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May 26, 2015
Second graders at Hosp, McSpedden, Newman and Scott elementary schools recently got a lesson about the importance of trees, just in time for Earth Day and Arbor Day.
As in years past, the City of Frisco's Urban Forestry Board donated trees which were planted at new elementary campuses. Typically, only two trees have been donated, but with four new elementary schools opening this school year, the group expanded the donation to four.
The Forestry Board is dedicated to the promotion, improvement and protection of the urban forest and educates students and the community about the need to protect existing trees and encourage proper selection, planting methods and maintenance of new trees.
The presentation aligns with second grade TEKS regarding the needs and physical characteristics of plants.
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Frisco, Texas 75033 Map/Directions
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Opened 10 years ago
Closed 10 years ago
Last modified 7 years ago
#10670 closed (fixed)
Using a QuerySet in a filter expression can cause later evaluation of the QuerySet to raise ProgrammingError
|Reported by:
|Ben Anhalt
|Owned by:
|Alex Gaynor
|Database layer (models, ORM)
|Triage Stage:
|Ready for checkin
|Has patch:
|Needs documentation:
|Needs tests:
|Patch needs improvement:
|Easy pickings:
Adding the following test case to tests/modeltests/aggregation/models.py:
>>> publishers = Publisher.objects.filter(id__in=(1,2)) >>> publishers [<Publisher: Apress>, <Publisher: Sams>] >>> publishers = publishers.annotate(n_books=models.Count('book')) >>> publishers[0].n_books 2 >>> publishers # Here it is OK [<Publisher: Apress>, <Publisher: Sams>] >>> books = Book.objects.filter(publisher__in=publishers) >>> books [<Book: Sams Teach Yourself Django in 24 Hours>, <Book: Practical Django Projects>, <Book: The Definitive Guide to Django: Web Development Done Right>] >>> publishers # Here it fails. [<Publisher: Apress>, <Publisher: Sams>]
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Failed example: publishers # Here it fails. Exception raised: Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/test/_doctest.py", line 1267, in __run compileflags, 1) in test.globs File "<doctest modeltests.aggregation.models.__test__.BUG[8]>", line 1, in <module> publishers # Here it fails. File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/db/models/query.py", line 55, in __repr__ data = list(self[:REPR_OUTPUT_SIZE + 1]) File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/db/models/query.py", line 70, in __len__ self._result_cache.extend(list(self._iter)) File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/db/models/query.py", line 193, in iterator for row in self.query.results_iter(): File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/db/models/sql/query.py", line 262, in results_iter for rows in self.execute_sql(MULTI): File "/usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/django/db/models/sql/query.py", line 2285, in execute_sql cursor.execute(sql, params) ProgrammingError: missing FROM-clause entry for table "U1" LINE 1: ...ame", "aggregation_publisher"."num_awards", COUNT("U1"."id")...
I'm using postgres.
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This seems to be exposing 2 problems: a) Why isn't the query cache being used?, b) Why are we generating invalid SQL?
comment:2 Changed 10 years ago by
This is only one problem (the annotation stuff is doing something funky).
The queryset cache not being used is intentional: the sort of query construction demonstrated here is used to create nested queries. It intentionally avoids passing 10,000 id values or something to the "in" request by constructing nested SQL. When a queryset is used as an rvalue the queryset itself is thrown away pretty much immediately and only the inner Query object is interesting.
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Yeah, you're correct, I didn't think about that one clearly enough(obviously when the queryset clones itself in _as_sql it tosses out the result cache).
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The issue is probably that query.clone() doesn't copy aggregates. I'll write a patch.
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Actually I lied about the query cache issue, I wasn't talking about using the query cache for the in filter, I meant when we reprint publishers, why isn't it keeping the query cache?
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|Background here. The rest is my own.
Baby J. must have been hoping I'd feel special.
But I don't.
I feel gross,disgusted, and am still rubbing disinfectant on my hand. Make that hands.
Here's the scope.
Hubby and I decided to have Baby J.'s bath time early today. Our schedule was a little bit overflowing with things we needed to get done. So, Baby J.'s bath time got moved up.
Well, everything was going splendidly. The water was the perfect temperature, Baby J. was happy and enjoying his toys and water time. Yes, everything was truly going wonderfully well.We managed to get him washed and rinsed of all the shampoo with very little fuss and were commenting to each other on how well today's bath time was going.
Hubby then scooped up the little man from the water and quickly handed him to me. My job is to always have the towel ready to wrap around Baby J. as soon as he's out of the warm water so that he won't get cold. There I am holding Baby J. with his back to me (he was facing Hubby), one hand under his towel covered bottom and the other across his chest.
That's when it happened.
The my hand holding Baby's towel covered bottom started feeling a peculiar warmth. I looked up at hubby and saw him stare at Baby J., then he started smiling and that's when I realized Baby J. had peed on my hand. Well, in the towel which my hand was touching.
If only he had stopped there. Instead I started hearing the way to familiar sounding grunts that meant Baby J. was attempting to empty his bowels. I'll remember the following moments forever. There he was struggling to poop and then it hit the towel. And started running through the material and filling up my hand. I stared at Hubby in horror and shouted "Oh my goodness! He pooped! IN MY HAND!"
To which the love of my life responded with a laugh that literally had him doubling over. And he continued to laugh until tears were rolling down his face. Realizing that Hubby would be of no help to me I thought I should probably exchange my dirty hand for the clean hand while also wiping his bottom best I could with the towel and throwing it off to the side. So, I did. Only to feel another bout of liquid burst into my hand all over again.
This time there was no towel barrier between the poop and my poor, clean hand.
Hubby took one look at the situation and almost died of laughter.
And I, well I couldn't believe it. I had gotten pooped on TWICE!! In a five minute period! I was ready to cry. And laugh at the impossibility of this happening to me twice within five minutes.
Turning back around to the bathtub, I gently lowered Baby J. back in and started the shower head this time with Hubby still trying to catch his breath from laughing so hard in the background. That's when Hubby decided to update me on my current standing in the Everyday Mommy Headquarters.
"Sweetie," he said," you know I think you've been promoted to Poop Handler."
Wonderful.Absolutely wonderful. Just the promotion I was hoping for.
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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dguys.apps.extractapk "Apk Extract & Share" is the name we gave for the application. As for what it does i think you might pretty well guess about that , i don't need to explain that (or should i 🙂 ). Although it is not a heavy application as you might expect but it's start and we are happy about it. Because for a long period of time we couldn't get started for some weird reason.
About Apk Extract & Share:
Currently Version 1.0 has support for English, Chinese(Simplified), Korean, German and Japanese Language. When it comes app development localization is a pretty big deal because we want to cover as much as we can with what we have.We have plans to add more language in future. For UI & UX we have used features and code from some open source libraries out there.
Couple of screenshot of the application:
As we don't have enough resources we have done the language translation via google translator. Please do notify us if anything needs to be corrected.BTW if you want to contribute by doing translation for this application in your native language you are more then welcome. Let us know :). Furthermore If you have any valuable input or any feature/language request please drop us an email at: { dguysstudio at gmail dot com }


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Between now and Christmas I will be posting more of the "little" gifts that I have made.
Today's "little" gifts are for co-workers. These are Hershey Nuggets that I used 2 or 3 different double-sided holiday scrapbooking papers to cover the original gold wrappers. Using the same paper/cardstock I fabricated a tray for the candies to nest in and put them in a Wilton Pretzel Bag. I then made a "topper" for the bag and used a die cut with Stickles for a final touch.
This idea is not my own, I found it on Pinterest.
These are inexpensive little gifts and allow me to let co-workers know that I thought of them during the Christmas season.
Happy Scrappin' ! ! !
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(A review of Matthew T. Parks and C. David Corbin, Keeping Our Republic, Principles for a Political Reformation. Resource Publications, 2011. $14.)
After the 1789 Constitutional Convention adjourned and the exhausted delegates spilled into the streets of Philadelphia, someone asked Benjamin Franklin, "Well Doctor, what have we got–a republic or a monarchy?" Franklin's response, always wise and witty, was, "A republic, if you can keep it."
Is that just an old-fashioned word…like "virtue" or "Presbyterian?" You don't hear it much anymore. In fact, to describe America as a republic is to distinguish yourself as part of a well-informed elite. It is far more common for people to speak of our country as a "democracy."
But when we press for democracy in developing nations, i.e., for free and fair elections and universal suffrage, are we making them just like us? Surely not. There is more to the genius of the American political experiment than the rule of a majority vote. But there is also less. When we moved to universal adult suffrage with the nineteenth amendment, did we take on a different form of government? Did we move from oligarchy to democracy? Only the cynical say so.
They don't understand, however, what the authors of Keeping Our Republic understand, and what the Founders before them understood. America is a republic, a particular form of democratic self-government, and we forget this to our peril. So our Assistant Provost, Matthew Parks, and PPE Dean David Corbin have written this slender but important volume to take their fellow citizens through a crash course in who they need to be politically if their liberty is at all precious to them, republicanism 101 as it were. They offer the book in the hope of leading a twenty-first century "political reformation."
The remedy we usually hear for the American decline is to "throw the bums out!" But if a healthy republic requires healthy republican citizens—people who understand what liberty is and what it requires, and who are vigilant in its defense—then the battle for our republic is in the citizens themselves. Popular government—government of the people, by the people, and for the people, as Lincoln put it—is a delicate institution that depends on there being citizens who understand the principles of liberty and are disposed to sacrifice the immediate pleasures self-indulgence for the noble prospect of self-government.
So the focus of this book is not populist elite-bashing, much as the entitled Ivy Leaguers who think it their natural right to rule us surely deserve it. It is Joe American to whom the authors are speaking, and no doubt also José American, as well as any citizen legislators whose consciences turn them to learned patriotic books. "We have lost touch with what it means to be a citizen of a republic." The task therefore, is that we all, regardless of political party, "relearn how to think and how to act as republicans." This book is for making citizens once again out of the subjects we have become.
(This review appeared originally in the May 2011 issue of The Empire State Tribune, the student newspaper at The King's College.)
David C. Innes is associate professor of politics at The King's College in New York City, and co-author of the forthcoming Left, Right, and Christ: Evangelical Faith in Politics (Russell Media).


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Arsenal fans were celebrating two fantastic goals from Mesut Ozil and Olivier Giroud that saw the Gunners take a 2-0 victory against Italian side Napoli at the Emirates Stadium.
However, Arsenal's popular restaurant, Piebury Corner, had a slightly different attitude to the big match.
Italian football fans attacked the north London hotspot prior to last night's Champions League clash.
Witnesses claimed there were 30 Napoli fans involved, and one man was taken to Whittington Hospital with cuts to his head after being hit by a belt.
Paul Campbell, owner of Piebury Corner, said the attack was completely unprovoked, and restaurant worker Emily Gould said there was a lot of damage to the shop.
Speaking to the Daily Mail, Mr Campbell said: "We have had Napoli fans inside all day today, they have been having a good time and not bothering anybody at all.
"They have been no problem.
"Then we had a minority of them come in, being violent, picking up chairs and tables.
"It was completely unprovoked, I think they just picked us at random because they saw a busy restaurant and they wanted to fight someone - anyone."
Ms Gould added that there had been around 50 customers in the restaurant at the time of the attack.
Arsenal's next fixture is against West Bromwich Albion on Sunday at The Hawthorns.
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My roommate Frosty has often joked about how many lawnmowers and weedeaters his dad has laying around. It seems that his dad has decided to take care of the clutter and I, for one, am scared. Yes my friends, a gas powered blender. It has been done before, but you've got to respect Greg's scratch building prowess. Finally you can vaporize ice in mere seconds and with the way the handle bars are mounted it's gauranteed to make the goofying process far more intimate than usual. By my count this means he still has four more engines in the garage; I don't know what's next, but god help us all.
Archive for April, 2005
Gas Powered BlenderFriday, April 15th, 2005
Porco RossoThursday, April 14th, 2005
If you see just one period drama about a human-pig hybrid bounty-hunter seaplane pilot this year, make it Porco Rosso (torrent). This is a cute Miyazaki film from 1992. The movie is incredibly silly and not really what you would expect if you've seen Princess Mononoke or Spirited Away. It is a fun diversion and definitely worth the time, but I doubt I'll be view this again any time soon. It certainly treated me better than Closer, which I'm watching right now; the too-clever dialog is driving me up the wall.
Subaru STi-powered ATVThursday, April 14th, 2005
Jalopnik has a cute little piece of insanity. A Subaru STi-powered ATV is just the ticket for a quick trip straight into a coffin. It would be nice if some one built a kit like this: just bolt in the sti power train and then feel free to construct any sort of body you want. I think we'd end up with some better designs than GM's skateboard concept.
Buy Your Laptops NOW!Tuesday, April 12th, 2005
Starting at 8am CST Wednesday April 13th Dell is offering great deals on laptops. Techbargains has all the details you need.
I used a similar offer last fall to get my laptop. It works like this: Configure the laptop till the price exceeds $1499. Then use the coupon code to get $750 off the price, plus free shipping. Make sure you read the details at Techbargains. Last time they did this the deal only lasted during buisness hours and some of the models were only offered till 10am so jump on this.
I have 600m that is now happily running Gentoo. If you get a 600m go for the SXGA+ screen; with its 1400×1050 resolution it is beautiful. If you want to run Linux get the Intel 2200 for the best b/g wireless networking. I hope someone gets a good deal out of this.
Oil ComputerMonday, April 11th, 2005
This showed up in the Gentoo Weekly Newsletter. The site is in German, but here's the Google translation. Which explains the situation like this:
- Don't try this at home "leave the fingers of it better!"
- Completely immersed in vegetable oil, because it doesn't conduct "oil no river leads"
- The computer was working before but was nothing special "computer eat nix special"
- People keep asking him questions: Why? He was drunk
- He researched it and found others with the same idea
- It seemed to work well so he tried it, and it worked "funtzt"
- The benefit is that the computer is really quiet
- He left the fans in to circulate the oil
- Someone has had one of these operating for over a year
- Capillary action will cause the oil to crawl out of the tank so watch out
Here are some more pictures. Ah, beer, lubricant of the mind; I'm sure that hookah sitting behind the tank played no small part, too.
How to Blow 30 DollarsMonday, April 11th, 2005
My taxes are now done and because I'm exceedingly poor I got all of my withholdings back… all $30 dollars of them. Instead of spending my money on sexy vinyl figs (some other time Coop), I headed towards Amazon to check out tomorrow's new releases.
- Bad Education – I had seen Almodóvar's previous two films so i wasn't really caught off guard when this movie opened with two guys fellating each other, but I don't think I need a hard copy of that; I'll pass on this.
- Harvey Birdman Vol. 1 – I really like this series. Old Hannah-Barbera characters are put into troubling legal situations and are then misrepresented by Birdman. I'll probably pick this one up when I've got some free time this summer.
- Mindless Self Indulgence – You'll Rebel to Anything I played their first album for a friend once and he declared it "The future of music". I'd be inclined to agree if it didn't sound like Jimmy Urine was going to have heart attack at the end of each song. The tagline for that album was "30 songs in 60 minutes, one them has to be good!" If you ever get a chance to hear these guys, go for it, they will steal the show. I'm not sure if they will ever put out an album that lives up to the first one though.
Looking over my options I think I'll hang on to my money a little longer. Maybe I'll get it changed into 30 $1 bills and hide them in the 30 different pockets. Then everyday for a month I can find one and feel like a winner!
Time-Traveling ShoesSunday, April 10th, 2005
Well, I was hoping I would be able to tell you about my new Slip-on Chucks I ordered from Zappos when they arrived next Tuesday, but they've been sent BACK IN TIME!. I got an email the same day I ordered saying they had upgraded my free shipping so I would get my shoes faster and from the tracking number it looks like I would have gotten my shoes back in January if I lived in Stafford, Texas. Gladly I don't, but at least I know that my shoes will arrive at any moment since they've now had three months to get here. I just want to get my shoes so I can put them on and declare "Summer, I endorse you, denouncing all other seasons, you are the only season for me".
HG2GSaturday, April 9th, 2005
I saw the tv spot for The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. I had seen the trailer a couple weeks ago and thought it looked great. Seeing the spot this morning prompted me to grab the copy out of my bedroom and start reading in anticipation of the April 29 release. It came in usefull later when my mom read me the haiku she had constructed; I responded "Never let a Vogon read poetry at you".
UPDATE: Adam's biographer says the movie sucks, I haven't read superfan's review (spoilers before the release, what an ass), but I did finish the book so at least a little good came out of this.
Ski Jacket with iPod ControlsThursday, April 7th, 2005
I'd be more excited about this ski jacket with fabric iPod controls from Spyder if Burton and Apple hadn't released one two years earlier. It looks like Spyder managed to bump the jacket price six-fold arriving at $3,000. I guess they do throw in an iPod Photo which means the jacket is only five-times more expensive than the limited edition Burton jacket. I like the soft button technology, but I won't be foaming at the mouth till someone bothers to integrate a soft bluetooth keyboard into my pants.
Definitely FakeThursday, April 7th, 2005
I've hated Louis Vuitton bags ever since VH1 decided to tell the world they were cool in one of their "crap that celebrities buy" shows. It isn't just the Hilfiger-esque excessive badging, but also that the bag looks like it's covered in Lucky Charms. Since its jump into the mainstream eye everyone without a clue has been snatching up Vuittons and the many knockoffs that have hit the market. I absolutely love this obvious fake found on Cool Hunting. Nothing like the truth to show up a poseur.
UPDATE: For those people still buying Vuitton bags, Zappos just sent out a newsletter announcing that they've got the newest Ugg boots in.


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All I have been able to think about since pancake day is crepes. Wafer thin, light as a feather and ready to stuff with the best fillings.
This morning, after a long week of photoshoots, I went the whole hog and treated myself to an epic breakfast pancake feast. Since mother's Day is fast approaching, I also thought this was a good time to share!
These is quite definitely the easiest pancakes (crepes to the french) in the world. The batter takes moments to make and the filling is just a case of a quick mix.
If you are pinched for time everything can also be made the night before, then cooked up when you are ready.
The best part is undoubtedly the sauce, which is made from a mixture of freshly brewed coffee, cocoa powder, coconut syrup and thick coconut milk. I am a recent coffee convert and find the little pods of Cru Kafe coffee perfect for quick use. They fit into a Nespresso machine, but are far better quality. The beans are 100% organic and he packaging is eco friendly.
Buckwheat Crepes with Coffee Creme and Almonds Recipe
This is a generous serving for two, so for more modest eaters, it might extend to three lucky brunch lovers.
Serves 2
- 100g buckwheat or brown rice flour
- 250ml almond milk
- 3 large eggs
- 1/2 shot CRU espresso
- a pinch of sea salt
- Coconut oil, for cooking
- 2 small bananas, cut at an angle into disks
- 125ml/ 1/2 cup thick coconut milk
- 2 heaped tablespoons coconut syrup, or maple syrup
- 1 heaped tablespoon raw cacao, or cocoa powder
- 1/2 shot CRU espresso
- a pinch of cinnamon
- 50g flaked almonds and buckwheat groats, for garnish
Mix the flour with a pinch of salt in a large mixing bowl. In a separate bowl, whisk together the milk and eggs. Pour this mixture into the flour mixture and stir until combined and lump-free. Let it sit for 5 minutes, then stir again and thin the mixture by adding water, a small splash at a time, until it is the consistency of double cream. (The right consistency is the key.)
To cook the crêpes, heat a large non-stick frying pan over a medium heat. Melt a little coconut oil and pour over 4 tbsp of batter to thinly coat the base, rotating the pan as you pour so that the batter runs to cover the entire base. Cook until deep golden, and the edges of the crêpe are beginning to curl and lift. Flip and brown the second side.
Transfer to a plate, cover with a clean tea towel and cook the remaining batter. Leftover batter keeps well in the fridge for a few days – just give it a stir and thin with a little water, if needed, before using.
Wipe out the pan you cooked the crepes in and add another tablespoon of coconut oil. Heat the pan over a high flame. Place in the disks of banana and cook for a minute on each side to caramelise. Flip and cook for the same time on the other side. Set aside the caramelised banana
Mix the coconut milk, syrup, cocoa powder, and remaining 1/2 shot of coffee in a small bowl and set aside. Taste and add an extra glug of syrup, if you feel it needs it.
Divide the crepes between two plates. Fold into halves, sandwiching the coconut coffee creme and caramelized banana between. Top with flaked almonds and buckwheat groats (these will add great texture and crunch and serve warm. Preferably with a hot cuppa coffee.


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Following news of their new album 'Love What Survives', out 8 September, Mount Kimbie have shared a new video for 'Blue Train Lines' ft. King Krule.
The accompanying visual, directed by Raf Fellner and Tegen Williams, features Frank Lebon, who has creative directed all visuals for the album, and is an ode to Ishi, the last of the Yahi people. Watch it below.
'Love What Survives' – Out 8 September
Available on Standard Edition and Limited Edition White Coloured Gatefold Vinyl, CD and Digital, as well as to pre-save to your Spotify collection, below.
All pre-orders come with instant downloads of 'Blue Train Lines' (ft. King Krule), 'We Go Home Together' (ft. James Blake), and 'Marilyn' (ft. Micachu).


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The photo below is a real front page story down here in deepest, darkest Dorset. The good people of Bournemouth are living in fear of old ladies and their mobility scooters. One old lady in particular, who callously ran over a ladies leg and then, having loitered around for about five minutes, fled from the scene at top speed. So, about 5 mph then. Distressed bystanders commented on how powerless they were to stop her. One of them lamented, 'what can you do, rugby tackle a disabled pensioner in a mobility scooter?' The first though that popped into my mind, was that one could casually stroll after her and place one hand on the front of the scooter to prevent its feeble motor propelling the vehicle any further. But I wasn't there. I just simply don't understand the terror.
How more far removed can you get from the graphic front pages of Mexican tabloids, with their beheaded bodies and other gruesome photo shoots? It's easy to jump to the obvious conclusion. Mexico must be far more dangerous than the UK. The truth? It is! Far more dangerous! But that's rather a broad truth. Sure, measure the murder rates per capita of each country, and there's only one conclusion you'll come to.
There are about five crimes that you'd think you could, potentially fall victim to on the streets of Mexico. Being murdered, kidnapped, robbed, assaulted or pick-pocketed. Being murdered didn't worry me. Highly unlikely. I gave murder less consideration than I did my chances of winning the lottery. And I didn't play the lottery. Robbed? It definitely happens. Probably a bit more in DF than in London, but I'll bet there isn't a massive amount of difference in it.
Assaulted? I never felt in fear of that in Mexico, and not just because the average would-be-assailant would need a ladder to clock me one on the chin. The average Mexican just isn't particularly violent or confrontational. Not compared to the average Brit, who seems only too happy to lash out with little to no provocation. Pick pocketing? Pretty similar odds in both countries I'd say.
Then there is kidnapping. It is virtually unheard of in the UK, and when it does occur, it's rarely the type of ransom inspired kidnapping that Mexico has earned a degree of infamy for. It's usually a non violent, non threatening custody dispute between parents. There's no way around it, as far as kidnapping is concerned, Mexico is much the more dangerous place. The prospect never kept me awake at night, but I must confess that of all these crimes it is the one I was most wary of, the one I would most worry about. Mexicans agree. The Green Party had plenty of support from people I knew there when they proposed executing kidnappers.
So where do I feel safest? Mrs P told me the other might that she'll miss the safety and security of the UK. I understand her point. Me too. But there is one consolation. We can sleep pretty well at night in DF, safe in the knowledge that whatever the next day might hold in store for us, it is extraordinarily unlikely that either of us will have our toes mildly squashed by a rampaging, arthritic señora in a mobility scooter.


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Crazy. Insane. Deranged. Mad. Lunatic. —Misused as nouns, adjectives and lay-diagnoses, their use perpetuates stereotypes of the wide variety of people who experience mental illness.
Maybe you know someone or, more likely, a number of people who experience depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder or other brain disorders. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, 1 in 4 American adults and 1 in 5 American youth experience a form of mental illness every year. People with mental illness are teachers, accountants, neighbors, sisters, fathers and friends. Anyone you know could be experiencing mental illness, but afraid to come forward and be treated. Maybe that person is you.
People living with mental illness continue to have an identity that is beyond a diagnosis, similar to other medical conditions. While managing mental illness may be challenging at times—similar to challenges faced by people with diabetes, high blood pressure, or other medical illness— there is greater difficulty in getting the treatment needed because of feelings of shame and stigma surrounding mental illness. However, treatment for mental illness works. Research shows the majority (65 percent to 80 percent) of individuals with mental disorders will improve with appropriate treatment and ongoing monitoring. People with mental illness need to know that they will continue to be seen as people – your brother, best friend, daughter —and not "crazed" or "insane" if they appropriately seek help for a treatable medical condition that they happen to be experiencing.Bring Change 2 Mind, an organization aimed to end stigma and discrimination surrounding mental illness, offers recommendations to reduce your impact on the stigma surrounding those with mental illness.
- Use "person first" vocabulary. When we say a person is schizophrenic, we make their mental illness fully define their identity. Instead, be clear that this is a disease that individuals manage and live with— "He is living with schizophrenia."
- Avoid the verb "suffers" when discussing mental illness. Instead, choose, "lives with mental illness" or "is affected by mental illness."
- There are many phrases and terms; "crazy," "nuts", "psycho", "schizo", "retard" and "lunatic" that may seem insignificant, but really aren't.
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Solar cooking is the simplest, safest, most convenient way to cook food without consuming fuels or heating up the kitchen. Many people choose to solar cook for these reasons. But for hundreds of millions of people around the world who cook over fires fueled by wood or dung, and who walk for miles to collect wood or spend much of their meager incomes on fuel, solar cooking is more than a choice — it is a blessing.
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Todd L. Burns tallies the votes for top record labels of the year.
The answer is, thankfully, a resounding yes. And for precisely the same reason that you'd think that they wouldn't. Labels help separate and order things. They are the gatekeepers of quality. This is why we "buy label X on sight." In fact, labels matter more than ever precisely because any 18-year-old with an internet connection can upload his latest track to MySpace in seconds flat. If the label is consistent, we follow them where they take us.
In 2007, plenty of labels were worth following indeed. There are many labels that it could be argued "fell off" from last year, especially considering they disappeared from RA's year-end label list. Planet E, Soma, Innervisions, Traum, Crosstown Rebels all apparently had a worse 2007 than 2006. But I'd put that down more to other record labels having extraordinary years. And, well, RA having, you know, different voters with different likes and dislikes. But no one wants to hear about that, do they?
Instead, before we begin, let's simply give a little love where love is due, shall we? Nary a label from North America made our final tally, but Wagon Repair, DFA, Spectral Sound, Environ, Italians Do It Better, FXHE, and Dirty Bird all had a 2007 to remember. And while a couple made it from England, we'd be remiss if we didn't mention Will Saul's Simple Records, Border Community, Buzzin' Fly, Hyperdub, Skull Disco and Freerange as imprints of note.
There were other geographical pockets mentioned by our voters this year (France and Scandinavia, of course), but the overwhelming majority was German. Surprised? We thought not. Even so, every German label in existence didn't end up making the cut. Connaisseur, Perlon, Diynamic, Philpot and Cadenza all had exemplary years. No RA hardware to take away, though.
These following ten labels, though? They made the grade. Congrats to all of 'em.
10. Get Physical Music
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In court, Justine stands calmly before her accusers; her solemn face lends her an exquisite beauty. Justine, called to the witness stand, provides another account of the events: with Elizabeth's permission, she had passed the night of the murder at her aunt's house in Chêne. Upon hearing of William's disappearance, she spent several hours searching for him; unable to return home, as it had grown too late, she determined to spend the night in a nearby barn. Shockingly, Justine confesses to the murder, and expresses a wish to see Elizabeth, who asks Victor to accompany her. Justine tells them that she confessed to a lie in order to obtain absolution and avoid excommunication in her last moments. She does not fear death, and nobly spends her last moments in comforting Elizabeth and Victor. This only serves to heighten Victor's anguish, and he reflects that Justine and William are the first victims of his "unhallowed arts."


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Get the Scoop on Ios Control Center Before You're Too Late
With its assistance, you can use a variety of features without needing to open a single app. Its a handy quality that you are able to access quickly and easily. The new features enables you to put in a shortcut to a telephone feature which you will want quick access. In addition, it adds a great deal of new characteristics to provide you with a terrific multitasking experience. Well quickly show you all of the new characteristics and strategies for using Control Center under ios 11.
You may then use the Edit option on top as a way to change certain alarms or to create new ones. All you'll need to do is visit the settings menu and choose Control Center. You're in a position to add control shortcuts, to the base of the screen, and it is also possible to remove some of the default controls as well. When you have finished what you should do, double-tap the home button to return to the former app which you were using. The icon isn't present in the most recent Insider Preview builds. Swipe up to allow the Control Centre and you'll observe the calculator icon in the bottom row.
Heres how you are able to disable Control Center access whenever you're within an app or game. All you have to do to obtain access to the Control Center is swipe up from the base of your display, and it'll automatically appear. Luckily you may disable Control Center access within iOS apps with merely a few taps.
Now toggle AirDrop on and in the event the gadget is unable to figure out the nearby device then you've got to switch it from contact simply to everyone. Now as soon as you're in, you will be greeted with a material design interface with different choices to adjust. When many users will feel that it's an indication of Apple not properly testing its software for bugs and issues, the reality is that mobile operating systems have come to be extremely intricate and it's now not feasible to determine such minor bugs easily. Control Centers interface is presently a run of rounded-rectangle controls. The new functionality is really not as disruptive in many common circumstances. All these functions are incredibly convenient, but a few of them are able to also compromise security.
From that point you are able to select Customize Controls and after that go up ahead and decide on the feature you wish to create a shortcut for. At the present time, there's no way to add controls other the present ones. You don't need to stick with those four controls on the base of the the Control Center screen.
While the changes require some opportunity to become used to, you will be sure to find them convenient over time in comparison to earlier versions. Its simply an issue of how much functionality that you want to surrender though, its hardly a permanent shift. The issue in AirDrop which it doesn't show in control panel is a typical problem which Apple users face but there's a solution for it. Though there are lots of reasons for such issue but here you can able to understand about how to correct the problem with AirDrop. Though maybe it doesn't look like it, notifications present some fairly major security concerns.
Control Centre has certainly improved in the past few years and gives quick accessibility to a few of the absolute most commonly-used iOS features, but nonetheless, it still doesn't offer enough customisation for everybody. Control Center is most likely the ideal feature accession to iOS in years. The very first task you will probably notice about the new Control Center is the deviation from a little set of controls at the base of the page to a complete page which makes it look just a little bit too widgety. The previous room you've selected in the Sonos app is going to be displayed on the lock screen. You'll also observe an Access Within Apps function that can be enabled to offer you immediate access whilst using another app.
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The Detecting Mindset: Quick Tips to Win, Win, Win!
"All I do is win, win, win – no matter what. Got relics on my mind. I can never get enough." – DJ Khaled
A fellow detectorist recently asked me "how do you go out and find a pile of amazing finds every single time you go out?"
Well first of all I corrected him: I don't find a pile of good stuff every time. But I do almost always manage to find something decent each time I go out detecting, and sometimes I hit a site that really produces a fat pouch full of finds. And here is how I do it:
A guy on Facebook posted this recently: "Is there anywhere to hunt in XXXville?" I started to reply with a simple "No" at the ridiculousness of the question but after watching the thread I realized he was serious. Research and permission are the primary keys to consistently finding quality items. If you are afraid of knocking on doors and get permission I guarantee it gets easier if you force yourself to do it. Fortune favors the bold. No risk no reward. All they can say is "No." The detectorist who consistently goes after well-researched, new private property with honest permission will win bigger and much more often than those who hunt sites repeatedly, hunt the easy public sites, and "sneak around" to hunt wherever they can.
This is the key and why I like yard hunting. If you have six hours to hunt, try to hit three yards or more and if you hit a yard that is golden, stay there. Be ready to move on after a couple of hours to another site. Use the laws of averages to get on a good site on a given day. Don't put all your eggs in one basket, in other words. Strike a balance here though – don't leave a promising site too soon, and be ready to come back to a site where you had no luck on another day if it is promising.
I feel like I have mastered my primary machine. If you can't make adjustments in the field and take advantage of different types of sites, and can't get the tough deep targets and targets in iron and trash, then you are severely handicapped. So you have to master your machine. I don't mean learn it. I mean master it. Put in the hours and hours in the test garden and out in the field, experimenting with all the controls and settings until you are surgical with the best metal detector you can get your hands on – one that others hunting for the same things you are, in the same types of soil and properties are successful with, or one you are able to "kill it" with on a consistent basis. When it's working , don't "fix it". When it's not working, "fix it".
I hear constantly how all the good places were hunted out long ago. People have been saying that for years. Sure most of the obvious, publicly accessible sites may have been hit hard, but tune negativity out. Do the research, go for the permission, and work hard on your technique so you can find the goods.
Don't listen to negativity surrounding your detector else you will fall in the trap of always believing you need an upgrade. The problem with upgrading constantly is that you have to start the learning/mastering curve over again. If you need to upgrade your detector, you will know it, and know the specific reason. Perhaps you need a machine with a faster processor to hunt better in trash. Maybe you need to upgrade your "entry level" machine. Most of all, maybe you feel like you have mastered your machine, and are hunting quality sites, but aren't finding enough. Check yourself by hunting with a good detectorist to see if he/she consistently out-hunts you. Remember "The Relics Never Lie", and the finds, or lack thereof, will help you determine if you need to upgrade.
Don't listen to negativity about a specific site. Sometimes this negativity comes from your own mind – some sites just don't look good. Any good detectorist can tell you some of the worst looking sites are "the bomb" and some of the best looking sites are a waste of time. You don't know til you get out there and hit it hard.
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U2 - No Line On The Horizon
No surprise here. I remember a conversation I had one time with my good friend Fred about U2 and what our favorite U2 album was. He summed it up nicely - "My favorite U2 album? The next one." I couldn't agree more. That being said, I really think this is U2's best album since Achtung Baby. That's not to say that Pop doesn't still have it's proper place in my heart. It totally does! What I love about No Line On The Horizon is that I didn't like it that much at first. The albums that have to grow on me are the ones that mean the most to me. This album is a perfect example of that
Highlights: Magnificent, I'll Go Crazy If I Don't Go Crazy Tonight, Breathe
Dave Matthews Band - Big Whiskey And The Groogrux King
In the words of Dave Matthews himself, "If you don't like this album, you should have the person nearest you punch you in the face." After the death of founding member and saxophonist LeRoi Moore, the band found themselves not knowing how to continue (or to continue at all). This album is the soundtrack of a band learning to be a band again and learning to love each other again. DMB have publicly stated that they weren't really seeing eye to eye over the past few years. LeRoi was the one who basically said, "Let's just have fun with it." A lot of his musical contributions remain on the finished product. More than anything, this album is a tribute to the memory of LeRoi Moore. In my opinion, their best album since Before These Crowded Streets (and maybe even a little better!) And let's face it - any album with the word Whiskey in the title is A-OK with me!!!
Highlights: Why I Am, Alligator Pie, Squirm, You and Me
The Avett Brothers - I and Love and You
I and Love and The and Avett and Brothers!!! OK, that was cheesy... But honestly - I really, really love these guys! The Avetts have slowly made a name for themselves by touring for years and years and years without losing their unique style or selling out. Their perseverance is starting to pay off. They are getting the recognition they deserve in national publications, playing to larger and larger crowds, making the rounds on late night television and having music guru Rick Rubin produce this album. While I can't say this is my favorite Avett Brothers album (that honor still goes to Mignonette), this is a truly beautiful album and, according to my iPod, the most played album of the year at the Layne house! Bravo, Avetts! Bravo!
Highlights: I and Love and You, The Perfect Space, Head Full of Doubt/Road Full of Promise
Pearl Jam - Backspacer
There's always going to be that band that you still listen to well after high school. Pearl Jam is that band for me. I will ALWAYS buy their albums and I will ALWAYS see them at least once on each tour. This album is just awesome! It's hard for me to put into words just how much I love these guys and, now that I think about it, even harder to describe this album! I guess I can sum it up like this: This album is Pearl Jam all grown up. I know that isn't a very profound statement, but so be it. Out of this entire list, I would recommend this album above all the others (yes, even U2!!)
Highlights: Amongst The Waves, Gonna See My Friend, Just Breathe
Muse - The Resistance
I have to admit, I am a fairly new fan of Muse. I had heard "Knights of Cydonia" and "Hysteria" and really liked them, but I had the pleasure of seeing them open for U2 in Atlanta and became a huge fan immediately. The only negative thing I can say about them is that they are very derivative. I've said that if Queen and Radiohead had a kid, it would be Muse. Still, that's not a bad pedigree at all! This album rocks, but I have to be in the right mood for it. Luckily, my mood has been right this year!!!
Highlights: Uprising, Resistance, MK Ultra
So there you have it. Again, these are just my favorites and I shouldn't be considered a music critic or any kind of authority at all. I just like what I like, OK? That's what's so great about music, isn't it? There's no right or wrong answer!
Highlights: Uprising, Resistance, MK Ultra
So there you have it. Again, these are just my favorites and I shouldn't be considered a music critic or any kind of authority at all. I just like what I like, OK? That's what's so great about music, isn't it? There's no right or wrong answer!


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If you want to take votes off the Lib Dems, the way to do it is to attack them, not try to position yourself closer to them.
Earlier in the summer I explained to my adoring fans just why I hate the bastards so much.
To repeat my earlier argument, one can strike tactical deals with Tories and sometimes even longer-term strategic deals such as the inter-war National Government.
The bloody LibDems, on the other hand, greet you with one hand and stab you in the back with the other one. This is all obvious to anyone who has encountered the LibDems' vile behaviour in local government and the constant anti-Labour sniping of Lib Dem MPs.
Anyone who wants to know how to deal with the LibDems should refer to "Beating the Liberals", my masterwork from 1998. The Trotskyist, tree-hugging BBC reported at the time that the briefing paper was written by "a senior Lambeth Labour councillor", but of course it was drafted by Linda and me. And it bloody well worked!
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Attack, Attack, Attack The Yellow Peril!
If you want to take votes off the Lib Dems, the way to do it is to attack them, not try to position yourself closer to them.
Posted by Luke Akehurst at 10:52 am
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Does this mean you've withdrawn the injunction and we are free to name you?
- 23 August, 2006 13:03
- Luke Akehurst said...
I don't do injunctions - disapprove of resorting to the capitalist courts.
My memory was the author was Dave Salisbury-Jones.
- 23 August, 2006 14:37
My dearest Luke,
Those vile people from BBC TV Newsnight claimed: "Labour says the report is the work of a junior researcher and was never used." To be slurred like that ... "junior researcher" indeed. Can't you sue for defamation of character?
Yours adoringly,
P.S. How soon before you publish the next edition?
- 23 August, 2006 15:54
- Luke Akehurst said...
Typical of my spoofster - trying to put me down by giving someone else the credit for my excellent work. Sit down all of you - none of you are Spartacus - I am. I did it. I wrote the brief. Claim otherwise and I'll sue you in the capitalist courts.
- 23 August, 2006 19:02
- Luke Akehurst said...
Especially when you try to blame poor Dave Salisbury-Jones, a chap who just like me was tipped to overturn a Tory majority (in Uxbridge) in 2001 and just like me failed to achieve it. If you are going to blame someone, at least have the decency to blame a success.
- 23 August, 2006 19:05
"Especially when you try to blame poor Dave Salisbury-Jones, a chap who just like me was tipped to overturn a Tory majority (in Uxbridge) in 2001 and just like me failed to achieve it. If you are going to blame someone, at least have the decency to blame a success. "
but he wrote a book to defeat the Libdems, not the tories.
- 23 August, 2006 20:23
- Luke Akehurst said...
OK - I admit it, I've perpetrated a terminological inexactitude.
Salisbury-Jones did write the paper, but I circulated it around Hackney Labour Group and I like to claim it as my own work as I really wish I'd written it.
As for poor old Salisbury-Jones targeting of the LibDems, they were never in contention in Uxbridge so it was a bit of a case of p*****g in the wind.
The result was:
Randall Conservative 15,751
Salisbury Jones Labour 13,653
Royce LibDem 3,426
Cannons UKIP 588
If I could find any LibDems I would attack them. But as I said in a previous posting about the pointlessness of this: "it could be because there are none left in Hackney (OK 3) after my efforts in the last 2 sets of elections."
- 24 August, 2006 00:28
Luke Akehgurst as political genius? Seen as you and your neo-Blairite colleagues on Hackney Council couldn't run a piss up in a brewery without it being delivered nine months late and £14 million over budget, I'd be more worried about the possibility of the voters finally snapping and voting for a party that actualy serves their views - anti-Blair, anti-quasi-anti-Islamic-fascism (ahem) and pro tolerance and pro environment. When Brian Sedgemore leaves the Labour party, there's big trouble ahead - it may just take Hackney longer than elsewhere to realise.
Once upon a time, the Labour party had principles, even if it was a little authoritarian. Unfortunately, the authoritarian side won, be it Tony Blair, Charles Clark or for that matter lovely Mr Pipe leaving those principles rejected in a pique of Thatcherism.
If you have so many principles, go it alone and become an independent voice for your ward. Then you still have a cat in hell's chance of remaining on the council in four years.
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"It was my Mark Twain moment," says Bonwich, who is definitely still eating and drinking on the daily's dime.
Bonwich tells Riverfront Times he chose a most inopportune time Friday to go hunting for some organic vodka. Bonwich walked out of 900 North Tucker mid-morning, alongside several people who'd been laid off and escorted out - right when Mike Owens, investigative reporter at NewsChannel 5 (KSDK-TV), was gathering material about the Post's lay-offs for an evening news story.
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Was there ever a Premier League club with so far-fetched a litany of woes as West Ham United? The old East End family club must concentrate on improving performances on the pitch — if only to take their minds off the Icelandic banking meltdown, which has hammered the owner's fortune and led to West Ham being for sale in an uninviting market, the compensation claim in the Tevez saga, which Sheffield United are understood still to put at £50m, and another Premier League and Football Association inquiry focusing on West Ham's conduct when they fielded the over-performing Argentinian in the final three games of 2006-07.
To these agonies can be added the looming threat, if West Ham are found to have breached the rules when they retained Tevez, that points could be deducted. Although the end of the inquiry is months away, an FA spokesman confirmed that a points deduction was one of the available sanctions . West Ham, on top of everything else, can barely contemplate relegation.
The club would argue that, even if they are found culpable — a possibility they reject — points deduction would amount to double punishment because Lord Griffiths has already ruled against them over their retention of Tevez. In his arbitration ruling Griffiths said West Ham breached the undertaking they gave to the Premier League in April 2007 that they would cancel their contract with Tevez's "owners". Instead Griffiths agreed that the club's chief executive, Scott Duxbury, had a series of "oral cuddles" in which he reassured the owners, two offshore companies represented by Kia Joorabchian, that they would, despite what Duxbury had promised the Premier League, still retain the rights to the player.
West Ham are already being sanctioned for that, forced to compensate Sheffield United for the cost of relegation. The Bramall Lane club are understood to have finalised a financial inventory detailing their losses, to which West Ham have until the end of the month to respond. They argue the just figure is nothing like £50m, because the increased income from Premier League status is mostly swallowed up by higher player wages. Griffiths will decide in March, barring delays.
Of the new inquiry West Ham say they have "nothing to hide" and that they "acted in good faith" — attitudes which would have served them well from the off. Had they come clean to the Premier League about the "third party ownership" when they signed Tevez and Javier Mascherano in August 2006, none of this scandal would have unfolded. Yet the club's conduct seems to have been skewed, throughout, by trying to be a little too cute.
West Ham's then chief executive, Paul Aldridge, told Richard Scudamore, the Premier League's chief executive, there were no documents relevant to the players' registrations which he had not shown the league. The third party contracts came to light when Mascherano moved to Liverpool in January 2007, because they showed the Premier League everything. Scudamore fumed that West Ham had misled him; and disciplinary proceedings began.
The maddening aspect of this for West Ham is that, if Aldridge and Duxbury, then the club's legal director, had shown Scudamore the arrangements, they were likely to have been asked for only minor alterations. The Premier League allowed Mascherano's third party "ownership" to continue when he went to Liverpool, insisting only that the loan be for a fixed period and that the "owners" did not retain any rights during the loan. When Tevez eventually moved to Manchester United, a fixed period was again insisted on; Tevez remains a loan player at Old Trafford and under the "ownership" of Joorabchian's investors.
Yet West Ham chose not to disclose the contracts at all. Even after being charged they argued their innocence, until shortly before the hearing, when they pleaded guilty. Aldridge was outraged that he was denounced as a liar in the judgment without an opportunity to state his case. He maintained he acted on advice that third party contracts were not relevant to Tevez's registration. West Ham, guilty, were handed their record £5.5m fine in April 2007, yet continued to attract more trouble. They were given three options: relinquish Tevez; keep him and negotiate a different arrangement with Joorabchian; or rip up the ownership contract and keep him. They chose to say they had ripped it up, although few understood how they could keep Tevez for free.
It was then, according to Graham Shear, Joorabchian's lawyer, that Duxbury gave the "oral cuddles," telling Joorabchian that the contract was not really torn up, and that the "owners" retained their rights. Tevez stayed, played magnificently, West Ham stayed up and the Blades went down roaring at the injustice.
West Ham deny the "oral cuddles" testimony, arguing they did rip up the contract. They point to the fact Joorabchian sued in summer 2007 for Tevez to be released, and ultimately paid West Ham £2m — a process intimately supervised by the Premier League. Griffiths, though, accepted Shear's view of events. The forthcoming FA and Premier League inquiry will examine exactly the same evidence.
Faced with all this, West Ham are maintaining their brave front. The owner, Bjorgolfur Gudmundsson, has been battered by Iceland's economic collapse but Asgeir Fridgeirsson, West Ham's vice-chairman, insists the club is safe. The holding company, Hansa, has been granted a moratorium on paying its creditors and must report back to an Icelandic court on 6 March to show progress in selling the club. Fridgeirsson, though, now says the club need not necessarily be sold. "If the market does not appreciate the value of the club, we will not sell," he said. Fridgeirsson emphasised that Gudmundsson was not taking money out of the club to service the needs of Hansa or any other debts, and that the manager, Gianfranco Zola, and Duxbury do not need to have a fire sale. West Ham have refused to sell Scott Parker or Craig Bellamy for below a handsome price.
"The club has to balance its books, which is normal practice in any business," said Fridgeirsson. "However, the idea is not to sell players and go into a downward spiral ." He acknowledged the final pay-out to Sheffield United was "a question mark over the club's valuation" but said West Ham would not be forced into insolvency. Fridgeirsson said there were still parties interested in buying the club.
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I had a conversation with some friends of ours this past weekend who had just had their first child. How awesome and how exciting it is to listen to new parents talk about their philosophy on parenting. There is a tremendous amount of conviction in the voice of parents' of a first born when they talk about WHY they chose this stroller over that one, or WHY they choose to use cloth diapers over throw away diapers. Even more interesting, is listening to new parents discuss their philosophy on breasting feeding, supplementing with formula, and later on what type of foods they are going to feed their children. Every new parent, it seems, has the "perfect" plan for their child.
I think I find this so interesting for a few reasons and I think it also applies to our everyday health choices as adults.
Breastfeeding is an endless debate with endless questions to be answered. How long do you breastfeed you child? 6 months? 9 months? 1 year? Forever? Do I wake my child at night to feed even if they are sound asleep (this must be cross referenced with another question: Do you ever wake a sleeping baby?) Do you supplement with formula? At 6 months? Once a day? Never? Only right before bed because it makes them sleep all through the night? (Which is about as true as a good fiction book.) On and on go the questions.
Today in the parenting circles, there is a big push for kids to eat organic. There is organic formula that you can buy (again cross-reference the question about if you even give your child formula.) There are organic cookies, gluten free pretzels and chips, organic rice cereal and the list goes on and on. I even saw organic chocolate on the shelf at the store the other day.
For the purpose of this blog, we are going to focus on organic foods as our topic of discussion. As we were talking to our friends who I mentioned above, one of them turns to me and asks the question – "…but how do you know if it really organic?"
I told him about how I have heard that if the supplier is out of, say, organic lettuce, they just take the non-organic and put the organic packaging on it. I told him that technically if you have a garden, and you are watering it with your city water, it probably is not considered an organic garden because of all the chemicals they put in the water to "purify" it. He was shocked.
Then I told him he needs to change his way of thinking. I told him to think Better…not perfect. There is no perfect way of eating. There is a better way. Start by shopping the outer ring of the supermarket. This is where all the fresh foods are. Buy organic when you can. (It is not that much more expensive.) The reputation of the supermarket is important. Raley's is one of my favorites. Know where the food comes from. What is better? A salad from McDonald's or a fresh salad from your very own garden? B, correct, because you know EXACTLY what was put on it or not put on it. Shop farmer's markets.
Especially with our children, we try to make the perfect choices. From now on, try to make the BETTER choice, and you will be able to rest easy and enjoy them!
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I'm glad you agree that all doubts vis-a-vis the true reading of
Rev.13:18 are now logically resolved in favour of 666.
On the other matter: I consider your question extremely hypothetical,
for it would appear that our views concerning God's sovereignty differ
considerably. However, I am interested in the motive which prompted you
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> Vernon wrote,
> << Concerning the true reading of Revelation 13:18, I suggest there are a
> number of good reasons for believing the 'number of the beast' to be 666
> rather than 616, viz
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> I agree that "666" is probably the orginal text; but you seem to miss my
> point. Let me put it as question.
> Suppose God inspired a writer to write "666", but later a scribe changed the
> text to "616"; and, in addition all copies of the text with "666" were lost,
> so that all that was available were the copies with "616." If a clever
> person by various mathematical processes found a name which matched "616" and
> that name was a stunningly impressive suggestion, would the name show that
> this Bible verse was of divine origin----even though the clever name was not
> based on a word inspired by God?
> Paul
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