the sacraments celebrate the initiation and belonging to the community of the Church (Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation)
Baptism begins the process of initiation for a child. The parents bring the baby/child and ask for this sacrament so the child can grow up learning about and knowing Jesus Christ and the community of the Church – his body on Earth.
After the child is baptized the child attends mass regularly with the parents and family and eventually comes to an age where the child understands right and wrong and so is prepared for the sacrament of reconciliation. Then usually in the same year, the child prepares to receive the Body of Christ in the Eucharist. This brings the child into communion with the whole community. S/he feels apart of the congregation and can attend mass and participate fully with all others present. Once the child has reached the age for Confirmation, this sacrament is confirmed upon the child. This is the last sacrament of initiation and it is hoped that the child will take an active role in one of the ministries in the church. In this way the child is a contributing member of the community.
Part 3 of this expectation: Explain how healing sickness and forgiveness of sin (Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick) renewal and conversion (Baptism, Reconciliation) are all related.
We all make mistakes, it is going to happen. Sometimes the mistakes are big and sometimes they are small. Depending upon how well our conscience has been formed, we may feel the effects of sin (mistakes). Forgiveness of sin removes the effects of sin and helps us become the person we are ultimately called to be. The more we acknowledge our sinfulness and experience this renewal of our Spirit we will have conversion. We will grow in holiness and wholeness. Sometimes the healing we need is for physical or mental sickness. Being anointed is a way to experience the healing mercy of God. As children of God, it is God's desire for us to be whole and well. Through the laying on of hands and the anointing with blessed oil, the sick person can experience the healing touch of God.
Part 4 of this expectation: Explain how service (Matrimony, Holy Orders) is related to these sacraments.
We are called to service through our baptismal call to be priest, prophet and king as was our Saviour. As the baptized child grows up within their family, s/he sees parents serving the family and others. As the child attends Mass, the child sees the deacon and priest serving God's people. The child soon learns that s/he is also called to service. There are many ways to serve in the world. The two sacraments of service are matrimony and holy orders.
Part 5 of this expectation: Explain how they are all linked to and expressed in the Eucharist.
The Eucharist is the source and summit of our Christian life. As we make our way into the church we meet a font of blessed water and we make the sign of the cross with the water to remind us of our baptism. We begin mass with a welcoming of those present beside us and behind us. We pray for the forgiveness of our sins and the mercy of God with the Confiteor. We have another moment during the Lamb of God to ask God for forgiveness before we receive communion. We listen to God's word and we pray that it is fuel for the service we will tackle during the week ahead. Should you require the anointing of the sick, parishes can set that up during a week day Mass. Of course the Eucharistic prayer offers us much to reflect upon so we are ready and able to consume the body and blood of Jesus so that we become what we eat in the days ahead. Our total participation is a confirmation of our desire to be a Christian in the world.
Twenty-first Century Learning
- http://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=1FBMMJNU&utm_source > Reba McEntire sings O Happy Day > 5.39 min
- http://www.godtube.com/watch/?v=YKLWPWNX&utm_source > This Is Love> ministry video – 1.32 min
- www.Jesuits.ca/trh > New Jesuit website on Truth and Reconciliation
- http://greatergood.berkeley.edu/ > A website that explores the science of a meaningful life
- www.wccm-canada.ca/ > World Community for Christian Meditation – Canada part of the site > This is a site for Christian Meditation for teachers and students alike.
- www.CARFLEO.org > best kept secret for religious education teachers of every grade
115 Saintly FUN Facts ~ Smiles and Surprises for Kids of All Ages by Bernadette McCarver Snyder
"James the Greater – Here's an apostle AND a saint who was the brother of an apostle and a saint AND was the first apostle to be martyred. So is that why he is called "the greater"? Nope. There were TWO apostles named James and this one was the older – so instead of being called James the Older, he was called James the Greater. But he was ALSO GREAT! In fact, Jesus must have really like James because he gave him a funny nickname! Jesus called James and his brother John "Sons of Thunder"! Do you guess that was because they had LOUD personalities or NOISY voices or STORMY tempers? Do you know anyone who might be called a son or daughter of thunder? A stormy temper can get you in A LOT of trouble! But maybe the apostles HAD to thunder to get people to listen to their important message about Jesus and his new religion. If YOU ever have trouble with your temper, you might ask St. James to help you remember to speak softly, act kindly, and save your thunder for when you have something REALLY important to say – like Help! Fire! Or Look Out!" page 78-79
What Do You Know? A Catholic Identity Game for the Whole Community by Peggy O'Neill Fisher
- Who were the parents of John the Baptist? A. Mary and Joseph B. Zechariah and Elizabeth C. Abraham and Sarah D. Jacob and Rachel
- With what words did the angel greet the frightened Zechariah? A. Do not be afraid. B. Shalom. C. I will not hurt you. D. Hi Buddy!
- On what date do we celebrate the birth of John the Baptist? A. January 24 B. March 24 C. May 24 D. June 24
- In what river was John baptizing? A. St. Mary's River B. Niagara River C. Jordan River D. Amazon River
- What did John the Baptist eat? A. locusts B. wild honey C. steak and potatoes D. A and B
What's your Catholic IQ? A self-assessment for your fun and enlightenment by David O'Brien from page 40
- ____________________ is the sacrament that welcomes people into the Catholic Church. A. first Communion B. baptism C. first reconciliation D. marriage
- The apostles never did what we do at Mass. T or F
- How often can a person receive Holy Communion? A. only on Sunday B. Christmas and Easter C. 10 times a day D. once a day
- Sacraments are the supernatural way that we encounter _______________________. A. Christ B. the saints C. other Catholics D. Pope Francis
- The sacrament of ______________________ is how Catholics receive mercy and forgiveness for their sins. A. holy Communion B. matrimony C. reconciliation D. ordination
Taking Jesus to the Movies …A blog by Pat Carter csj
Rogue One – This movie is part of the Star Wars franchise. It is intended to be a prologue explaining the context of the first Star Wars movie. I totally enjoyed it. It was a bit eerie seeing Carrie Fisher on the big screen the day after she died in real life. The humour, action, characters, sets were very well done. I have seen all of the Star Wars movies and this one fits in just fine. I give this movie ♥♥♥.5/5 hearts .
A NEW YEAR addition to CCU – A Blog for Eclectic Readers – by Pat Carter csj
These Are My Words: The Residential School Diary of Violet Pesheens, Northern Ontario, 1966. I selected this book this week because I spend days on retreat with Grade 11 students learning about the Truth and Reconciliation Commission. This book was written about a young girl's experience in a Northern Ontario Indian Residential School. Her experience was not perfect but it was not horrific. Her caretakers actually took care of her (she had enough to eat, got glasses when it was discovered that she could not see the board). However, it helped me to get into the experience a bit deeper. I would recommend this book as a read aloud for Grades 5-6. It is not a huge book. But reading a day at a time, would give enough for students to reflect on what this experience would have been like. Who knows, might make some students grateful. I give this book ☺☺☺☺☺/5 smiles.
Trivia for Those Who Read to the end…Just like the credits at the movies.
"The highest visible number on a dart board is 20." Huh!! http://quizagogo.com/quiz/smab98647/aabfc.html


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Unfortunately we've had a difficult end to 2012, followed by an equally challenging beginning. As a result I've decided that taking some time out to be with my family and support each other through this time is sensible. Therefore I have had to suspend the planned teaching programme until things are clearer for us.
As I've mentioned before my father has been ill. He came home from hospital just before Christmas and has taken a while to recover and is now ill again with virtually the same symptoms. As a result he is moving temporarily into nursing care for more observation and support, with the hope that the cause can be identified.
I was planning to go and stay with him / support him at home on New Year's Eve following my daughter's dating scan for her pregnancy. However sadly when she went for the scan her baby had already passed away. She had surgery yesterday and whilst she's home and doing as well as can be expected, she understandably needs her Mum at the moment.
We're not sure what the longer term plan is for Dad, and whilst my brother is local and doing a really good job of supporting him, he is juggling this with a fulltime job and busy family life, so at some point I am going to need to go to Devon and help Dad out, whether its getting him settled back home or moving into care.
I've felt liots of mixed emotions and would dearly love to clone myself at the moment and be all things to everyone.
I'm going to continue knitting and crocheting and working on designs and patterns and developing the retail side of what I make, as I can do that from anywhere – once I've made my Christmas present to me, a Russian knit in one piece shawl. I'm hoping that this will take a new direction which I'll start blogging about once the idea is fully developed and ready to launch.
However the classes, lessons and workshops will need to go on the back burner along with the craft fairs for now, as I don't want to commit to a 6 week course or a 1 day workshop and then have to cancel at the last minute due to being needed elsewhere.
I want to thank everyone who has supported Bits and Bobs Crafts in 2012 and to those old and new friends who have been part of the journey so far…. And I wish you and yours a Happy, Healthy and Blessed 2013
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Sunday, April 19, 2009
Observe and Report
MPAA Rating: R for pervasive language, graphic nudity, drug use, sexual content and violence.
This dark comedy starring Seth Rogen involves bi-polar mall security guard Ronnie Barnhardt being called into action to stop a flasher from turning shopper's paradise into his personal peep show. But when Barnhardt can't bring the culprit to justice, a surly police detective, is recruited to close the case. My experience watching this film was just hysterical. Rogen is so creative in all of his films and he never fails at delivering new movies that don't involve the trash that is called "comedy" now-a-days. I wish more of my movie experiences were like the ones I have when I watch Seth Rogen movies. The only aspect of the movie I didn't like was that they all played such low lives, that it gave a wake up call to most of the audience that they are too, the morons that these characters play. 2 and a half out of 4 stars.
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View from Brussels: Britain's core value should be freedom
At the moment, Britain feels like a bossy boots place. Theresa May should tread carefully if she tries to regulate the internet, writes Pelle Neroth
Theresa May made a gamble to hold an election; it has led, as we all know, to a hung parliament.
Britain's future is more uncertain than ever. I think the vote in a good way represents the public's irritation that their messages are not getting across. I don't think the public want a hard Brexit and are irritated at the continuing failure of the Westminster elites to have a long-term strategy to deal with demographic transformation. I also believe the British people want a lot of things, other things, to be up for discussion in the creation of a new post-EU society. Hard Brexit seems to offer just more of the same thing – the whole process driven by economic elites who would stand to benefit from an austerity economy, zero-hours contracts, an offshore economy floating off the coast of Europe – despite May's promises of a fairer, more egalitarian Britain.
There is a disaffection with the mainstream media and maybe some of the (youth) vote was a poke against the BBC – even I, not a Labour supporter, thought the corporation was biased against Corbyn. And how many people out there saw coverage in the American and other publications about alleged connections between MI5 and MI6 and the Manchester bomber and were annoyed at the failure of the British press to pick up on this in a big way? It is hard to know. Personally I think that, if Britain is entering a new era, both the intelligence agencies and the media need a shake-up. The latter transformation of course can't be state-directed, but now that we have the internet as a distribution mechanism for news, why should anyone listen to what media oligarchs think anyway? It is striking that you get much more diversity of opinion in the American media where the Deep State role is much more openly questioned in the political campaign to remove Trump, whereas the British media seem to show much more loyalty to and circumspection about whatever it is the intelligence agencies do. America has the First Amendment. Britain has D-Notices.
I think another contributing problem to the Conservative election fiasco was Theresa May's unwillingness to enter into a debate outside carefully choreographed, closed sessions. That's anti-democratic. And ironically maybe many voters thought that Jeremy Corbyn, having survived the steel bath of British tabloid hatred as well as mutiny from his own Blairites, may actually be the stronger man to confront the 27 nations of the EU on the other side of the negotiating table at the Brexit talks.
Since this is an engineering magazine, let's look at the IT technology angle – Theresa May's proposal to regulate the internet if she became Prime Minister again. If Britain stands for anything it is freedom and freedom of thought – many Europeans actually think so, still think, like Voltaire, that Britain is the home of freedom, even though Britain has actually been in recent years the truncheon state par excellence at Brussels Home Affairs gatherings.
I know I made a call for greater equality in Britain in a recent article, and that is true, but liberty is as important, maybe more so. It should be the core value in the new Britain. But I am sad to say I think Britain is becoming gradually a more authoritarian country. Political correctness has harvested many victims, damaged Britain's intellectual climate. What about that ridiculous case of a man being jailed for years for wrapping a slice of bacon around a mosque door handle as a tasteless prank? The man died later in prison, a story that went virtually unnoticed. Or the sacking of a popular LBC presenter for making a tweet. I mean, for God's sake. Rowan Atkinson, John Cleese and others have all railed at the censorious climate in Britain.
What struck me on my latest trip to Britain was the Orwellian presence of barking tannoys everywhere: for instance, telling you to not smoke in the hospital every five minutes. You hear that journalists at certain regional press organisations get the length of their toilet breaks recorded – God forbid if they failed to provide value for money for their employers. And of course, Britain is the CCTV capital of the world, not that it did anything to stop the three terrorist attacks in the last few months. None of this control state stuff comes from Brussels, I am afraid. It's home-grown.
And now we have Theresa May's proposals to regulate the internet. It is understandable in the context of wanting to stop recruitment videos from ISIS and such things. But there is another story about those Islamist attacks. If some journalists are to be believed, and I trust Mark Curtis, the historian and journalist, there has been a historic relationship between the British government and Islamist movements.*
They've been used as auxiliaries for decades in order to topple Middle Eastern regimes – often secular ones – the British simply didn't take a liking to, Gaddafi being the latest one.**
Of course this is not trumpeted in radio or the daily press, and one fears that if Theresa May's proposals to control the internet against Islamist radicals were realised, would the dragnet not also affect such free journalism as there is – journalism for instance that investigates embarrassing issues like Mark Curtis's work? And while we are on the topic of censorship, do tell me, please, how the regulation of esoteric varieties of pornography would make Britain more secure from terrorists? Maybe, once a Home Secretary, always a Home Secretary.
I think the British people want more sovereignty for their nation but also more sovereignty in their lives – too much of their daily work is demeaning and without greater purpose. For many, perhaps most, people rampant consumerism doesn't supply a spiritual alternative. There are positive feelings out there among the general public: a peaceful nationalism and a great sense of common decency and a British pride and solidarity. I also think that the British would like to feel that they live in a country that is a beacon of liberty.
I don't see a lot of interesting ideas coming out of Britain the moment – my media consumption is voracious and comes from many countries, but seldom seems to have the co.uk internet suffix. The London-based conservative broadsheet newspaper my British father reads contains just silly articles about how totalitarian the Europeans are sandwiched between advertisements for garden furniture and holidays in Tuscany. What struck me about last visit was how life seemed dank and parochial. One wonders if it's because of the blanket supplied by – well, decades of various subtle thought control mechanisms.
British government: Do whatever you have to do to combat Islamic extremism – you could start by ceasing to meddle in the Middle East. But keep the internet free. It is the greatest creation of our time. Don't build the Great Internet Wall of Britain, Mrs May.