Simple Natural Deodorant Recipe That Works | The Free From Fairy.
I'm really excited to share this recipe for natural deodorant.
I've never been a fan of deodorant after reading about the link between aluminium, often found in deodorant, and breast cancer.
Indeed I have started to make a lot of natural alternatives to things, to try to reduce our exposure to chemicals full stop. This poster by Breast Cancer UK is really useful to show where chemicals can be found in cosmetics.
When I first started to read about aluminium and breast cancer I tried out a number of natural deodorants from the shops. All I can say is that I smelt most of the time!
Clearly I felt uncomfortable about that and started to buy the 'normal' shop bought deodorants again. However, over the last few years they had stopped working too. In the summer I was having a wash half way through the day to keep myself fresh.
Then the lovely Renee from Mummy Tries posted a video of her making her own natural deodorant. She said it worked, and because I trust her, I decided to give it a go; after all it cost pennies to make with ingredients that were already in my store cupboard.
And guess what? It WORKED! And not only that, it worked better than the shop bought stuff, and you can use it under your arms, on your feet…wherever you like!
Now, some of you may know that I have got into essential oils in a big way in the last few months. I discovered the incredible oils from doTerra back at the Allergy & Free From Show in the summer.
Upon researching about oils I've discovered that they are the only company that rigorously test their oils to ensure they are 100% pure. In addition, they harvest the plants from which the oil is extracted at the right moment to ensure that they contain maximum desired benefits.
It's quite a science and it means that the oils can be taken internally as well as used externally. They are the only certified pure therapeutic grade (CPTG) oils on the market.
For my deodorant I use lemon oil for its powerful cleansing abilities along with lavender oil for its antibacterial properties (and I love the smell of both!). They are also super useful oils to have in the house as you'll see below.
If you'd like to find out more about the doTerra essential oils then book an appointment to discuss how you could use them in your life by using the calendar below. I'll either ring you or arrange a video call with you at your preferred time.
In the meantime here is the recipe for deodorant. It's from the book, Modern Essentials (affiliate link which means you buy it for the same price but I get a little commission) a fabulous book for anyone who wants to learn more about essential oils.
If you just want to try out a version of this without buying beeswax pellets and a deodorant pot then try Renee's recipe which is simply 1tbsp coconut oil, 1 tbsp bicarbonate of soda, 1 tbsp arrowroot (I use cornflour or tapioca starch, whichever is in my cupboard) and a few drops of lavender oil. Pop that is a glass jar and apply with your fingers. It works perfectly but is a bit annoying because it melts and solidifies according to the temperature. The addition of beeswax pellets means it is more stable and you can put it in a deodorant pot for ease of application.
You could use an old deodorant stick pot for this recipe or you could buy one from Essential Oil Supplies here. They are BPA free, the only ones I could find in the UK.
I bought my beeswax pellets here (affiliate link which means I get a tiny bit of commission if you buy the product but it costs you the same amount) for £3.99 for 200g. I'll be experimenting with other recipes that use them which is why I bought a large amount but you could buy smaller quantities.
We use Shea butter instead of beeswax pellets it also stays solid in hotter temperatures ?
Oh that's fab to know. Thanks so much for the tip. That change might be made in our summer then!


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The officers were charged with falsifying details of the 2014 shooting.
Three Chicago police officers have been found not guilty of falsifying details to cover up the shooting death of Laquan Mcdonald in 2014.
McDonald was shot 16 times by Chicago police officer Jason Van Dyke, who was found guilty of murder in October.
Det. David March, 60, and patrol officers Joseph Walsh 50, and Thomas Gaffney, 45, were each charged with conspiracy, official misconduct and obstruction of justice. A Cook County judge acquitted the officers of all charges.
(Zbigniew Bzdak/Chicago Tribune via AP) This combination of Nov. 28, 2018 file photos shows former Chicago Police officer Joseph Walsh, left, former detective David March and former officer Thomas Gaffney, accused of trying to cover up the fatal shooting of Laquan McDonald, during a bench trial before Judge Domenica A. Stephenson at Leighton Criminal Court Building in Chicago.
The officers were accused of conspiring in the "critical early hours and days" after the shooting, according to court documents filed in Cook County in June 2017.
Prosecutors also accused the officers of coordinating their activities to protect each other and other members of the department by furnishing false information, making false police reports, failing to report or correct false information, ignoring contrary information or evidence, obstructing justice, failing to perform a mandatory duty and performing acts each knew were forbidden to perfect.
March, Walsh and Gaffney each opted for a bench trial, so the verdict was reached without a jury.
Cook County Judge Domenica Stephens found that prosecutors did not prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the officers' reports and statements about what happened that night were knowingly false or that they constituted a coordinated effort to falsify accounts of the shooting.
Domenica also found that the officers followed requirements to preserve evidence and did not seek to conceal it.
Chicago Fraternal Order of Police President Kevin Graham told ABC News that the officers acquitted did "nothing wrong," adding that they were charged at the hands of an "overzealous special prosecutor."
"It was very clear from the judge's ruling that there was no credible evidence that they did anything to cover up a crime," Graham said.
The police department will continue to "work to ensure" that the systemic reform and "best training" currently underway will continue, according to a joint statement by Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson.
"Unlike past reforms, these will stand the test of time," the statement read. "We have entered into an enforceable consent decree with the Illinois Attorney General, equipped all patrol officers with body worn cameras, revised use of force policies, adopted the recommendations of the Community Policing Advisory Panel, and ensured every officer has the best training throughout their careers."
The status of the officers' employment at the police department was not immediately clear.


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Mother testifies in anti-vaccination activist's case
Edwin Tamasese outside District Court on Thursday (Photo: Anetone Sagaga)
By Lanuola Tusani Tupufia - Ah Tong, 10/12/2020
A mother who had her daughter treated by an anti-vaccination activist in the midst of the measles outbreak says he helped save her critically ill 8-month-old child.
Vanessa Fa'avaomalo of Vaitele fou was among witnesses who gave evidence in the trial of Edwin Suliveta Tamasese on Thursday morning.
Lawyer Fuimaono Sarona Ponifasio represented Tamasese with Priscilla Betham the prosecutor. District Court Judge, Alalatoa Rosella Viane-Papalii presided the matter.
Tamasese has pleaded not guilty to a charge of allegedly undermining the authority of the Government by incitement against a mass vaccination State of Emergency Order dated 16 November 2019.
The charge stems from a social media post by Tamasese on Facebook where he wrote, "I'll be here to mop up your mess" and "enjoy your killing spree".
In her evidence, Ms. Fa'avaomalo who was called by the prosecution said she contracted measles a week after she got immunised in November last year.
In fear of her daughter getting the measles, the mother took her away from town where they resided in Vaitele fou and left for Lotofaga.
Her 8-month-year old daughter at the time also got immunised around the same time. Despite getting immunised, Ms. Fa'avaomalo said her daughter still got the measles afterwards.
She told the Court that she thought to herself that maybe it was the vaccine that caused the measles that she and her daughter caught.
"My daughter had dried lips, swollen eyes, she had high fever and the flu," said the mother.
Fearful of losing her first born child, Ms. Fa'vaomalo said she decided to take her daughter to see traditional healers but that didn't help with her child's condition.
Then she took her daughter to the district hospital at Poutasi Falealili, hoping she could get the help she needed to save her child.
"I was afraid she would be one of the victims of measles," she said.
According to the mother, when a doctor asked why she delayed bringing her daughter in, she said she got scolded when she said she took her baby to a traditional healer.
The mother told the Court that she felt the doctors weren't helpful and "didn't care" about her and her sick child.
Ms. Fa'avaomalo was then admitted at the hospital with four other babies.
Although she was given medication in the hospital for her sick child, the mother said her daughter wasn't getting any better. It was then that she decided to send a Facebook message to Edwin Tamasese, whom she heard stories of him helping to cure other children.
Once she was in contact with Tamasese the mother said he told her that he was on his way to her.
She told the Court that prior to that she did not know Tamasese was and had not seen him before.
The mother testified that Tamasese gave her Vitamin A and Vitamin C with instructions to give to her child.
"My baby was throwing up everytime I gave her the medicine from the hospital," she said.
"She didn't throw up when I gave her the vitamins and she liked it.
"I stopped giving her the medicine from the hospital and just gave her the vitamins."
It was Ms. Fa'avaomalo's evidence that Tamasese helped her sick child and cured her from measles.
"She got better and started to want to feed," she said. "I believe that she got better because of the vitamins and it was the same as the other sick babies that also took it…"
The mother added that she had thought that the measles vaccine would prevent the measles but it didn't.
Furthermore she said a nurse from the district hospital had called the police when she found out that she was given the vitamins by Tamasese.
She said that the police came and questioned her and other parents who were at the district hospital.
The witness agreed that Tamasese did not say he was a doctor or even instructed her not to listen to the doctors.
She told the Court that when she told him that her daughter threw up when she took the medication prescribed by the hospital, he told her not to give her child the medication and to use vitamins.
During cross examination, the mother was asked if she acknowledged that the reaction from the doctors when she went to see them was due to them being under pressure.
In response Ms. Fa'avaomalo said she didn't know.
"I didn't care about anyone [at the time] I was just worried about my sick child," she said.
The prosecutor also put it to the mother if she accepts that her and her daughter had the same pattern of measles infection and got better afterwards.
To which she said yes.
The Court also heard that it takes about two weeks from the day a person is immunised until he or she becomes immune to the disease.
The hearing continues.
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With a prime location right on the quays off O'Connell Street Bridge, JW Sweetman is a great spot to know about if you're craving a good beer and a bite to eat.
Even though craft beer is booming and more pubs than ever before offer it, JW Sweetman stands out as Dublin's only on-site microbrewery.
They produce a good range of beers, including a creamy kolsch golden ale, a pale ale, weiss beer, Irish red ale and a porter. The best way to sample them all is to order the tasting tray, which is a small measure of each beer, including tasting notes, and is great value at only €6.
They don't bottle their beers, but they do have growlers (a reusable glass jug) that you can bring in to be filled and take home with you. And for craft beer fans who would like to learn more, they also offer brewery tours – check their Facebook page for details of when the next one will be.
The brewery and restaurant was formerly called Messrs Maguire. In its latest reincarnation, it has been named after the Sweetman family, who were prominent Dublin brewers in the 1700s and 1800s.
The building itself was built in 1808 and has retained its sumptuous old world atmosphere over three floors plus a basement. This is a fantastic venue, full of nooks and crannies, dark wood panelling, lovely filigreed wrought iron, original ceiling roses, comfy leather sofas, potted palms and big fireplaces. Grab a window seat for unbeatable views over the Liffey and the bustling O'Connell Street Bridge.
Food is also offered every day until 9:30pm, and it's standard pub fare like seafood chowder, fish and chips, bangers and mash, and traditional Irish stew. Alcohol sneaks into a few dishes too, like the Gaelic whiskey chicken, their own red ale in the battered fish, a beef and stout pie or even a chocolate stout ice cream float served in a pint glass for dessert. Breakfast, sandwiches and bar bites are also offered, so there's something for every time of day.
But the heart of JW Sweetman is its microbrewery, so the star attraction here is the craft beer – and that includes a few craft beer cocktails. It's also a popular spot for watching rugby matches. With a prime location right on the quays off O'Connell Street Bridge, it's a great spot to know about if you're craving a good beer and a bite to eat.
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Johann Van Graan joy at Munster win in 'horrendous' conditions
'The conditions were horrendous'
Johann van Graan has expressed delight at his Munster's team performance against Scarlets in light of the "horrendous" weather conditions.
The province overcame their Welsh opponents 29-10 in the Guinness Pro14 fixture at Thomond Park, earning a bonus point in the process.
Munster head coach Van Graan told RTÉ Sport that they had to contend with the strong wind during the first half.
"Very happy with the win, very happy with that bonus point. We worked so hard for it," he said.
"The conditions were horrendous. We lost the toss and we were forced to play against the wind for the first half and I thought we did that really well.
"We came out after half-time, got ahead, they came back to 15-10 and after that we closed it out very well.
"I was really happy with the performance out there."
The South African coach was particularly pleased with how his team dealt with the challenge that the conditions posed.
"In these games, you've got to adapt, you've got to keep your discipline and your composure and I think we did that really well tonight," he said.
The victory stretches the gap between second-placed Munster and third-placed Scarlets in Conference B of the Pro14, an outcome that pleased Van Graan.
He said: "We knew that if the Scarlets beat us here that they are right with us and Edinburgh would almost have a two game advantage.
"I believe we've got that down to two points now and we've opened up a bit of a gap between ourselves and Scarlets."
Johann van Graan
Conference B


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We've got a secret the rental car companies would prefer you didn't know.
This won't come as news to commuters and frequent road trippers, but drivers are encountering more and more toll roads, as well as higher and higher tolls on the existing ones. The latest example is I-10 in Texas, where plans called for the maximum toll during peak travel hours to shoot from $7 to $10 as of May 30.
With road trip—and rental car—season squarely upon us, here are a few strategies that'll help keep tolls and surprise fees from ruining your vacation.
Be mindful of cashless toll roads. Along with more toll roads overall, more of them have become electronic-payment only roads, in which drivers can pay only via EZ-Pass, FasTrak, or a similar system. Those without a transponder will be captured on camera and later billed for payment—often at a higher price and perhaps with a "handling" or "administrative" fee tacked on.
It's hard to find a definitive, up-to-date list of America's cashless toll roads and bridges. PlatePass, an electronic tolling solution system that works with rental car operators to lend transponders to rental customers, lists dozens of electronic-payment-only toll roads around the country, but it's focused only on where its service works and is therefore not comprehensive. If you're planning a trip on an unfamiliar highway, bridge, or tunnel, look up the toll and payment details on the corresponding website.
Florida is notorious for having an abundance of toll roads with no humans to collect cash payments. Drivers who don't have SunPass transponders on the Florida Turnpike, for instance, are billed an extra 25¢ on every toll, plus a $2.50 fee once a month. On other roads, like the Miami-Dade Expressway, tolls are doubled for automobiles without SunPass. Northern California's famous Golden Gate Bridge is also cashless, and drivers without FasTrak tags pay $7, or $1 extra. Oh, if you're driving a rental car, expect a lot more in the way of fees on cashless toll roads (more on this below).
Get the most cost-effective EZ-Pass account. Though some drivers refuse to get on board with electronic toll payment systems due to concerns about privacy and billing mistakes, or perhaps because they're "unbanked" or simply prefer cash, the vast majority of car owners are on board. Doing so typically saves money: After a recent (surprise) toll hike, crossing New York City's Verrazano Bridge costs $16 in the cash lane, but only $11.08 with EZ-Pass.
Note that there is generally no specific requirement to sign up for the EZ-Pass or equivalent local system in the state where your car is registered. Because each state's program has its own fee structure—the cost of tags, prepaid tolls, and other fees vary widely, including some states with no upfront payments or monthly charges—it's worth shopping around for the transponder system that gives you the best combination of convenience and value for your household.
Choose your rental car company and options carefully. Most rental car agencies offer electronic toll transponders as an option, alongside insurance, car seats, extra driver charges, and a host of other fees. Getting a transponder with your rental car is a convenience if you'll be driving often on toll roads. But it can cost a bundle. The Avis e-Toll program, for instance, costs $3.95 per day, for a maximum of $16.95 per month with its rental cars.
What's gotten many customers up in arms is that Avis and other operators charge the $3.95 "convenience fee" for each day the vehicle is rented—"including any days on which e-Toll is not used," the fine print states. In other words, even if you use the transponder just once in the course of a weeklong rental, you'll be charged more than the daily fee. (In this instance, you'd be hit with the monthly maximum.) This isn't necessarily something customers would know enough to argue about when returning the vehicle, because the charge doesn't show up on a credit card bill until a few weeks have passed.
Even more egregiously, Dollar and Thrifty were hit with a class action lawsuit last year for allegedly charging customers who didn't sign up for a transponder an administrative fee of $15 or $25 for each toll, even though the tolls cost a tiny fraction of those amounts. In the past, Hertz and Fox Rent a Car have also been sued for fees related to road tolls incurred by customers.
The consumer travel blog The Points Guy recently rounded up the fees charged for transponders by the major rental companies. Only upscale Silvercar, which rents Audis and has locations in just nine airports, allows customers to use transponders without incurring extra fees. Bottom line: If you don't want to use a rental car company's transponder, don't touch it. Pay tolls in the cash lane whenever possible, and avoid cashless toll roads or expect to see fees from the rental car company pop up on your credit card statement.
State transponder programs generally allow this practice as well. "You can use your E-ZPass Tag in any vehicle of the same class," New York's program states. To play it safe, though, double-check the rules with your particular transponder account. In some cases, it may be recommended that you register the rental car with your electronic payment account system, which you can do online.
If you don't have a transponder tag that works in the region you're traveling, consider buying one for your trip. Signing up for a local account often costs only a few bucks and can be accomplished in minutes once you're at the destination. Doing so can save money compared with using the system that comes with the rental car.
Skip road tolls all together. The simplest way to avoid big tolls is plot a route that bypasses toll roads. Google Maps and various other online map and navigation systems give drivers the option of getting directions solely on roads, bridges, ferries, and the like with no tolls. On Google Maps, just click "Route Options" and choose according to your preference.


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If you're in the market for a good PHP Integrated Development Environment (IDE), you may want to seriously consider NuSphere's PHPEd product. PHPEd is a powerful IDE that was previously only available for Windows users, but with the recently released 3.0.0 version, is now available for Linux as well.
There are only three major PHP IDEs available, and these include PHPEd, ActiveState's Komodo, and Zend's PHPStudio. Out of the three, PHPEd was the last to get a Linux version, but the wait is well worth it. While each IDE has it's own strengths and weaknesses, PHPEd is probably the most powerful of the pack, and possibly the most feature-rich.
PHPEd is not tied only to the PHP language, however. The code editor also has support for HTML, Perl, Python, C++, Javascript, and others like CSS and ASP. In this respect, PHPEd is extremely versatile and powerful as any web designer's editor, not necessarily only for someone looking to write PHP code. Like all good IDEs, it uses color-coded syntax and variable highlighting, making any code much easier to read. The code editor also allows you to execute scripts and pass parameters to them within the editor, allowing you to see the results as straight HTML or as if you were viewing the script through your browser. Beyond this, PHPEd has some powerful code completion features as well, such as auto-completing and auto-closing tags and suggesting context-sensitive parameters and HTML entities. It can also track, store, and recommend variable names and use them when appropriate.
Another nice feature is the integrated MySQL and PostgreSQL support, which allows you to view MySQL or PostgreSQL tables, and to modify or update tables using forms generated with the database forms wizard. You can also test and execute SQL queries and statements; all of this is done without leaving PHPEd at all.
All good IDEs also come with some sort of debugger, and PHPEd is no exception. The integrated code debugger is powerful and will help track down syntax and logic errors as you're writing the code. Unlike some other debuggers, you do not have to add extra code to your scripts; the code debugger runs with no modification to your code. You can watch variable progression within your scripts and view PHP, HTML, and browser output. It also comes with a "listener" function, which allows you to debug any script from any browser and automatically launch PHPEd. All in all, the debugger is quite versatile and powerful.
Another very appealing feature is the integrated web server. This is what makes the debugger work so well as it is not dependent upon an external web server and various modules or extensions being active in the external server. It also comes with an integrated web browser and search utility.
And because most people do not develop code on the same machine that hosts it, PHPEd comes with some remote deployment capabilities, such as the integrated FTP client which can upload and download files from remote servers, and the integrated WebDAV client which helps to deploy code on WebDAV-enabled servers.
New to the 3.0.0 release is the Performance Profiler, and this is an exciting feature. The profiler will allow you identify parts of your code that need performance improvements by tracking code, run time, and total execution time over one or more hits. Instead of relying on server-side caching or speed improvements, the profiler will help you to improve the PHP code itself to be as efficient as possible, which in turn will help you write better code.
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From an interface standpoint, PHPEd is very easy to use. The interface is visually appealing and well thought out. You can customize the colors and fonts for each type of supported language, design templates for your code to accelerate development time, and even import other manuals to be available through the help system. This allows you to have manuals such as the PHP manual, MySQL manual, and others available at your fingertips as you are developing your code.
With 3.0.0 being the first version available for both Linux and Windows, cross-platform development is now a reality. Unfortunately, the Linux version is obviously not as mature as the Windows version yet, and it shows. It has the same look as the Windows version without looking as good or feeling as smooth. As development on PHPEd continues, no doubt the Linux version will become more solid, but at the moment, the Windows version is the better of the two. Fortunately, if you purchase PHPEd, you will be able to use it on both, so until the Linux version improves, you can use it under Windows without paying additional license fees.
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Crowchild Classic postponed, games won't be played at Scotiabank Saddledome
There will be no Crowchild Classic at Calgary's Scotiabank Saddledome in 2022.
Instead, the annual games between the University of Calgary and Mount Royal University men's and women's hockey teams originally planned for Feb. 3 are being rescheduled to later in the month and will be played at Father David Bauer Arena and Flames Community Arenas. No date has been announced.
The move is a result of the rising spread of COVID-19, namely the Omicron variant.
"It's certainly disappointing that one of the marquee events on the U SPORTS hockey calendar will not happen for a second straight year, but given the current circumstances this is the appropriate decision," said Ben Matchett, UCalgary Dinos director of athletics.
"The health and safety of our student-athletes, staff, and our student body is our number one priority, and with the ongoing uncertainty surrounding the Omicron variant and both campuses in online learning until at least the end of January, moving forward with this event would not have been prudent.
"We remain committed to this event with our partners, the Calgary Flames and Mount Royal University, and we look forward to a successful return to the Scotiabank Saddledome in 2023."
The annual games between the two post-secondary institutions started in 2012, the year MRU joined the Canada West conference.
"The series is highlighted annually by a doubleheader of men's and women's hockey, hosted by the Calgary Flames, at the Scotiabank Saddledome. In the first instalment of the rivalry games in 2012, the Crowchild Classic broke a 42-year-old Canada West attendance record and set a U SPORTS men's hockey attendance record with a total of 12,859 fans in 2016," read a release.
"In just eight seasons, the game has become a fixture on the Calgary sports scene and one of the marquee university sport events in Canada each year."
Each of the men's and women's hockey teams receive an annual $20,000 donation from the Flames Foundation and award four students per year at each school with the Calgary Flames Hockey Scholarship.
The Crowchild Classic hockey games at the Scotiabank Saddledome have been called off for 2022.#GoDinos https://t.co/xV0Orij1sd
— UCalgary Dinos (@UCDinos) January 14, 2022
Six arrested at Hammonds Plains, N.S. home in drug trafficking investigation: police
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Shilpi Somaya Gowda is the award-winning, New York Times and internationally bestselling Canadian author of Secret Daughter, The Golden Son, and The Shape of Family. She  lives in California with her family.

She was born in 1970 and raised in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. In college, she spent a summer as a volunteer in an Indian orphanage, which seeded the idea for her first novel, Secret Daughter, published in 2010. It was a New York Times and #1 international bestseller, and was translated into over 30 languages. Secret Daughter was shortlisted for the South African Boeke Literary Prize, longlisted for the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award,  was an IndieNext Great Read, a Target Book Club Pick, a ChaptersIndigo Heather's Pick, and an Amnesty International Book Club Pick.

Her second novel, The Golden Son, was published in 2015-16 around the world, was a #1 international bestseller, a Target Book Club Pick, a Costco Buyer's Pick, and was awarded the French literary prize, Prix des Lyceens Folio. Her first two novels have sold over two million copies worldwide, and her third novel, The Shape of Family, was published in October 2019 in Canada and March 2020 in the U.S.

Education
Gowda holds an MBA from Stanford University, and a bachelor's degree in Economics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she was a Morehead-Cain scholar. She has served on the Advisory Board of the Children's Defense Fund, and is a Patron of Childhaven International, the organization for which she volunteered in India.

Career

Novels

Secret Daughter
Gowda's debut novel was published by HarperCollins/William Morrow in 2010 and became a New York Times bestseller and a #1 international bestseller. It was translated into more than 30 languages and became a bestseller in several foreign countries, in addition to the US and Canada. The story was inspired by Gowda's experience volunteering at an orphanage in India during a summer in college, and explores the repercussions of female infanticide that is prevalent in many parts of Asia. It features a girl born in an Indian village, unwanted because of her gender, who is later adopted by a professional couple in California. The novel traces the lives of the girl, both her biological and her adoptive families over two decades.

The Washington Post said of the novel, A nuanced coming-of-age story that is faithful to the economic and emotional realities of two very different cultures. ... As the author moves among the perspectives of her various characters, she gives full weight to the humanity of each and views the problems of poverty and affluence with equal empathy. ... Gowda doesn't neaten up the messy complications of family life as she warmly affirms the power of love to help people grow and change.

Secret Daughter was shortlisted for the South African Boeke Literary Prize, longlisted for the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award,  was an IndieNext Great Read, a Target Book Club Pick, a ChaptersIndigo Heather's Pick, and an Amnesty International Book Club Pick.

The Golden Son
Gowda's second novel was published in 2015-16 around the world, and it too became a #1 international bestseller. The story features two childhood friends who grow up in the same village in India, but whose paths diverge when Anil goes to America to pursue his dream of becoming a doctor, while Leena moves to a neighboring village to have an arranged marriage.

Marisa de los Santos, New York Times bestselling author of Belong to Me and The Precious One, commented on The Golden Son, saying, Shilpi Somaya Gowda "is as adept at crafting disparate, fully realized worlds—a village in India, a medical school in Texas—as she is at creating compelling characters. I ached and cheered for Leena and Anil, as they struggle to live lives of their own choosing amidst the demands of tradition and the sometimes beautiful, sometimes painful bonds of family."

The Shape of Family
Gowda's third novel will be published, again by HarperCollins/William Morrow. It is currently scheduled for release on 10/15/2019 in Canada, 3/17/2020 in the US, and dates to come in several other countries. The Shape of Family has been listed as a "Most Anticipated Book" by CBC Books, Chatelaine Magazine, ChaptersIndigo, Philadelphia Inquirer, Library Journal and Vancouver Public Library.

Awards

Secret Daughter
 Long-listed for the IMPAC Dublin International Literary Award
 Short-listed for the South African Boeke Literary Prize
 Amnesty International Book Club Selection (2015)
 IndieNEXT Great Read, April 2010 (American Booksellers' Association)
 Target Club Pick (April 2011)
 ChaptersIndigo -Heather's Pick
 Amazon Customer Favorite & Editor's Choice of 2010
 Vancouver Sun (Top 10 Books of 2010)
 #1 Bestselling Book of 2010 in Canada
 Bestseller Lists: USA (New York Times, USA Today, IndieBound), Canada, Norway, Germany, Israel, Poland, Malaysia

The Golden Son
 Winner of the French literary prize Prix des Lyceens Folio
 USA Today bestseller list
 #1 on the Canadian Fiction bestseller list in both of Canada's national newspapers (Globe & Mail and Toronto Star)

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Living people
1970 births
Canadian women novelists
21st-century Canadian novelists
21st-century Canadian women writers
Indian women novelists
Stanford University alumni
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill alumni

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Every year on January 30 and 31, hundreds of craftspeople from across the Aosta Valley gather to show and sell their work on the streets of Aosta town centre. The craftsmanship is amazing with sculptures and inlays in wood; soapstone, wrought iron and leather working; and weaving of drap (a traditional woollen fabric), lace and wicker, to name but a few. Aosta itself is very picturesque and perfect for a midwinter getaway.
From January 27 to February 13, the floating city of Venice is transformed into an extravagant masked ball. The festival, which is believed to have originated in the 12th century, celebrates the anticipation of Lent (a time when Christians abstain from revelry and eating meat). While the opulent masquerade balls require invitations with steep ticket prices, the candlelit parade of boats, concerts and street performances are free and open to the public.
This famous 'battle' reenacts a 12th-century skirmish with citrus fruit in what is one of Europe's biggest food fights. Participants either run through the streets or hurl oranges from one of the 'battle buses' which patrol Ivrea. Each year in the days leading up to Fat Tuesday, the townspeople of Ivrea divide into nine squads and spend the next three days having Italy's biggest food fight. Great for anyone low on vitamin C!
Every February, the people of Northern Italy go a little crazy. They head to the seaside town of Viareggio in their thousands to unleash their inner jester and bring some light to the dark and dreary winter months. The highlight of this 150-year-old celebration is undoubtedly the giant parade of papier-mâché floats, some several stories high, that weave their way through the streets playing music.
On Easter Sunday, the people of Florence gather outside Il Duomo to watch the Scoppio del Carro (Explosion of the Cart). This centuries-old tradition culminates in a specially rigged model dove setting off an incredible fireworks display outside the cathedral. An elaborate wagon, built in 1622, is pulled by a pair of oxen decorated in garlands through the streets of Florence to the square between the baptistry and cathedral on which the fireworks are kept and fired.
The last weekend of May is a time of great festivity in Venice, as the city celebrates its nautical prowess with a huge procession of row boats from St Mark's to the Port of St Nicoló. Thousands line the waterways to watch the drama unfold and catch one of the races that see small teams compete in river sprints. Festa della Sensa culminates at the church of St Nicolò and a market is held in the nearby square.
The Maggio di Accettura is a unique combination of paganism and religion, belief and superstition, excessive partying, hard work, and traditional craftsmanship. During the celebration, the maggio, a tall old oak, and the cima, a holly tree, are cut from the surrounding forests to be transported back into town where they are 'married', symbolising fertility and the union of the town.
The people of Gubbio commemorate their patron saints by carrying three giant candles through the town. The people dress in one of three colours (yellow for St Ubaldo, blue for St Giorgio and black for St Antonio) and carry five-metre-tall candles. In the afternoon the people of Gubbio 'race' the candles and, although overtaking is not allowed, participants often go full pelt between the slopes and narrow descents of the town.
Each year for centuries local snake catchers (serpari) have competed to see who can snare the most serpents. The bizarre festival celebrates St Dominic, who locals believe fends off attacks from wolves, bears and ailments. The snakes, which can measure over two metres long, are draped over a wooden statue of St Dominic and paraded through the streets. Whoever catches the most is considered a hero for many years to come.
The Game of the Bridge takes place annually on the last Sunday of June. The town's men are split into two teams, Mezzogiorno (south of the Arno river) and Tramontana (north of the river), who compete by pushing a huge metal cart across the Ponte di Mezzo bridge. Each team of 20 is trying to push the other back across the bridge. There are six 'battles' in total, with the team that wins the most crowned victorious for that year. The whole town turns out to spectate and the atmosphere is amazing.
This incredibly violent tournament is an early form of football dating back to the 16th century. Teams of 27 players compete to try to get a ball to each other's end but, unlike football, opposing players can tackle using punches, kicks and elbows. The official rules were written in 1580 by Count Giovanni de Bardi and even today cannon fire still signals the start of the match. The winning team is also still presented with a Chianina cow, one of the oldest breeds of cow in existence.
The Infiorata sees towns across Italy decorated with beautiful petal mosaics, some several hundred metres long. The festival originated in the Vatican in 1625, but soon spread throughout Italy. Today, you can experience one of the biggest Infiorata in the Sicilian town of Noto during the third weekend of May. Most other celebrations are held in early June, including in Pienza, Orvieto, Potenzoni di Briatico, Brugnato and across Emilia Romagna.
Each summer in late June to early September, Verona's Roman amphitheatre opens its doors for a series of classical performances. The famous venue, unchanged for thousands of years, is one of the best places to see live music in Italy, and this year Opera Festival will show live performances including Aida, Carmen, Turandot, and a ballet by Roberto Bolle and Friends.
On the July 2 each year, the people of Matera commemorate a medieval miracle first celebrated in 1389. For the Festa della Bruna, a statue of the Virgin Mary is carried slowly through the streets on a grand chariot pulled by mules and escorted by the columns of 'knights' on horseback. The colourful procession, accompanied by a marching band, church and state dignitaries, ends with a huge fireworks display.
For 10 days during summer, Perugia devotes itself to Italian and international jazz with concerts on the streets, in churches and halls. Founded in 1973, the jazz festival has welcomed famous jazz, pop and rock acts, such as Dizzy Gillespie, Chet Baker, Elton John, Carlos Santana and Eric Clapton. Many of the concerts are free, although you'll have to buy a ticket to see the biggest acts in venues including Areana Santa Giulana, Teatro Pavone and Basilica di San Pietro.
Italy's most famous horse race sees 10 stallions and their riders thunder around the Piazza del Campo, in a rip-roaring, hair-raising display of equine skill. The Palio takes place twice a year, almost every year since 1644. Ten of the city's 17 contrade, or districts, are represented by a horse and jockey in each race, with the chosen contrade changing each year. The other great Palio tradition is the festive open-air dinners each contrada holds on the evening before the race.
Each year Venice hosts one of the world's biggest and most glamorous film festivals. Film buffs should visit the floating city while it plays host to some of the world's biggest film stars, and shows a range of avant-garde films and future Academy Award-wining flicks. The film festival forms part of a wider series of cultural events called Venice Biennale.
On the first Sunday of each September, Venetians celebrate their naval prowess with a colourful procession of traditional boats, rowing boats and gondolas. After the procession, the city's rowers, young and old, take to the water with a series of races, beginning on the Grand Canal going to the Constitution Bridge and then reversing its course back to Ca' Foscari.
On the morning of September 19, thousands gather around Naples Cathedral hoping to catch a glimpse of an artefact that would make haemophobiacs squirm. In a solemn religious ceremony, the cardinal removes vials of blood (believed to belong to St Gennaro) from the chapel. The crowd watches anxiously to see if the blood miraculously liquefies, a sign that the saint has blessed the city. Festivities go on for eight days until the reliquary is returned to its place.
Going to a truffle fair is a must for foodies visiting Italy. Alba's white truffle fair and market is one of Italy's best and takes place every weekend from early October until mid-November. The festival begins with a night of concerts and gastronomic stands, and ends with the truffle world auction and a white truffle walk for tourists. Other destinations include Tuscany, Le Marche, Umbria, Emilia-Romagna and Molise.
For centuries, Oh Bej! Oh Bej! (Oh Beautiful! Oh Beautiful!) has signalled the start of Milan's festive season. The festival, which starts on December 7, recently moved from the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio to Castello Sforzesco, around which bric-a-brac merchants, artisans, florists, toymakers and sweet sellers gather. Don't leave without trying the Firunatt, traditional strings of smoked chestnuts.


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When right-clicking on an internal file (in Windows) I'd love to be able to see some explorer context menu entries OR, as they do in some FTP software, an entry that lets me switch to the explorer context menu. This way I could perform some file actions w/o going Open Thought Folder etc.
Dys, have you been able to come up with a way of linking that would do this?
When I right-click on a folder or file in my FTP program, one of the context menu entries is "Explorer Menu..."
Clicking that option brings up the right-click context menu as-if you right-clicked the file/folder from within Windows Explorer.
What else do I have there? Add To Archive (from WinRAR), convert to PDF (Adobe), Carbonite (back this file up online or not), etc. etc.
Rubbish. Adding it is a UI step; the call is completely Windows API.
Well, you mean other then saving a click or two?
I can see where people that have some sort of encryption/decryption applied to a document they've got stored inside their brain might want to, oh, say, decrypt the item and then open it. Considering PB doesn't have any encryption/decryption this would be the ONLY way currently to encrypt your "internally" stored data.
There are other things. Consider graphics--- I might want to shoot a picture I've got stored internally in PB to email or to a USB thumb drive. That Explorer "Send To..." option would be quite handy then. Or I might want to resize that graphics, to make a smaller version to use as a wallpaper in that very brain running on a laptop, instead of on my HUGE work monitor.
So, sure, you aren't doing it everytime, but it does save a few clicks when you ARE going to do it, so it seems like a reasonable request to have it around--- if it doesn't cost us anything noticable as users.
I suppose that they could add Open Attachment's Containing Folder to the Attachment icon's context menu too (underneath Open Thought Folder) - not a bad idea, eh? PB team, what do you think of this?
*IFF* the file exists within the local file structure and/or is presently accessible on a local network share, then allowing for the Windows Explorer Context Menu to be invoked directly from within TheBrain is a slick addition to shave off extra time and clicks to invoke deeper functionality that Windows provides for files. This seems to be a fairly common action within modern apps that feature some sort of expressive interaction with the files stored on the local file system ... much like TheBrain does. Thoughts on considering this feature?


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'Please help us': Search for missing Warner Robins man continues with little information
It's been nearly four months since Jesus Mancilla-Velez was last seen and his family says their first holiday season without him has been difficult
Author: Kayla Solomon
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — People are enjoying their time at home or with family for the holidays, but the Mancilla family says this year feels different.
"Everyone deeply misses Jesus during the holidays. Every day, but especially more so during the holidays," said his close friend, Ursula Lunce.
For the Mancillas, it's their first holiday season without Jesus Mancilla-Velez.
He went missing back in September after his close friend, Ursula Lunce, says he was supposed to meet her and others for a trip to Savannah. He never showed up.
When his black Chevy Tahoe was found abandoned on a dirt road in Crawford County, law enforcement suspected he was in danger.
More than three months later, his family says they're paying for it.
"That's really why we started a GoFundMe, to help support the family. The vehicle was damaged pretty significantly during the investigation and those repairs are left to the family," said Lunce.
The family says they've been in constant contact with law enforcement for updates, but haven't been told anything new.
Lunce says all they can do is continue getting Jesus' picture to the public as best as they can.
"Social media, that's really the biggest thing we can do within our reach. Just continue to share the story on social media," said Lunce.
The family also added to a Macon Regional Crimestoppers reward for anyone with information on the disappearance. They are begging anyone with answers to speak up.
"Please, anything can help us to bring my brother-in-law home. Please help us, anything," said Gisella Mancilla.
Anyone with information can call the GBI's tip line at 1-800-597-8477.
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Atlanta Radio Host Fired After Admitting To Recycling Old Trump Interview
An Atlanta radio host who says he interviewed Donald Trump on Tuesday told BuzzFeed News that as a precondition for the interview, Donald Trump's campaign staff limited him to non-policy questions and reserved the right to nix questions they didn't like. UPDATE: The Radio host has been let go from the station after admitting he recycled an earlier Trump interview that was presented on air as new.
By Andrew Kaczynski
Andrew Kaczynski BuzzFeed News Reporter
Last updated on October 16, 2015, at 11:07 a.m. ET
Posted on October 13, 2015, at 8:03 p.m. ET
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Oct. 16, 2015, at 15:08 PM
An Atlanta radio host who admitted to recycling an old interview with Donald Trump that was presented to his viewers as new has been let go from the station, according to the Atlanta Constitution Journal.
"For obvious reasons Steve McCoy no longer works at the station," program director for NewsRadio 106.7 Greg Tantum said in a statement to the Journal. "Cheryl White, Drew Nelson and Randy Wyles will continue to provide Atlanta with a high energy news product that accentuates breaking news as well as in depth coverage on the top stories."
McCoy, a morning radio host at the station, originally told BuzzFeed News and his listeners on Tuesday when the interview aired that the it occurred on Monday, and as a precondition for the interview, he couldn't ask Trump about his policies.
On Wednesday, a lawyer for the Trump campaign denied the interview took place, and told BuzzFeed News that McCoy admitted to them that he had repackaged an old interview.
In a phone interview with BuzzFeed News on Thursday, McCoy admitted to recycling the interview, but denied ever saying on air that the interview was new.
Here is what he said on air on Tuesday:
"Yesterday, I got a call of mine from a buddy of mine who is working with Trump on a phone call that we were going to get. We were hoping he'd call yesterday during the show but could not. It came with some restrictions, I couldn't ask anything about his current policies and that they had the right to x out any questions that I did ask and we got through about three minutes of it. So here it is now, my call with Donald Trump."
At the end of the interview, McCoy says "there's Donald Trump from yesterday our conversation with him."
He also claimed that Trump spokeswoman Hope Hicks was lying, saying he had an interview with Trump scheduled on Monday that was later cancelled.
"I had interview scheduled but it didn't come through so I used an old interview. I got suspended and I'm taking my punishment," McCoy said on Thursday.
McCoy said all further questions should be directed to the station.
McCoy sent and then later deleted a tweet Thursday saying he had recorded the interview for another station.
Here's the tweet:
A lawyer for the Trump campaign disputes radio host Steve McCoy's account, telling BuzzFeed News that Trump did not do an interview with the Georgia radio host this week. The lawyer, Donald McGahn, says McCoy admitted to him the interview took place a year ago.
Hope Hicks, a spokeswoman for the Trump campaign slammed McCoy at length in a statement to BuzzFeed News.
"This interview did not take place," Hicks said. "It is a fraud and/or a spoof. The Trump campaign has never communicated with this man. He said Mr. Trump spoke to him yesterday prior to the debate, Mr. Trump never spoke to him yesterday or any day before that. The radio host admitted it was a fraud to our attorney, apologized and he is now hiding and not returning anyone's call. This is representative of the dishonesty Mr. Trump faces from the media."
McCoy, who confirmed to BuzzFeed News Tuesday evening in a phone call that the interview took place this week, has not returned a request by phone and email for clarification on the campaign's claims.
Greg Tantum, program director for the News Radio 106.7, told the Atlanta Journal Constitution that the station is "investigating" the interview. Meanwhile, the station has taken the interview off Soundcloud. BuzzFeed News has a longer version captured from the radio below.
McCoy was not on air Thursday morning, according to Atlanta Constitution Journal reporter Rodney Ho:
Rodney Ho @ajcrodneyho
Steve McCoy not on air this morning @NewsRadio1067 after it appeared he make an old #DonaldTrump interview sound new http://t.co/2KIRRa1783
12:30 PM - 15 Oct 2015
Original story:
Atlanta radio host Steve McCoy, who hosts The News Radio 106.7 Morning Show With Steve McCoy and Cheryl White, said on his radio program on Tuesday and confirmed to BuzzFeed News that the Trump campaign wouldn't let him ask about specific policies during a brief interview.
"They said they wouldn't take questions about his policy because his policies, they weren't set in stone," McCoy told BuzzFeed News.
Before his interview with Trump aired, McCoy said on his program that the Trump campaign restricted the interview to non-policy questions and reserved the right to nix any questions they didn't like.
"It came with some restrictions: I couldn't ask anything about his current policies," McCoy said. "And they had the right to X out any questions that I did ask, and we got through about three minutes of it."
After the interview, the conversation between McCoy and co-host Cheryl White turned to the Trump campaign refusing policy questions.
"So he wouldn't let you ask him anything about his platforms running for president," White said.
"No, 'cause he said those policies — well, he didn't say it, his handlers said — the policies aren't set in stone yet, and I guess we can kind of understand that, they got a year to go," replied McCoy.
"I guess, you would think he would want to get his message out there, but anyway, great job," said White.
"Kind of fluffy, but that's what I got from them," McCoy added.
Listen to the interview:
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In the interview, McCoy asks Trump about his presidential campaign and the Democratic presidential debate, but none of Trump's answers indicate when the interview occurred. Here's the full transcript of the interview:
McCoy: Now I remember years ago that you were looking at building here in Atlanta, I think at Atlanta Station but you never did. Do you have buildings here?
Trump: No, I don't.
M: And why not?
T: That's a good question, I should, it's a great place. I like it a lot. I'm there a lot and it really is, it's a really booming place it's great.
M: When you first announced that you were gonna run for the presidency this time around you made a pretty big deal about how much money you have. You said that you were not gonna take any campaign funds from anyone you were financing this whole thing by yourself but haven't you gone broke a couple of times in the past.
T: Well, I was in deep trouble. Around 1990, 1991 I was very very deeply in debt and you know friends of mine were going bankrupt all over the place. It was terrible timing, terrible markets but I fought back to a point and to point where now my company is much bigger much stronger than it ever was before. Like, not even close.
M: Well, Forbes has got you down at being worth $4 billion and you say you're much wealthier than that like around eight billion, I believed you said. Is there such a thing as being too wealthy do you think?
T: Well, I don't, you know, I've had a great period of time. This has been the best time I've ever heard in business. I'm the biggest developer in New York by far. My casinos are doing great. You know it's been an amazing period of time for me.
M: Hey, do you care if people ever really like you?
T: Well, I think I have a lot of good relationships. I mean, the people that like me are the people that know me. A lot of the people that don't know me don't like me, so I can't be upset about that. But I've had — over the years, I mean, I've had a lot of really great relationships. And I think I have really good relationship with the public.
M: "But I must be honest with you, because my audience would jump on me if I was not, those that listen every day know that I've joked about you, I've been critical a little bit of you, and your policies, and so forth. But here's the thing: Sometimes with richness, I think, comes a slight arrogance — it may be misunderstood arrogance. Do you think sometimes you come off as maybe a little mouthy, as my mom would like to say?"
T: Well I am mouthy, perhaps. I'm very honest, I really am a very truthful – and I like being truthful – but sometimes truthful can be arrogant, or seems to be arrogant. And, you know, I will say this: I think it sort of does show my real personality. I'm not sure people are gonna like it, but they're gonna learn from it, and they're gonna really learn how to be successful.
M: Okay, in our time remaining, a couple of quick questions that I have for you. Do you have plans to watch the debate tonight?
T: No, I don't.
M: Okay. Alright, that was quick. Prenup — you do believe in those, right?
T: Yes, I do. I think you have to have it, for certainty. You need the certainty of a prenup. If you're going to be successful, and if you have any money – now, you know, a lot of people don't have money, and I wouldn't recommend a prenup, necessarily. But if you have some money, or a lot of money – and especially if you're like me, and you have very complex businesses – you need the certainly of a prenup.
M: You were just in town this past weekend. Any plans to come back anytime soon?
T: I think I am, so maybe if I do I'll get together.
M: Okay, great! Well, we'd love to bring you into the radio station — it would be great to meet you face to face. There's Donald Trump from yesterday, our conversation with him.
Cheryl White: So he would't let you ask him anything about his platforms running for president?
M: No, uh-uh. Because he said those policies — well, he didn't say it, his handlers said policies aren't set in stone yet. And I guess we can kind of understand it, they've got a year to go, you know.
W: Well, yeah, I guess. I mean, you would think he would want to get his message out there. But anyway, great job.
M: Thank you.
W: Great job!
M: Kind of fluffy, but that's what I got from him, so, you know, it's what we could go with.
Andrew Kaczynski is a political reporter for BuzzFeed News and is based in New York.
Contact Andrew Kaczynski at andrew.kaczynski@buzzfeed.com.


This record shows a folkier and gentler side of The Who's chief muse. "Sheraton Gibson" is a neat tune about rock and roll road life, and "Time Is Passing" takes very subtle inspiration from Baba. Most of the rest of the album contains some of the most unusual pieces Townshend has released: his acoustic cover of Jim Reeves' "There's A Heartache Following Me" (recorded because it was one of Baba's favorite tunes), "Evolution" (which is actually pretty much a solo track by his buddy Ronnie Lane of The Faces), Parvardigar" (adapted from Baba's Universal Prayer), and "Content" (a philosophical poem by Maud Kennedy that Townshend put to music).
"Solace", McLachlan's second album, is considerably more mature and musically sophisticated than her 1988 debut, the promising if limited "Touch". In fact, this disc is a must-have for McLachlan fans whose first encounter with her work was with her extremely popular later releases, "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy" and "Surfacing".
McLachlan was nominated in five Juno Award categories in Canada, including Album of the Year and Pop Album of the Year for Afterglow, and Songwriter of the Year for the songs on the album. The awards were announced on 4 April 2004. The album was also nominated for a Grammy Award in the Best Pop Vocal Album field in 2005.


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Harry and Meghan Are Reportedly Splitting From Their Charity With Will and Kate — Here's Why
Harry and Meghan Are Reportedly Splitting From Their Charity With Will and Kate — Here's Why
Our new favorite foursome is breaking up (kind of). Back in November, The Sunday Times reported that Prince William and Prince Harry were considering creating two separate offices at Kensington Palace, which would allow the Duke and Duchess of Sussex to forge their own path and would also reflect the increasingly different responsibilities that are being taken on by both couples. On March 14, the Cambridge and Sussex households were officially separated, as agreed by the queen and Prince Charles. Essentially, the couples will each do business as two teams rather than one, and it will give Prince Harry and Meghan Markle more autonomy now that their first child, baby Archie, is here.
"This long-planned move will ensure that permanent support arrangements for The Duke and Duchess's work are in place as they start their family and move to their official residence at Frogmore Cottage," the palace said in a statement in March. Meghan and Harry's office will move from Kensington Palace to Buckingham, which is also the queen's professional place of residence.
It also looks like Harry and Meghan will be breaking away from the Royal Foundation, which is their joint charity with William and Kate. The Royal Foundation revolves around four main themes of work: mental health, wildlife and conservation, young people, and the armed forces community. Meghan officially joined as a patron in May 2018, but the couple will now pursue those philanthropic efforts separately.
Harry and Meghan made their move from Kensington Palace to Frogmore Cottage, on the Windsor estate, in April just weeks before baby Archie was born. Plans are said to have been in the works since before Meghan and Harry got married in May 2018. "William and Harry are working to make sure the Sussexes have an office that can support their family when they move to Frogmore this Spring," the Times wrote in February. The split makes sense, given the difference in responsibility for the two couples — as the future head of state, William will take over the Duchy of Cornwall, while Harry and Meghan are afforded a bit more liberty and "have more of a blank canvas with their roles."
"The arrival of Meghan has changed the dynamic of the relationship in a fairly significant way," royals author Sally Bedell Smith told People last Fall. "It is inevitable and practical because it gives Harry and Meghan some freedom to build up their own collection of interests and charities. Meghan has very strong views on what she is interested in and that may be what Harry shares, but not what William and Kate share."
Harry and Meghan have shown their growing strength as a twosome during multiple joint appearances, including their first royal tour as a married couple in October 2018. While in Australia and New Zealand, the Duchess of Sussex gave three speeches, including an incredibly powerful talk to celebrate New Zealand's 125th anniversary of women's suffrage. "We are proud to be able to join you tonight in celebrating the 125th anniversary of women's suffrage in your country," she told the crowd. "In looking forward to this very special occasion, I reflected on the importance of this achievement but also the larger impact of what this symbolizes. Because, yes, women's suffrage is about feminism, but feminism is about fairness," Meghan continued.
On top of supporting issues that are close to their hearts and interests, Harry and Meghan have also differentiated themselves from William and Kate by sharing a few more personal moments with the public. While in Sydney for the closing ceremony of the Invictus Games, Meghan took to Twitter and Instagram (albeit through Kensington Palace's accounts) to share a photo of her husband rehearsing his speech. And a few days later, Harry returned the favor by sharing a snap of his wife cradling her growing baby bump.
As we wait to see what the future involves for Harry, Meghan, William, and Kate, read on for all the times the foursome was photographed together.
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Runner's knee means that you have dull pain around the front of the knee (patella). This is where the knee connects with the lower end of the thighbone (femur).
What are the symptoms of runner's knee?
Pain in and around the kneecap that happens when you are active. Or pain after sitting for a long time with the knees bent. This sometimes causes weakness or feelings of instability.
The symptoms of runner's knee may look like other conditions and health problems. Always talk with your healthcare provider for a diagnosis.
How is runner's knee diagnosed?
Your healthcare provider can diagnose runner's knee by looking at your health history and doing a physical exam. X-rays may be needed for evaluation of the knee.
Runner's knee is dull pain around the front of the knee.
It may be caused by a structural defect, or a certain way of walking or running.
Symptoms include pain, and rubbing, grinding, or clicking sound of the kneecap.
Treatment includes not running until pain goes away. Also cold packs, compression, and elevation may help. Medicine such as ibuprofen can lessen pain and reduce inflammation. Stretching and strengthening exercises can help prevent runner's knee.