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Domestic water supplies had to be transported by bus for two families in Kings Bog, according to a report in the Larne Times in May 1959.
The report indicated that two deliveries were made on weekdays by the 9.30am service from Ballyclare and the 5.15pm bus from Belfast.
The families each received four containers daily and eight on a Saturday evening.
The arrangement had been approved by the Ulster Transport Authority as the families' homes had no well due to their mossy location, which made it impossible to use the water for cooking or drinking.
UTA property officer G.S Madden said: "We have been in touch with Antrim Rural Council, which will supply water to a number of areas. We hope to get them fresh tap water as soon as possible.
"Until pipes are laid, we consider the present situation to be perfectly suitable."
Antrim Rural Council's surveyor Mr J.A Gawn commented: "Unfortunately, there has been a hold-up as originally Kings Moss was in rural territory, then it was taken over by Newtownabbey Urban Council.
"An extension to a scheme has been agreed by the council, which is now with the ministry for approval."


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About Premier Construction Group
Premier Construction has been in business since 2008. We are a locally-owned and operated construction company, working hard to earn your business. We will assist you with remodeling and home repair projects as well as projects involving insurance claims. We have years of professional experience, acting as a one-stop construction company to assist our clients through a variety of projects.
Premier Construction is a family business. We work hard to not only earn your business today, but also for tomorrow.
What sets us apart from the others is that we are a one stop contractor. We can help you with your repairs from foundation to weather vein. We are not pushy. We just want to take the time to show you the process to get your repairs done with little to no money out of pocket. We work with you. We want you to be involved, and we want to help you to get things back to the way they were before any damage occurred due to storms, previous construction, or wear and tear throughout the years.
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It is important to note that once the shingles on your roof have been bruised, and granules misplaced, the elements have an open door to cause problems well after the storm. Do not wait until it's too late to file a claim with your insurance company, and you are told that you are on your own. Let us provide you with an inspection just to be sure that your roof has not suffered damaged. There is no obligation. The inspection is simply for your peace of mind.
You do not have to take our word for it. Premier Construction has been helping families to get their homes back the way they were before any storm occurred. We are not a "fly-by-night company" and want to earn your business. We strive to be a company that you feel good about working with. Give us a chance to show you something about your home that you may be missing. It's free.
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David Grant, a 39-year-old Los Angeles attorney, must file two separate federal tax returns on his 1987 income. When he does, his tax bill will be based on 14 months of income--two more than the average taxpayer.
Grant, a tax lawyer specializing in financial institutions, calls this "the dreaded phenomenon of bunching your income," and for many professionals like him, it will mean a painful one-time surcharge on their tax bills.
That's because the new tax law generally requires partnerships, "S corporations" and personal service corporations to convert from fiscal years to calendar years that end Dec. 31.
Grant is a partner in the law firm McKenna, Conner & Cuneo, where in the past he paid taxes on his share of the firm's income using a fiscal year ending Oct. 31. Now, McKenna, Conner must change its fiscal year to a calendar year ending Dec. 31. As a result, Grant will owe taxes on his November and December, 1986, income--as well as all his 1987 income--when he files his tax return one year from now.


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Stop procrastinating that request for a behavior change
It can happen to anyone. We decide not to say something, because it seem so innocuous, but now it's driving us crazy.
If it's been awhile, we can feel silly for bringing it up. But not saying anything can and often will damage your relationship or your reputation.
Here's a video on what I tell my clients that helps them over that initial hurdle. Continue reading
How to Communicate with an Angry Person
I was having a conversation with this amazing construction manager with higher than usual emotional intelligence. Since the projects he does are huge, with up to 250 people to manage, he ends up with different quirks and personalities woven into the mix.
On his current project, he talked about getting several complaints about one person who was overly aggressive. Continue reading
Is it Better To Promote from Within or Outside?
In reflecting on a conversation I had with a Director of Care and her direct boss at a senior's residence, I was struck by how unaware they were that their attempts in managing communication flow was causing their current communication breakdown.
The new DoC has only been in her position since December and was promoted from within. Communication breakdown has been a terrible problem for several years. There is a history of staff not being told basic information and clients or their family members unable to get information about their loved ones. Continue reading
Check Your Assumptions For Better Outcomes
People always want to know how to have a better outcome with those horrible, difficult people in their lives.
I recently gave 2 keynotes on my topic of increasing collaboration.
After both of them, people came up to me to tell how one simple tool struck them.
What regularly sticks is this small piece of information I share with folks: Continue reading
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Suspect Psychosis? Video of "Say This – Not That"
Bell Let's Talk was over a month ago. But we need to do that all year. Mental Health Stigma stops us from having frank discussions that make all the difference at work or at home.
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Improving Your Collaborative Culture Is Easier Than You Think
Do you care about your organization's performance and productivity? I'm guessing "Yes"! Do you know how much of it is reliant on how well people "play nice together"?
Sometimes, when we've got our head down, doing the work, we forget to look up and at each other. And when we do, it can feel a little irritating. (Of course it's not you!)
Here's a quick video about why we should talk. Share it with those you know that also value leadership development and performance.
And then, let's talk. 🙂
The most successful leaders are not infallible when faced with someone who "drives them crazy!" Monique Caissie's corporate keynote or training called "CAN'T WE JUST GET ALONG?: How To Go From Conflict To Collaboration" is appreciated by all who would like more control over their professional and personal lives. Monique draws from 30 years of crisis intervention work to help others increase their confidence to feel more heard, respected and happier.
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WCAC cooperates with the Williamsburg Regional Library and the Richmond-based Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, to host a series of art lectures in the fall and winter of each year. These lectures are free open to the public. They are held on selected Monday evenings between 7:30 and 8:30 in the Library's auditorium, 515 Scotland Street in Williamsburg.
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2018 Scholarship Applications are available now and must be submitted to the gallery by Saturday, May 19th. Portfolios should include 8-15 digital images of original artwork representing the student's areas of concentration (e.g., painting, drawing, pottery…). Details are included on the application form. Applications are also available as 2018 ScholarshipApplication.docx or 2018 ScholarshipApplication.pdf files
Buddy Art
Buddy Art is a program of art classes for children with disabilities offered in cooperation with the student volunteers from the College of William & Mary and the James City County Department of Parks & Recreation. Read more about Buddy Art or view the Buddy Art Photo Albums.
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Neal Marshall Gillis II
Neal Marshall Gillis II, 51, died Sunday evening (June 18, 2017) at the Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Fla., following a long illness.
He was born in Waycross, and was a lifelong resident of Ware County. He received a masters degree from the University of West Georgia and was the owner and operator of Century Metals Roofing Supply where he loved to spend time working.
He is survived by his wife, Abby Dixon Gillis, of Millwood; two sons, Aaron Michael Gillis, of Waycross, and Neal Marshall Gillis III, of Jacksonville, Fla.; two step-daughters, Sarah Elizabeth Panner, of Nashville, Tenn., and Emily Caroline Panner, of Atlanta; a step-son, John Richard Panner, of Atlanta; his father, Neal Marshall Gillis, of Waycross; his mother, Millicent Deshazo Gillis, of Waycross; a sister, Lisa Gillis Vreeland, of Powder Springs; and several other relatives.
A graveside service was held at 9 o'clock this morning at Oakland Cemetery.
Sympathy may be expressed by signing the online registry at www.musicfuneralhome.com
Music Funeral Home is in charge of the arrangements.
Willie David Hickox
Willie David Hickox, 84, passed away peacefully with his son by his side Monday (June 19, 2017) at Ranger Nursing Home in Texas.
He was born Dec. 25, 1932 to Noah and Amanda Hickox in Mershon. He served in the U.S. Navy during the Korean War.
Living most of his life in Georgia, he worked for GTE Telephone service until retiring. He moved to the Eastland area from Fitzgerald several years ago.
He enjoyed being a shade tree mechanic, fishing and NASCAR racing.
He was preceded in death by his parents, three sisters and one brother.
He is survived by one sister, Inez Thrift, of Florida, two sons, Wendell (wife, Sandy) Hickox, of Florida, Bob and (wife, Sheila) Hickox, of Eastland, two grandchildren, Anne Fulton, of Florida, and Rob Hickox, of Maine, and six great-grandchildren.
A service will be held at a later date in Georgia.
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PATTERSON — The funeral for Virginia Elaine Wasden Wooten, 66, was held Tuesday morning at 11 o'clock at Patterson Baptist Church.
Officiating was the Rev. R.C. James.
Interment was in the Offerman Cemetery.
Active pallbearers were Rhett Barnard, Noel Harris, Jason Tyre, Jake Echols, Chris Mock and Joey Denison.
Pearson-Dial Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
John D. Parker Jr.
A funeral for John Dorsey "J.D." Parker Jr. was held Tuesday morning at Pleasant Valley Baptist Church with the Rev. Ed Hurst officiating.
Burial followed in Greenlawn Cemetery.
Pallbearers were Clyde Chesser, Blake Dowling, Lamar Hickox, Jack Howell, Stanley Sloan, Gene Sowell and Calvin Taylor.
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Here is a photograph of the interviewer, Mark Hirst, and me taken in the studio.
A commentary on the case of Abdelbaset al-Megrahi, convicted of the murder of 270 people in the Pan Am 103 disaster.
Wednesday, 26 April 2017
Sputnik interview
Here is a photograph of the interviewer, Mark Hirst, and me taken in the studio.
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Good interview professor.ReplyDelete
I also listened to the Marquise section. He's all over the place, isn't he? Circumstantial evidence indeed. He's still pushing the line that Megrahi bought the clothes and nobody challenged him with Kenny's statement that he didn't. He also founds absolutely fundamentally on the bomb being introduced at Luqa, without at any point acknowledging the evidence that it wasn't.
He's going big on Ken Dornstein's film, without any recognition of the weaknesses in that case, but hasn't taken on board any new work that argues against his position. At least he didn't quite fall back on "the judges convicted and that's enough for me" but it wasn't very impressive.
I would really love it if some of those people who are dismissing my work by ignoring it would actually come forward and explain why they don't agree with my thesis. But I guess it isn't going to happen.
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Yes, Marquise is a bit of an awkward hard nut, and always has been. Let's face it, he's never had an option. With what you have done and we continue to do, he must be tossing dice to decide on the best course to take: the dock or the wooden overcoat. Dornstein is an ill-informed and poorly educated jerk. If Marquise is now leaning on that sort tripe, I see it as a white flag. Pity really, I'd always taken Marquise to be a tad sharper and an individual whom I'd hoped to eventually do battle with. Not no more. I do so much love challenging enemies, they bring out the very best in me.
Dear Prof,ReplyDelete
Much enjoyed your session with Mark, by the way.
Marquise occasionally used to comment here, but not in the past few years. He seems to be all bluster and really lacking in the incisive intellect you'd hope to see in someone in a senior detective position.ReplyDelete
I quite liked Ken Dornstein the day we met him, and of course I feel absolutely heartbroken for anyone who had a loved one on that plane, but he's working to a pre-determined conclusion and that's never good.
I just want somebody to explain to me how they can look at the detail of the blast-damaged luggage and aircraft components and tell me the bomb wasn't in the case on the bottom of the stack. I've got no dog on the race. I only want to know what actually happened. If Megrahi had something to do with it, hell mend him.
But as far as I can see Megrahi was in Tripoli when that suitcase was seen in the container, an hour before the connecting flight from Frankfurt arrived. Under these circumstances it's physically impossible he could have had a hand in getting the bomb on the plain.
It's quite frustrating the way nobody on the "other side" will engage on this.


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We are taking a break from presenter introductions to wrap up our series on this year's Global Learn Day theme: Uniting The World Through Education
Many say our world is shrinking. As technology speeds ahead and forges connections like never before in history, the separation between any two human beings is decreasing by the day.
Learning how to adapt technology to reach new horizons and bring together distant citizens of the world is the final frontier in a rapidly changing environment. With technology people half a world apart can meet face to face. AI makes it possible for children who have no access to a teach to learn. It also bridges gaps of communication through translation, speech to text, and personal services.
However, as advanced as technology has become, it still does not replace the power of the human brain. All the technology in the world cannot replace the capabilities of the mind.
There is a push to learn less and use technology more. After all, computers and AI can calculate extremely complex equations effortlessly. It can answer phones, provide information, and instantly translate from one language to another…or can it?
Even the best translating software cannot provide accurate translation 100% of the time. Lost in translation are the nuances of life, the human connection. It isn't simply plugging one word in for another, it is becoming inter-meshed with a new culture, its history, and its people.
As the debate over the prejudices of AI rage on, education and personal interaction remains the best way to overcome what divides us. Shortening the difference between us and them isn't just a matter of filling in the blank but building bridges.
Learning about history, mastering a second or third language, studying world politics, reading world literature are all ways that each of us can contribute a brick to the bridge from world disorder to world harmony.
Person to person, lesson by lesson, we can build a brighter tomorrow of understanding and interdependence. How are you helping to unite the world? What have you learned today? Who have you taught?
We all have something to give. Global Learn Day is still seeking bridge builders to teach the world what they know best. What gift can you give?
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Wednesday April 12, 2017
Announcements for Wednesday, April 12, 2017
Drivers Ed: Period 1 –Alyssa Hetherington
Period 2 –Anastasiya Horpenchenko
Period 3 –Alexandra Thomas
Period 4 –Brooklyn Nant
Period 5 –Danny Kholodal
Floor Hockey enthusiasts, feel like dangling and sniping genos top cheese? – Talk to Mr. Petlak if you'd like to play for CCI against other schools in town. Begins after the break!
Are you interested in Central having a Prom? Go on the CCI twitter page @ccimj and vote yes or no.
GRADS!! The Newsletter has a contract attached to the back that you and your guardiains need to fill out and return to the office by April 28. When submitting your contract, please look for the folder marked "grad contracts" located on the counter in the office and place yours inside. If you missed getting your copy by the end of the day on Wednesday, please pick one up at the office or print off a copy from the School's website under parents & Grad.
Golf Team information has been posted. Please sign up on the sheet in the office or with Ms. Mack or Mr. Huschi. This year we are planning a beginner golf workshop for students that would like to learn the game of golf and some basic skills. No experience required, all equipment provided. Information on the poster and sign up in the office minimum 8 participants. Ask one of the coaches if you have questions.
If you want to make a donation to our sponsor a child, there will be a table set up at lunch every Tuesday and Thursday for the next month.
There will be an important meeting with all diversity group students at lunch TODAY, April 12 in the meeting room. Bring a lunch.
Our local Rotary Club, with 15 Wing, is putting on a two day "Adventures in Aviation" at the Base on April 24th and 25th. If you're interested, see Ms. Veer for more information!
Track Athletes, please get your track fees in to Mr. Carter or Ms. Mackey by TOMORROW. Fees are 25 dollars.
Project 104 is cancelled this week.
Anyone wanting to go on the choir trip has to get their money into Mr. McCorriston by TOMORROW.
SADD – meeting at lunch in the meeting room!
ALL GEO trip goers. Be sure to give Mr. Rawlyk your forms and money RIGHT MEOW!!
**ATTENTION ALL Grade 12s – bring your favorite baby or younger years photo to Ms. Stamm ASAP.
All BASKETBALL teams, please return your jersey's to your coaches. If you fail to do so, you will be responsible to pay for them.
Mr. Wicker's thought of the day: "What is important is not what happens to us, but how we respond to what happens to us."


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We started with two tiny $4 tomato plants from the Home Depot. Roma variety, plum shaped. I don't even really care for tomatoes all that much, but I LOVE how the plants smell. So I plant them.
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We put these these plant sin tomato cages, but they quickly outgrew them and were drooping and snapping from the weight of all of the tomatoes. We then had to go out and buy the triangle tomato fencing to encircle the original cage. I delicately pulled the stems off of the ground while DH put the fence into place, and then we carefully rested the stems onto the fence. It was like open-heart surgery or something similarly intricate.
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You hear and read a lot of things about tomato plants that supposedly make them grow better. Coffee grounds, eggshells, and other totally absurd-sounding things. I can tell you that I did none of those things this year, and other than a truckload of manure, none of my plants received any supplemental nutrition.
And my general non-love of tomatoes? Well, I quickly devised dozens of ways to use them in our recipes, and now I'm a huge fan of fresh tomatoes, although I still don't really like to eat them in their raw form. But cook them up and I'm all in. And if you don't believe, look at 95% of my recipes that I've posted this season - I swear they all involve tomatoes.


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Product Description
This item is in near mint condition, the shearling lining is in mint condition. There is some very minor wear of the shearling around the bottom hem line and at the ends of the sleeves. When worn, this item looks brand new because the wearing of the guard hairs is not noticeable unless you look closely. The shearling is stained in a couple of areas, but if cleaned these stains will come right out. There are no rips, tears, bald spots, matting or odors on the fur. This beautiful fur has many years of good use ahead of it. DEFINITIONS:BRAND NEW: Direct from the manufacturer, never used or worn. MINT CONDITION: Looks brand new, might have very minor unnoticeable defects. NEAR MINT CONDITION: Very minor defects, wear of guard hairs or minor balding. EXCELLENT CONDITION: Minor defects, wear at the edges, minor balding/matting of the fur. GREAT CONDITION: Balding of the fur, normally an older/vintage fur. FAIR CONDITION: Balding of the fur, partial drying of the fur, other issues.
BE SURE TO CHECK OUT MY EBAY STORE FOR THE GREATEST DEALS ON FASHIONABLE FURS AND LEATHERS ON EBAY! NOW RANKED NUMBER ONE ON THE INTERNET FOR FUR SALES!!! Efurs4less is dedicated to satisfying each and every customer. Send this item back for a refund or exchange if you are unhappy, no questions asked. The pictures do not do this beautiful fur justice. Most customers are elated with their purchases so very few take advantage of our customer friendly return/exchange policy. This item is offered at a discounted price, it is worth substantially more than the listed price. Please email us or call us at 516 280 7649 if you have any questions. If you decide to call us, please leave a message and we will return your call in the evening.
Here is a pre owned dark green shearling fur jacket with ranch mink trim on the collar and at the ends of the cuffs. This item retails for $1,500.00 at your local fur salon. It has two slit pockets and closes with a zipper.
This lovely item is a size medium, it will fit anyone between the sizes of 6 to 8 comfortably, in some cases it will even fit a size 10. The measurements are:
27 inches in length (from base of the neck to the bottom hem line) (Number 3 on the chart)
33 inches from the base of the neck (mid-back) across the shoulder to the end of the sleeve
22 inches from the shoulder tip to the end of the sleeve (Number 4 on the chart)
21 inches across the top of the shoulders (measured on outside of item) (Number 2 on chart)
23 inches across the seams in back from armhole to armhole (Number 1 on the chart)
46 inch bust (measured from the inside of the item)
44 inch sweep (across the bottom from one hem line to the other) (Number 5 on the chart)
10 inch armhole slit
CONDITION/SIZE: This item is pre owned. The description is detailed in the item specifics. The model in the photograph is 5'4'' and is a size 8. The measurements are taken from the outside of the item with the item fully stretched and hanging on a hanger, except for the bust and armhole measurements, which are taken from the inside of the item. We try our best to indicate the actual size but all sizes are approximate and I recommend comparing the measurements listed above to the measurements of a coat/jacket you already own. This item should fit you as long as the bust measurement listed above is 2 to 6 inches greater than your bust measurement. I recommend purchasing a fur one size larger than your regular size to assure that the item will fit you and so you can wear bulky winter clothing underneath the fur.
SHIPPING: Free shipping! However, please note that actual shipping fees are always non refundable and will be deducted from the purchase price in the event you exchange or refund. Shipping fees are not refundable even if you disagree with any issue (condition, measurements, etc.) The reason why shipping fees are non-refundable is because the post office will not refund the shipping fees, so I can't refund the fees back to you. Buyer pays shipping both ways if the item is sent back for a refund.
Please shake the fur out as soon as you take it out of the box, brush against the grain of the fur (upward) and hang it on a proper fur hanger, the fur may be slightly disheveled after shipment, but this is normal and it will restore itself after a few days.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: There is an international shipping fee for all international shipments. International purchasers please be advised that video proof of the condition of your fur will be emailed to you prior to shipment to confirm that the item is damage free. All items are checked very carefully prior to shipment to assure that they are damage free.
FEEDBACK: Kindly refrain from leaving negative or neutral feedback or low dsr ratings before contacting me to resolve any issues. I offer refunds no questions asked so there is no reason to be upset if you are not happy with your purchase, simply box it up and send it to the return address for a refund. My feedback is overwhelmingly positive because I personally work with each customer to assure satisfaction. All items are carefully checked prior to shipment to assure they are damage free.
CONTACT INFO: Feel free to email me at with any questions about this item, AU135, questions are free to ask away and don't be shy. Or call us at 516 280-7649 if you prefer to speak to someone. The best way to reach me is by email and I will return your email quicker than a telephone call, but you are free to call me as well. I am normally out and about during the day so please leave a message and I will call you back in the evening.
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This week's crime report for Clay County Florida, provided by the Clay County Sheriff's Office.
ORANGE PARK – After a debate that lasted nearly an hour, Orange Park Town Council voted to stay the course and keep its River Road Improvement Project on its Capital Improvement Projects list but …
ORANGE PARK – After a debate that lasted nearly an hour, Orange Park Town Council voted to stay the course and keep its River Road Improvement Project on its Capital Improvement Projects list but not before the project appeared to be doomed.
In what could be described as the 11th hour, council members Ron Raymond, Roland Mastandrea and Alan Watt almost killed this project until Watt changed his mind in what ended as a 3-2 vote with Raymond and Mastandrea voting no.
Improving the pot holes and manhole covers that extend above the roadway on River Road has been debated for at least a year. In a previous debate about the project, the council directed staff to finalize design plans to prepare for it to go out to bid. After receiving those directions, Public Works Director Chuck Pavlos made his way to the podium during the June 26 regular council meeting to explain that the final design is ready. Unfortunately for Pavlos, Raymond and Mastandrea were unhappy and Watt had questions.
The source of Raymond's unease came from a lack of full public consent, which according to Raymond, was supposed to happen. Pavlos, though, said that 100 percent consent was never a part of the direction given to his team, but rather, a general consensus instead, which the River Road community did get involved.
"All of the specific items you mentioned are in here, but the thing in question is the term, 'consensus of the homeowner,'," Pavlos said. "I don't know how we're defining that, but I think we have consensus of the homeowner. We've had 10 meetings, I think, on this project and many public hearings, so I think the homeowners have expressed their concerns and we've addressed those concerns."
This did little to soothe Raymond's concerns, despite Pavlos clearly explaining that he followed the direction from the previous council. When it came time for Mastandrea to speak, he showed concern over the lack of future proofing in the final design, and problems that grew from previous project involvement from the firm that helped design the River Road Project Improvement plan.
Watt's concerns revolved around the lack of ribbon curving in the final design, which Pavlos said could quickly and easily be added in, and the utilization of non-bump traffic calming, which John Bartholomew, one of the masterminds behind Orange Park's traffic calming policy, explained falls on the residents of the area rather than the final design of the project.
According to the traffic calming policy adopted by the council, the residents of an area would have to band together with a majority opinion on which traffic calming devices would be deployed before the council discusses them in a public setting.
Mayor Gary Meeks and Council member Connie Thomas had little to say except that she was satisfied with the final design presented by Pavlos. Thomas and Meeks expressed the opinion that the council has sat on this for long enough and that it was time to get this project out to bid.
"We're going to kill this thing tonight if we continue like this," Meeks said.
When it came time to vote, the council was polled individually. Meeks and Thomas voted yes. Mastandrea and Raymond voted no. Watt, after expressing that despite his feelings it was time to move forward with the project, voted yes, finalizing the River Road Improvement Project design plans. Now, this plan will seek bids for construction.
Next up was council approval of a finalized five-year CIP, which has been a topic of discussion for quite some time. According to Town Manager Sarah Campbell, the June 26 meeting was the last meeting the CIP could be adopted before moving into budget planning for 2018-19.
"The CIP has been prepared using the strategic priorities established by the Town Council in 2018. The Town Council may certainly adjust the CIP to reflect different priorities prior to the final adoption," states a letter from Campbell to the council. "Per the Town Charter, Council must adopt the CIP before the end of June. The public hearing for final adoption is scheduled for [the night of the June 26 regular council meeting]."
One of the most notable changes the CIP endured came after a vote made during the Feb. 6 regular council meeting where the council voted 5-0 to move $500,000 from the town's balance, or reserve fund, to the general fund budget. At the time, then-council member Meeks cited that the purpose of the reserve was for times like these, referring to the town's need for money to continue Hurricane Irma cleanup and stormwater maintenance.
"If we are going to do this, $81,000, I just don't think that's going to touch it," Meeks said, referencing the $81,000 freed up for Irma cleanup from the CIP. "This is what the $5 million is for – it's for a rainy day and the rainy day is here."
Toward the latter half of the meeting, the council voted 5-0 to spend $75,258.61 on a Bobcat Skid Sheer vehicle that, according to Pavlos, will speed up street debris cleanup by 25 percent following storms and other natural events.
The almost three-hour meeting ended with Meeks calling for faster meetings and suggested council ask their questions to staff before each meeting so as not to spend time doing so during the regular meetings. Raymond expressed his disagreement and stated he would do no such thing.
"I hate to disappoint you Mr. Mayor, but I think the time to ask those questions is here, right in front of God and everybody," Raymond said.


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Not written in a while but things still progressing (amidst weddings and VW meets) - Ant fitted the new sink and waste pipe before becoming an E-Bay addict in search of a tap. He took out the Rock n Roll bed for me to paint, which I think now looks much better than the royal-blue-with-a-turquoise-tinge it was before. Trouble is the matching fabric holdall thing that hangs in front of the sink unit now doesn't match anything and I'm not really itching to get back on the machine to make a new one; the 'cottage-industries' interior will have to do for now.
Last weekend we went to Stonor Park to one of the most established VW rallies and got a new hot plate (thick stainless Steel 8" VW badge), a new handbrake handle and a new (but very old) knob for the gear stick. :-) not much else there and couldnt find the specialist insurance man, but Ant managed to add me to the existing policy and drop the cost down quite a bit... must be my most excellent driving ability -lol. We did, however, see a number of Red kites circling above which was impressive, as was the sheer number of campers in the park, all lined up in the long grass at various stages of rework. Roll on next weekend... Isle of Wight music festival!!! Sorry Bee, you cant come this time, from what I hear, you will need to rest ahead of the Newt beer festival in July :-)


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40 Things In My 40th Year Update
#1 Buy a house
At the very top of my list for this year was to buy a house. We have been living in rented accommodation since we met over 10 years ago, and we spend a lot of time talking about how much we want to own our own house. The biggest issue, which is the same for pretty much all first time buyers I know, is that we were really struggling to get the deposit together. The even bigger issue was that, the longer we left it and the more stuff (and children) we accumulated, meant that every year we were needing a bigger house and therefore a bigger deposit. Bit of a catch 22.
However, just after Christmas I was delighted (actually read completely and utterly shocked) to discover that I was actually owed some money from previous PPI I had had. I had honestly thought the whole PPI thing was a bit of scam, but in September 2017 decided that I wouldn't lose anything for applying and seeing what happened. And what happened was a huge windfall of cash from 3 previous loans I had had. To say I was amazed is the understatement of the century!
It has meant though that we now actually have the deposit for a house and so we have started looking. We really want to be in by June as that is when the rent contract for our current house comes up, so we are definitely needing to move.
It looks as though Number 1 on the list will actually come true this year!
#2 Lose 4 stone in weight
I have been overweight for half of my life – in fact for almost exactly half of my life! I went to university in 1996, starting eating absolute rubbish every day, and the weight went on….and stayed on. I have, over the years, dieted here and there, sometimes losing and sometimes gaining in a matter of weeks – and all the time being unhappy with the status quo.
This year I am absolutely DETERMINED to get it cracked. It's almost a go big or go home kind of moment. Not only that, but we recently saw research which demonstrated how a strict low calorie diet helped 42% of people on it lose weight and reverse their Type 2 Diabetes. Paul has Type 2 Diabetes, and we've decided that this is the year to see if we can, if not reverse it, at least help reduce the issues he has with it. So we are both following a low calorie diet for 20 weeks.
One week in and I'm delighted to report that he has lost 9lbs and I have lost 5lbs and we are both feeling GOOD!
#5 Go to a family festival and camp
Back in 2016, we made the decision to go to the Good Life Festival and stay in a hotel nearby. We'd never been to a festival before and we all really enjoyed it. The kids loved the freedom it gave, and we got to listen to speakers we wouldn't normally hear and do 'back to nature' type of activities. It was so much fun, but it was still quite adult based. So I wanted to do something similar but that is much more geared to kids and families – so this year we have bought tickets to Camp Bestival!!
I've read loads of blogs about going to it, and after asking in my most favourite Facebook Group of them all (the wonderful Revolution Inner Circle run by the fab Aby from @youbabymemummy), I took the plunge and have bought tickets for all 4 days. I LOVE that you can buy they over a period of months so the expense doesn't seem so terrifying – but I've yet to sort out camping. However we are well on our way!
#12 Start a bullet journal
I duly put them onto my wish list for Christmas and my wonderful in-laws all bought me bullet journals, pens and stencils to get going. And I'm loving it!!! It's a really lovely way to keep a diary/notebook/to do list – and so much more fun that just writing on lined paper!
#15 Watch a new film a month
This was always going to be the hardest one to crack as I really struggle to sit down and watch anything for any length of time. There are always so many more exciting things I can be doing. However, last Tuesday I managed to go out out (!) with my gorgeous friend Michelle from Bertie Blue Crafts and we went to see Pitch Perfect 3.
I do so love a good musical number, and there wasn't a lack of these in the film. It is a real light hearted, fun and sassy film with plenty of laughs and great music – which is surely all that a person needs from a film on a cold January Wednesday. Even better than that, we discovered that our local cinema does tickets for £5 on a Tuesday and Wednesday night – what a bargain.
I'm so determined that this is one that I'll crack, that I've put out for a babysitter for the first time since the kids came home, and had loads of great recommendations – so that'll be date night for us once a month which will be wonderful!
That's not too shabby for the first week is it?? I'm hoping to crack #14 Read a new book a month, this month by reading Mythos by Stephen Fry (another one of my fab Christmas presents) and #17 Sending birthday cards on time is heading the right way too with all relevant dates being added to my new family calendar.
I'd love to know if there are things that you are attempting to do this year and how you are getting on with them all!


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What's cooking at Classic Hardware?
We thought it would be fun to put together a short commercial-type video for Classic Hardware. My long time friend Breezy (Bryan Petty) came up with the concept of "cooking up" our products in a retro setting. I added to his idea with the product that keeps coming out of the oven as an homage to "I Love Lucy" when she pulls the long bread out of the oven, "Pioneer Women." When I was a little girl my grandfather phoned me after a rerun of that episode aired, he told me that he had baked the actual bread for the show at the bakery he worked at in Hollywood, CA. I do Love Lucy and that episode has always been dear to my heart because of Grampa.
Breezy works in post production on one of my favorite shows, Always Sunny in Philadelphia along with Sean Palsgaard, who did the cinematography on this video. Breezy did the directing and editing and we think he did a great job all round! A special thanks to Ron Groeper, my sweetie, for letting us use his fantastic photo studio. Kudos to them and the lovely ladies of Classic Hardware, for their hard work and for being fun characters. Deirdre Hartman (The Villianess) and Michelle Oura (The Temptress) and then there's me … The Damsel in Distress.
Watch it here and Please let us know what you think of it!


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The Keystone XL pipeline should never be erected, plain and simple. Still, a recent article by former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg called for President Barack Obama to pass legislation approving the pipeline in exchange for a climate change agreement with Canada that would more than make up for the environmental impact of Keystone.
My first thought was, "What would Frank Underwood do?" When reading this proposal, it seemed that the main character of the popular Netflix series "House of Cards" would be all in favor of this plan. Living by a philosophy of "ruthless pragmatism," Underwood values effectiveness above all else, and he does whatever it takes to acquire power and push his agenda.
This would have been a classic Underwood maneuver—give the Republicans a victory, pacify the Democrats, satisfy the Canadians and get credit for creating jobs, while further cutting emissions, and negotiating a major climate treaty with one of America's top trading partners.
Most people would agree that both sides of the Keystone debate have been exaggerating their claims; Democrats overstate the environmental perils of the pipeline and Republicans overstate the economic benefits. As the president, Obama has to balance these competing pressures––the proposed pipeline would cross international borders and therefore require his approval before moving forward.
Obama vetoed the United States Congress's bill last week that would have taken the matter out of his hands by granting approval to the pipeline project.
Aside from blocking Congress's effort to undermine him, this move was widely regarded as a sign that Obama is building up to a rejection of Keystone's application. That would indeed constitute a significant symbolic victory for environmental groups. But symbolic reasons are not enough to justify a refusal of Keystone's application.
While few people would actually want a president who lived by the motto "What Would Frank Underwood Do?" the show does provide a fascinating and relevant critique of modern American politics: nothing gets done because our politicians pursue their own interests.
There are a lot of groups in the world who all want a lot of different things. Reconciling all of them requires us to step back and refuse to let the interests of any one group dominate the discussions we have and the decisions we make. The reason Obama has the power to confirm or deny the pipeline's application is that it involves international commerce—so why has it been treated as a diplomatic issue? We've become so caught up in fighting over how we want the discussion to be framed that we're forgetting to get things done.
Certainly, the situations Obama faces daily are far more complex than anything in the fictionalized universe of "House of Cards," and Bloomberg's proposal may be impossible in practice. But if Obama can trade this non-issue for a significant international emissions agreement only months before a major international global warming conference kicks off, then I say, "Go ahead."


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May 23, 1932
THE NEW YORK TIMES, December 22, 1932
* U.S. Prohibition nearing a end ?
The front page has a three column headline: "HOUSE AUTHORIZES 3.2% BEER, 230 TO 165; ALL OF DRYS AMENDMENTS DEFEATED; SENATE GETS BILL TODAY, FATE IN DOUBT" with subheads. (see) Lengthy coverage, loads of text.
Other news, sports and advertisements of the day. Complete in 38 pages, this is the rare rag edition that was produced on very high quality newsprint, with a high percentage of cotton & linen content, allowing the issues to remain very white & sturdy into the present. Given the subscription cost, libraries & institutions rather than individuals were the primary subscribers of these high-quality editions. Nice condition.
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Office Team
If you ring or contact our school office, you will be greeted by one of our three administrative staff. Mrs Janet Broxup works four days a week and deals with all aspects of school administration. Mrs Sue Banks works every day and deals with breakfast club, and other office tasks, and Mrs Amanda Thornton works in the mornings and deals with school meals and other office tasks, and Mrs Amy Roome works in the office some afternoons.
Mrs J Broxup
School Business Manager
I have been working in schools for 23 Years.
I like working as part of a team in nurturing and educating young people.
The funniest moment so far was when the staff performed a pantomime for the pupils.
The word that describes me as a professional is: 'Committed'.
Mrs S Banks
School Administration Officer
I have been working schools since Sept 2009.
I love working at Valley View - there's a real family atmosphere. The office is always really busy and the variety of work I do means the days go really fast.
Working in school means that no two days are the same and there is something happening. The most exciting thing that has happened was during the Awards Assembly at the end of last year when I was given an award in front of the whole school!
The word that describes me is: 'Hard-working'.
Mrs A Thornton
School Administration Assistant
I started working in schools as a volunteer in 2004, then from 2012 I have been working in schools.
I love working at Valley View. My current role is a varied and very busy one.
The funniest thing that happened to me is whilst covering lunchtime it was Book Week and I dressed up as The White Witch from Narnia, I was asked by a small child if I was getting married!
A word to describe me: Cheerful.
Mrs A Roome
School Administration Assistant
Funny and amazing things happen often in school, but I remember being on a trip to Armley Mills Victorian school room and the very strict school mistress told some of the adults off for not listening, the children thought it very funny but no-one dared laugh!
A word to describe me is: 'Supportive'.


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How to Power Through the Menopause
30 December 2015
The New Year sees the return of Thrive Alive, the exciting Day Retreat for women in mid-life.
Thrive Alive is an inspirational one-day workshop that I run with my colleagues Ellie Brown
(the personal fitness expert) and Dr Kate McCarthy (the women's health specialist). The event
is specifically for women in their 40s, 50s and 60s; those who are peri-menopausal and those
who are going through the menopause. Last year's event also included some younger women, who
were interested in what was going to happen when they reached that time in their life.
Ellie and I wanted to put on a "retreat" for women where the topic of the menopause could be openly
discussed in an empowering, engaging and positive way. The menopause transition signals
forthcoming change in many different guises: there are physical changes to the body, as well as
cognitive and emotional changes. For some women, there may also be changes to family dynamics
with children flying the nest.
All this can lead to a sense of loss; hence we wanted to show women how these years can be
harnessed and turned into the best, most exciting years of life.
Change can be inspirational. It can create opportunities for new directions.
Being passionate about the immense power of targeted exercise and personalised nutrition,
we use the Thrive Alive workshops to get women to recognise the power they have at
their disposal to really make a difference to their lives as they move into the next phase.
The first Thrive Alive was presented in January 2015 to a group of 32 women from around the
country and was received very well by those who attended. Here's some of the feedback from
the participants:
The whole day was superb, with a variety of 'areas of focus' that were all informative and engrossing.
A good balance of fact gathering, hands on workshops and plenty of breaks. Excellent lunch too!
I really enjoyed the day and definitely felt 'alive' by the end of it.
It exceeded expectations and I found it very positive and affirming of being in my 50s.
Came away feeling energised and very well fed
I enjoyed the exercise session best but I took a lot away from the nutritionist talks.
The question and answer session was informative and it was good to have the doctor's
point of view too. Great to have such positive, warm, approachable female speakers.
There was a good variety to the day and it was presented well by both Lorraine & Ellie
who are experts in their fields. They made the sessions fun & informative. I didn't feel
overwhelmed at the end of the day as you sometimes can after a whole day seminar.
I would love to come to a follow up in the future and would recommend it to my friends & family.
I thought it was a good mixture of the informative and the fun. The Q and A was really informative
and it was great to have the doctor's viewpoint.
If you'd like to take part in this inspirational day, click here for more information and for booking: http://events.r20.constantcontact.com/register/event;jsessionid=5A57414C742AD5E23A7D6EC45DF07C2D.worker_registrant?llr=56xw7rrab&oeidk=a07ebocbk6x99577f38.
© 2015 Lorraine Nicolle


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You thought the idea of starting a blog was a good one. You had all the right intentions. But the last time you checked, your most recent post was from more than six months ago. Oops. Try using these tips to ensure that your blog stays up to date and engaging.
As students continue to progress through school, reading materials become increasingly more difficult while comprehension can decline. There's a variety of theories and techniques to address reading comprehension at the K-12 level with blogs being one of the latest tactics to consider.
Digital citizenship lessons often focus on Internet safety, online predators and cyberbullying. While those conversations are vital, students need always to be aware of what they do online and how their posts, photos and comments can impact them beyond their K-12 years. Here are just five ways that students' digital footprints can impact them long...


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Weather has limited fishing opportunities on the main lake recently. The water temperature has dropped into the lower 40's which should bring some larger walleye nearshore. Popular fall walleye spots include nearshore areas from Vermilion to Cedar Point, Marblehead and Catawba, and also around the shorelines of the Bass Islands and Kelleys Island. Trolling shallow diving stickbaits nearshore can produce fish for up to and over 10 pounds. Pier fishing has remained slow at all of the popular night fishing locations, including the Huron pier, Lakeside pier, Mazurik breakwall and Catawba State Park pier.
Lake Erie surface temperatures range from 38 to 45 degrees.


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Roast Arctic Salmon
Salmon is one of the healthiest fish available and the Arctic variety we use from the Faroe Islands is some of the best quality out there.
The remote location of the islands, with their pristine, cool, clear waters and steady sea temperatures and their strong currents and accessible fjords, provide the perfect conditions for the fish, which are fed on natural feed, raised in pollution free waters and able to swim naturally in spacious ocean cages.
All this makes for extremely tasty and succulent salmon.
We serve the dish with charred asparagus from Claremont Farm in Cheshire, the tenderness of the luscious green spears pairing perfectly with the crispy skinned fish.
It also comes with a smooth, creamy smoked garlic mayonnaise made from bulbs of garlic that have been smoked over hickory wood, the slow smoking process really locking in the flavour.
Garlic has been used throughout history as both food and medicine and is rich in antioxidants, adding another health benefit to this simple, beautifully cooked dish.


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(From the archives: originally published August 12, 2015 on WNP's previous website)
To enjoy delicious, fresh fish, it takes expert hands every step of the way from the watermen who catch the fish to the drivers who deliver it to restaurants and cafeterias. The Wide Net Project partners with food distribution partners throughout the region to make sure the Chesapeake's blue catfish reaches the plates of consumers in five states and the District of Columbia. One of our key new partners is Common Market in Philadelphia.
Common Market distributes local foods to mid-Atlantic wholesale customers while advancing their mission of strengthening regional farms and making local foods available to their community. They connect schools, hospitals, universities, grocery stores, and workplaces to sustainable food. Their customers also include nonprofit organizations working in underserved communities. We are honored that the Chesapeake Bay's blue catfish is part of their sustainable distribution. You may be wondering, "Why Philly?" Well, the eastern shore of the Bay is just a short drive from Philadelphia. In fact, almost half of Pennsylvania's water systems drain into the Bay.
Common Market maintains close relationships with the producers of their products. They purchase from approximately 75 sources and visit each site to evaluate the sustainability and quality of their operations. To add to their list of best practices, throughout the distribution process, Common Market works to highlight the names and places of where the food originates. They take anonymity out of the process, ensuring that their customers know exactly what food they are purchasing. Transparency and strengthening consumer connections to people and land is paramount.
Common Market utilizes an efficient model for getting nutritious, affordable, and locally produced food from the source to the wholesale customer. Their work with non-profit, wholesale customers particularly aligns them with our hunger-relief mission. It is a privilege to be a part of their good work.


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A by-election for Selling Parish Council was held on Thursday 15 November 2018. You can download the Declaration of the result (PDF 10kb).
You can read the Notice of Election here.
You can read the statement of persons nominated here (PDF 11kb).
Friday 4 May 2018.
Sheppey East Borough Ward by-election results are now available to download.
Wednesday 11 April 2018.
The deadline for nominations for Sheppey East Borough Ward has now passed. For more information on the nominations, you can read the Appointment of Election Agents, Statement of Persons Nominated and Notice of Poll.
You can find details of previous elections on our previous elections page.
For more information on upcoming elections or help with registering contact our Electoral Services team. Alternatively, you can call the elections team on 01795 417316.
The next scheduled elections are the Borough, Parish and Town Council elections taking place on Thursday 2 May 2019.


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At Barn Pros we don't just build barns, we deliver dreams. Every day we're given the opportunity to do what we love; bring our clients' ideas to life. If you're ambitious, personally driven to succeed and eager to be part of a dynamic team, we're looking for you. Available positions are listed below, apply today.
Full-time, Monday-Friday 7:00am-4:00pm
For immediate hire: This position requires familiarity with various power and pneumatic tools to produce a variety of wood products including: breezeway (barn end) doors, Dutch doors, interior barn-style doors, hayloft doors, entry doors, timber trusses and corbels (brackets). Qualified candidates will demonstrate a positive attitude, strong verbal communication skills and pride in workmanship.
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Defense Dept. Agrees to Provide Recruits with American-Made Athletic Shoes…as soon as some are Made
The U.S. military has been required since the early 1940s to provide new recruits with American-made clothing and food. But for many years now, the armed forces have had to give out foreign-made athletic shoes because these kinds were the only ones available in the U.S.
Nonetheless, the Department of Defense has promised that going forward, it will make sure military recruits use their one-time stipend for athletic shoes during basic training on brands made in the USA.
That is just as soon as some become available.
The new policy (pdf) refers to the Berry Amendment, which was adopted in 1941. It was this provision that mandated soldiers, sailors, airmen and marines be supplied with U.S.-made goods.
In the spirit of the Berry Amendment, recruits will each receive $80 to buy a pair of athletic shoes not made overseas.
The question now is will anyone step up and provide such shoes for sale in the U.S.
New Balance, Wolverine Worldwide, Wellco, Danner, and Capps Shoe reportedly are interested in producing shoes made with American labor.
The policy, however, does contain a potential loophole that could allow recruits to use their taxpayer-funded stipend to buy foreign-made shoes. The U.S.-manufactured shoes must be available "at a cost and durability similar to that of shoes currently offered," according to the Pentagon memo. Plus, the policy will not prevent recruits from spending their own money on, say, Nike footwear, which are made in China, Indonesia and Vietnam.
Another loophole exists in provisions in the law allow the military to buy from foreign manufacturers if the order is under $150,000 (per Berry) or under $3,000 (per the Buy American Act [pdf]).
The Pentagon's Office of Inspector General is currently conducting an audit to determine if the military has been in violation of the Berry Amendment or the Buy American Act, the 1933 law that requires the U.S. government to buy only American-made products. The results of the audit are to be released in September.
-Noel Brinkerhoff
To Learn More:
DoD Commits to American-Made Shoes (by Anaika Miller, Project on Government Oversight)
Policy with Respect to Athletic Shoes Offered to Recruits at Basic Training (Department of Defense) (pdf)
U.S. Airman Got the Boot for Pointing Out that his Boots Were Made in China (by Danny Biederman and Noel Brinkerhoff, AllGov)
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Children of Liberty
Here's the cover for the second book in my dystopian trilogy. The Children of Liberty picks up in the dystopian world of the Temple, right where The Liars leaves off.
Here's the cover for the second book in my dystopian trilogy. The Children of Liberty picks up in the dystopian world of the Temple, right where The Liars leaves off.
I'm discovering that creating a world is much like creating a character. You start with parameters. As the story progresses, the world takes on a life of its own and "tells" the writer other parts. A character might suddenly say something about his/her past to another character, that you didn't know before. . .in world building, a character suddenly says something about the world that you never knew before.
Example: In book two, Neri's struggling with grief and rage. She considers how Reyism handles these things and tada. . .a ceremony I never knew of before! There it is, and of course that's what they do. 7 billion people died of a plague created, basically through hate. Braedon Rey would naturally create a forgiveness ceremony to help people cope.
This is one of the best parts of writing.
First–Giveaway. On goodreads. I'm very late getting this up, and the giveaway is only going on for a few more hours. And if you're late to the party, because I'm really late on the invitation, I will be doing one more in November. I promise I will post the details on my blog and facebook pages a week in advance this time!
And now on to my post.
So, for people who don't know, I first started The Post Plague Trilogy after reading (and watching) The Hunger Games series so many times I could quote it. I really love that series, but you can only read something so many times before you have to try something new. Next up was Divergent, and then The Giver and finally The Maze Runner series. I was well into writing The Liars, book one in The PostPlague Trilogy, when I read the last two.
Still, I wasn't quite sure what genre I was writing. I called it post apocalyptic for a long time, but it didn't really seem right. I mean, yeah, there was an apocalypse–the plagues that take out the world, also known to the characters as The Plague Wars–but the book starts almost 300 years after that. It didn't fit. Especially since I'd read books and watched shows that really do feel post apocalyptic–The Postman, Waterworld, Mad Max, The Omega Man (yes, I'm dating myself there) The Day of the Triffids and a lot more. So I looked at various categories for my most recent reads and discovered that what I'd really been reading was dystopian fiction.
Cool! In that dystopian is a really cool word. Since I was writing similarly to those other books, I stuck that description on my book and started to lump all the other books that inspired me into dystopian category. After that, I started searching dystopian fiction on Amazon (because I really, really like it) for books to read.
I bought some really fantastic books, but still. . .something was wrong. Dystopia is the opposite of utopia, right? And utopia is the ideal world. It's the one mankind is striving for. Perfection though, really isn't possible, and sometimes what we think is utopia has a whole lot of cracks in it, thus a dystopian government, a dystopian world. Not all of these books had any version of utopia at all, however, so are they truly dystopia?
The Maze Runner series is probably the most blatant in that regard. Sure, the world Thomas is first introduced to has a certain beauty to it, but that beauty quickly dies. Nobody tells the characters that it's perfect, and none of the boys feels it is. You get more of a Lord of the Flies feeling, to be honest. Even that dies in the next two books of The Maze Runner series. The government, we learn, is working on creating a remedy for the mess that the world really is in (I'm trying not to give spoilers here) but nobody thinks it's utopia. People are dying horribly, terrible stuff happened that destroyed much of the world. and there's not a whole lot of hope. There's no utopia, so there's no dystopia. It's actually post apocalyptic.
The Giver is definitely dystopia. Everybody believes their world is perfect and it is. Except for that whole no-real-emotion thing, and the lack of color thing and a hundred other problems. In The Giver people are happy all the time in that they don't really know what happiness is.
Divergent? It doesn't have quite the "We are happy, oh so happy!" feeling of The Giver, but there is a perfect test that puts people in perfect situations. Everything is wonderfully controlled. The apocalypse is referred to somewhat, and we know something terrible happened because they're all living in the ruins of Chicago, but whatever happened is long since past. Most of the citizens in Divergent are content, but you see cracks pretty quickly in the Factionless and the fact that if you choose a different path than your family, you never really see them again. It is dystopia, but the demarcation isn't quite as strong as in The Giver.
The Hunger Games. . .well it's not post-apocalyptic. People aren't trying to build a new world, or recover from the end of the old one. Sure, there was a war, but that's 75 years prior, and before an apocalypse-type situation, which is hardly referred to at all in the series. For the main characters, Katniss, Peeta, Gale and Haymitch, it sure doesn't feel like utopia. Considered, this way, The Hunger Games is more broadly science fiction. On the other hand, the people living in the Capitol do feel like they're living in utopia, and the government tells them that they are happy and the government is incredibly benevolent (to be fair, it tells the districts that they're happy too, but nobody is buying it there). However, even there we see cracks in later books, especially in the final book. So I guess dystopia is the correct genre from the Capitol's point of view.
The Twilight Series comes up under dystopia on Amazon too. I won't even start on that. So doesn't Stephen King's Under the Dome. I don't know about the book, but I've been watching the series, and it is definitely not utopian, dystopian, or even post apocalyptic. The Stand however, definitely post-apocalyptic. (and one of my favorite books of all time!)
As for my book, The Liars, it is absolutely dystopian. The characters are told by the government that they are living in a virtual utopia, and that religion they all adhere to has perfected society; everybody is living the life that is most suited to them. There are tons of cracks in that scenario, though, and their world really is pretty terrible.
So there, that's a clear definition. Will Amazon or anything else ever truly reflect that? Nope. Dystopian sells these days, so that's what people will try to fit their books into. But I feel better saying it because I'm a writer. I like words, and definitions matter to me.
An excerpt from The Liars: (buy link)
Evan nods, then slowly rises. He shuffles the few feet to the barred door like a man forty or fifty years his senior. When he reaches me, he lifts his uninjured arm over his head and leans his forehead against the bars for support. And smiles. His face is battered and God only knows what's wrong with the rest of him, but for all that, his smile sets butterflies loose in my stomach. He is still Evan, a grown-up version of the boy I knew before I left for Temple City. With his brown contact lenses removed, his one open eye is that same soft green, and his smile has the same sweet warmth that caught girls' hearts and eased my teenage angst. I expect he'll have it until the day he dies.
Which will be three days from now.
His uninjured eye runs over my blue jacquard gown, accented in gold, which I chose because it's his favorite color. It's a slow, quiet perusal, as if he's trying to commit me to memory. When he's done, his gaze rests on my face again. "You shouldn't be here, Priestess." In spite of the harshness of his voice, the same gentle lilt of those long-ago days rides in it.
"You saved my life."
He lets out a dry, pained chuckle. "Yeah, see the good it did me?"
It's my turn to wince. "They've accused you of being a dissident."
"Which is why you shouldn't be here."
"You threw yourself on top of me. . . . 'Thank you' doesn't seem like enough considering. . ." Considering that it guaranteed his capture.
"The debris would have killed you instead of that woman behind you."
"Yes . . . but I don't understand. When you planted that bomb, you meant to kill—" My husband. The Prophet. "People. You must have known I'd be nearby."
He just stares at me. Agreeing with me is a confession. He doesn't argue, though, and isn't that a confession in itself?
He's right; I should leave. I should never have come. I'm not making this better. Jarvis's friends are arranging for a merciful end. That's the best anybody can do for Evan. My spending time with a criminal, a dissident, will only look bad for me and get me killed too. Still, a thank-you followed by accusations, specifically accusations that have just forced him into making a not-confession confession, is hardly enough.
I run my eyes over his injured arm, over his battered and bruised face and the thin mattress on the bunk against the wall. It's speckled with blood. Evan saved my life and then took a beating for it. Lord only knows what else they've done to him.
He could be dying right now, could be dead before the scheduled execution. Could he have escaped it all if he hadn't saved me? Had escape ever been part of his plan? Or had he planted the bomb knowing his life would be forfeit anyway?
It doesn't matter, any more than the reason he did it. What matters is that for a few minutes I am going to be the Emoter he knew years back, the one that may still exist behind my wall of lies. "I can at least get you medical treatment, something for the pain."
His arm across the bar starts to tremble and he takes a breath. "Don't bother, I've been worse." He pauses. "Thank you for coming, Priestess."
"I have to bother," I say before he can turn away. I lower my voice to a whisper and pray that no one hears me. "You know I do."
His one good eye flickers and that long ago sadness enters it, along with an all too familiar longing. Deeper, stronger than I remember. "No, you don't. You shouldn't be here," he says again. He lowers his voice to a quivering whisper. "You're in danger, Neri."
Damn. His warning wasn't just about the bomb. He has something more he needs to tell me, but he can't. And now he's used my real name and they'll know he knows me, too.
But don't they already? We're from the same parish. We were in the same Sectioning. Surely those records are in the archives. Surely as soon as they learned his name, they examined his background. Discovered his mother's subversion, maybe even wondered if he and I have maintained a secret connection through the years.
His eyelids start to droop. The tremble turns to shaking. As he loses his battle against unconsciousness and slides to the floor, I spastically press the call button and wonder if they think I am a dissident too.
Book One of the Trilogy is here. Available on Amazon.
Freedom is the first lie.
274 years have passed since hatred, greed and corruption created the plagues that took down civilization. Out of the chaos comes a new religion, Reyism, and an ideal government, the Temple. The Temple generously provides all citizens with daily injections of life-saving serum, and an ideal test to assign them to their ideal jobs. They have achieved utopia, or so the Prophet preaches.
It's a lie.
Neri Symmes' survival depends upon lies. She must lie to stay alive. She must lie to keep her sanity, because anyone who challenges the benevolence of the Temple, or her husband, the Prophet, risks savage punishment and execution. Then Neri discovers that two friends, one of them an old flame, are embroiled in a desperate scheme against the Temple. Joining them might mean true freedom, but it also means deceiving her sadistic husband, who has all the power–and all the serum–on his side.
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This Thursday we'll have a time of Show and Tell. Everyone bring at least 1 item that is from a time or represents a time we did something meaningful together as a house church. It can be a picture, a specific item, a song you associate with the time, etc. Be as creative as you want. We'll take some time to go around and share why the item (or representation) is important to each of us.
We're also going to watch a video. It's about 40 minutes long, so feel free to bring any enjoyable movie-watching snacks you might want to share.
We'll be at Brian and Lisa's place this week.
Same time as usual – 7PM.
Let us know if you have any questions.


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Hillel C. Neuer is the executive director of UN Watch, a human rights NGO in Geneva, Switzerland. Mr. Neuer appears regularly before the United Nations Human Rights Council, intervening for the victims of Darfur, the rights of women, political prisoners in China, Russia and Zimbabwe and the cause of Middle East peace.
Mr. Neuer has been quoted as an expert on U.N. and human rights issues by the New York Times, Die Welt, Le Figaro and Reuters, and has appeared on CNN, BBC, and Al Jazeera. U.S. Congressman Howard Berman, speaking as Ranking Member in the House Foreign Affairs Committee, described Mr. Neuer as "one of the strongest and most informed critics of the UN Human Rights Council."
Maariv newspaper recently named Neuer to its list of the Top 100 Most Influential Jewish People in the World.
Mr. Neuer taught international human rights at the Geneva School of Diplomacy, and in 2008 was elected Vice-President of the Conference of NGOs' Special Committee on Human Rights in Geneva, on which he served until 2011. Since 2009, Neuer has represented 25 human rights groups as chair of the annual Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy. In a recent profile, Concordia University Magazine said Neuer is "helping to shape history." (En Francais)
Prior to joining UN Watch, Neuer practiced commercial and civil rights litigation at the international law firm of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP, where he represented Oprah Winfrey and other high profile individuals and corporations. Active as a human rights defender, Neuer challenged the New York State prison system in Reynolds v. Goord, a precedent-setting First Amendment case for prisoners' rights and freedom of religion, published in the AIDS Litigation Digest. Neuer was cited for the high quality of his pro bono advocacy by the Federal Court of New York, as reported in theNew York Law Journal. In Hines v. Widnall, Neuer took on the U.S. Air Force as an advocate for African-Americans claiming a pattern and practice of racial discrimination in hiring and promotions. As an international lawyer, Neuer helped five Bulgarian nurses win a major case in their torture complaint against Libya, Nenova et al. v. Libya, before the UN Human Rights Committee.
Originally from Montreal, Neuer served as a law clerk for Justice Itzhak Zamir at the Supreme Court of Israel. He holds a B.A. in Political Science and Western Society and Culture from Concordia University, a B.C.L. and LL.B. from the McGill University Faculty of Law, and a LL.M. in comparative constitutional law from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Neuer is a member of the New York Bar and the author of several legal publications.
Hillel Neuer's banned U.N. speech from 2007 became the most viewed and written-about NGO speech in the history of the United Nations. News reports described it as a "stunning rebuke of the U.N. Human Rights Council" and "a diplomatic moment to remember."
UN Watch is a non-governmental organization based in Geneva whose mandate is to monitor the performance of the United Nations by the yardstick of its own Charter. UN Watch was established in 1993 by the legendary civil rights activist Morris B. Abram, the former U.S. Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva. UN Watch participates actively at the UN as an accredited NGO in Special Consultative Status to the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and as an Associate NGO to the UN Department of Public Information (DPI). It reports regularly to both.
UN Watch believes in the United Nations' mission on behalf of the international community to "save succeeding generations from the scourge of war" and provide for a more just world. We believe that even with its shortcomings, the UN remains an indispensable tool in bringing together diverse nations and cultures. UN Watch is keenly aware that member states often ask the UN to fulfill mandates and tasks that are neither feasible nor within the means provided. While it would be unrealistic to ignore the UN's weaknesses, we advocate finding ways to build on its strengths and use its limited resources effectively.
UN Watch is foremost concerned with the just application of UN Charter principles. Areas of interest include: UN management reform, the UN and civil society, equality within the UN, and the equal treatment of member states. UN Watch notes that the disproportionate attention and unfair treatment applied by the UN toward Israel over the years offers an object lesson (though not the only one) in how due process, equal treatment, and other fundamental principles of the UN Charter are often ignored or selectively upheld.
UN Watch, together with 20 other international NGOs organizes each year the Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy. Started in 2009, this annual human rights conference brings together well-known human rights defenders, victims, activists and former political prisoners generating headlines in top media around the world.
UN Watch is chaired by Ambassador Alfred H. Moses, former U.S. Ambassador to Romania and Special Presidential Emissary for the Cyprus Conflict.
International Advisory Board
Per Ahlmark
Former Swedish Deputy Prime Minister, author, democracy activist
Jean-Claude Buhrer
Swiss author, journalist, former Le Monde correspondent at the UN Human Rights Commission
Katrina Lantos Swett
President of the Lantos Foundation for Human Rights and Justice, Chair of the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom
Professor Irwin Cotler
Canadian MP, international law professor, human rights advocate and former Justice Minister
Yang Jianli
Chinese dissident, former political prisoner, survivor of Tiananmen Square massacre, president of Initiatives for China
Garry Kasparov
Russian dissident and former world chess champion
Ambassador Mark P. Lagon
Georgetown University Chair for International Relations and Security, former Deputy Assistant Secretary at the U.S. State Department responsible for United Nations-related human rights and humanitarian issues
Lord David Trimble
Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, member of British House of Lords, former First Minister of Northern Ireland
Professor Gert Weisskirchen
Former German MP, professor of higher education, and Vice-President of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly


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Archive for December 2015
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Tuna steak- How to cook & what with?">Tuna steak- How to cook & what with?
I stuffed Tuna with a onion, garlic, spices and herbs mixture made by chopping all very finely, then pounding in a pestle and mortar with salt and spices, you can rub salt all over the fish, then stuff the gut area with the mixture, sew it close, put...Read more
My jelly did not gel">My jelly did not gel
I attempted to make jelly for the first time. I followed the recipe in Mastering the Art of Southern Cooking for Pepper Jelly to a T except I did half coconut sugar and half granulated. I checked I think the Ball canning site? and it said its fine to use...Read more
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Yield: 20 Servings 1. 1 lb skinless salmon fillet -1-inch thick 2. 3 T lemon juice 3. 1 T olive oil 4. 1 t tarragon,Dried 5. 2 T fresh parsley,minced 6. 1 salt 7. 1 pepper [2 tb chopped fresh dill may be used in lieu of tarragon] 8. Cut salmon into 1/4-inch thick slices about 4...Read more
Christmas Food Review">Christmas Food Review
Hi All, How are you doing Foodies ?? Hope you had a Great Christmas this year .. By the way how was you celebrations ended up ? What are the Food preparations that are carried out in your home ? What's on your plate that day ? Just love to hear the food you prepared...Read more
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re posting for a more specific issue. Seafood sausage recipes tend to be of the "mousse" variety. If I want to stuff this into a veterinarian casing won't it be too soft? The co-op near me sells a Tuscan seafood sausage that is in hog casing and is pretty dense....Read more
New Italian cooking show">New Italian cooking show
There is a new web-based Italian cooking show perfect for the novice cook. This web-show is called POV Italian Cooking and is available on YouTube #POVItalianCooking https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZMSsXFvr6k Reading More May Cause Envy...Read more
Very small poblano peppers">Very small poblano peppers
I have lots of very small (average 2") poblano peppers, both green and red. They are not going to get bigger, if I leave them on the plant, they wilt away. What to do with these? They are way to small to stuff, I was thinking salsa but not much...Read more
Help with turkey gravy">Help with turkey gravy
Hi all. Well, we did the Christmas turkey. It weighed 11.2 lbs so I cooked it at 325 for 2 hrs 50 mins., which should have left it juicy and with juices in the bottom of the roaster. Hmmm. The bird was tough (a fresh (not...Read more


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Here's the deal on my webpage.
It's hosted by Lysator, an "academic computer society". Back in the day, being in an "academic computer society" was one of the few ways to get to actually touch a computer... or to get online at a reasonable price... or get nice bandwidth at a reasonable price...
...well, those days are kinda gone. Everyone has megabits in the wall and multiple computers in the house.
So Lysator membership is kinda down. And most importantly, the people who "run the ship"
all tend to be the "old foxes", some 35+ guys w. kids and a job who used to go to that university and has kinda inherited some "root" privileges to handle the machines.
These guys deserve all the credit, but they are volounteers. And when a catastrophic failure happens.... it's really hard to get stuff up again. BUT IT IS NOW UP.
So, zap, if the server is UP, wft isn't your webpage running?
Well, I have a problem. You see, some guys from Lysator wrote their own webserver... roxen (see www.roxen.com for details) and I always used the RXML extensions for it to do "cool stuff" on my webpage.
Some years ago I made a major overhaul, and wrote the entire webpage in RXML templates. GREAT. But... I wrote it for Roxen 1.3, which, admittedly, was kinda outdate already then. Silly me, because Lysator was planning to run the 1.3 compatibility module... so I was okay... right?
Well, now, three collapsed web server machines later (total hardware meltdown), they have finally set up a machine that runs... but ONLY Roxen 4.5 ... so my pages use ALL the wrong types of incompatible macros and stuff. So my pages are kinna dead.
When I find time... I'll work on it. I don't have time now.
Zaps ramblings around Visual Effects, Shaders, Movies, Things, Music, Friends, Life, Cats, Farming, and Wierdnessess
Saturday, September 02, 2006
So Zap, Whats Up With Your Webpage?
Posted by Master Zap at 11:39 AM
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- Oliv' Baramine said...
Hey Master-Zap,
Do you think it's possible for you to update your chromeMapping plugin for 3DS Max 7,8 and 9 ?
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Need Tips Concerning The Iphone? Try These Ideas!
You can easily integrate your social networks into your iPhone.Many people don't know how to accomplish this for some reason.This article will give you some great tips on how to use social networks on your iPhone and other features.
You don't need to add ".com" when browsing the web on your iPhone.
Buy a screen protector. Without a protective screen, the phone is likely to sustain damage from every day use. Even a tiny bit of dirt on your pocket will scratch the screen.
Your iPhone can help you from one place to another. The map function can access at any time.
The iPhone gives you to grow the dictionary and shortcuts. You will be able to use the diction feature and have your iPhone. You can program your own words. The keyboard also has an auto-correct feature that will help you when typing words and phrases.
There is an app that transform your iPhone into a storage device. With the app, text, music, music and text files. You can view and manipulate your files right through your iPhone, or by connecting the device to a computer.
Make sure the firmware is updated on your firmware. This can increase usability and boost battery life of your phone. Just make sure you have iTunes on your computer and hook your device up to the machine. You can also connect your iPhone to your Apple computer.
Your iPhone can take a picture without needing to be shaken. Your headphones incorporate volume buttons and these can be used for taking photos. Start off by steadying your hand on the subject you want to capture.
You can choose your ringtones with the iPhone. Don't stick with the factory-default ringtone. You can upload your favorite tunes or an audio byte that makes you like. This is a surefire way to get your's and other's attention.
You probably already know your phone can set time reminders. You could set a reminder telling you to stop by a certain store after I leave work."There are many different reminders that can implement on the iPhone.
The calendar section on the iPhone is a great way to organize your life. You can quickly use this tool by directly adding your events instead of always using the + button. When you are in the day area, tapping and holding on any hour will automatically create a new event for that time. Fast scheduling will give you more of your time.
Do not worry if your iPhone freezes on you. If this doesn't work, hit the home button and the sleep and wake button. This will restart your phone and the Apple logo should reboot in a few moments.
One great suggestion for your iPhone is making use the Facebook app.Many people already take advantage of the benefits of Facebook while using their iPhone, but some people are unaware that they can use Facebook on their phone.
Whenever you link your social media accounts on your iPhone, you will feel much more connected to the world. Now, it's possible for you to remain linked to your close connections. iPhones and social media has made this all possible, which is why iPhones are a must-have item.