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"The absurdly harmful practice of Breast Ironing is when a hot stone, iron or a spatula is used to compress the breast tissues in young girls. The irrational process may continue for a couple of days or for a few weeks." Leyla Hussein, a Somali psychotherapists and social activist."
Central and West Africa are the countries practicing breast ironing majorly and according to an estimate by the UN, 3.8 million young women are at risk of breast ironing. According to the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), Breast Ironing is one of the five under-reported crimes relating to gender-based violence. The practice is less common in the Muslim north where only 10% of the women are affected and as high as 53% women are affected in the Cameroon's southeastern region of Littoral. The brutal flattening of developing chest is practiced to protect young girls from rape and sexual harassment. The flattening of breasts would be less feminine and would save the girl from pre-marital sexual activities and avoiding teenage pregnancy and thus focusing on their education. This lessens the confidence in girls psychologically who thinks of themselves to look alike boys.
"Each time I cried as it was really painful," she says. "I didn't understand what was going on, but it was very difficult to speak about.
This inane practice is justified with invasion of words like 'culture', 'tradition' or 'religion' and costing dreadfully on young girls lives. Breast ironing is an extremely painful process causing severe damage to the tissues. The practice among young girls results in breast cancer, cysts, and depression on later stages in life. It is a torturous process carried out by the mother of the young girl using heated leaves to press and massage the breasts, using scalding grinding stone to crush the budding gland. The consequences include breast infections, the formation of abscesses, malformed breasts and the eradication of one or both breasts.
More than 41% of Cameroonian girls, under the age of nine, have their breasts ironed. A charity, CAME Women's and Girl's Development Organization, is raising awareness regarding the problem. Several women are now campaigning against this dreadful practice and educating girls by asserting that breasts are created by God and ironing them is harmful for health. They believe only education can halt this barbaric practice. Asserting the importance of sex education is priority rather than breast ironing.
"What an absurd world we live in when women's bodies are not considered safe in their natural state, and men are not considered responsible for controlling their own urges," writes Hussein.


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Malta's fortified capital city, built by the Knights of St John during the 16th Century, is nothing short of an open-air museum; its architecture and history so remarkable that the entire city has UNESCO world heritage site status. Include a visit to the Upper Barrakka gardens for amazing views.
mdina and rabat
Mdina, the old capital, is probably one of Malta's top spots to visit. The "Silent City" is stunning and the views spectacular. In Rabat, you can visit the Roman Villa and St Paul's catacombs. Buskett forest, once the forest garden of Verdala Palace, lies on the outskirts and offers a beautiful natural retreat.
sliema and st. julian's
Sliema's old village core strikes a stunning contrast with its trendier coastline of high-rise apartments, shopping malls and numerous wining and dining establishments. St Julians is a tourism hub for visitors on business, leisure and learning English. Visit Paceville in St Julians for the nightlife.
the three cities
Birgu (Vittoriosa), Bormla (Cospicua) and Isla (Senglea) known as the three cities command the peninsulas stretching out onto the Grand Harbour even before Valletta was built. Visit the Inquisitor's Palace in Birgu, enjoy wine bars and admire luxury yachts in the Birgu Waterfront.
A wonderful way to discover the Maltese Islands is from the water. A Harbour Cruise departs from Sliema Jetty to show you around Marsamxett Harbour and the Grand Harbour. Other cruises take you around Malta, Gozo and Comino islands… approach us to find out what's available.
gardens and country walks
Malta can often appear highly developed however there are several locations of natural beauty to enjoy. These include a number of well-kept public gardens while several beautiful country walk routes have been designed for travellers in the cooler months to enjoy.
Malta's heritage includes several historical noble homes. These palazzos include elaborately decorated interiors and some have extensive gardens. We recommend a visit to Casa Rocca Piccola and Palazzo Parisio. Visit San Anton Gardens, the garden of the President's Palace.
There are over 360 churches and chapels scattered across the islands. Nothing can prepare you as you enter the Knights' very own St John's Co-Cathedral in Valletta; guaranteed jaw-dropping with its gilded golden walls, fine painting and sculptures. The Rotunda in Mosta is also awe-inspiring.
relive maltese history
An interesting and exciting way to explore the history and culture of the Maltese Islands through an audio-visual experience for all ages. We recommend a visit to Malta 5D Show, the Malta Experience, the Mdina Experience and Valletta Living History among others.
theme parks
Delight the child within with a visit to one of Malta's theme parks. You can enjoy the Popeye Village, the Limestone Heritage, Mediterraneo and the Splash and Fun Park among others.
At night, especially in summer, the island comes alive with open-air events, gigs and concerts while in winter you can enjoy theatre and opera. Paceville remains the hub of Malta's club scene while the old cities of Birgu, Mdina, Rabat and Valletta offer quaint little wine-bars for a quieter evening.
dining al fresco
Malta boasts a multitude of good, atmospheric restaurants offering various types of cuisines. Several restaurants have an outdoor area for al fresco dining – to enjoy beautiful views and the cool summer's evening air under the night sky as part of your wining and dining experience.
traditional festa
Every weekend throughout the summer the traditional village festa is a fun and colourful way to discover Maltese culture and mingle with the locals. Entertainment is guaranteed by simply observing the local traditions and extreme displays of devotion mixed with lots of fun, enjoying stall food and fireworks.
marsaxlokk fish market
The Marsaxlokk market is one of the largest of many markets held in various villages around Malta and Gozo on their specific days. The fresh catch commands the vibrant, colourfully varied market every Sunday morning, while a smaller version of the market is held daily.
Beaches in Malta are usually small, cozy coves; each bay has its own character, with sands and sea varying in colour while rocky beaches are ideal for snorkeling. Sandy beaches include Ghajn Tuffieha Bay/Golden Bay, Paradise Bay and Mellieha Bay. Ghar Lapsi and St Peter's Pool are rocky.
Malta and Gozo offer some of the world's top dive sites, with sea-temperatures and visibility conditions ideal all the year round. Scattered with shipwrecks, fascinating underwater caves, rock formations and Mediterranean species, our waters are sure not to leave you disappointed.
We are blessed with some of the cleanest, warmest waters of the Mediterranean and we certainly love make the most of it – from hiring a paddle boat to jet skiing. Let us put you in the experienced hands of one of the local companies so you can try anything from kayaking to chartering a speedboat.
megalithic temples
A number of Megalithic temples in Malta and Gozo are UNESCO world heritage sites. The Ggantija temples in Gozo are accepted as the oldest free-standing structures in the world dating 3,600-3,200BC, predating Stonehenge and the Pyramids. Mnajdra, Hagar Qim and Tarxien temples are other notable sites.
hal-saflieni hypogeum
Another UNESCO site is the complex of underground passages and burial chambers dating 4,000-2,500BC. The hypogeum requires booking in advance. This beautiful site has architectural elements common in the above-ground temples including the only prehistoric paintings in Malta.
Malta's more traditional and greener little sister is the perfect getaway for a bit of peace or outdoor adventure. Visit the Citadel, the Azure Window and inland sea, Xerri's and Ninu's caves, Ta' Kola Windmill and Ggantija Temples in Xaghra and the unusual Ramla l-Hamra beach with its reddish sand.
There are no roads or residents on Comino – it is the perfect retreat. The Blue Lagoon's crystal waters and caves are simply breath-taking. There are also two smaller sandy beaches and the Crystal Lagoon to discover. Take a boat trip, try snorkelling and visit the interior of the 15th century watch tower.


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This week I have been...
... sewing,
coin purses for my stall,
secret sewing for the Freestyle swap,
and, AT LAST, starting to piece my Georgina quilt top,
... receiving,
scrummy fat quarters purchased from here,
... reading,
a new magazine and a new book,
... and planting,
three little strawberry plants, bought for Joe, which he is going to take care of (with some help!)
There has also been plenty of other stuff that I don't have pictures for - such as knitting (secret), baking (eaten!) and a fair bit of Joe stuff, but I'll save all that for another post.
Hope you're all enjoying the beautiful weather we're having this weekend. Tomorrow I'm off to Penshurst craft fair with the parents - so you can bet there will be a bit of show and tell afterwards!
Oh, and I just couldn't post without mentioning, but is it just me or did anyone else watch Kirstie's Homemade Home on Thursday and feel a bit shocked that she'd hung a "Never Mind the Bollocks" poster in the children's playroom?!!
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MARTINSBURG, W.Va. - Mr. David L. "Louie" Webb, 61, of Martinsburg, W.Va., former longtime resident of Frederick, Md., died Friday, Aug. 3, 2007, at Washington County Hospital, Hagerstown.
He is survived by his devoted, caring and loving wife of 20 years, Linda (Fisher) Webb.
He was born on March 14, 1946, in Rockville, Md., son of Maggie L. (Frank) Webb of Thurmont, Md., and the late Arthur P. Webb Sr.
Mr. Webb was a sheet metal mechanic previously employed with Fort Detrick for many years.
He was a U.S. Marine and served two tours of duty in Vietnam.
He was a member of AMVETS Post 2 and Smith Mountain Rod and Gun Club.
Louie will be remembered as a very generous, caring person devoted to his family and grandchildren.
Surviving besides his wife and mother are one son, Shannon K. Webb and wife, Cheryl, of Smithsburg; one daughter, Jennifer A. Korrell and husband, Fleet, of Berkeley Springs, W.Va.; three grandchildren, Cody Korrell, McKayla Korrell and Rylie Webb; nine brothers and sisters, Paul Webb of Kearneysville, W.Va., Ella Lee Kiley and husband, Ron, of Germantown, Md., Bill Webb and wife, Ronnie, of Taneytown, Md., Ralph Webb and wife, Sandy, of Tucson, Ariz., Bonnie Schultz and husband, Mickey, of Union Bridge, Md., Debbie Kurz and husband, Steve, of Thurmont, Jane Wolfe and husband, Milton, of Thurmont, Jimmy Webb of Emmitsburg, Md., and Ruby Blickenstaff and husband, Jerry, of Thurmont.


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This total project cost approximately $25 (inc. gst)! The 2 yards of fabric was ordered from Etsy for $22 (inc. shipping) and the Velcro strips were $2 from the dollar store. I had a package of heat bond tape at home already but I am sure that only costs a few bucks too.
STEP 1: Measure the widths and heights (width inside the legs and height from the mattress board to floor). Cut your fabric to the correct measurements allowing an extra inch or so for the hem on three of the sides. No hem is needed at the top, where it will be velcroed to the crib.
STEP 4: Stick one side of the velcro along the top of the mattress board and the other side of velcro along the fabric's underside so that it matches up. Repeat for all 3 sides. As baby grows and the mattress lowers, we can add another row of velcro on the skirt to adjust to the new height!
AND VOILA! How simple is that??
Notice the kick ass vintagey looking crib I got from Kijiji for only $120!? This price also included the mattress and matching change table.


text: The best time to use GC mousse without fluoride is when the teeth are just erupting in the under 2 year old. At this time too much fluoride is not recommended, this is especially important when we have fluoride in the drinking water. GC mousse applied to the surface of the erupting tooth increases the levels of the minerals needed to complete the maturation of the enamel and it also inhibits the growth of decay causing bacteria. Because it is delicious it is well tolerated by babies and children. Very important at a time when oral care can be difficult. It is also recommended during pregnancy because there can be a reduction in saliva and also due to morning sickness and gastric reflux and increase in the amount of acids present in the mouth. These two conditions can lead to an increase in dental decay and erosion. GC mousse can inhibit decay and also prevent decay.


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Around a quarter of a million people accessed their pensions using the Government's freedom rules in the first year of the reforms.
According to HMRC stats published today over 230,000 savers withdrew £4.3bn in the year to April 2016.
In the first quarter of this year £820m was withdrawn from pots, up from £800m in the last quarter of 2015.
But the pace of withdrawals has slowed considerably since the reforms took effect.
Between April and June 2015 £1.6bn worth of payments were made before falling to £1.2bn in the next quarter.
HMRC's figures cover partial or full withdrawals, income taken from drawdown accounts or buying a 'flexible' annuity.
Economic secretary to the Treasury Harriett Baldwin says: "It's only right that people should have a choice over what they do with their money and in their first year our successful pension freedoms have already given thousands of people access and responsibility over their hard-earned savings.
"We will continue to make sure that the pension freedoms work well for everyone, including through working with our partners to ensure consumers are protected and that there is simple information to help people understand their options."
Just Retirement group communications director Stephen Lowe says: "Putting these figures together with the ABI's recent pension freedom statistics, a picture is starting to emerge.
"Those with smaller pensions are more likely to be taking cash payments. Lump sums are also popular with those aged between 55 and 60 who account for half the cash being taken this way.
"Overall £4.3 billion has been taken out of the pensions environment yet we still don't know is whether people are prioritising short-term consumption above long term income needs. The likelihood is that most people are acting sensibly but that a significant minority will end up regretting taking too much too soon."


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SCHROON LAKE - The Schroon-North Hudson Historical Society's third annual Grace Hudowalski Essay Contest will begin on Feb. l and end April 27.
The contest is open to all students, ages 11-18, who attend or are associated with schools in the towns of Schroon and North Hudson. Students will have the choice of an environmental or historical essay.
The first-place winner in the age 11-14 class will receive a three-week Campership at POKO-Moonshine/Poko-MacCready and second-place winner a $100 savings bond.
The first-place winner in the 15-18 age group will receive $1,000 and second-place $500 and third-place $250.
Materials will be distributed on Jan. 29 and 30 at Mountainside Christian Academy and Schroon Lake Central School.
For additional information on the essay contest, contact Loris Clark at 532-0533.
The contest is sponsored by the 46er Conservation Trust and the Schroon-North Hudson Historical Society.
Awards will be given at the Strawberry Festival on June 21 at the Schroon Lake Boathouse Theater.


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Made from Neoprene with bar runner backing to let the playmat lay flat and prevents the mat from shifting during use.
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Media and Press
The role of media and technology in education is quite obvious in today's educational settings.The role of the media in shaping public perceptions and opinions about significant educational programs is essential.
Teachers have always used texts in imparting education but we at IIMTS include audiovisual and digital material, to convey facts and information and generate a much livelier picture for our students as we understand that knowledge can be acquired more easily and effectively through the usage of all human senses.
Rather than transforming the media material to give vague ideas we follow the syllabus and course guidelines very closely to generate audiovisual material which can help you understand the course without going through the textbook at every given moment thus helping you to study at anytime, anywhere.


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Joy in pain
Today in church Pastor John Leach talked about pain. He reminded us of all that pain does – it brings us closer to God, it humbles us and it puts us in a better place to help others that we may have not been able to help if we had not gone through what was put in front of us.
And then he showed a video of Nick Vujicic. Nick, a man born without arms and legs (whose story is found here) is an amazing example of all that God can do in you when you give yourself to Him.
My obstacles are different from Nick's, but God is teaching me everyday how to live my life with joy through these obstacles. Lately, God has been renewing my mind, my heart and my strength. Yeah God! Maybe my winter is finally coming to an end. (?) I sure hope so.


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The General Residency Affairs Investigation Department in the Interior Ministry received information about a bogus domestic labor office managed by an Egyptian. According to the informant, the office shelters absconding domestic workers who are referred to new sponsors after paying a certain amount. The office issues fake receipts to the workers once the payment is done for the transaction to appear legitimate.
Once the information was verified, a team of investigators took legal action, leading to the arrest of 20 Ethiopians and the Egyptian manager of the office. The team later discovered that the arrested individuals are wanted by law for involvement in criminal and absconding cases. On the other hand, the Public Relations and Security Media Department reiterated its call on citizens and expatriates to refrain from providing shelter to absconding workers in order to avoid legal problems.
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"It is hard to fail, but it is worse never to have tried to succeed."
"Envy comes from wanting something that isn't yours. But grief comes from losing something you've already had."


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Chairman of Salihorsk district executive committee "wins" lottery to get off-roader71
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The organizer of the lottery was a local businessman, who, weirdly enough, enjoys huge benefits in Salihorsk.
Several residents of the city already told about this to the charter97.org web-site.
The chairman of Salihorsk district executive committee Aliaksandr Rymasheuski (in the picture) has got himself a new off-roader Toyota Land Cruiser worth of several dozen dollars. According to city residents, the official did not pay a dime for it. He got the car from Salihorsk's major businessman Andrej Zajac. However, Aliaksandr Rymasheuski got the expensive "present" in an unusual way.
"The Rainbow chain shop, which belongs to Andrej Zajac and benefits greatly from the local authorities, held a lottery. The main prize was the Toyota off-roader. The winner of the lottery turned out to be the chairman of Salihorsk district executive committee. The whole city knows about this, and most people believe this is simply a way that the businessman bribed the official, on whom his well-being depends", - one of the city residents said.


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You make this the same way as the Teen board, same dimensions and everything. The only difference is you'll have the numbers 10-90 written, instead of all the numbers being 10. The little pieces will still have the numbers 1-9 on them.
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When It Rains, It Pours
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Bad things come in threes - and you have had yours. The fridge will keep on going.
Aww Lisa that is too bad and yes that saying is so true! I hope it all works out! :)ReplyDelete
So true, and you know this stuff always happens in threes!!!ReplyDelete
That's always the way. You have the right attitude though. : )ReplyDelete
I hope ALL your appliances are aware that bad things ONLY happen in threes!!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 6, 2016 at 5:19 PM
Sounds like you made the best of it all.ReplyDelete
That a way. Can't keep you down
Y'all handle problems well. I yell a little, but finally figure 'it is what it is.' Glad the H/W htr didn't do the damage it could have. That is very good. I bet Nick didn't mind being helped with his bath! ;-)ReplyDelete
(I'm crossing my fingers on #3 here, you have had yours!!!)
Same thing here. One thing after another. Budgets busted. Hang in there... it's all you can do.ReplyDelete
OOO, bless your heart...yep, I've lived with that saying all my life..."when it rains....."ReplyDelete
hope nothing else happens .....:)
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Shipping a suitcase to Germany (Jakarta)
Hello everybody,
I'm currently studying at UPH Karawaci as an exchange student. Once my semester ends in mid december, I want to go backpacking across southeast-asia. For traveling I dont need my big suitcase and other useless junk. Therefore my question:
Has anybody ever shipped a package as big as a suitcase to Europe/Germany?
I'm looking for a cheap but safe way to get my suitcase, including mostly clothes, souvenirs and my laptop, back to Germany. I think it won't be heavier than 20kg but quite "bulky". Any hints and advices will be gladly appreciated!
Thank you in advance!


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Chris Lytle is known as one of the most exciting and durable fighters in the UFC. One of the busiest fighters in the organization, inside and outside of the cage, Chris is able to find time for fighting, working 48 hours a week as a firefighter and being a husband and father of four.
"Whatever you really want to do, you're going to find time to do that. That's pretty much all I do. I take care of my kids, I work at the fire dept and I train. Those are the things I really want to do right now, so I'm dedicating my life to it."
After losing a narrow decision to Matt Serra on Season 4 of TUF he has vowed to never fight cautious again. Since that loss he has fought the best of the best. His resume includes Matt Hughes, Thiago Alves, Josh Koscheck, Paul Taylor and Marcus Davis in his last 5 fights, 4 of them he has been awarded fight of the night.
"I don't go in there thinking I will win fight of the night. I try only to think about putting on the best fight I can. When I fought Serra I tried to win a decision at all costs and I said I would never do that again. I told Joe Silva that I want to fight guys who will try and take my head off, whether on the feet or the ground."
Lytle is waiting to hear who his next opponent is but after watching Matt Brown's dismantling of Pete Sell, Lytle would like another fight against Brown, a man he defeated last year in the 2nd round via guillatoine choke.
"I would like to fight Matt Brown again. He looked really good at UFC 96 and I think that would be a great match up."
Whoever he fights next, you can bet he won't be fighting for a decision. Matt Brown vs. Chris Lytle II is a fight fans would love to see and could have another Fight of the Night written all over it.


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Almost all researches about female orgasm have claimed that women can have multiple orgasms, but in my experience, I never have multiple orgasms.
Every time I orgasm lasts for a few seconds (normally not over ten), I try my best to grind my pubis to the bed backwards and forwards. After ejaculation I am very tired and feel sleep immediately. I just roll over and I can get into sleep in seconds. I become unresponsive to sexual stimulation and cannot begin to build up another excitement phase until some period of time has elapsed, maybe some minutes, some hours, or some days. In my opinion I think in female orgasm brain also release some special hormones as same as male. We just don't know right now.
I used to make love with my boyfriend, and I had experienced that so-called multiple orgasms. Indeed I got some pleasure in that multiple orgasms, but I got nothing and am still aroused after that, and I just want to pee during that so-called multiple orgasms. I tried to make some changes. I made him hold still, I control the rhythm. I lay on my back and put my legs together and used my pubis towards the root of his penis backwards and forwards. Then after a few minutes, I got my ejaculation-body spasms. I remembered I only said "I am so sleepy, I can't continue, you do it yourself."
So-called female multiple orgasms is just a pleasure, definitely not an orgasm. Multiple orgasms depend on the male penetration into vagina. When men thrust fast and strong, women would think it is an orgasm; when men thrust slowly, women would think I have experienced an orgasm; when men thrust fast again, they think it is second orgasm. But unfortunately these are not real orgasm. That may be why women want men make love as long as possible, in order to make women get orgasms as many as possible.
What poor women always count own happiness on someone else!


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Someone sent an email asking about substitutions for the Grand Marnier. I read it before I'd had my coffee (bad decision), and deleted it before I could respond. And I can't remember whose question it was. I've by now had some coffee, so it's safe to post it again, and I'll be ever so happy to answer you. Very sorry!
LOL. You know you can check your trash folder for e-mail, right? I sent you a message about substitutions - specifically Cointreau or Kirschwasser.
OK, back in the saddle. I remember when I read your initial message and saw Cointreau, I thought, well of course! And then I thought about Kirschwasser, and what a wonderfully different direction that would take. So yes, absolutely, try either one. I'd especially love to know how the latter works. It's all a science experiment, you know! Thanks for rescuing my conscience!
In this case, wouldn't your first choice be to substitute Cognac or some other brandy-type choice rather than the clearer spirits like Cointreau or Kirsch?
My first choice, given that I'm someone other than myself, making this for the first time, would be to (a) duplicate it exactly and evaluate the results, or (b) if I have everything but GM on hand, but have another brand or liqueur or spirits, fall back, punt using the something else. and again evaluate the results. Will it be the same as the original? No. Will the maker like the results? Well, that depends on him/her. I would much rather that someone dive in and try something rather than hesitate for not being able to duplicate the original. I seriously believe that it's all a science experiment. Does this help you?


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An upload was just posted but I can't tell if this is the full upload and there will be more later or if this is the full upload. *confirmation, GEC is testing out this new earlier time (approximately 4:15pm PST).
US got these items that I like, Canada didn't get them.
Burlap Texture (Love!)
Canada got these.


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Every year since 2000, the Australian Publishers Association has presented the Australian Book Industry Awards (ABIAs). A diverse and respected judging panel of more than 100 industry figures, publishers and booksellers compile the ABIA books shortlist and select the winners. The announcement of the winners is the biggest industry event on the nation's literary calendar, acknowledging the best books and most talented creators.
ALIA and public libraries across Australia support the ABIAs by promoting the shortlist and the winning titles through library displays and social media, and by hosting author visits. This is an important part of the work libraries do in supporting the Australian book industry.
ABIAs in libaries 2017
ABIAs in libraries 2016
In an unprecedented honour for a first-time author, Magda Szubanski won the gold ABIA for Book of the Year after winning Biography Book of the Year for Reckoning: A Memoir (Text Publishing). She is on the cover for the JulyAugust edition of INCITE.
Download some resources to use in your library and there is more information on the ABIA website.
ABIAs in libraries 2015
Chalkboard at Glenelg Libraries, Portland, VIC
Book of the Year winner Andy Griffiths (with illustrator Terry Denton) is the front cover feature for INCITE June/July issue.
We have a full set of resources for libraries to download and use to promote the winners. There is also more information on the main ABIAs website.
ABIAs in libraries 2014
In 2014, 20 libraries reported on their activities promoting the ABIAs to their library users. These are some examples:


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2018 Buick Regal
$26,721 • New
Asking Price
Ext. Color
Stock Number
4 Cylinder
Int. Color
All Wheel Drive
Installed Options
2-Way Power Driver Lumbar Control Seat Adjuster
4-Way Manual Front Passenger Seat Adjuster
4-Wheel Disc Brakes
7 Speakers
8-Way Power Driver Seat Adjuster w/Recline
ABS brakes
Air Conditioning
All-Weather Floor Mats
AM/FM radio: SiriusXM
Auto-dimming Rear-View mirror
Automatic temperature control
Bose Premium 8-Speaker Audio System Feature
Brake assist
Bumpers: body-color
Cloth Seat Trim
Delay-off headlights
Driver door bin
Driver vanity mirror
Dual front impact airbags
Dual front side impact airbags
Electronic Stability Control
Emergency communication system: OnStar Guidance
Enhanced Speaker Audio System Feature
Exterior Parking Camera Rear
Four wheel independent suspension
Front anti-roll bar
Front Bucket Seats
Front Center Armrest
Front dual zone A/C
Front License Plate Bracket
Front reading lights
Fully automatic headlights
Garage door transmitter
Heated door mirrors
Heated steering wheel
Illuminated entry
Knee airbag
Low tire pressure warning
Outside temperature display
Overhead airbag
Overhead console
Panic alarm
Passenger door bin
Passenger vanity mirror
Power door mirrors
Power driver seat
Power steering
Power Tilt-Sliding Moonroof w/Sunshade
Power Windows
Preferred Equipment Group 1SC
Premium audio system: IntelliLink
Radio data system
Radio: Buick Infotainment System AM/FM w/Nav
Radio: Buick Infotainment System AM/FM/SiriusXM
Rear anti-roll bar
Rear reading lights
Rear seat center armrest
Rear side impact airbag
Rear window defroster
Remote keyless entry
Security system
Sights & Sounds Package
SiriusXM Satellite Radio
SiriusXM/HD Audio System
Smart device integration: Apple CarPlay/Android Auto
Speed control
Speed-sensing steering
Split folding rear seat
Steering wheel mounted audio controls
Telescoping steering wheel
Tilt steering wheel
Traction control
Trip computer
Turn signal indicator mirrors
Variably intermittent wipers
Wheels: 18" Machine-Faced Aluminum
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A vision of Britain from 1801 to now.
Including maps, statistical trends and historical descriptions.
SALFORD, a town, a township, seven chapelries, a district, and a hundred, in Lancashire. The town stands on the W side of the river Irwell, on the Bolton and Bury canal, and on the Northwestern, the Lancashire and Yorkshire, the East Lancashire, and the South Junction railways, contiguous to Manchester; is separated from that city only by the river Irwell, and communicates with it by numerous bridges; was politically superior to it in the 9th century; became afterwards suburbanto it; is now, in participation of its trade, and for allother practical purposes, an integral part of it; presentsa near resemblance to it in streets and edifices; contains several public buildings and a great public park, whichbelong fully more to Manchester than to itself; has railway stations and numerous institutions of its own, and a post-office, ‡ several receiving post-offices, and severalpostal pillar-boxes under Manchester; publishes a weeklynewspaper; and is a parliamentary and municipal borough.and a seat of petty sessions, quarter sessions, county courts, and a court of record. The town hall was built in 1825, at a cost of £10,000; was enlarged, by the addition of a wing 204 feet long and 33 feet wide, in 1862; is a brick edifice, with stone façade, and with Roman Doricdecorations; and contains an ornate council-chamber. The infantry barracks, in Regent-road, have accommodation for a commanding officer, 3 field officers, 30 otherofficers, and 978 men. The workhouse stands in Eccles New-road; is a conspicuous edifice of brick and stone, in the modern Gothic style; and has accommodation formore than 300 inmates. Other public buildings, thechurches, the public park, and the public cemetery are noticed in our article on Manchester. The royal hospital and dispensary in Bank-parade, the ragged schoolin Broughton-road, and the Wesleyan schools built in 1865 in Regent-road are among the public institutions; and there are endowed charities to the amount of £1, 822a year. The borough was formed for parliamentary representation in 1832, for municipal government in 1844; sends one member to parliament; and is governed by amayor, 16 aldermen, and 48 councillors. The policeforce, in 1864, comprised 108 men, at an annual cost of £7, 568. The crimes committed, in 1864, were 911; thepersons apprehended, 200; the depredators and suspected persons at large, 411; the houses of bad character, 132. The fire brigade comprises 33 men, with 5 engines; and is maintained at an annual cost of £350. Gas is supplied from works belonging to the corporation, and rebuilt in 1835; and water is supplied from the Manchester water-works at Woodhead. The maintaining of the high-ways is vested in the town council, and costs about £5,000 a year. Improvements in sewering and pavingwere made, within Salford township, in 1844-54, at a cost of £63, 637. The corporation revenue amounts tonearly £60,000. The borough boundaries are the samemunicipally as parliamentarily; and include all Salford, Pendleton, and Broughton townships, and part of Pendlebury. Amount of property and income tax charged in 1863, £27, 220. Electors in 1833, 1, 497; in 1863, 5, 137. Pop. in 1861, 102, 449. Houses, 19, 128. The township comprises 1, 220 acres. Real property, £199, 407. Pop. in 1851, 63, 423; in 1861, 71,002. Houses, 13, 303. The manor was constituted about 1085, and belongs now to the Queen. The seven chapelriesare not far from being aggregately conterminate with the township; are all in Manchester parish; were constituted in years from 1828 to 1858; and are called St. Bartholomew, Christchurch, St. Matthias, St. Philip, St. Simon, St. Stephen, and Trinity. The livings are all rectoriesin the diocese of Manchester. Value of St. B., £300; *of C., £666; of St. M., £290; of St. P., St. Simon, and St. Stephen, each £300; of Trinity, £1, 296. Patrons of St. B., C., and St. M., Trustees; of St. P. and St. Stephen, the Dean and Chapter of Manchester; of St. Simon, alternately the Crown and the Bishop; of T., Sir R. G. Booth. The district is divided into the sub-districts of Regent-Road and Greengate, jointly conterminate with Salford township; the sub-district of Broughton, conterminate with Broughton township; and the sub-district of Pendleton, comprising the townships of Pendleton and Pendlebury. Acres, 4, 830. Poorrates in 1863, £53, 933. Pop. in 1851, 87, 523; in 1861, 105, 335. Houses, 19, 670. Marriages in 1863, 646; births, 4, 187, of which 273 were illegitimate; deaths, 2, 859, of which 1, 484 were at ages under 5 years, and 27 at ages above 85. Marriages in the ten years 1851-60, 3, 982; births, 36, 974; deaths, 25,076. The places of worship, in 1851, were 13 of the Church of England, with 10, 786 sittings; 1 of the Church of Scotland, with800 s.; 6 of Independents, with 4, 712 s.; 2 of Baptists, with 500 s.; 1 of Unitarians, with 110 s.; 7 of Wesleyans, with 6,085 s.; 1 of New Connexion Methodists, with225 s.; 2 of Primitive Methodists, with 1,004 s.; 3 of the Wesleyan Association, with 1, 126 s.; 1 of Welsh Calvinistic Methodists, with 500 s.; 1 of the New Church, with 450 s.; 1 of Roman Catholics, with 1,030 s; and 1of Latter Day Saints, with 70 s. The schools were 25public day-schools, with 4, 71 8 scholars; 87 private day-schools, with 2, 805 s.; 40 Sunday schools, with 13, 264s.; and 12 evening schools for adults, with 145 s. The hundred excludes Salford borough and Manchester city; and extends on the N to Blackburn hundred, on the Eto Yorkshire, on the S to Cheshire, on the W to Leyland and West Derby hundreds. Acres, 204, 836. Pop. in 1851, 412, 234; in 1861, 435, 423. Houses, 85, 368.
(John Marius Wilson, Imperial Gazetteer of England and Wales (1870-72))
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Should the Sheriff of Ventura County, or your County, obey the oath of office taken to uphold the local, State and Federal laws? If SB 54 by State Senator Kevin Leon (his real name) passes and your police chief or sheriff turns over an illegal alien to ICE, it is the sheriff or Police Chief that is in trouble, NOT the criminals from foreign countries.
"Absent illegal immigrants, over crowed prisons and jails would not have forced Proposition 57 to allow early release of "non-violent" inmates to reduce over crowding causing a 10% spike in state crime.[i] K to 12 classroom size would be one-third smaller allowing more intimate instruction at less cost because education is primarily funded by state and local tax revenues."
Crime is spiking, schools do not have enough money for teachers, the system is collapsing—and the Guv is about to approve SB 54 to protect illegal aliens—and stop law enforcement from enforcing the law, to protect honest citizens and residents. Ventura County Sheriff Dean and the 57 other Sheriffs need to obey the law—do their job.
Let Sheriff Geoff Dean Do His Job
Dr. Kevin McNamee, California Political News and Views, 3/20/17
Proponents of California's Sanctuary State (Senate Bill 54) would force law enforcement to not cooperate with federal immigration officers and place city's federal funding in jeopardy. An option President Trump may exercise.
Birth of the Sanctuary City began in 1979 when LA City Councilman Mike Wu, pushed through its passage which compelled LAPD Chief Darryl Gates to implement Special Order 40.
The intent was to encourage illegal immigrants to come forward and be witnesses and encourage victims to work with law enforcement, a position held by Ventura County Sheriff Geoff Dean.[ii] However, benefits of this policy are not supported by data or studies. Santa Paula Police Chief Stave McLean said, "Most people who immigrate illegally try not to draw the attention of law enforcement."1
What has Sanctuary City Status accomplished for Los Angeles?
The L.A. County Sheriff reported in 2000 that 23% of inmates in county jails were deportable.
A confidential California Department of Justice study reported in 1995 that 60 percent of the 20,000-strong 18th Street Gang in southern California is illegal; police officers say the proportion is actually much greater. The bloody gang collaborates with the Mexican Mafia, the dominant force in California prisons, on complex drug-distribution schemes, extortion, and drive-by assassinations.
Absent illegal immigrants, over crowed prisons and jails would not have forced Proposition 57 to allow early release of "non-violent" inmates to reduce over crowding causing a 10% spike in state crime.[iii] K to 12 classroom size would be one-third smaller allowing more intimate instruction at less cost because education is primarily funded by state and local tax revenues.
City Council should opt-out of the Sanctuary State movement and make clear that the contracted Ventura County Sheriff's Department will actively communicate with federal immigration officers.
Dr. Kevin McNamee, a 2018 candidate for the Thousand Oaks City Council, is a 20 year resident of Thousand Oaks and business owner for over 28 years. As a member of the Thousand Oaks Rotary, he volunteers his acupuncture and chiropractic clinical services at the Westminster Free Clinic to many of the city's illegal immigrant and under-served population. His practice specializes in Asian and herbal medicine, blended with chiropractic and traditional Western diagnostics and treatment protocols. In addition to his practice, Dr. McNamee provides pain prevention services the Los Angeles Police Department Air Support Division. Dr. McNamee's Anti-Drug presentations for middle and high school students have helped change attitudes about illegal drug use and abuse. He is also a part-time instructor at Ventura College in the Water Science Department.
[ii].Local police respond to immigration concerns, Ventura County Star https://www.topbuzz.com/@vcstar/local-police-respond-to-immigration-concerns-AwLASb0Gllg February 4, 2017


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Murphy commits to Wisbech Town FC by turning down higher offers
Highly sought-after midfielder Sam Murphy has once again shown his commitment to Wisbech Town FC by turning down another offer from a Step 4 club.
Sam has told Fenmen manager Dick Creasey that he would rather stay at the Elgood's Stadium in 2017-18 and win promotion than play at that level with another club.
Creasey said: "Sam is an integral part of my plans and I am delighted that he has agreed to stay with Wisbech Town Football Club.
"It reflects very well on Sam that he wants to help his hometown club climb the ladder rather than look to play his football elsewhere.
"He's received good offers from three Step 4 clubs now and has turned them all down after due consideration."
Meanwhile, new Wisbech Reserves boss Simon Flanz continues to make signings.
Among those committing pen to paper for the Peterborough Leaguers are England under-23 futsal player Charlie Hawkins, local striker Shane Green and Louie Medwynter.
Peterborough & District Football League 2017/18 fixture start dates: Premier & Division 1 - August 5; Div 2, 3, 4 - August 19; Div 5 - September 2. Fixtures are to be released mid-July.
Chatteris Town FC first team will now be playing Doddington Utd at West Street on Wednesday, August 2, 7.45pm kick-off.
The Lilies are trying their hands at Twenty20 Cricket this summer with the Friday Night Cross Club Twenty20.
It begins on Friday (June 23) with Chatteris Town FC XI vs Chatteris Cricket Club XI; then on Friday, July 14 with Chatteris Town FC Legends XI vs Chatteris CC XI. Both will start at 6.30pm at Fullers Cricket Ground, Chatteris, with a barbecue and bar.


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Length: 4 3/4"
Ring Gauge: 52
Flavour: Medium to Full
Packaging: Pack of 3
Introducing the baby brother of the iconic Montecristo No. 2: the Montecristo Petit No. 2. The cigar joins the brand's standard range and is presented in labelled boxes of 25. The Petit No.2 is dressed with the newly designed more prominent Montecristo cigar band.


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The Internet is the best way to supply more entertainment to more individuals, and continues to drive innovation in all aspects of world society, nearly always for the better.


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Our Lady of Hope: Bringing the Anglican Tradition into the Catholic Church
Visit our growing community of Episcopalians, Anglicans, Methodists and cradle Catholics who have entered the full communion of the Catholic Church, united in worshipping God in the beauty of holiness, assisting others who are searching, loving one another, and reaching out in service to others. Email us.
Sunday Mass at 9:15 a.m.
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Martin Luther King Jr.
Since King first raised the issue of race and religion more than 50 years ago, much has changed. Just how different things are now is apparent on opposite ends of John Young Parkway.
Martin Luther King Jr.
Since King first raised the issue of race and religion more than 50 years ago, much has changed. Just how different things are now is apparent on opposite ends of John Young Parkway.
On the north end is Church in the Son, a multiracial congregation founded in 2000 by Alex Clattenburg, former pastor of Calvary Assembly. Clattenburg said his 4,000-member church, in which the congregation is about half minority, reflects that many faiths now accept all people regardless of race or ethnicity.
The congregation was largely white and middle-class until the church decided it wanted to become more inclusive. In the past five years, the church has dramatically increased its minority membership. And once it welcomed more diverse congregants, the church didn't relegate them to the pews, but included them in positions of responsibility as well, Clattenburg said.
"It's not 'I love you and sit down.' You let them be in leadership," he said.
Alfreda Huntington attended a predominantly black church before joining Church in the Son about five years ago. She wasn't specifically looking for a multiracial church, but the diversity she found inside the sanctuary reflected more closely the integrated world in which she lives.
"I always had a problem with all black people going to one church and all white people in other churches," said Huntington. "I just didn't like the fact everybody was segregated."
Research by sociologist Michael Emerson of Rice University in Houston found that nondenominational "megachurches" such as Church in the Son are far more likely to be diverse than smaller churches, which are more likely to be bound by tradition and dogma. The number of diverse evangelical churches of 1,000 members or more has grown from 6 percent in 1998 to more than 25 percent, Emerson found.
On the south end of John Young is First Baptist Church of Orlando, a 15,500-member Southern Baptist megachurch that has gone from excluding blacks to welcoming minorities. Black members view the racial mix in the pews as evidence of not only how far their church has come from the days of segregation, but also the progress made nationwide since King's era.
Kevin Howard, who joined the church eight years ago with his family after moving from Maryland, said he was struck by the diversity of the congregation: white families, African-American families, Asian families, Hispanic families.
"This is something in my heart I always desired: to be able to worship with a multitude of cultures," said Howard, a retired police officer who grew up in a predominantly black Baptist church. "This church would impress Dr. King."
King often repeated his famous observation on race and religion, using it to highlight the institutional racism that existed in American churches and the role of many clergy in perpetuating segregation.
But King wasn't just talking to the Southern preachers who stood in the way of desegregation, said King biographer David Garrow. He was also lamenting that religion in America had failed to transcend the nation's racial divisions. Instead of bringing white and black together, it was helping to keep them apart.
King was "making the argument that the white church, especially in the South, had failed to observe true Christian teaching — just as much as any white segregationist institution," Garrow said.
Institutional racism has largely disappeared from American churches, but the separation of blacks in their churches and whites in theirs, has not.
Researchers estimate that only 8 percent of American churches have a congregation in which 20 percent or more of its members do not belong to the congregation's dominant race.
"By and large, Sunday morning is still the most segregated hour in America," said Gerardo Marti, a sociology professor at Davidson College in Davidson, N.C., and author of A Mosaic of Believers: Diversity and Innovation in a Multiethnic Church.
But Marti contends that what has changed is Americans' attitudes about race and religion. That change is embodied by the First Baptist of Orlando.
In King's time, blacks were not welcomed into Southern Baptist churches. The Southern Baptist churches, which split with other Baptists in 1845 over the issue of slavery, staunchly opposed integration and have been slow to embrace minority members.
First Baptist senior pastor David Uth concedes that his church, which he estimates is one-third minority, is unusual among Southern Baptist congregations.
"This church may be an anomaly when it comes to a Southern Baptist church," Uth said. "What I do believe is this is a church that places less value on the color of a person's skin than the character of the person's heart."


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American Paddlefish Caviar (Spoonbill Caviar)
Among the American caviars, we emphasize the Paddlefish Caviar or Spoonbill Caviar harvested from the Paddlefish, a relative of the Sturgeon family native to North America. It is one of the largest species of North American river-dwelling fish, indigenous to the Mississippi River basin.
Despite the considerable size of an adult specimen, American Paddlefish Caviar grains are small in size and vary in color from silver-gray to nearly dark gray, with a soft shell that melts tenderly in your mouth, washing the palate with a perfect balance of salinity, earthiness, and richness. Paddlefish roe caviar is often considered a suitable "first-timer's" caviar because of its bold and earthy flavor, which is nonetheless delicate and buttery. Like all top-quality caviars, it can be enjoyed on toasts or blini with a dollop of crème fraîche or served over a hard-boiled egg.
This large fish, with its remarkable paddle-like snout used to locate zooplankton, usually produces a large quantity of Paddlefish roe. Due to its viability, the Paddlefish reproduces easily in aquafarms, leading to the extremely reasonable price of its roe. Do not be deceived by the low prices, though: the rich, intense flavor of Paddlefish caviar bears a strong resemblance to the far more expensive caviars harvested from Sevruga sturgeons. In all, Paddlefish caviar is an ideal low-cost alternative to the Caspian Sea caviars, perfect for large events and parties.
Here at Marky's Gourmet Store we carry Paddlefish caviar in a wide weight assortment also offer a great deal for a bargain price — a set consisting of:
About the Paddlefish
The Paddlefish (Polyodon spathula) is an American species closely related to the Sturgeon family, the main source of true caviar in the world market. Like the Sturgeons, it is a prehistoric species that has survived largely unchanged for much of the last 300 million years. They are 50 million years older than even the dinosaurs, and have survived their rise and fall.
This smooth-skinned freshwater fish is the only remaining representative of the Paddlefish family. It is also known as the Mississippi Paddlefish (after its main area of distribution), the Spoon-billed Cat, or the Spoonbill. As a relict species it has the distinctive characteristics of its prehistoric ancestors: an almost entirely cartilaginous skeleton, a long paddle-shaped snout that accounts for around one-third of its total body length, and a shark-like heterocercal dorsal fin.
Paddlefish is among the longest lived freshwater species in North America, living in some cases up to sixty years or more (as this species has no scales, its age is taken from dentary rings, as with the age of trees). Its average lifespan in the wild is about thirty years, at which age the usual size of an adult specimen is about 1.5 m and its weight nearly 30 kg. The Paddlefish is valued not only for the beautiful and delicious roe it produces, but also for its tender flesh, which is a delicacy both cooked and smoked.
The native habitat of the Paddlefish is the Mississippi River basin, but it is also widely found in the rivers and lakes of Tennessee and Kentucky.
After the ban on the import of Caspian Sea caviar, the emphasis on locally harvested roe increased dramatically, leading to Sturgeons and other caviar-supplying species previously abundant in American rivers and lakes becoming victims of poaching and overfishing. Changes to the fishes' habitat – such as dams that block spawning migration routes, industrial pollution, and changes in riverside structure – have also played a role in their declining populations. Other not expensive american caviar - bowfin caviar


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Author: David Arnold
Publisher: Viking
Genre: Realistic Fiction, Contemporary
Blurb: (from goodreads) "I am a collection of oddities, a circus of neurons and electrons: my heart is the ringmaster, my soul is the trapeze artist, and the world is my audience. It sounds strange because it is, and it is, because I am strange."
After the sudden collapse of her family, Mim Malone is dragged from her home in northern Ohio to the "wastelands" of Mississippi, where she lives in a medicated milieu with her dad and new stepmom. Before the dust has a chance to settle, she learns her mother is sick back in Cleveland.
So she ditches her new life and hops aboard a northbound Greyhound bus to her real home and her real mother, meeting a quirky cast of fellow travelers along the way. But when her thousand-mile journey takes a few turns she could never see coming, Mim must confront her own demons, redefining her notions of love, loyalty, and what it means to be sane.
Told in an unforgettable, kaleidoscopic voice, "Mosquitoland" is a modern American odyssey, as hilarious as it is heartbreaking.
Me: Every once in awhile there seems to be a book that captures all the little snapshots and quirks of life. Mosquitoland, for me, did just that.
The Ups: I've missed my contemporary! It's been awhile since I've read a contemporary novel and this book showed me, yet again, why the genre is my favorite.
Mim Malone...oh ever the heroine. She was such a breath of fresh air for me, especially because I see the quiet, romantic girls in books and also the snarky, cynical ones, but Mim was something new. She had such an unique voice that was neither romantic nor snarky, but what I felt was very real...in the Mim sense. I think that she had a lens for viewing the world that was like no one else's and to see her story through that lens was fascinating.
This book is, in my opinion, a scrapbook of snippets of people's lives woven into Mim's. I connected with Mim such that I felt so much love for the people she cared about, but I was also distanced from her just enough to see her as someone else. Her journey itself was not my favorite; the plot line wasn't super cohesive. But the people she met on the way have found a place in my heart.
Walt and Beck...my boys. I won't go into too much detail, but I think that both characters were as special, if not more, as Mim.
It's very hard to condense the small beauties of this book into a review, but seriously...two words.
WAR PAINT. (oh and lipstick)
The Downs: Like I said before, I loved the mental and emotional journey Mim experienced, but didn't find much with the actual, physical journey. As a reader, the emotions and character development are much more important in judging the quality of a book to me, so I tend to weigh that a little more.
But the actual plot and setting matters, and I didn't quite find it completely easy to follow what was exactly happening. Okay, rephrase that... I didn't feel the need to follow what was happening. It felt like the writing wasn't doing the work for me.
Overall: Develops a real sense of love, compassion and familiarity with the story and lodges itself right in your heart.


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There's a belief that our birthmarks can indicate what would be our fate in the future. It is often dismissed as a fact by some as we are now living in the world of emerging technology and changing beliefs. But there was a study that claims that are Birthmarks can be linked to our violent deaths in our past lives.
Dr. Jim Tucker at the University of Virginia studied that there are many cases wherein birthmarks can be related to past lives. Tucker continues the work of the late Dr. Ian Stevenson, who have investigated 210 cases of children with birthmarks or defects that can be connected to memories they acquired from their respective past lives.
An example of this belief was the case of an old woman from Thailand who had a dying wish of being reincarnated as a boy. Her daughter fulfilled her wish by dipping a finger on white paste and marked her mother's neck with the paste. The wish was fulfilled as the daughter gave birth to a boy with a startling white mark on the back of his neck. The striking resemblance cannot be denied. When the boy got old enough to talk, he was said to have claimed his grandmother's belongings as though they'd always been part of his possession.
Another case is from the boy who was born in India without fingers on his right hand. The boy was able to remember his past life in which he was also a boy who had his fingers amputated after sticking them in a fodder chopping machine. The violent incident mirrored on the boy's recent life as he was born without fingers.
Also a boy from Turkey remembered having been shot and killed at close range on his ear and he got born on his new life with malformed ear.
Another boy named Maha Ram in India could also remember being murdered in his previous life with a use of a shotgun that fired at close range. The birthmarks on Ram's chest corresponded to the bullet wounds.
According to a research, A boy who died a violent death on his past life can have the marks of the violent death when he became reincarnated to another life.
The veracity of this belief remains to be a mystery as not anyone of us can prove that we have been reincarnated to the people that we are right now. But one thing is sure to be true, The young boys' ability to remember their past life is really impressive.


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Galton on fidgets and boredom
Gaël sent an interesting reference:
Hi Jeroen, Have you heard of Galton's measurement of boredom with fidgets?
"Many mental processes admit of being roughly measured. For instance, the degree to which people are bored, by counting the number of their fidgets. I not infrequently tried this method at the meetings of the Royal Geographical Society, for [...]


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If you are a classically trained scientist, then you probably do an experiment, get some data, run it through SPSS (or something similar), then to see whether or not the results are significant you look at the -value. It is a standard that if , then you consider the result to likely be "real" and not just some random noise making a pattern.
Why is that? Well, here's how you define the -value. Suppose your hypothesis is false. What is the probability of seeing your data? That is the -value. I hypothesize that my coin is fair. I do 200 flips. I calculate . Then there is only a 4% chance that I would see that particular combination of flips if my coin is biased.
Danger! Frequently, people try to negate everything and say that "there is a 96% chance (or less obviously wrong they'll say we have 96% confidence) that the coin is fair." If you read these posts, then you should immediately see the error. There can't be a 96% chance of the coin being fair, because no matter what our flips were (it could 100 and 100 after a 200 flip trial), the probability of it being fair is still (just compute the integral of the posterior distribution from to ). Yet you see this language all over scientific papers.
If we want to talk about confidence, then we have a way to do it and it does not involve the -value. I wouldn't say this is a frequentist vs Bayesian thing, but I think the Bayesian analysis actually makes it harder to make this mistake. Recall that what we did there was use the language that being unbiased was a credible hypothesis given our 95% HDI. What we have confidence about is an interval. Maybe we have 95% confidence that the bias is in the interval . In this case, the hypothesis of being unbiased is credible, but the hypothesis of it being is also credible with the same HDI.
Anyway, back to -values. Since I'm using coin flipping as an example, you might think this is silly, but let's ramp up our experiment. Suppose my lab works for a casino. We make sure coins are fair before passing them on to the casino (for their hot new coin flipping game?). I use a value of as usual. After coins I expect that I've made a mistake on or fewer because of my -value, right? This is the type of interpretation you see all the time! It is clearly wrong.
Suppose of them are biased due to manufacturing errors. Depending on the power of my test (I haven't talked about power, but as you can imagine it depends on how many flips I use in my trials among other things) maybe I find 8 of them (this would be a power of which isn't unreasonable in science). Now recall our definition of the -value. I also have a chance of incorrectly saying that one of my unbiased coins is biased. This puts me at identifying biased coins only of which are actually biased. Despite a -value threshold of , I actually only got of my guesses of bias correct (you could calculate this much more easily using Bayes' theorem).
The above scenario is extremely common in some medical science labs where it matters. Suppose you test a drug to see if it works. Your test has power and you use a -value of as you've been taught. You send to drug manufacturers claiming they work. You think that you are wrong only of the time, but in reality after you've tested drugs, out of the drugs you send don't work! This is extremely dangerous. Of course, these should be weeded out on secondary trials, but who has the time or money to do that? If we think we have confidence that it works, then we may as well send them out to help people and only do our repeat experiment while it is on the market.
Ignoring the real interpretation of the p-value in favor of the more optimistic one is so common it has a name: the base rate fallacy. This is because that high number of false postives comes from the fact that the base rate of a drug working (or the coin being unbiased) is so low that you are likely to get false positives even with a high power test and a small p-value. I know this type of thing has been posted on the internet all over the place, but I hadn't done it yet and it seemed to fit in with the statistical oddities series. For the record, the example scenario above was taken from Statistics Done Wrong by Alex Reinhart.


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PrintED to Develop Accreditation for Advertising & Design
Thursday, August 07, 2008
Press release from the issuing companyRESTON, VA (August 06, 2008) - The Graphic Arts Education and Research Foundation (GAERF) has announced that PrintED will develop a new area of accreditation:  Advertising & Design. This decision was based on the fact that today's printing and publishing industry is symbiotically tied to graphic designers, and the design process is an essential element in the print workflow.  Graphic designers are now performing technical processes-such as scanning, color separation, color correction, retouching and image resolution adjustments-once considered "in-house" procedures by printers.  The industry can only benefit by better preparing the designers with the technologies with which they will someday work.
"Advertising and design has always been an integral part of graphic communications, a fact never more evident than in the past several years, as the industry has shifted beyond ink on paper to becoming solutions providers," explained Thomas Saggiomo, chairman of the GAERF Board of Directors and president and CEO of Agfa Corporation in Ridgefield Park, NJ.  "Accreditation in Advertising & Design is an important and essential addition to PrintED, ensuring that our industry is reaching out to – and properly training – all the talented young people who may be interested in graphic communications."
Added GAERF President Ralph Nappi, "As the line between the advertising/design and technical sides of our industry increasingly blurs, it is crucial for us as an industry to make certain that those graduating from advertising and design disciplines are knowledgeable about the production process."
A task force comprised of industry and education members will develop the competencies for the Advertising & Design area of accreditation expected to be launched this fall.
The other eight areas of PrintED accreditation include:
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2014 Play offs First round
The Western Major Baseball League's 2014 regular season play is wrapping up and turning out to be one of the more challenging and exciting seasons in recent years. With unsettled weather, tight scores and rotating standing leaders, this is all making for a down to the wire race for playoff spots.
In 2014, there were over 20 games postponed due to weather. The challenges started with the season opener. The Melville Millionaires, the 2013 WMBL Champions, suffered damage to their field and scoreboard due to a storm and had to postpone the game with the Swift Current Indians. The first half of the season continued with rain postponements. Parts of Saskatchewan received over 200mm, forcing postponements, threatening playing fields, farm fields and flooding cities and washing out roadways. For a second year in a row, Medicine Hat had their field threatened by spring floods and all the other Alberta teams lost games to rain postponements. This resulted in the seconded half of the season having several double headers as teams made up games lost in the first half of the season.
With almost 30per cent of games winners being determined with a difference of less than two runs and games extending into extra innings fans have been treated to entertaining high calibre games. An example on June 25th the Yorkton Cardinals were set to host the Weyburn Beavers in a double header, to make up rain outs. The second game had to be rescheduled when the first game took 16 complete innings to determine a winner. The challenge to get games in grows and the excitement continues.
So, with everything considered, how will first round play off positions be determined?
Kevin Kvame, WMBL President lays it out. Currently the regular season will end on July 30th, if there are rain outs that have not been played and will effect what team makes it into the playoffs the league will make every effort to get those games in. But travel, time and, this year, weather could be determining factors. With only 3 days to go, all of the games are scheduled with a couple of make up dates included so the hope is to complete all 253 regular season games.
Here is how the playoffs operate:
· The league will be broken into 2 conferences of 4 teams each.
· The bottom team in each of the three divisions is eliminated leaving the 8 playoff bound teams. The winning percentage is used to determine final placement although a division winner can be ranked no lower than 2nd.
· Conferences are:
· The top club in the central division is placed into the conference with the lower ranked east or west division winner. The second place club is placed in the opposite division.
· The first round of playoffs in each conference will be a best 3 of 5
1st vs. 4th and 2nd vs. 3rd
· The winners of those series meet in a best 3 of 5 Conference final.
· The winners of the 2 Conference finals meet in a best 3 of 5 series determining the 2014 Western Major Baseball League Champions
Attendance in the 2014 season has exceeded 2013 season attendance. In 2013 the WMBL recorded over 134,000 fans (average league attendance per game was 550) that came to watch the games and enjoy the ballpark atmosphere and entertaining baseball. This year, with 12 games remaining in the last three days of the regular season, over 144,000 fans (average league attendance per game is 640) have come through the gates. Fans will be treated to top-level baseball as teams continue to battle for a playoff spot and run the race toward the League Championship.
If you think the regular season was exciting, don't miss play off actions as the teams round the bases in the race towards the 2014 Championship. Playoffs will begin on August 1st.
Fans can purchase playoff tickets by contacting the teams directly. With a tight play off race an update will be issued on July 31 with additional information on who is inofficially , who is out, and who will be going where!
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BUCS Premiership Predictions Week Eleven
Setting this week's controversial rumours surrounding the Durham Saints aside, we're likely to see the 'INs' and 'OUTs' of the Premiership postseason determined this weekend!
Loughborough Students v Derby Braves
Derby's season has fallen a long way since their shootout winner to open the year, and at 2-4 are the only team mathematically capable of still ending up below NTU and dropping out of the prem.
However, their fate is entirely in their own hands, as they only need a single win from their final two fixtures to lock themselves into another year in the top tier.
Neither Loughborough or Derby have had a particularly comfortable 2017. Each have taken very narrow wins away from NTU, while being comfortably beaten by the top two teams in the conference. Both sides offences have struggled to put up as many points as they were managing pre-mid-season break so we're likely looking at a tough grind of a match up in this weekend's fixture. Look for a couple of big breakaway plays to be the difference maker.
Derby have more on the line, but Loughborough will be eager to not hit the postseason with a losing record… And what is more, given all the controversy surrounding the team at the top of the Prem North at the moment, it's well worth fighting for a third place spot in the Prem North in case it suddenly becomes the second place spot… …
Edge to Loughborough who outscored the Braves two-to-one when last these two teams met.
NTU Renegades v Durham Saints
It's make or break time for the Renegades and time to prove all their close-but-not-close-enough scorelines were more than just flukes and put in their best performance when it matters most.
They're 0-6 but their average margin of loss is barely 7 points, with four of their six losses coming by less than a score. However, a single loss and ostensibly their time in the premiership is at an end.
The potential controversy surrounding their star Quarterback aside? The Saints have had a perfect season so far. And, hells, even without Bona taking the field last week they managed to come from behind at the half to put in a 27-12 win over the Braves, reportedly safety Seitu Smith II stepping in at QB.
If Bona remains unavailable to the Saints, now's likely the best chance the Renegades will get to give them a fighting chance at staying up… But Durham's team has proven they're bigger than one man, and we can't see the Saints letting a game slip as they rally around their programme.
NTU's time in the premiership appear to be done… barring a huge shake up of things in the Prem North, which suddenly doesn't look beyond the realm of possibility.
Bath Killer Bees v Kingston Cougars
In what is potentially the biggest match up of the weekend the Bath Killer Bees host the Kingston Cougars in what has become a must win fixture for both teams. It is likely that the losers will be forced to take relegation to Division One for 2017/18, whereas the victors will be making the trip to Durham in the Quarter Finals of the playoffs.
The last time these two teams faced each other the Kingston Cougars claimed the bragging rights in a 26-20 game that went back and forth throughout all four quarters.
Since then the Bath Killer Bees defence has been stout only conceding 29 points against the high flying Birmingham Lions & Swansea Titans combined. However, the common theme this season has been the struggles of the swarms' O as they've failed to score more than a single TD in all but one of their fixtures so far this year.
Will another poor offensive performance be the end of the road for offensive coordinator Ben Wiltshire? Or can Dom Ferdani and the Bees' offence step up to the mark when it's most needed of them?
However, poor offensive performances seem to be a trend in this match, with the Cougars losing their last two matches 31-0 and 35-0 (to the Lions and Hurricanes respectively), and as such they are yet to score a TD in 2017.
We expect this to be a nail biter and go down to the final minutes, but we are going to give the edge to the Bees using the home field to their advantage.
The Bath Killer Bees to win
Swansea Titans v Hertfordshire Hurricanes
The Hertfordshire Hurricanes are on fire, having scored 35 points in each of their past four games, they sit at the top of the table with a perfect 6-0 record.
These two teams met in an unusual Wednesday fixture last week, the 'Canes comfortably winning 35-18 with their aerial attack proving to be too strong for the Titans blitz heavy D. However, Swansea has always been a tough away day for any team and we expect the reverse fixture to be closer.
Swansea have had the bye week to prepare for this one, which has given the fourth QB of the season, Joe Cotterill, half a chance to prepare, however, as the team's leading receiver early in the season he won't have himself to throw to, and in reality it's likely that this is too little too late and the Hurricanes will take one step closer to a perfect season on Sunday.
The Hertfordshire Hurricanes to win.


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