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How to DIY Your Own Candy Cane Sugar Scrub at Home
Rebecca Norris
Rebecca is a contributing writer for Byrdie where she specializes in all things nails. She has worked in beauty editorial for seven years.
Adina Grigore/Design by Cristina Cianci
The holidays are among us and winter is almost here, which means one thing: It's time to dig into a cold weather body care routine. After all, as soon as temperatures start to dip, our skin begins to falter in its moisture content. That's because our topmost layer of skin starts to get dry, and dead skin cells build up, effectively blocking moisture out. Thankfully, body scrubs exist to slough away these dead cells and make way for optimal hydration. And, when it comes to body scrubs for winter, there's nothing quite as festive as a candy cane mixture. From the invigorating scent to the festive nostalgia, you'll want to use a candy cane scrub daily (but, to keep your skin healthy, it's best to keep it to just one to two times a week—you don't want to over-exfoliate).
While more than a few options exist on the market, DIY expert Adina Grigore, recommends whipping up your very own at home. Ahead, Grigore shares her recipe for a DIY candy cane sugar scrub, plus some best-use tips from a board-certified dermatologist.
Adina Grigore is a DIY expert, the founder of S.W. Basics, and the author of Skin Cleanse.
Dr. Michele Green is a board-certified dermatologist specializing in cosmetic dermatology in New York City.
Here's What You'll Need
Pink HImalayan Salt
Dried Clay Mask (Bentonite Is Recommended)
Avocado or Olive Oil
The Ingredients: Benefits and Side Effects
Before getting into how to mix the ingredients, let's go over why they're worthwhile in the first place.
Raw Sugar: According to Green, the ultra-small particles of raw sugar make it an excellent topical exfoliant. When used in body scrubs, it works to exfoliate dead surface skin cells to revely glowing, healthy-looking skin underneath. "Sugar scrubs also have a few benefits over salt scrubs such as hydration and gentleness," she adds.
Pink Himalayan Salt: While sugar makes for a more gentle scrub, Green says that adding a touch of pink Himalayan salt not only adds a touch more exfoliation, but also an antimicrobial element to the mixture—which can be especially beneficial if you're hoping to address and treat body acne with the scrub. Plus, it takes the cleaning power of the scrub to a whole new level. "Salt absorbs dirt and toxins on top of having natural antibacterial properties," she adds.
Coconut Oil: Known to reduce inflammation and increase hydration, Green says coconut oil is a shoo-in for body scrubs and skincare as a whole. "The medium-chain fatty acids found in coconut oil also possess antimicrobial properties that can help treat acne and protect the skin from harmful bacteria," she adds. On the downside, letting coconut oil soak into skin for long amounts of time can sometimes clog pores and contribute to breakouts. So, if you have oily skin, Green says to only leave the scrub on for a few minutes and to avoid overnight skincare formulated with the ingredient.
Peppermint Essential Oil: This ingredient adds a delicious scent to the body scrub while adding to its natural cleansing ability. "Peppermint oil naturally cleanses the skin and has antiseptic and antibacterial properties," Green explains. "It has a cooling effect which soothes irritation and inflammation due to acne. And, due to its antimicrobial properties, peppermint oil may help reduce levels of acne-causing bacteria on the skin to help treat pimples (but you shouldn't rely on its powers alone)." That said, given it's an essential oil, Green says that it can be potentially irritating. As a result, she recommends applying peppermint essential oil to your skin every few days before using the scrub to ensure your skin can tolerate it. "Stop use and wash off immediately if you develop any redness, burning, stinging, or peeling," she instructs.
Matcha Tea: This green tea might be one of the trendiest bevs around town, but it's also a stellar skincare ingredient. "Green tea's anti-inflammatory properties can help reduce skin irritation, skin redness, and swelling," Green says. "Applying green tea to your skin can soothe minor cuts and sunburn, too."
Bentonite Clay: If the goal is to remove toxins and balance oil production, Green says that Bentonite clay can help. "The clay can help remove sebum, or oil, from the skin's surface, and it may also have a calming effect on inflamed breakouts," she explains. "Using a clay face (or body) mask can help remove impurities from the skin to treat acne or reduce the risk of pimples and skin infections." The key thing to remember is that bentonite clay comes from the Earth, so it's important to look for products that are tested for heavy metals, pesticides, and other harmful substances to ensure you're not slathering your skin with them.
Avocado Oil: The green fruits are as good for your skin as they are for your diet. "Avocado oil contains a high percentage of vitamin E, as well as potassium, lecithin, and many other nutrients which can nourish and moisturize your skin," Green shares. "The oleic acid also promotes collagen production, which helps grow new skin. This accelerates the healing process, helping with issues like sunburn."
Olive Oil: Here's another oil that's equally beneficial for your skin and diet. "If you're prone to acne, using [products] made with olive oil may help decrease your acne by killing off the bacteria that causes the acne," Green says. "Olive oil is also known to moisturize and hydrate your skin." What's more, she shares that, since it's high in antioxidants, it works well to protect the skin against environmental damage and inflammation.
Now that you're fully versed on the ingredients and why they make for more than just a pretty, delightfully-scented scrub, keep reading to learn how to mix them together for ultimate skin benefits.
Create Layer One
Peter Dazely / Getty Images/ Design by Cristina Cianci
Layer One Ingredients:
½ cup white or raw sugar
½ cup Pink Himalayan Salt
3 to 4 tablespoons of coconut oil
20 to 30 drops peppermint essential oil
Layer One Instructions:
"Combine sugar and salt and then press in coconut oil so that it soaks in and makes a scrub consistency," Grigore says. "Add 20 peppermint drops, stir, and smell. Adjust accordingly."
Then Mix Your Second Layer
Getty/Design by Cristina Cianci
Layer Two Ingredients:
½ cup matcha tea
2 tablespoons dried clay mask (like bentonite)
1 to 2 tablespoons avocado or olive oil
Layer Two Instructions:
"Slowly combine matcha and clay," Grigore instructs. "Stir avocado or olive oil in, making a liquidy green paste."
Combine the Two Layers in a Jar
"In a four-to-eight-ounce clear jar, scoop layer one into the bottom of the jar," Grigore says. "Next, add some of layer two on top." Rotate between layers until you reach the top of the jar. Seal to store, and use a spoon to scoop when you're ready to use. (If you want a little extra flair, sprinkle with crushed candy canes. Just don't scrub your skin with the pieces, as Grigore and Green say that doing so is far too harsh for the skin.)
Then Put Your Scrub to Use
Grigore says you have two options. "You can scrub down with one layer at a time—think of it as going between body scrub to body mask—or you can mix it all together and scrub down your entire body in the shower," she says, noting to apply it in gentle circular motions before rinsing away." It will leave you smelling like the holidays and looking glowy clean," she exclaims.
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La  est une construction art nouveau de Nancy, dont la destruction dans les années 1970 a lancé un mouvement de vaste protection de réalisations école de Nancy aux monuments historiques.

Histoire
En 1901, un vaste projet immobilier, visant à la construction de 88 villas, est confié aux architectes Émile André et Henry Gutton ; qui n'aboutira en réalité qu'à la construction de six maisons.
La première est la villa Fournier-Defaut, du nom de l'entreprise Fournier et Defaut, entrepreneurs du parc de Saurupt, et réalisée par Henri Gutton et Joseph Hornecker.

Villa emblématique et "villa témoin" puisqu'elle se situe à l'entrée de la grille du parc de lotissement haut de gamme de Saurupt, la villa ne survivra pas au modernisme outrancier des années 1970 et sera détruite en 1975, toutefois l'élégante grille d'entrée du lotissement sera démontée et conservée par la ville. Elle sera finalement remontée dans les années 2000 lors de la création d'un espace vert :  la square Jules Dorget.

Il eut fallu le choc de deux destructions majeures (précédemment la villa Paul Luc (1905) avait été détruite en 1968) pour que plusieurs édifices art nouveau de la ville furent protégés au titre des monuments historiques à la fin de la décennie 1970.

Description

Monuments inscrits à la suite de la destruction de la villa
 Maison Les Pins, 2 rue Albin-Haller (Nancy)

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Bâtiment détruit à Nancy
Architecture Art nouveau à Nancy

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Broadcast production and technology event BVE North 2013 has opened its doors this morning at the Manchester Central Complex. Pre-registration figures promise a big crowd over the two-day event.
BVE North attracts over 100 industry-leading exhibitors including JVC, Cooke Optics, Sennheiser, Timeline TV, and Presteigne Charter. ARRI will present a camera masterclass, and the Adobe Theatre will offer tips and information on a range of professional Adobe products and services, including its Creative Cloud.
Visitors can also benefit from the two-day seminar programme, with sessions given by leaders from the broadcast and content creation industry. The event provides an opportunity to network with industry professionals, not only during the day but at fringe events that will take place around Manchester.
BVE North opened at 09:30 on 12 November, running until 18:00. Doors open on 13 November at 09:30 with the show closing at 16:30. Registration can be completed on the BVE north website.


Illaenus punctatus was named by Raymond (1905). Its type specimen is CM 1278, an exoskeleton, and it is a 3D body fossil.
It was recombined as Nanillaenus punctatus by Shaw (1968); it was recombined as Thaleops punctata by Amati and Westrop (2004).


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Cork Volunteer Centre will host a special 2 hour workshop on 25th October where you will hear more about what being on a board involves and how it helps you both give back to the community, and provides you with new skills to improve your employment prospects.
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There is something so sublime about walking around my apartment with a heaping helping of mayonnaise on my tresses.
I am a lover of mayo and what it does for my curls. The smell may not be as awe inspiring, but the beautiful bounce to my curls and the shine is the bomb.
Now I have tried many conditioners (ranging in price) and found some to be downright awful and others simply just got the job done (nothing to write home about). Since I have been using mayo in my hair though, every deep condition session has helped and that's something most products just can't do. What I also can't stop raving about is the price. Most people already have the ingredients for this simple deep conditioner in their fridge so for those lucky souls, it could be free. For the ladies who don't mind making a quick trip to the grocery store, spending 10 bucks will give you the ingredients you need to make this conditioner time and time again.
Mix ingredients together in bowl. Simple, right?
I decided to start using mayo on my curlies after watching Naptural85's wash routine video. I really love how beautiful and healthy her hair looks so I decided to give her entire routine a try, (but this post isn't about all of that), we're just discussing the greatness of Mayo so back to it. Above, I listed the ingredients for the mayo deep conditioner (mix the contents in a bowl). You can warm it up a bit but be careful because if it is warmed too long, the egg will begin to cook and that's just no good (eww). Check out the steps below to see how I apply the conditioner to my hair.
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The sitting tug-of-war game, a folk game during the festivals and rituals at Tran Vu temple in Thach Ban ward, Long Bien district, in Hanoi, was added to the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
On the morning of April 7 (the third day of the third lunar month), Thach Ban ward organised a ceremony to receive UNESCO's certificate recognising the traditional sitting tug-of-war game of Tran Vu temple as an intangible cultural heritage of humanity.
Tran Vu Temple Festival is held on the third day of the third lunar month every year to show the respect of people towards the gods and reflecting the dreams and aspirations of people for a peaceful life.
Before the sitting tug-of-war competition, teams offered incense at Tran Vu temple. At the ritual offering, it is indispensable to offer a pig's head and steamed glutinous rice.
The three team leaders are implementing the ritual of lifting the rattan, which used as the rope in the sitting tug-of-war game.
The members of three teams are carrying the rope to the stadium.
Each team includes 15, 17 or 19 members depending on each year and team leader.
The pole in the middle symbolises the linga, or male virility and the tugging back and forth denotes the longing for growing and bumper crops, so the participants are very happy and enthusiastic about joining the game.
In the game, two teams sit on the ground and tug a rope over 30 metres long that is passed through a hole in a wooden pole fixed firmly in the ground.
Crowds of people cheer on the teams.
The game symbolises the desire of farmers for good luck, bumper crops and favourable weather conditions. It also reinforces and renews social relationships and strengthens communal solidarity. Therefore, the focus is not on winning but on thoroughly enjoying the game.
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You may notice that fossils of certain organisms have different morphologies, or forms, through time. This is because some organisms develop new features, like shells that are thicker or shaped differently. This process of changing is called evolution. How and why these changes come about, or why they don't, are the focus of much research.
Fossils also show us that many groups of creatures eventually become extinct. Trilobites, once plentiful in the Cambrian seas of Wisconsin, are extinct today, along with countless other creatures. Why are trilobites extinct, but direct descendants of other creatures that lived during the Paleozoic era, such as snails, abundant today? Some creatures survive during periods during which many other organisms become extinct. Does this happen because they are better adapted to their environment than those that became extinct, or are they just lucky? Paleontologists are working to answer these questions.
Can you imagine that this coral could have been growing in your backyard?
What was the area we now call Wisconsin like 400 million years ago? It is possible to determine the environmental conditions of the past on the basis of the organisms that lived in an area at a certain time. Using information from living relatives of extinct creatures and assuming that similar, related creatures lived in similar habitats, we can make inferences about the past. For example, one indicator of marine environments is coral. Today, corals and coral reefs require specific conditions to flourish—warm temperatures (25°C to 29°C [77°F to 84°F]), shallow depths (less than 56 meters [165 feet]), and normal salinity (the total quantity of dissolved salts in water; normal salinity is approximately 35 parts per thousand). The abundance of coral fossils in Wisconsin's Silurian-age rock suggests that a warm, shallow sea of normal salinity covered Wisconsin during that time.
Many other organisms can be used to reconstruct aspects of Earth's ancient environment as well. Knowing how life has responded to environmental changes in the past may help us understand how future environmental changes, such as global warming, will influence life on Earth.
Fossils can generally be considered the same age as the rocks in which they are found. The age of rocks can be determined relatively or absolutely. Different rock layers can be dated relatively on the basis of where they fall in a "stack" of layers. For example, if you were to drop some sheets of paper on the ground, one on top of the other, it's obvious that the ones on the top got there more recently than the ones on the bottom. In the same way, rock layers (and the fossils they contain) on top of others are relatively younger than the rock layers below, if the rock has not been overturned by geologic processes.
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Absolute age of rocks can be determined through a process using radioactivity. By knowing the decay rate (half life) of an element in a rock sample, geologists and paleontologists can determine how much decay has occurred over time and therefore how much time has passed. Normally, scientists use a combination of relative and absolute dating to determine the age of rocks and fossils.
The relative and absolute ages of the rocks of Wisconsin are illustrated in this stratigraphic column.


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President Obama's Asian Trip - $200 Million per Day?
Will President Obama's November 2010 trip to India cost $200 million per day?
Claim: President Obama's November 2010 trip to India will cost taxpayers $200 million per day.
Example: [Collected via e-mail, October 2010]
I have no first hand knowledge of this, just passing along.
I could not belive this was true (but had also heard it on the air, thought was hype), but when you Google it and read a number of sites, it does appear to be true. Tell him to stay there !!!
Just in case some of you don't follow current events as closely as I do (yes, I am a "news-junkie") you may have missed the following information since it never appears in our wonderful newspapers or on most TV news.
The Barack Obama family is leaving tomorrow for a ten day trip to India . This is going to be an historical and incredible trip, mostly in the numbers of people going, costs, etc.
1) The entourage will include THREE THOUSAND people
2) FORTY aircraft will be making this trip
3) TWO marine helicopters are being dismantled, flown to India, put back together to fly the Obamas around the country
4) The entire 500 room Taj Mahal Hotel has been reserved for this group
5) Cost is estimated to be $200 million PER DAY for ten days
6) Keep this in mind when you get the next notice of an increase in your taxes!!!
No one should ever wonder why taxpayers are angry about this type of extravagance while most citizens are struggling with day-to-day costs of living, etc.
Origins: On 2 November 2010, the Press Trust of India published an article about U.S. President Barack Obama's upcoming 10-day Asian trip (scheduled to begin in India, followed by visits to Indonesia, South Korea, and Japan), stating that the American chief executive would be accompanied by a contingent of 3,000 people and would be taking over the entire 570-room Taj Mahal Palace hotel during his stay in Mumbai, at a cost to U.S. taxpayers of about $200 million per day. Another report from the same source claimed the President would be "protected by a fleet of 34 warships" during his time in Mumbai:
"The huge amount of around $200 million would be spent on security, stay and other aspects of the Presidential visit," a top official of the Maharashtra Government privy to the arrangements for the high-profile visit said.
About 3,000 people including Secret Service agents, US government officials and journalists would accompany the President. Several officials from the White House and US security agencies are already here for the past one week with helicopters, a ship and high-end security instruments.
[President Obama] will also be protected by a fleet of 34 warships, including an aircraft carrier, which will patrol the sea lanes off the Mumbai coast during his two-day stay there.
"Except for personnel providing immediate security to the President, the US officials may not be allowed to carry weapons. The state police is competent to take care of the security measures and they would be piloting the Presidential convoy," the official said on condition of anonymity.
The information from that Indian article was quickly picked up and repeated as fact by a number of media outlets in the U.S. and elsewhere, but its veracity is dubious. The only source for the claim about the mind-blowing $200 million per day expense outlay was a single foreign news report which quoted an anonymous Indian official and provided no detail whatsoever (or even a general explanation) about how the $200 million sum was derived or could possibly be expended.
Any presidential trip abroad (the purpose of this trip is official business, not a personal "vacation," as claimed by some sources) involves considerable expense to transport and house security officials and presidential aides and staffers, and those costs will likely be on the higher side for this trip
since President Obama will be traveling to a city which was recently the target of terrorist attacks
and will be attending the G20 Summit in Seoul, South Korea, along with other world leaders (all of which requires
heightened security, as well as the presence of additional numbers of U.S. government officials).
However, citing a cost figure of $200 million per day stretches credulity to the breaking point: That number would entail a total outlay of $400 million for the two-day visit (a whopping $2 billion if the cost were applied across the entire ten-day trip), and even if President Obama were accompanied by a prodigious 3,000-person entourage, with the U.S. government picking up the entire tab for all of them, the U.S. would have to be spending the unbelievably staggering sum of $66,000 per person per day to reach that figure.
And, as the the Wall Street Journal observed, the details of the report are "demonstrably incorrect," and it certainly isn't the case that the U.S. will be picking up the tab for everyone traveling with the president:
The report is demonstrably incorrect. It says the White House had blocked off the entire Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai — it hasn't — and that the press traveling with Mr. Obama will be staying there. We won't. Besides, the press pays its own way at considerable cost to the media outlets, not the U.S. taxpayer.
Additionally, U.S. officials disclaimed numeric figures cited for the President's Asian visit as "wildly inflated" and "absurd":
White House spokesman Tommy Vietor shot down the $200 million-a-day figure: "The numbers reported in this article have no basis in reality. Due to security concerns, we are unable to outline details associated with security procedures and costs, but it's safe to say these numbers are wildly inflated," Vietor said.
Pentagon spokesman Geoff Morrell also outright rejected the claim that 34 warships would patrol the Mumbai coast while Obama is in town.
"I think there has been a lot of creative writing that's been done on this trip over the last few days," he said. "We obviously have some support role for presidential travel ... but I will take the liberty this time of dismissing as absolutely absurd, this notion that somehow we are deploying 10 percent of the Navy, some 34 ships and an aircraft carrier in support of the president's trip to Asia — that's just comical.
"Nothing close to that is being done, but the notion that president would require security as he travels to India and elsewhere should not come as a surprise to anyone," he said.
A military official also [said] the warship claim was inaccurate. The official knew of no such plans and said, besides, a carrier strike group typically has 10-12 ships at most.
Moreover, CNN noted that the cost of similar trips undertaken by other presidents came nowhere close to the $200 million per day figure being claimed of President Obama's Asian visit:
While the exact cost of Obama's 10-day trip to Asia is not known to the public, an examination of similar presidential excursions in the past support the likelihood that the $200 million-a-day figure is exaggerated.
For example, an 11-day trip by then-President Bill Clinton to Africa in 1998 involving about 1,300 people cost $5.2 million a day, according to the federal Government Accountability Office, which adjusted for inflation.
The U.S. government isn't likely to be forthcoming with a cost breakdown for President Obama's Asia trip (particularly since a large chunk of the expenses necessarily involve security arrangements, which obviously can't be publicly outlined or detailed), but it's probably safe to say that the ultimate cost will be well short of the claimed $200 million per diem figure.
Some readers who inquired about this item amusingly garbled its details, mistaking Mumbai's Taj Mahal Palace hotel for the famous Taj Mahal mausoleum in Agra:
Is it true that President Obama rented the entire Taj Mahal and is bringing in the near future, thousands of people to a meeting there?
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HomeCOMMENTARYEU impotence against US Iran sanctions expose bloc as bumbling old fool of international politics
EU impotence against US Iran sanctions expose bloc as bumbling old fool of international politics
August 9, 2018 Pam Barker COMMENTARY, GOVERNMENT 0
EU impotence against US sanctions on Iran expose bloc as bumbling old fool of international politics
The sight of European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker stumbling at the NATO summit in Brussels last month, when he had to be held up by others, is a powerful symbol of the EU's status on the world stage. (ER: please view this short Daily Mail video published on youtube. A known alcoholic, Jean-Claude Juncker appears rather intoxicated during this event.)
Donald Trump's decision to activate sanctions against European companies that trade with Iran, and the EU's response to it, demonstrate that the 28-nation bloc is little but a bumbling old fool in international politics.
There is no doubt that EU leaders are furious with Trump for ripping up their beloved Iran deal. Their fury is only aggravated by their inner knowledge that there is nothing they can do about it. French leaders like Emmanuel Macron and his finance minister, Bruno Le Maire, may bewail the fact that Europe is not "sovereign," using the EU's impotence in the face of US unilateralism as an argument for more European integration. However, this is the very policy that they have been pursuing for a quarter of a century, and which has brought them to the impasse in which they now find themselves.
In response to the Iran sanctions, the EU announced that it was activating a "Blocking Statute," a legislative measure which has hardly ever been used before because it does not work. Even the Brussels panjandrums admit that it is useless: one of them was quoted as saying, "It is a political signal given by the EU. It is not a miracle cure." In other words, this statute will not protect European firms against US sanctions. Hundreds of them are already making for the exit from Iran if they have not already done so. Included among these are some of the biggest industries in the world, the French oil giant Total, and Airbus, whose contracts worth billions have just gone up in smoke thanks to the US president.
While EU institutions have been peddling the Democratic Party's line that Russia is the cause of all "doubt" and "division" within the bloc, the fact is that Donald Trump has single-handedly blown the European dream apart. That dream was indeed always just that – a fantasy not based in reality. The illusion consisted of believing that European unity would make its composite states collectively stronger. The reality is the European integration was, from the very beginning, a US-backed project designed to help the West fight the Cold War. EU integration was and is ideologically and institutionally inseparable from NATO, which is dominated by the US. In other words, EU integration is impossible without US patronage and, as a result, if it is withdrawn, as it has been under Trump, EU leaders are like little schoolboys caught with their trousers down.
None of the benefits of a monetary union, which were heralded in Maastricht in 1991 and in the run-up to it, have been realized. It was said that the euro would favor growth, when in fact the US has hugely outperformed the eurozone since the single currency was introduced in 1999. It was said that it would protect Europe from external shocks, whereasthe collapse in output was as great in Europe as a result of the financial crisis in 2008 as elsewhere. Above all, it was said that the euro would start to replace the dollar as an instrument of international commerce. Some 20 years later, and the dollar continues to be the almost unavoidable currency for trade, especially in oil.
It was precisely because BNP Paribas, like all banks, used dollars for contracts with Iran and other blacklisted states that it was hit with a gigantic $9 billion fine by the US in 2015. Europe did nothing about this gross overreach of US jurisdiction under nice Mr Obama then, even though this was exactly the same sort of measure as Trump has now announced: the BNP Paribas fine was handed down in the immediate aftermath of the Ukraine crisis, when the EU, as usual, had run to its American nanny to hide in her skirt. The same EU is now reaping its harvest of sorrow now under nasty Mr Trump.
Ever since 2015, all European banks run a mile if you say you do business with a rogue state like Russia, or even more so Iran, and so companies simply do not have the ability to trade with those countries. It's as simple as that. As Volker Treier, deputy head of the German Chamber of Commerce and Industry, has said: "Even the companies that aren't affected by US sanctions, for example from the medical field or those who don't have a business with the US, can't find a bank that would process the transactions with Iran."
The US has therefore seized control of the world economy by threatening to throttle the banking system. The existence of the euro has done nothing to stop this. For as long as the link persists between the dollar and oil, a link which is sustained by the massive military dominance the US wields in the world, this will not change. Militarily, European states outsource their defense to the US – so-called "European defense" is in fact assured by US-dominated NATO. As a result, the former great powers of world history like Britain, France and Germany are now pitifully reduced in military stature. When a nuclear power like France starts to boast about the fact it can conduct a successful military operation in the wastelands of a failed state like Mali, then you know that Europe counts for nothing any more.
Trump's aggression against Iran comes at a moment when Europe has been, once again, totally absent as a force in world politics in the Middle East. In 2011, France and Britain took the lead to work for regime change in Syria, becoming the first countries to break off diplomatic relations with Damascus. The EU set up one of the biggest packages of sanctions in history against that country. Its policy is now in tatters as Damascus regains control, with Russian and Iranian support,
of the whole of Syrian territory. It is difficult to imagine a more flagrant example of a foreign policy failure than this one. Even one of the most hardline Israeli figures, Foreign Minister Avigdor Liberman, now accepts that Bashar Assad has won the Syrian war and that he is now a possible interlocutor for Israel. Europe's spectacular diplomatic failure is Russia's spectacular diplomatic (and military) success because Russia is now the lynchpin of peace between Israel and Iran.
Perhaps the greatest failure for the EU lies in the evident collapse of its ideology. Ever since its initial conception in the 1950s, the European construction has been based on the idea that it is possible to overcome power politics and to ascend to a higher form of international relations. This is much the same idea as that peddled by Soviet ideologues who claimed that the socialist bloc had advanced to a new form of international relations.
Putin's Russia seemed to European leaders to represent a naked return to power politics: they disapproved of it but were happy to be able to rally around and draw some bogus cohesion from the common fight against the new bugbear.
By contrast, the decision by Trump to abandon multilateralism so spectacularly undermines the very basis on which they have operated for decades because suddenly the US is no longer the great protector but instead an enemy. European politicians have been intellectually lobotomized by their own infantile post-modern ideology and they have long forgotten how to do real politics. Lulled into a false sense of security by thinking they never had to think, the EU's boring and mediocre leaders are nothing but (very bad) managers; they are now totally lost at sea in a suddenly uncertain world. It serves them right.
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The Ashford Baby Memorial Garden is set within the main Memorial Park in Ashford Town Centre. At the time this was one of the first gardens to be created right in the centre of town, readily accessible to everyone. The project involved a lot of work, a considerable amount of fundraising, one or two challenges along the way, but a lot of fun for and sense of achievement for us all. The garden was opened in July 2013 and is now an established, and important part, of the town centre. The following notes reflect some of the things we learned along the way ? we hope they are helpful to others planning a Baby Memorial Garden. We are more than happy to talk to anyone who would like more details, and to share names of suppliers etc. ? just get in touch.
1.1 The first step is to be clear the purpose of the garden. Is it going to be somewhere for families to come to remember, or will it be a special place where we can raise awareness of stillbirths and neonatal deaths? Or both? In terms of location, is a crematorium the best place or is there somewhere closer to the community that could be suitable? Cemeteries and crematoria tend to be out of town and often require a special trip. They usually are fairly quiet and places and options for a baby memorial garden, and for related activities such as the 'Wave of Light' may be very limited. Bear in mind that a lot of families may already have memorials or graves in local cemeteries, or sometimes further away as families move house.
1.2 It may be worth talking to the local council to see whether they would be willing to allow part of an established park to be used, as we did in Ashford, Kent. It could be helpful, first, to get a councillor or two on board, to help with this. Most councils are facing financial pressures and someone offering to take on part of one of the council's parks is likely to be listened to! It is obviously worth having some ideas already before approaching the council, and a day spend looking round may well be necessary. We identified an area within a Council park that was quite empty and found the Council's Open Spaces team extremely supportive of our plans - indeed they have been very supportive throughout the project.
1.3 Is the intention to have babies' names recorded somehow? If so, options could be bricks, wall plaques, bronzes, etc. Be aware of costs of this but also potential opportunities for using this for fundraising (with appropriate delicacy). Perhaps aim to keep costs as low as possible - many cemeteries charge extremely high amounts for their memorials, usually hundreds of pounds and these require renewing every five years or so. It is worth consider offering a one-off charge as we did, making the stone available to everyone. But be aware of the risks of vandalism and potential theft of metal plaques.
1.4 Think about what else the garden will be used for - will it be used for events (we have an annual Teddy Bears picnic). What would be allowed, and would there be access for the 7-8pm 'Wave of Light'? Are you thinking of somewhere that anyone can sit, or just those who have lost babies? We wanted ours to be open to everyone (part of the awareness raising) and designed it so that anyone could, for example, sit and eat their lunch in the garden, or families with children could run around. We often see youngsters in the garden and are able, where appropriate, to explain a bit about baby loss.
1.5 Once a site is made available (whether in a cemetery/crematorium or in a town centre park) you may need to agree a licence or lease for that site. Often funders will not provide funding for creating something on someone else's land and therefore 'ownership' is essential. This can be a major issue particularly where raising funds. We have a formal licence within the local council and this was signed on our behalf by Sands head office. Check also whether planning permission might be needed - generally this will apply only where there is a change in the use of the area and is unlikely to be needed for most gardens. But far better to check that with the Council at an early stage, rather than this coming up after the work has been completed!
1.6 Visit as many other gardens as possible and talk to as many other Sands groups as possible. This will help give ideas but equally will help identify some of the features you don't want. Importantly, visits will often show gardens once they have been established for a few years, once the 'newness' has gone, and will therefore demonstrate what your garden might look like in years to come.
1.7 Be realistic about likely costs of the garden - ours cost the best part of £30k and we could have spent much more. In reality, even the most basic garden is likely to cost in excess of £10k, and there will be ongoing costs. But equally, be ambitious as this will be a one-off opportunity to create the garden - we found that fundraising for such a good cause was relatively easy (and enjoyable) and the vast bulk of our money came from community fundraising. But this all ties in with sharing the vision, publicity, having really good and enthusiastic people involved, and publicity etc.
1.8 It is worth spending time thinking through all of these issues at a very early stage and time and energy spent early on is likely to save time, effort and potential difficulties further down the line.
2.1 It is essential to get a core group of six to ten people who each are really committed to the garden to take things forward. With ten people each knowing ten others, word (and enthusiasm!) can soon spread. During the process, get as many people as possible on board and to give as many people as possible an opportunity to have a say in the garden design etc. Be imaginative around ways of involving people - whenever we do community fundraising, we can guarantee to see at least a couple of people affected by the loss of a baby, sometimes from many years ago, and often they will want to have a say in the garden.
2.2 Consider doing something at an early stage in the town centre, showing people what is being planned. Perhaps combining this with a tombola, or face painting etc. perhaps, and maybe spend a reasonable amount on things like this so that you can give out freebies (or free face painting, perhaps?). People are far more likely to stop if there is something free on offer!
2.3 Link all this to press publicity and appoint someone able and willing to take the lead on publicity. Arrange press coverage and make sure you send in a report and photos afterwards. Get quotes from people who have lost babies to talk about the importance of the planned garden. As planning progresses, make sure you send regular updates and look at any excuse to publicise what you are doing. Ideally, get a tame local reporter on board, or invite the Editor to events.
2.4 Contact sixth form colleges etc. and see whether they have students interested in getting involved. Perhaps with fundraising or with contributing ideas for the garden etc. The more people involved in different ways, the more word will spread.
3.1 Once the purpose has been agreed, the fun work of designing the garden can start. Get as many ideas as possible and involve as many people as possible. But consider getting a 'design and build' arrangement with a contractor. We came unstuck when we had the garden designed (free of charge) by an established design company, only for the contractor then to identify what he saw as flaws in the design. This meant a certain amount of tweaking (and additional cost) at a relatively late stage.
3.2 Consider having a centrepiece/focal point in the garden, perhaps a sculpture or a mosaic. We were able to incorporate the Sands 'eye' in the design with a mosaic in the centre. Be aware that any sculpture may cost anything from £10k upwards and may be a target for vandalism. We went for a mosaic and had this designed by a commercial artist who did some of the fiddly bits, with us all helping create the rest of the mosaic at a community day. This was another way of getting as many people as possible involved in the garden - children now look at the mosaic and try to spot the pieces they did!
3.3 The location and purpose of the garden might influence the types of plants etc. We wanted somewhere with as much colour as possible, but cemeteries/crematorium might, for example, insist on just shrubs or greenery, or just roses.
3.4 In designing the garden, take advice from the experts - talking to staff at nurseries and garden centres is free and helps get ideas. Remember that you will want low maintenance plants etc., with colour all the year round. When the time comes, get the most developed and strongest plants etc. available - not usually those from the local garden centre, but bear in mind they will be that much more expensive.
3.5 We wanted to include two benches for our special garden. We contacted several woodworkers and decided on two benches, individually created for us, incorporating a butterfly and a dove. These were not cheap at £1,000 each, but we have been so pleased with them and they have attracted a lot of comment. After taking advice we decided not to varnish the benches, but to let them age naturally - the problem was that if we started varnishing them, they would need regular work a couple of times a year. In addition, leaving them bare meant that in the event of any graffiti (and that has not been a problem) we could simply sand down the affected areas without any change in the appearance. It is worth stressing the importance of having really sturdy benches, and it is unrealistic to expect anything suitable for much less than £800 each!
3.6 Be aware of the need for regular maintenance and some of the practicalities. For example, is there a power supply for grass cutting, or a water supply for planting (during the early weeks, we had to water the plants almost daily, taking large water containers from home)? What about disposing of garden waste - taking it home may not be an option! Our council kindly offered to take on the grass cutting, and some other work such as trimming the privet bushes, which was a great help - maybe worth asking the council or the cemetery/crematorium whether they would do this, but be aware they may charge!
3.6 Think about litter bins (not necessarily within the garden, but are there some close by?) and also information about Sands, with local contact numbers. The garden may present an opportunity to have some information about baby loss and/or to have leaflets. There are some really good, external perspex leaflet holders that are weather proof, which are worthconsidering. Not cheap, but worth the money.
3.7 You may need volunteers to do any maintenance, watering, topping up leaflets, clearing rubbish etc., and that this will be an ongoing task, even once the initial enthusiasm may have waned. This task must not be underestimated if the garden is to always look attractive and welcoming.
3.8 Once you know what you want, get that down on paper so that everyone knows! Set out as much detail as possible, not just about what you want in the garden, but also how it will work. Include costs not just for the creation of the garden, but also for any ongoing costs. As well as making sure everyone is clear what you are proposing, it also helps identify anything you may not have thought about. Share this with anyone involved, including the Council/Crematorium, contractors, potential funders and so on. Call it your Project Plan as this will also help demonstrate to funders that you have planned properly and know what you are doing!
4.1 Any public garden will need to be designed for heavy duty use and will need to be created to much higher safety standards than our own gardens. As an example, paving etc. will usually need to be 'industrial' quality and thickness and must be laid on really good foundations to avoid any risks of trips and falls. If someone were to trip because Sands had laid the paving badly, Sands might then become legally liable. Given that any Sands activities should be covered by Sands public liability insurance, it would be important to talk to the Sands insurance people at an early stage. It may be that the insurers would insist on certain standards for the work.
4.2 Be realistic about what volunteers can do. It is easy to get volunteers for some aspects of the work on the garden, but often diggers will be needed and they may need trained people. It may be that several tons of earth might need to be moved, and very heavy paving stones might need to be handled. Although there will be a higher cost, contractors will be used to dealing with building and landscaping work and will have access to the correct tools and equipment. Sometimes it will work for the contractors to do the heavy work, leaving volunteers to do the planting and that might be an option worth considering. But again, bear in mind the practicalities of, perhaps, collecting, planting and watering in several hundred plants!
4.3 Our contractor planted all the plants, but because these needed a while to get established, initially the garden still looked a little bare. Once the contractor had finished, we arranged a community day where anyone could come along to help us plant 400 or so primula plants to give some immediate colour. As well as adding the colour, again this gave people a real stake in the garden and it was something where whole families could get involved, Again, children were able later on to come along and see how 'their' plant was doing which was nice.
4.4 Bear in mind that the work will be in a public area so safety considerations will be important - if someone was to be injured during the work, the organisers could be found to have been negligent. You need to identify risks and remove or minimise them, as much as you are able. Whatever work your volunteers undertake, you must have a risk management plan and this needs to include things like people walking around with garden tools, volunteers slipping on mud, use of machinery, electrical safety and so on. This will be just as important during a family planting day - the more people involved, and the more children involved, the greater the potential risks.
4.5 Think about timing for the work. If a contractor is doing this, it will need to feed into their other projects, but if you are doing it yourself, when are volunteers available? Volunteers may only be available at weekends and may not be able to spend hours on end digging. Work out how much time volunteers would need and then double it - things always take far longer than expected! Remember that working in the sun can be pretty exhausting and be realistic about how much time people can give - volunteering to do the heavy work may not always translate into reality!
5.1 As part of the planning, it is important to plan well ahead for the opening event and maybe combine this with a family day. Think about inviting the Mayor or someone from Sands Head Office to perform the opening. We steered away from inviting a 'celebrity' to do the opening as we did not want them to become the focus of the event, nor did we want people to come along just to see the celebrity. We really only wanted people who had an interest in baby loss to come along. In the event we had over 400 people, all of whom had that legitimate interest.
5.2 The opening event included several readings, a speech by someone from Sands Head Office, and the release of a pair of doves. Each member of the planning team was involved and had a part to play. It was a lovely event which culminated in everyone present releasing balloons - that in itself was a real challenge - how to hold onto 400 (environmentally friendly) balloons until needed! We got a local camera club to video the whole event and also to take photos (we knew we would all be pretty busy on the day). This was free of charge and we were able to give copies of the video to everyone who came to the opening, and we also had spares for future use.
5.3 We invited all the families that we knew of as well as midwives, local community leaders, funeral directors, representatives from other organisations, people who had helped make the garden possible, and included a leaflet about the garden. We knew many people and organisations would not attend, but at least we were able to publicise the garden.
6.1 We wanted to have namestones incorporated within the garden and looked at a number of options for this. We chose a company which produced 'rustic' stones and these looked fine, individually. However, once they were down, because of the very slight variation in sizes, they did not look fit together as well as we had hoped. At the same time, we had initially planned for around 100 names but by the time of the garden opening, we already had more than 60 ordered, and this number soon increased to 100.
6.2 We had not anticipated how high would be the demand for the stones and eighteen months after the garden opened, took the difficult decision to replace all of the stones, with namestones that were a little smaller and more uniform, meaning we can now accommodate around 130 namestones. It is worth thinking very carefully about likely demand over the years for namestones (or plaques or any other commemorative things) and to try to build in areas where you can expand, if necessary. We really had been taken aback at the demand, but realise this was in part a result of our significant publicity as well as the attractions of the garden itself.
6.3 We were conscious that many cemeteries/crematoria charged many hundreds of pounds for memorials, usually for just a set number of years. We wanted ours to be as available to everyoneand to make sure cost did not become a barrier. We worked out that by charging a one-off £40, we were able to pay for the stones, and someone to lay the, making a very slight surplus on each. We also have been sensitive where families might struggle to find the £40 and have agreed flexible payments as necessary. Cost clearly is an important issue.
6.4 Interestingly, many people whom we have met at various events, including fundraising events, lost babies a long time ago and for many our namestones are the first real opportunity some people have had to record their babies names, bearing in mind how things were in the olden days. Dates of 23 of the current 106 stones are before the year 2,000, and seven of these relate to the 1960s's and 1970's. It is important to recognise the importance of namestones, or other memorialsto some of the older families.
6.5 The location may well influence or determine the types of memorials and it may be that the landowners, whether the Council or the cemetery/crematorium, may have rules about what they might find acceptable. There could, potentially, be issues at cemeteries/crematorium around using their own memorials services, and this is something to check out at an early stage.
7.1 Related to this is the potentially difficult issue of flowers and mementoes. Families will often want to leave flowers or toys etc. but these can soon become soiled or die off. Apart from the fact that the garden could soon become messy, we were concerned about items being moved or stolen by casual visitors - this was a particular issue as our garden is in the town centre, part of a larger park. We decided, in conjunction with the Council, that we would not allow anything to be left and referred to this in our leaflet. By and large that works, although we do occasionally see a few flowers etc. left, but that we can manage and usually leave these for a few days before removing them, sensitively. Again, this links in to having volunteers able to visit the garden regularly.
7.2 A garden in another situation may not need to have such constraints but it is certainly worth thinking this through as part of the planning. We know of baby gardens with a special designates place where all flowers etc. can be left and another with a small summerhouse with shelves and spaces on the wall for cards etc. and that could be an option.
8.1 The creation of the Ashford Baby Memorial Garden has taken an incredible amount of work and effort, quite a few aching limbs, lots of frustrations, a few sleepless nights, and hours of talking and planning. But it has been fun and the end result is worth all the work. So many families have told us how important the garden is to them, as somewhere they can remember their special baby. People use the garden in different ways - some families visit on special days and maybe just sit and remember, while others have family picnics in the garden while children play. Local workers sometimes sit and eat their sandwiches at lunchtime, taking in the lovely relaxing atmosphere of the garden, while others just visit out of curiosity.
8.2 As well as providing somewhere special for families, the garden, along with other communityfundraising and publicity, has helped raise the issue of stillbirths and neonatal deaths and has certainly helped publicise the support available through Sands volunteers. We hope other Sands groups will be able to create their own Baby Memorial Gardens.


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Angelina Jolie was credited as the reason why Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston divorced for fairly a while. More just lately, she's moved on from just performing and has also begun directing and producing movies. Jolie has actually stated she suffers from body dysmorphia. While her emotions are valid, it's very hard to see what anybody may find incorrect with her visage. While stunning, she's nonetheless earned a number of academy awards for her work. She's appeared in several motion pictures through the years and has even appeared in films through the 2000s.
She started her career from the movie "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants. Halle Berry is the highest-paid actress and a famine diva blessed with the sexiest bronze physique and a stunning face characteristic. She is the primary actress who wins one of the best actress awards in the 2001 Academy Awards.
Mahira has additionally debuted alongside Shah Rukh Khan in a Bollywood film known as Raees. Dakota Johnson – An American actress and mannequin, Dakota Johnson made her first film look with a minor position in a darkish, comedy movie starring her mom. Before touchdown her most well-known function to date as Anastasia Steele within the movie adaptation of the Fifty Shades franchise however, she already made various notable roles in a string of well-known films.


What is the Snoring Complex and why should you care? The Snoring Complex is a complex of muscles that contribute to sleep-disruptive airway problems. Those problems could be snoring, upper airway resistance syndrome, night terrors, swallowing, mispronunciations, dental cavities or periodontal disease, and really too many things to count.
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