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Life after near death
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More people are now brought back from the brink
From the corner of the room, Christine Ellingham says she could see emergency medical staff crowding around an unconscious body. They were desperately trying to revive the woman, and to save her unborn baby.
"I knew that it was me lying on the table. But I was outside of my body, floating in the corner of the room.
"I was very calm and it made perfect sense to me that I should be watching what I understood to be the final moments of my life.
Some scientists say out of body experiences are just the mind's survival mechanism
"I felt absolute peace and serenity. There was light around me and it grew and grew until I couldn't see my body any more.
"Then I felt an amazing sensation of rushing forwards through the light, or rather that the light was rushing back over me.
"I couldn't see him, but I knew that my father, who had died four years previously, was there with me, and I felt totally, totally safe."
She continued: "I felt that my father was almost carrying me, like I was a child again, and then the light slowed and stopped and my father told me that my baby needed me. I felt very sad that I had to leave, but I wanted to be with my baby.
"There was another instant where I was still surrounded by light, and then, bang! I slammed backwards."
She said that the next thing she experienced was "excruciating pain" - and her eyes opened and she saw the nurses she said she had seen from behind just moments ago.
"I cried and cried. I was in so much pain, but I felt an elation and a certainty that both me and my baby were going to live."
Some near death experiences involve floating into the clouds ... Christine underwent an emergency Caesarian operation, and her son Liam, her first child, was born six weeks early.
She said that she had been planning to go back to work as soon as possible, but instead decided to look after Liam full-time.
She said: "I was spared, and I was spared to look after Liam. I have never been a religious person, but the experience has made me feel secure that there is an afterlife, and the people that I love and have passed away are still there, watching over me and my family."
Professor Paul Badham of Lampeter University - who studies the philosophical implications of near death experiences - said that despite media hype, the phenomenon is quite rare.
However, he says the reports of people who have had near death experiences tend to contain similar elements.
"It is very common for people to report going out of their body and looking down on their body," he said
"Going through a tunnel is also a common experience, as is being surrounded by light. The meeting of deceased relatives or friends is also commonly reported.
"People will also say that they feel they are in the presence of a spiritual reality. A Christian may interpret this as Jesus. One atheist who had an out of body experience said that he later realised that this presence was responsible for the governance of the universe."
Prof Badham said that the numbers of people experiencing the phenomena are rising, as medicine improves and pulls more people back from the brink. He says that people who report near death experience sometimes "see" things that it would have been impossible for them to see if they had been unconscious on an operating table.
Professor Badham: Belief in the afterlife is based on these experiences He relates the experiences of a man who following an out of body experience was later able to tell his dentist that there were two pennies on top of a cupboard in the room. Upon investigation, the pennies were found exactly where the man said they would be, although they were not visible from ground level.
A hospital on the south coast of England is currently testing the validity of near death experiences by placing unusual objects randomly around a cardiac ward.
If a patient's near death experience report includes the object and its location, weight must inevitably be added to their stories.
And despite medical theories which suggest the phenomena is the result of the mind and body's biological and psychological response to imminent death, the professor says he believes there has to be more to it than just science. He said: "Not everyone who is near death has this experience - it just does not follow that it is a last physical response to death.
"This is an experience which transcends cultures, religions and classes - I believe this experience is probably the base for our belief in an afterlife.

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Why, God?
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A nineteen-year-old chemistry major at Rhodes College is selected to spend the summer after her freshman year doing research at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Instead, she finds herself a patient there, fighting a life-threatening form of pediatric cancer and suffering through a year of aggressive chemotherapy and surgery. Refusing to believe what many tell her--that the cancer was all part of "God's plan"--she finds solace in journaling and begins a discussion with her grandfather, a university professor specializing in philosophy of religion. Through her experiences and writing about them, the student discovers that she may be a person of faith after all--just not in the way she expected. Her grandfather has selected and arranged the journal entries and their faith conversation and has commented on them in order to bring out the spiritual dimensions of her experience. He learns from his granddaughter that faith comes more through experience than through ideas. The coauthors hope the book will help other sufferers recognize the presence of a loving God in the midst of pain, uncertainty and death.
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"Anyone who has ever asked the gut-wrenching question, "why me?" will be able to connect with Edward Henderson's book. He engages a complex question raised by his beloved granddaughter and transfers it from his head to the depths of his heart. Why, God? is a touching volley between the two that will lead the reader towards hope through God's abundant generosity."
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"This book is for those who are appalled by easy answers to the problem of senseless pain: 'God wills it. You will benefit from it. Everything happens for a reason.' Maggie Cupit and her grandfather Ed Henderson--college student and college professor--reject such banalities. Instead, they confront the God whose creation entails chance and accident, whose crucified Son invites interrogation, whose sustaining presence bears them and everyone else through the dark night of divine absence."
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Edward Hugh Henderson
David Hein
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Margaret Carlisle Cupit is a summa cum laude graduate of Rhodes College. Both a former patient and a student research intern at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, she is first author of a chapter in Antimalarial Drug Research and Development and co-author of "End of Life Care for Hospitalized Children" for Pediatric Clinics of North America. She has travelled widely to speak for St. Jude and is now a student at Mayo Medical School.
Edward Hugh Henderson is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. With David Hein, he is co-editor and a contributing author of Captured by the Crucified: The Practical Theology of Austin Farrer and of C. S. Lewis and Friends: Faith and the Power of Imagination.
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In the past decade, there has been no stronger or more influential supporter of industrial design education than Gaylon White. It was Gaylon who saw that the connection between materials suppliers and industrial designers didn't make sense and who put in the work to correct it.
One output from his work is the Eastman Innovation Lab, a series of case studies that has created an ongoing dialogue between industrial designers and materials suppliers for the betterment of both communities. On one hand, Eastman's Innovation Lab has highlighted IDSA and its members to the public, to the plastics industry and to the manufacturers of products throughout the world. On the other, Gaylon's work has shown how a manufacturer of materials, through intention and design research, can become a supplier of sustainable manufacturing materials. If you ask Gaylon, he probably wouldn't distinguish between the two communities, though. He is, ever, a great builder of bridges.
Gaylon White is also a quiet hero for design educators everywhere. During the early development of IDSA's Okala Guide, he immediately recognized the potential impact of such a program and worked diligently to secure substantial funding from Eastman. Throughout the years, Gaylon has also helped ensure the continuance of IDSA's National Conferences, District Conferences and Educators' Symposium by making Eastman resources available and providing funding—even when money was tight. One year, his budget was cut 70% but he gave what limited funds he had to support our conference.
Gaylon has invested the time, energy and personal career capital to develop and mature a long-term relationship with IDSA. He has taken the time to know what industrial design is about and has actually become a significant consumer of industrial design services. In a letter of support for Gaylon, Notre Dame's Paul Down wrote, "The surprising aspect in Gaylon receiving this recognition now is that it hadn't happened years earlier."


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by Joe Wilcox December 10, 20218:12 pm December 10, 2021
The Omicron Variant
This post's title, which also names the SARS-CoV-2 (severe acute respiratory syndrome Coronavirus 2) strain currently causing a global healthcare scare, would be better for a thriller-genre book or film about viral terrorism.
Cue the movie trailer: Six survivors. Keanu Reeves. Daniel Craig. Angelina Jolie. Regé-Jean Page. Kelly Marie Tran. And the esteemed Charlton Heston (appearing as a 3-D hologram). The Omicron Variant. The premise is so frightening that the screenwriters have each gotten three COVID-19 booster shots. You, too, will never think the same way about vaccines—and who gets them when supplies are lacking and the HAZMAT-suited stack body bags in front of your house. Oh, did we forget to mention that they're empty and waiting to be filled—when your, ah, quarantine is over. The Omicron Variant. Who will survive viral armageddon?
Two weeks ago today, as headlines streaked about Omicron's discovery, San Diego Comic-Con Special Edition started at the convention center—and, woo-hoo, I secured a reserved pass. But fear-based restrictions required proof of vaccination or negative COVID-19 test. Not being fully-vaxxed, I couldn't produce the first and per attendee regulations results of the other couldn't be before Nov. 23, 2021. Of course, another daughter drama delayed testing on that Tuesday or Wednesday, and Thursday was Thanksgiving. So the soonest I could get tested was Friday, when SDCC SE commenced.
But with the majority of county residents vaccinated and the Delta wave seemingly receding, COVID-19 testing had wound down, too. The Featured Image, of a closed drive-up facility in Hillcrest, is demonstrative. The number of available sites was fewer than several months ago, and those I could find couldn't provide results for three or four days. I needed something sooner, either within minutes or as long as 24 hours.
The three national chain pharmacies looked like my best option. During the online application for one (which I decided not to name), the forms required my agreeing to release my personal information to a score of third parties, private and government. So I abandoned that next-day-result option.
CVS, which I will name, looked most promising because the pharmacy offered an antigen test, which results could be available within hours. But in trying to schedule an appointment, I could find no available slot at any of the MinuteClincs anywhere in San Diego County—for the 26th or the two following days.
On Saturday, I drove to the closest CVS MinuteClinc, which was little more than a big box in a shopping center parking lot. People making appointments would drive up and be swabbed from their cars. I walked up and chatted with the attendant for about 10 minutes. She had no clients the entire time, which sure seemed like an opportunity to be tested. I was ready with the $25 fee. But she adamantly insisted that I had to schedule ahead first—if lucky enough for a cancellation. Flummoxed, I surveyed her idle test site and wondered: Why not?
I explained that no slots were available, and she wasn't surprised: Testing was winding down across the county. Unlucky me. If Omicron had arrived two weeks earlier, more sites would have been operational. In fairness, there were some private-pay, pop-up locations in the area. But they charged anywhere from $99 to $125 for the antigen test. I was good with the CVS twenty-five buck quickie but unwilling to put out more than the $75 cost of the Comic-Con pass.
As I write, SD County health officials have identified two Omicron cases (e.g. infections)—and both individuals are considered to be fully vaccinated, meaning two shots and a booster. Make what you will about the vaccines' effectiveness; I won't offer opinion.
But I will say this: If, as Los Angeles Times reports, the variant was in California wastewater before the World Health Organization raised alarm, Omicron is everywhere. Everyone should be relieved that, while fairly infectious, the strain presents mild symptoms—unlike the fictitious film of the same name.
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Q: New to C, trying to read file from command line and store its contents (of ints) into an array. Then run my program using that array. New to C, trying to read file from command line and store its contents (ints) into an array. Then run my program using that array.
I originally ran this program with user input like so:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

void clear(void);

int main(void)
{
int * pointerGrades;
char x = 'y';
int grade = 0;
int count = 0;
int i = 0;
int input = 0;

//setting up my pointer array
pointerGrades = malloc(sizeof(int) * 11);

for ( i = 0; i < 11; i++)
{
    pointerGrades[i]=0;
}

//what do I need from user to run this program
printf("You can enter in grades here, and can input as many as you want.\n");
printf("Please only use scores from 0 to 10.\n");
printf("To exit grades type a number greater than 10, like 11 or 12.\n\n");

//having the user input the grades
while ( grade >= 0 && grade <= 10)
{
    input = 0;

    //checking to see if they put in an int or something they shouldn't
    while(input !=1 )
     {
        //asking for the int
        printf("Student %d: Score 0 to 10.\n", count+1);
        input = scanf("%d", &grade);
        clear();
     }
     //student#
     count++;

     //adding grade score
     pointerGrades[grade]++;

}

//printing grades out
for (i = 0; i < 11; i++)
{
    if( i % 5 == 0)
        printf("\n");

    printf("Scores of [%d]: %d\t", i, pointerGrades[i]);
}

free(pointerGrades); //clearing the array when done

return(0);
}

//clears my buffer so my loop doesn't keep running, forever, like it is.
void clear (void)
{
    int ch; while ((ch = getchar()) != '\n' &&  ch != EOF );
}

But now I'd like to run this program on the command line so that I can get a little more practice with it. I want to create a file and take the contents of the file and put it into a buffer to read, and then use its contents to run my original program. I obvously have no clue what I'm doing at this point I think I've stared at it way too long. I've read multiple posts on how to pull a file on the command line, but haven't found anything on how to then use the information the way I'm hoping to.
This was originally a hmwk assignment with user input. I'm now just trying to use it on the command line reading a file instead.
The original assignment:
[ Generate a text-based histogram for a quiz given to a class of students. The quiz is graded on a scale from 0 to 10. Write a program that allows a user to enter grades for some number of students. As the grades are being entered, the program should count, using an array, the number of 0's, the number of 1's, the number of 2's, the number of 3's, the number of 4's, and the number of 5's. The program should be capable of handling an arbitrary number of student grades (that is to say we do not know how many grades will be entered until the user wishes to stop entering grades).You can do this in part by making an array of size 11, where each array element is initialized to zero. Whenever a zero is entered, increment the value in the array at index 0. Whenever a one is entered,
increment the value in the array at index 1, and so on, up to index 10 of the array.]
Any help or criticism is welcome, I'm here to learn and anything is better than nothing. Thank you!
This is what I have so far for my attempt at command line file read:
    #include <stdio.h>
    #include <stdlib.h>
    #define BUFSIZE 25

 int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
/* the first command-line parameter is in argv[1]
   (arg[0] is the name of the program) */
FILE *fp = fopen(argv[1], "r"); /* "r" = open for reading */

int buffGrades[BUFSIZE]; /* a buffer to hold what we read in when we call the file */

//setting up my pointer array
buffGrades = malloc(sizeof(int) * BUFSIZE);

char x = 'y';
int input = 0;
int grade = 0;
int count = 0;
int i = 0;

for ( i = 0; i < 25; i++)
{
    buffGrades[i]=0;
}

/* read in one line, up to BUFSIZE-1 in length */
while(fgets(buffGrades, BUFSIZE - 1, fp) != NULL)
{

    while ( grade >= 0 && grade <= 10)
    {   int input = 0;
        int grade = 0;
        int count = 0;

     //student#
     count++;

     //adding grade score
     buffGrades[grade]++;

    }

    /* buff has one line of the file, do with it what you will...

    printf ("%s\n", buff); /* ...such as show it on the screen */
}

//printing grades out
for (i = 0; i < 25; i++)
{
    if( i % 5 == 0)
        printf("\n");

    printf("Scores of [%d]: %d\t", i, buffGrades[i]);
}

free(buffGrades); //clearing the array when done
fclose(fp);  /* close the file */

    return(0);

  }

//clears my buffer so my loop doesn't keep running, forever, like it is.
void clear (void)
{
    int ch; while ((ch = getchar()) != '\n' &&  ch != EOF );
}

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Q: iOS How to draw a stroke with an outline I am looking for an output as in this image Expected Result
I need an outline to my stroke. My code is as follows
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    self.strokeArray = [NSMutableArray array];
    self.layerIndex = 0;
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- (void)touchesCancelled:(NSSet *)touches withEvent:(UIEvent *)event
{
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On screen what i get is as per this image, Actual Result
I understand that blend mode 'clear' gives an eraser effect. What i want is that the stroke should have a solid outline on the sides and be clear in the middle. It should not blend into the path right below it.The path below it should still be visible.
How can i achieve this result?

A: Have a look at this question: Generate a CGPath from another path's line width outline
I guess that's what you need: creating a polygon of the line and stroke that instead of the line. Use CGPathCreateCopyByStrokingPath to get a path of the polygon and stroke it.
OK, since CGPathCreateCopyByStrokingPath seems to be a bit buggy, you could create your own implementation. Something like the following algorithm, which assumes you have a NSArray of CGPoint packed in NSValue objects.
It works pretty well until you start adding short overlapping lines which could of course easily happen while drawing. You could reduce this effect by only adding points in touchesMoved that have a larger distance (lineWidth/2?) to the previous added point. Another drawback is that the lines are simply straight (no kCGLineJoinRound or kCGLineCapRound) but maybe you could adjust the algorithm to do that.
+ (UIBezierPath*)polygonForLine:(NSArray *)points withLineWidth:(CGFloat)lineWidth{
    UIBezierPath *path = [UIBezierPath bezierPath];

    //stores the starting point to close the path
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    //get the points to a c-array for easier access
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    for(NSValue *v in points){
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    //store the last intersection to apply it for the next segement
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    CGPoint intersectionPoint;

    for (int i=0;i<numPoints-1;i++){
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        getOffsetLineSegmentForPoints(p1,p2,lineWidth,&l1p1,&l1p2);

        //if there had been an intersection with the previous segement, start here to get a nice outline
        if(hasIntersection){
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        //is there a next segment?
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            p1 = cpoints[i+1];
            p2 = cpoints[i+2];
            CGPoint l2p1,l2p2;
            getOffsetLineSegmentForPoints(p1,p2,lineWidth,&l2p1,&l2p2);

            //calculate the intersection point with the current line segment
            hasIntersection = getLineIntersection(l1p1, l1p2, l2p1, l2p2, &intersectionPoint);

            //if they intersect, the current linesegment has to end here to get a nice outline
            if(hasIntersection){
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    //now do the same for the other side of the future polygon
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        //if there had been an intersection with the previous segement, start here to get a nice outline
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        //is there a next segment?
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            p2 = cpoints[i-2];
            CGPoint l2p1,l2p2;
            getOffsetLineSegmentForPoints(p1,p2,lineWidth,&l2p1,&l2p2);

            //calculate the intersection point with the current line segment
            hasIntersection = getLineIntersection(l1p1, l1p2, l2p1, l2p2, &intersectionPoint);
            //if they intersect, the current linesegment has to end here to get a nice outline
            if(hasIntersection){
                l1p2 = intersectionPoint;
            }
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        //write the current linesegment to the path
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        [path addLineToPoint:l1p2];
    }

    //close the path
    [path addLineToPoint:startPoint];

    //we're done
    return path;
}

void getOffsetLineSegmentForPoints(CGPoint p1, CGPoint p2, CGFloat lineWidth, CGPoint *linep1, CGPoint *linep2){
    CGPoint offset = CGPointSub(p2, p1);
    offset = CGPointNorm(offset);
    offset = CGPointOrthogonal(offset);
    offset = CGPointMultiply(offset, lineWidth/2);

    (*linep1) = CGPointAdd(p1, offset);
    (*linep2) = CGPointAdd(p2, offset);
}

CGPoint CGPointSub(CGPoint p1, CGPoint p2){
    return CGPointMake(p1.x-p2.x, p1.y-p2.y);
}

CGPoint CGPointAdd(CGPoint p1, CGPoint p2){
    return CGPointMake(p1.x+p2.x, p1.y+p2.y);
}

CGFloat CGPointLength(CGPoint p){
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}

CGPoint CGPointNorm(CGPoint p){
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    if(length==0)
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    return CGPointMultiply(p, 1/length);
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CGPoint CGPointMultiply(CGPoint p, CGFloat f){
    return CGPointMake(p.x*f, p.y*f);
}

CGPoint CGPointOrthogonal(CGPoint p){
    return CGPointMake(p.y, -p.x);
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BOOL getLineIntersection(CGPoint l1p1, CGPoint l1p2, CGPoint l2p1,
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Happy Easter, all! And Happy New Year! Sok s'bay ch'hnam thmei, sabaidee pi mai Lao, sabai pi mai. I feel so very far from the festivities this year as we make our way through upstate New York and back. I must confess, while many Americans are fixating on a good ham, colored eggs and chocolate bunnies, I'm thinking of the Easter we had last year in Pakse, Laos. A simple and small Catholic Church is found in this predominantly Buddhist town, and we happened to be around for the holiday Mass (plus a candlelight service the night before). Hard pews and long sermons, but friendly and devoted folk.
Confession #2: I did not note what we ate on Easter last year, but I'm quite certain it started with strong coffee and duck noodle soup (that much I recall vividly), and ended with a spicy dinner (jaew? sticky rice? grilled chicken? papaya salad? maybe Indian?) washed down with Beerlao. In any case, may your ham be juicy and your rice plentiful on all the Easters to come.
Beautiful memories. I like how you captured the sentiment and another way of life far from here. Your pictures tell a beautiful story. Happy Easter.
Happy cooking, happy eating, happy Easter!
I'm planning a trip to Laos and intend to attend mass there. As I was researching on the catholic churches in Laos, I happen to embark on your webpage. Could you kindly provide me with some information on the location of this church that you've visited (and how I can get there)? I would really appreciate your help.
http://www.travelfish.org/map_detail/laos/southern_laos/champasak/pakse/14. It's near the hospital and around the corner from a police shop. If you get stuck, ask someone in town and they should be able to guide you.


Do you make organic soaps?
No, actually there are no benefits in using organic certified oils in soap besides a substantial price increase. One of the main components of soap making is Sodium Hydroxide. No soap can be made without it and is far from natural or organic. Be wary of the so called "organic soap" with no USDA or NOP seal.
Do you use Melt and Pour base on your soaps?
No, our soaps are handcrafted from scratch using the traditional cold process method with only 100% food grade oils and fats. We use a higher percentage of soft and emollient oils in our soaps, they are gentle and extra gentle and leave the skin feeling soft and supple.
There is not much difference between most melt and pour bases and commercial soap. Other main reason we do not use melt and pour is because we want 100% control of all the ingredients used in our soaps.
What's wrong with commercial soaps?
Most of them are not soap! I am sure you have seen "Cleansing Bars" and "Beauty Bars". The real reason is that they cannot be called soap. They are detergents.
Yes, but only on a few soaps. Essentials oils lose pretty much all the healing properties during the saponification process and they are extremely expensive.
Once again be wary of soaps with expensive essential oils sold at same prices as the regular soaps.
Does your soap have harmful chemicals?
What Is the Difference between vegan and regular soaps?
There is no discernable difference between vegan and non-vegan soap aside from the oils used to make the soap. Vegan soap is made with only vegetable oils, while non-vegan soap can contain beeswax, milk, honey, and/or Tallow.
Fats are solid at room at room temperature while oils are liquid at room temperature.
Do you superfat your soaps?
Yes, all our soaps are superfatted some more than others. For example Baby Soap, Facial Soap and Aging skin soaps use a highly moisturizing formula with oils and butters with a large percentage of unsaponifiables. This formula has also a higher percentage of superfatting.
Superfatting the soap means you will use more oil than necessary for saponification. Consequently, not all the oil used will be turned into soap. This produces a milder and more gentle soap.
Unsaponifiables are components of an oily (oil, fat, wax) mixture that fail to form soap. Like above this produces a milder and more gentle soap.
All of the soy wax in the US is made by just four companies, and none of them currently process organic soy oil into candle wax at this time. Be wary of "soy organic candles"
Do you use Paraffin wax on your candles?
Soy blends is a mix of soy and paraffin. Most manufacturers do not disclose the amount of paraffin wax in their candles. Candles can be called "soy candles" with as little as 25% soy wax.
How is soy different than paraffin?
The soy wax we use is: Kosher Certified, Environmental, Renewable and Sustainable.
Soy wax candles are 100% vegetable, do not emit any harmful toxins, burn much cooler than paraffin and last about 30% longer.
Paraffin Wax is derived from fossil fuels found deep within the earth. After the refining processes take place, one of the bi-products remaining is paraffin wax. Although paraffin wax has been commonly used in candles, many consumers are looking for vegetable based alternatives.
Are paraffin wax candles toxic?
You can find many articles stating the harmful side effects of using paraffin wax candles and also many others denying toxicity.
Do you use Dyes and UV Inhibitors?
That claim sounds a bit fishy. The wax allows only a certain amount of scent oils anything over will have the opposite effect and will drastically affect the candle performance.
Are your candles soot free?
Unfortunately no candle is completely soot free, It is misleading to state such. However If burned properly 100% soy candles can be virtually soot free.
What you mean by natural?
Yet, another potential misleading label. Arcadia (natural) means that we will avoid as much as possible the use of chemicals and petrochemicals, We at Arcadia go to great lengths to find the highest quality ingredients to provide you with safe and toxic free products that are not harmful to you or the environment.
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Do your candles have phthalates?
All our products are phthalates free.


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Each of our conductors are supported by a team of Assistant Leaders who help demonstrate and model best singing practise in our rehearsals. All expert singers at the beginnings of their professional careers, some of these leaders have come through the LYC system itself, offering an inspiring example for our younger members.
GEORGE COOK
Assistant Leader (Cambiata Boys)
George is a freelance baritone based in London. He studied Music at Durham University, where he gained a high First Class in his final year public recital. Alongside his degree, he was senior choral scholar at Durham Cathedral. He also conducted the University Chamber Choir and was Musical Director and Vocal Director for the Opera Ensemble, for performances such as Gluck's Orfeo ed Euridice and Britten's A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Since graduating from university, George has been an academic Music teacher for the past two years, at Oakham School, where he was also a choral scholar at Peterborough Cathedral, and Ipswich School respectively. He is a graduate of the Genesis Sixteen and National Youth Choir Fellowship schemes, having performed all over the country in Oxford, Barnsley, Cambridge, Nottingham, and Manchester.
Now a freelance musician in London, George is currently a choral scholar at St Martin-in-the-Fields and deputises around other churches in London. George has sung with a number of ensembles including the Chamber Choir of London, the Hilliard Ensemble, His Majestys Sagbutts and Cornetts, and St Martin's Voices. George is also continuing to establish his solo career, with previous concert experience including Handel's Messiah, Bach's B Minor Mass, Mozart's Requiem, Faure's Requiem, Brahms Requiem, and Schutz's Musikalische Exequien. Alongside his singing career, George still wants to inspire the next generation of singers and is thoroughly enjoying working for London Youth Choir and the Centre for Young Musicians.
LAUREN MORGAN
Assistant Leader (Girls' Choir)
Lauren grew up in Dorset and joined the Bournemouth Symphony Youth Chorus at a young age. She was fortunate to have some inspiring music teachers at Clayesmore school and went on to study music at Royal Holloway University of London, graduating with a BMus (Hons). She now works in youth music education as an administrator and is particularly interested in the effect music has on physical & psychological wellbeing.
Lauren is a mezzo-soprano, and sings regularly with the London Youth Chamber Choir, National Youth Choirs and other ensembles, performing in iconic venues and at high-profile events nationally and internationally. Past performance highlights include First Night of the Proms, Centenary Memorial Service at Amiens Cathedral, Patrick Hawes "Great War Symphony" at the Royal Albert Hall, recording at Abbey Road Studios and performing at Ronnie Scott's.
Lauren also deps as a freelance singer and assists with choral workshops across the UK. She is passionate about music education, and is VERY excited to be a member of the LYC staff team!
LUISA BOSELLI-ALCOCK
Assistant Leader (Boys' Choir)
Luisa is a London based freelance soprano who specialises in additional special education. Luisa not only sings as a soloist and in ensembles around London but also teaches at a Nursery, aiding children with additional needs and furthering their development through music.
She is passionate about children's music education, so much that she returned to London Youth Choir as a staff member, having been a member of the choir for 4 years previously. Luisa sings professionally with a number of ensembles and consorts around London as well as teaching singing and violin privately from her home in London.
ELLIE SPERLING
Assistant Leader / Deputy Senior Pastoral Care
Ellie's musical education began at the age of 7, as a chorister at Exeter Cathedral. The chorister experience combined with regular National Youth Choir courses throughout her childhood sparked a real passion for music making, leading to her studying a degree in music at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Now a freelance musician, Ellie loves working with London Youth Choir and Pimlico Musical Foundation, as well as maintaining a busy singing diary with groups such as The Tallis Scholars and The Sixteen. Ellie is also the External Projects Coordinator for St Martin-in-the-Fields, an exciting musical church on Trafalgar Square.
OLIVIA SHOTTON
Assistant Leader (Cambiata Girls)
Olivia is studying for a masters in choral conducting at the Royal Academy of Music. She completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Sheffield, reading music. After graduating, she remained in Sheffield and was Conductor of Belper Singers (Derby), Lyrical Songbirds (Nottingham), YorChoir (York), Dronfield Parish Junior Voices and Assistant Conductor with Neighbourhood Voices (Sheffield).
Additionally, she held a Young Conducting Scholarship with Sing for Pleasure.
As a singer, Olivia was an alto lay clerk at Sheffield Cathedral, a member of Kantos Chamber Choir and has performed as a soloist with Baslow Choir and Sheffield Bach Choir. She continues to sing in several London churches.
Olivia is delighted to be working with the London Youth Choir; as a teenager, she sang as an alto in the London Youth Chamber Choir, with whom she performed live with The Rolling Stones and Ellie Goulding.
PENNY HOMER
Penelope Jane Homer graduated from the University of Nottingham with a Bachelor of Music degree in 2003, where she was a choral scholar at St Barnabas Cathedral. She is the Musical Director of Winchmore Singers, an upper voice choir in North London, as well as Musical Director of Barnet Hospital Choir. She is also Assistant Leader at London Youth Choir.
Previous conducting engagements include Apprentice Musical Director at Enfield Choral Society, Junior Conducting Fellow at Zemel Choir and Musical Director of Barts and the London Musical Society Choir. In addition to conducting, she sings professionally as both a chorister at St Dominic's Priory and as a soloist, and teaches at City Lit and Streatham and Clapham Prep School as well as privately.
She is also the Administration and Communications Officer for Arts Network Sutton.
BETH PARTRIDGE
Administration Assistant and Deputy Assistant Leader
Bethany is a London-based soprano who balances a busy schedule of professional choral work and teaching. She has just completed a 3-year Associate Artist programme with Tenebrae and sings with various choirs including Polyphony, The Gabrieli Consort, London Voices and The Tallis Scholars.
Bethany studied music at Trinity College Cambridge where she was a choral scholar and she went on to hold a fellowship with The National Youth Choir of Great Britain before embarking on a career of professional music-making. Bethany also teaches peripatetic singing at Highgate School and her singing work includes recording, performing in concerts at home and abroad, and singing services in London Churches.
SOPHIE OVERIN
Assistant Leader
Sophie is a recent graduate of Royal Holloway, University of London, where she received a First-Class degree with distinction in Music and French. Now based in London, she is building up a freelance career, and can be found singing with various choirs such as those at St. Sepulchre's, Holborn, St. Bartholomew-the-Great, St. James' Paddington and the Tower of London, amongst others, as well as ensembles such as the Recordare Chamber Choir.
Sophie grew up in Richmond, North Yorkshire where her musical life began at St. Mary's Church. This was followed by her membership of the National Youth Choirs of Great Britain, and vocal studies at the Junior Royal Northern College of Music. At university she held a choral scholarship with the highly-respected Choir of Royal Holloway, with whom she regularly toured and recorded. Whilst at university, she was awarded a place on the prestigious Genesis Sixteen training scheme, led by Harry Christophers and The Sixteen.
Sophie continues to build her performance portfolio, with a particular focus on French 19th and 20th century repertoire for recitals planned for 2020. Sophie has been taught by Jennifer Heslop and Elizabeth Byrne, and currently studies with Tim Travers-Brown.


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1 In a food processor, place low-fat mayonnaise, low-fat sour cream, Gorgonzola cheese, dill, garlic, salt and pepper. Blend until smooth. Sprinkle gelatin into mixture. Allow it to soften for approximately 5 minutes. Blend to mix in gelatin. Cover and chill in the refrigerator until serving.
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All ready for his first day of preschool.
Get out! When did he get old enough to go to preschool. He was just born, right? RIGHT?!!!
Wow!!! I can't believe it, he is a pre-schooler! He is so darn handsome too!
oh my heck he looks so cute!!! I love you Cheeto head.
WOW you are so good lookin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Love the FootBall shirt!!


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Trabzon, Turkey, October 2010
Tony and Tatsinda from California and three local Turkish girls in their late teens. Taken in Trabzon centre in the late afternoon.
View along the misty Altındere valley on the walk up to Sumela Monastery. There is a long walk by a river up many rocky steps to the monastery, which is on a ledge on top a steep cliff, on Melá mountain.
Sumela Monastery of the Virgin Mary is located near Trabzon (Trebizond), on Turkey's Black Sea coast. The Greek orthodox monastery, founded in the year 386 AD, stands at the foot of a steep cliff facing the Altındere valley.
The monastery has been ruined and rebuilt several times over the centuries. Its present form dates from the 13th century. The most important structure is the rock church and a sacred spring.
Steps up to an entrance into Sumela Monastery.
Sumela Monastery buildings.
The Rock Church at Sumela Monastery built into a cliff with painted exterior walls.
Fresco inside the Rock Church.
View of the Rock Church and steps at Sumela Monastery.
Fresco at Sumela Monastery.
Tony and Tatsinda at Sumela Monastery.
Tony and Tatsinda on steps outside The Ataturk mansion. It was built by a wealthy Greek Banker, Konstantinos Kappagianidis. Ataturk stayed their twice in the 1930s.
Tony and Tatsinda outside the Ataturk mansion.
Tony and Tatsinda at a typical Turkish student house in Trabzon. Enjoying local hospitality with the three local girls we met.
Tony, Tatsinda outside the 13th century Hagia Sophia church in Trabzon city centre. It means "Holy Wisdom" in Greek, is a former Greek orthodox church and now the Hagia Sophia Museum. The building is of late Byzantine architecture. The church was converted into a mosque in the 15th century and turned into a museum in the early 1960s.
The Hagia Sophia church is an important example of late Byzantine architecture, being characterised by a high central dome and four large column arches supporting the weight of the dome and ceiling. Below the dome is an Opus sectile pavement of multi-coloured stones. The church was built with a cross-in-square plan, but with an exterior form in the shape of a cross thanks to prominent north and south porches. The structure is 22 metres long, 11.6 metres wide and 12.7 metres tall. The late 13th-century frescos, revealed during restoration, illustrate New Testament themes. External stone figurative reliefs and other ornamenting is in keeping with local traditions found in Georgia and Armenia.
Bell tower of Hagia Sophia church, Trabzon. 24 metres to the west of the church, the bell tower, built 1425, is 40 metres high and also contains frescoes.
Byzantine painted frescos inside the church.
Frescos inside church.
More frescos.
Domed window with frescos.
The high central dome of Hagia Sophia church. Painted with frescos.
Church garden viewed through one of the church arches.
A view of the nearby coastline and Black Sea over one wall of the church grounds.


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Vix dum a nobis è un'enciclica di papa Pio IX, pubblicata il 7 marzo 1874 e scritta all'Episcopato austriaco.

Il Pontefice descrive la situazione della Chiesa in Austria, e denunzia i progetti di leggi statale che ledono il Concordato stipulato nel 1855, vedendovi in essi un ritorno al giuseppinismo. Inoltre ribadisce il valore del Concordato ed invita l'Episcopato a trovare i mezzi più efficaci per assicurare alla Chiesa la sua libertà

Voci correlate
Il Concordato con l'Austria del 1855
Papa Pio IX
Encicliche
Elenco delle encicliche

Collegamenti esterni

Encicliche di Pio IX

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Obscene Language Reveals a Sinful Heart
Published: September 23, 2012/Saint Gabriels Newsroom/Last Updated: September 23, 2012
My wife, who works part time at a Robin's Donuts, recently told me an interesting story…
My wife, who works part time at a Robin's Donuts, recently told me an interesting story: A customer was sitting in her car, waiting to be served in the drive-through line. She began complaining to herself, using a lot of F-words. Apparently, she felt the line was moving too slow. However, she did not realize that the Robin's staff could hear her foul language through the outside microphone.
One of the staff members told the customer through the outside loudspeaker to refrain from using such language because it could be heard inside the store. Surprised and embarrassed, the customer said she was sorry. However, when she got to the service window she was angry.
"I'm not going to be corrected by the Robin's girl! F— you!" she said and then drove away.
The staff member, who was the target of this tirade, turned around to her coworkers and said, "What a f—ing b—ch! I'm not going to have anyone swear in my line!"
Now, maybe I'm just an overly sensitive conservative Catholic, but I find this whole episode disturbing. There is so much sin involved in this exchange, it's hard to know where to start. Aside, from the obvious use of obscene language (by women, no less), sinful pride and hypocrisy are revealed.
The customer, when she thought no one was listening, felt comfortable using obscene language. (How often do we swear at people in our thoughts? How often do we sin when we think no one is watching?) The customer initially apologized because she was caught off guard and was embarrassed. However, as she waited in line with her injured pride, she became angry and wanted revenge.
When she got to the window, she revealed her prideful spirit: "I'm not going to be corrected by the Robin's Girl…" That disdain and contempt for someone she thinks is below her is, in my opinion, worse than the foul language she used. However, note that the Robin's girl uses hateful, foul language herself and then, hypocritically, says she doesn't want anyone swearing in "her" line (revealing a prideful heart).
I believe that foul language isn't nearly as bad as the contemptuous, angry and hateful spirit that it usually reveals. I worked for many years in a religious environment in which obscene language wasn't allowed; however, some of the employees used other words and means to express the sinful condition of their hearts.
When I think about episodes like the one above, I imagine how innocent and relatively sinless these two women were when they were very young children. What a shame that so many adults allow sin to so dominate their hearts. No wonder our Lord said, "I tell you the truth, unless you turn from your sins and become like little children, you will never get into the Kingdom of Heaven" (Mt. 18:3).
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Пелевинское се́льское поселе́ние — упразднённое муниципальное образование в Юрьевецком районе Ивановской области Российской Федерации.

Административный центр — деревня Пелевино.

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Статус и границы сельского поселения установлены Законом Ивановской области от 25 февраля 2005 года № 54-ОЗ «О городском и сельских поселениях в Юрьевецком муниципальном районе».

Законом Ивановской области от 6 мая 2015 года № 34-ОЗ, Елнатское и Пелевинское сельские поселения преобразованы, путём объединения, в Елнатское сельское поселение с административным центром в селе Елнать.

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Упразднённые муниципальные образования Юрьевецкого района
Упразднённые сельские поселения Ивановской области
Сельские поселения, упразднённые в 2015 году


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Will Amitabh Bachchan do anything for money?
Yesterday, when rumours of the possible imposition of President's Rule in Uttar Pradesh began swirling around, a familiar figure that also sells cars, chocolates, chyawanprash, clothes and colas bobbed up on TV screens, across channels: that of Amitabh Srivastava alias Bachchan.
In his now-familiar avuncular persona, Big B batted bigtime for the land of his father, the place of his birth, the state of his wife's Rajya Sabha membership, and the kingdom of his saviours (in alphabetical order) Amar Singh, Mulayam Singh Yadav, and Subroto Roy 'Sahara'.
Applauded by a paid, studio-assembled audience, Mr Bachchan does a poem, a laboured exercise in alliteration, to say that the law and order situation in UP is not so bad, that there are states with a worse L & O situation, and that people actually sleep peacefully at night in India's biggest state because there is no jurm.
All of which may be true—if you can forget Nithari.
Just what is it that makes Amitabh Bachchan stick his neck out like this? Just what is it that has enabled M/s Yadav, Roy and Singh to obtain such a stranglehold on his senses? And, pardon us for our impertinence, is there anything, anything at all, Amitabh Bachchan won't do for a fee?
Including dancing on the bodies of dead children?
i agree that mulayam has slipped on many issues.nithari killings were barbaric.In a way the blame for morally unpardonable policing could be laid at his door.He has to take responsibility for the decline of UP.
But is he the only one responsible.What about ajith singh,mayavati,vp singh,the congress,bjp.
Now i am going to tread on dangerous territory.I feel it is only the relatively docile peasant communities like vokkaligas and yadavs in UP,who are the object of scorn and contempt of the pseudo-secular journalists like the "konga" N.ram.
The khalistanis(jat sikh akalis),yadavs in bihar,karunanidhi,PMK in TN are judged by different yardsticks by these "intellectuals".They will fall at the feet of Kamma/reddy/jat/maratha/thevar/gounder/vanniya goonda/strongmen.The aforementioned konga is one such joker.
Amitabh is supporting a nationalist like mulayam who has respect for deve gowda.In fact karunanidhi stabbed HD in the back.


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Sides Looking for Success at Lakeside and Lake Ozark This Weekend
Inside Line Promotions - PORT ROYAL, Pa. (Oct. 13, 2020) - Jason Sides is looking forward to returning to a pair of race tracks in the Midwest this weekend.
World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series events on Friday at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kan., and Saturday at Lake Ozark Speedway in Eldon, Mo., during the Jason Johnson Classic mark the final visit to the middle of the country this season.
"We've enjoyed good results at both tracks and this is the final trip to the Midwest so we're aiming for a successful weekend," he said. "Just like always, it starts with laying down a good qualifying lap each night."
Sides finished a career-best second at Lakeside Speedway in 2013. He established a new track record and placed sixth in the A Main at Lake Ozark Speedway last year.
Sides is coming off a frustrating weekend at Port Royal Speedway during the Nittany Showdown. He qualified outside the top 15 in his group each night, which buried him in the racing program.
"Friday didn't go very well and I tried like hell the second night," he said. "We even changed cars and made a lot of steps to try to be better. I couldn't run the top in turns three and four, which really hurt us."
QUICK RESULTS -
Oct. 9 - Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal, Pa. - Qualifying: 19; Heat race: 10 (10); C Main: 3 (2).
Oct. 10 - Port Royal Speedway in Port Royal, Pa. - Qualifying: 16; Heat race: 8 (8); B Main: 12 (14).
SIDES MOTORSPORTS SEASON STATS -
71 races, 0 wins, 0 top fives, 8 top 10s, 30 top 15s, 48 top 20s
UP NEXT -
Friday at Lakeside Speedway in Kansas City, Kan., and Saturday at Lake Ozark Speedway in Eldon, Mo., for the Jason Johnson Classic with the World of Outlaws NOS Energy Drink Sprint Car Series
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MATCH PREVIEW | FULHAM v LUTON TOWN
Craven Cottage - 7:45pm - Pay on the night - Live on iFollow Hatters
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The Hatters face Scott Parker's Fulham under the lights at Craven Cottage this evening aiming to win their second game in a row - and a third in five Sky Bet Championship matches.
After an impressive 3-0 home win against Bristol City on Saturday, Town travel to south-west London full of confidence after ending the Robins' ten league game unbeaten run.
With four Championship wins, the Hatters currently occupy 17th position (dropping a place following Millwall's 2-2 draw with Cardiff last night) and are seven places and five points adrift of their counterparts this evening.
Fulham suffered their third loss of the season with defeat at Stoke on Saturday, but remain just two points away from the play-off places.
International supporters will be able to stream and follow the game at Craven Cottage live on iFollow Hatters. Subscribers can also tune into Simon Pitts' full match commentary as well.
GRAEME JONES SAID:
On Fulham's chances this season: "There is no way I'm sitting here underestimating Fulham, absolutely no chance. They are a top team, I expect them to get promoted. This is one of the most difficult games of the season going to Craven Cottage.
"I've been there with Everton, been there with Wigan and I know from experience as a player, me and Brabs (Gary Brabin) played there together at Craven Cottage years ago, I've got total respect for the football club and I've got total respect for the manager. The staff and their players are Premier League quality and we need to be ready."
On Aleksandar Mitrovic and other Fulham threats: "He's probably the one with the most pedigree. An international, scored Premier League goals, a lot of Premier League goals, and he's a handful. Cairney the same, the two Reids - you could go on and on. They've got some really good players, but so have we. We will go there looking forward to the challenge and we will see what happens."
On manager Scott Parker: "He played with a good friend we share – Stuart Balmer – who was at Charlton a long time and I played with him at Wigan and a few other clubs. Stu always speaks really, really well about Scott. You can see his principles in his teams, how he wants to play. With the ball he wants possession and I've got great respect for that. To see somebody want to get on the front foot, score goals and win games, especially a British coach, is refreshing."
Relegated from the Premier League last season after beating Aston Villa in the play-off final at Wembley Stadium the campaign prior, Fulham have been FA Cup and Europa League finalists, as well as Football League Division One, Two and Three Champions a total of four times.
WHEN & WHERE?
Kick-off is 7:45pm at Craven Cottage on Wednesday 23rd October.
The referee for tonight's game is John Brooks – who has taken charge of ten games this season, dishing out 36 yellow cards in the process.
Tickets for this match are sold out.
PLAYED BEFORE?
This match will be the first meeting in almost 20 years between the two teams but the 58th in total.
Luton have won 22 of those, whilst Fulham have the superior record with 28 wins. The two sides have shared seven draws since their first game against each other in 1908.
FOLLOW THE ACTION
The main blow-by-blow action account of the action from Kenilworth Road will be provided via the Match Centre on the club website, which you can access by clicking here.
The main moments from the game will appear on the Hatters' social media feeds:
Twitter – @LutonTown
Facebook – www.facebook.com/LutonTown/
Instagram – www.instagram.com/ltfc_official/
WATCH LIVE ON IFOLLOW HATTERS
As ever, Simon 'Statto' Pitts will be on hand to provide commentary for iFollow Hatters which you can subscribe to by clicking here.
For midweek matches, supporters in the UK and Ireland can watch the live stream along with overseas viewers. To do so, click here to purchase a £10 match pass so you don't miss a kick!
Fulham vs Luton Town on 23 Oct 19


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When you have trees at your home, no matter where it is located, the most common and important maintenance procedure that you need to carry out on a regular basis is tree trimming or tree removal. In order to maintain the structural integrity and aesthetics of your property, the level of attention you need to invest in the care and maintenance of the trees on your property will be high.
More often than not, many homeowners tend to overlook the importance of tree trimming and the use of a professional tree removal service. Yes, it will certainly improve the appearance of your home to a great extent; however, there are also a lot of other benefits you could enjoy from proper tree pruning or tree trimming.
The terms tree trimming and tree pruning are often used correspondently; however, these two terms are actually different in meaning. Tree trimming refers to the process of cutting down overgrown trees or plants. Tree pruning, on the other hand, involves the removal of infected, loose, or dead stems or branches from a plant.
The trees in your backyard will be able to better withstand adverse weather conditions after they are trimmed or pruned. When you choose a professional tree service company in Charlotte NC, like Wizard of Sod, they will use the proper techniques, which in turn will make the roots of trees stronger, enabling them to remain healthy and endure harsh weather. This will also help with the growth of new branches.
In fact, this is the most crucial reason why you should hire a company offering tree service in Charlotte NC to prune your trees. Dead branches in trees can fall very easily, especially when there is a storm or heavy winds. Not just that, they are also most likely to fall even with small wind movements, thus being seriously hazardous. Other branches that are also dangerous include those that grow into electric lines and over your roof. Therefore, trimming or pruning these branches as early as possible is good for the safety of you and your family members.
Another major benefit of tree trimming or tree pruning is the fact that you will be able to better manage insects and pests. The outdoor trees and shrubs on your property will obviously attract insects and pests. If these are not controlled properly, it can lead to a lot of problems. While many insects may not necessarily kill your plants, they can however spread a lot of diseases, reducing the strength of the trees or plants, and increasing the chances of falling branches. And if the plants or trees are close to your home, these insects can easily enter your home and nest inside, leading to even more troubles. So, having your trees pruned or trimmed by a professional tree removal company in Charlotte right on time will help prevent such serious issues.
If you have a view of a natural structure, like a lake, mountain, valley, etc., and you have tree branches blocking the view, this would be another obvious reason to hire a tree pruning company in Charlotte NC. By getting rid of all the hindering branches, you will be able to better enjoy the view right from the comfort of your home.
Tree pruning in Charlotte NC can be done any time of the year. All you need to do is give us a call and our experts will reach your home in no time!


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The Impress.org Team regularly contributes to the WordPress and broader open source communities. All of our code is GPL compliant and never proprietary. Whether through code contributions on GitHub or WordCamp involvement, we are deeply dedicated to empowering others to do good through open source.
Since its founding, this company has focused on providing solutions that empower organizations to reach their full online potential. Our open source contributions and support of the WordPress community have played a huge role in our company identity. We believe in Code for Good so that everyone can Press Forward.
After several WordCamps and meetups, Devin Walker, founder, sees the need for well-built plugins for small businesses. The company is founded to fill the gap.
The first open source plugins are released on WordPress.org, complete with full documentation and backed by high-quality technical support. Each serves to help small businesses succeed online.
Jason Knill joins as Head of Finance and Matt Cromwell joins as Head of Support, partnering with Devin. All of their skills combined allow the company to provide more well-rounded expertise and better serve customers.
During the last WordCamp San Francisco Matt and Devin are inspired to solve a big problem in the nonprofit space: online donations. The idea for GiveWP is born.
The company sponsors WordCamp San Diego where GiveWP is unveiled to the WordPress world.
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Devin and Matt attend the first ever WordCamp US in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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Home » Crime Watch: Lower north shore drink driving, numerous break and enters, plus an "upskirting" arrest in Chatswood.
Crime Watch: Lower north shore drink driving, numerous break and enters, plus an "upskirting" arrest in Chatswood.
Break Enter and Steal – Cremorne
Police are investigating a break and enter in Gerard Street, Cremorne where 8 skateboards valued at approximately $7000 were stolen from a storage cage.
Sometime between Monday 1st March and Tuesday 9th March two offenders, a male and a female, forced their way into the locked storage area. The male is described as male, 28-35 years old, 165cm tall stocky build short brown hair. The female offender is described as 25-28 years old, slim build, long blonde hair, heavily tattooed left arm. The pair were believed to be driving a Nissan X-Trail with QLD registration.
Upskirting – Chatswood
Police have charged a 39-year-old Castle Hill man after he was allegedly caught filming up the skirts of several young females in Chatswood last week.
Around 3:30 pm last Friday (12 March) a 14-year-old schoolgirl boarded a train travelling from the city to Chatswood. As she passed the Castle Hill man, who was already on board, she noticed he was allegedly holding his phone in a way that enabled him to record up the skirts of herself and several other schoolgirls.
The Castle Hill man and the girl alighted at Chatswood, where the girl has reported the matter to police. Police will allege that upon alighting the train the Castle Hill man followed several groups of young women while attempting to record under their skirts.
Shortly after 4:00 pm police were speaking with the 14-year-old victim at Chatswood Train Station when they spotted the Castle Hill man. The man was arrested and his phone seized. He was taken to Chatswood Police Station where he was charged with one count of film person's private parts without consent – aggravated and two counts of film person's private parts without consent. He was granted conditional bail and will face Hornsby Local Court later this month.
High Range PCA – Willoughby
Around 1:00 am Wednesday 10th March police received numerous calls regarding a single-vehicle crash on Stephen Street, Willoughby. Police made their way to the location where they located a trail of destruction with approximately 15 garbage bins allegedly mowed down by a silver Toyota Corolla stopped nearby.
Police approached the vehicle and will allege upon speaking with the driver, a 68-year-old Roseville man, it immediately became evident the driver was highly intoxicated. After a protracted conversation with the driver where although no longer having the keys to his vehicle the driver made several attempts to drive away. A roadside breath test recorded a positive result and as a result, the driver was arrested and taken to Chatswood Police Station. At the station the driver underwent a breath analysis which returned a result of 0.212 grams of alcohol in his breath, reading more than 4 times the legal limit. His licence was suspended immediately, he will face court next month.
Malicious Damage – Neutral Bay
Police have charged a 45-year-old Surry Hills man following an incident in Neutral Bay last week where locals intervened when the Surry Hills man started allegedly attacking a taxi with a skateboard.
Around 10:15 pm Wednesday 10th March the Surry Hills man entered the taxi on Military Road, a short time later the man asked the taxi to stop so that he could use an ATM, the taxi stopped in Waters Road where the man got out and allegedly began striking the taxi repeatedly with his skateboard, several bystanders intervened and stopped the man before contacting police. Police arrived a short time later and arrested the man, he was taken to Chatswood Police station where he was charged with maliciously damaging property. Sk8er boi will be rocking up Manly Local Court next month.
Stealing/Drugs – Artarmon
Police have charged a 43-year-old Artarmon woman with stealing and drug offences following a number of thefts from local pharmacies in recent weeks.
Police will allege that on Tuesday 2nd and Wednesday 3rd March the woman entered a pharmacy on Hampden Road, Artarmon and stole cosmetics to the value of $140 and on Thursday 4th March entered a pharmacy on Victoria Avenue, Chatswood and stole more cosmetics.
Around 6:30 pm Saturday 13 March police attended an address in Barton Road, Artarmon and arrested the woman. While searching the woman police will allege they located a clear resealable bag containing a crystal substance believed to be Methylamphetamine. The woman was taken to Chatswood Police Station where she was charged with 3 counts of shoplifting and 1 count of possessing a prohibited drug, she will face court next month.
Aggravated Break Enter and Steal – Castle Cove
Around 1:55 am Tuesday 9th March residents of a home in Morella Place, Castle Cove were woken to the sound of someone attempting to open the front door of their home.
One of the residents went to investigate and found an unknown male attempting to force entry to the home and another male standing next to the homeowner's high-performance vehicle. Upon spotting the homeowner the two offenders fled, last seen heading towards Deepwater Road. The offenders are both described as being of African or Middle Eastern Appearance, thin build and about 6 foot tall.
Police are asking for anyone that may have noticed any suspicious activity at the stated location during the given times and dates to please contact North Shore Police on 9414 8499 or Crime Stoppers (1800 333 000 or Crime Stoppers).
Break Enter and Steal – McMahons Point
Sometime between 6:00 pm and 11:30 pm Monday 8th March unknown offenders have broken into a home in East Crescent Street, McMahons Point while the owners were out to dinner.
The owners returned home to find the property ransacked with property in strewn throughout several rooms. The offenders made off with more than $25,000 worth of jewellery.
olice are asking for anyone that may have noticed any suspicious activity at the stated location during the given times and dates to please contact North Shore Police on 9414 8499 or Crime Stoppers (1800 333 000 or Crime Stoppers).
Anna Usher2021-10-06T12:36:37+11:00March 17, 2021|News, Crime Watch|


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Lanicides banatawa är en ringmaskart som beskrevs av Anne D. Hutchings 1997. Lanicides banatawa ingår i släktet Lanicides och familjen Terebellidae. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.

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Beauty is in the eye of the... fish?
We've all heard the saying, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." The truth behind this well-known phrase is obvious when you visit some of the many streams of the southern Appalachian Mountains, because each person's idea of beauty determines the state of their land and streams. Do streams that appear "pretty" or "clean" to us also function as "healthy" streams? The answer to that question is a matter of perspective. To gain some perspective, let us consider a "beautiful" stream from the eyes of a fish.
Read more about Beauty is in the eye of the... fish?
Read more about What is a stream, anyway?
We hope you had a chance to read our last column, and if you did, you'll know that Ph.D. students from the University of Georgia's Integrative Conservation (ICON) program are working with the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee (LTLT) and the Coweeta Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Project this spring to develop a plan for implementing a new southern Appalachian Stream Visual Assessment Protocol (saSVAP) specific to this region, adapted by Jeremy Sullivan, a Ph.D. candidate at UGA. But what is a Stream Visual Assessment Protocol, and why is it important for the region?
A new partnership is expected to strengthen the existing relationship between the Land Trust for the Little Tennessee (LTLT ) and the University of Georgia (UGA). Eleven PhD students from UGA's Integrative Conservation (ICON) Program have commit-ted their academic spring semester to help LTLT and ICON partner, extending the existing relationships between the Coweeta Long Term Ecological Research (LTER) Project and local community members. The new collaboration, initiated by Jason Meader and Bill McLarney of LTLT and Drs.
A new study by researchers from the health, environmental, business and university sectors has concluded that America is doing "more than before" when it comes to climate preparedness, "but less than needed." Given that some degree of climate change is inevitable, even if we halt all new green-house gas emissions today, they conclude that we need to do more to ensure that America's health, economy, and environment will be safe in a changed future.
Here in southern Appalachia, we have an interesting invasive plant invader that Coweeta LTER Scientists have been studying. Japanese Stilt- grass — also known as Nepalese Browntop or porcelain packing grass — (Micorstegium vimineum) is a shade-tolerant annual grass in our forests that we think deserves more attention given some of the changes it is causing within local ecosystems.
"Climate is what you expect. Weather is what you get." This saying, often attributed to Mark Twain, provides an entry to thinking about climate adaptation. Weather is directly felt and seen and it's easy to plan for. We look at the five-day forecast, we see that it's going to be cooler, and we pull that box of sweaters down from the attic. But climate is different. It refers to long-term temperature and precipitation averages for a given region, which we can't directly experience through our senses.


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Ej att förväxla med Hamrånge.
Harmånger är en tätort och kyrkort i Harmångers socken i Nordanstigs kommun, Hälsingland. Harmånger är beläget vid E4 mitt emellan Sundsvall och Hudiksvall. Norr om samhället flyter Harmångersån.

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Kyrktornet i Harmångers kyrka är ett gammalt försvarstorn från 1100-talet när Harmånger var en handelsplats. Östersjön (Bottenhavet) gick då hela vägen fram till byn och båtar tog sig in för att utbyta varor och i övrigt idka handel.

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Harmånger är en jordbruksbygd med stora jordbruk. Här finns  matvaruaffär, blomsterhandel, pizzeria, restauranger, apotek, vårdcentral, fabriksbutik, café, sågverk med mera.

I Harmånger har det tidigare funnits två bensinstationer men den sista avbemannades 2007 och lades ned 2012. Tidigare fanns två matvaruaffärer; den kvarvarande ICA-butiken öppnade istället en bankautomat när banken stängde i slutet av 2010. Det tidigare dygnet-runt öppna motellet håller nu stängt några timmar under natten.

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