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This delicious, easy-bake dough is just the beginning. With a few fresh decorating tricks, you can make treats to suit any occasion.
1. In a large bowl, with an electric mixer, cream butter with sugar and salt until light and fluffy. Add egg and beat well to combine. Mix in vanilla. With mixer on low speed, add flour and mix just until incorporated (do not overmix).
2. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Space cookies 2 inches apart on parchment-lined baking sheets. Bake until just barely golden around the edges, 7 to 12 minutes (depending on size of cookies). Cool completely on baking sheets.
3. Decorate, if desired. Let dry at least 2 hours.
Pretty decent. I tried both this and the Basic Sugar Cookies Recipe (http://www.marthastewart.com/338471/basic-sugar-cookies?czone=food%2Fholiday-cookies-center%2Fholiday-cookies-recipes&gallery=275340&slide=338471&center=276951). This has a fluffier texture but is more difficult to work with - requires a decent about of flour while Rolling out. I did use 2 eggs based on suggestions in other reviews.
Do I need to refrigerate the dough before baking?
I have used this recipe several times for cut out cookies and spritz to rave reviews... the only change I make is adding 1/2 tsp of almond extract to the mix!
I like to use 2 eggs and 1 Tbsp. vanilla extract.
I have an old recipe like this that is by far the best sugar cookie I have ever had; my family and friends agree. Basically the same as this one, except add another egg and four tablespoons of milk. I also added one tablespoon of light brown sugar to give it a nutty taste. Also, I freeze it for at least an hour and up to two weeks before I work with it and make shapes. Keep your rolling surface floured. Enjoy!
These lacked flavor but worked best as icebox cookies--slice and bake--but failed as spritz...it was too thick (even without the chilling) for the cookie gun. I used a different spritz recipe to test the theory, and sure enough--the other batter was just fine, perfect texture. I iced the sliced cookies, but they look much better than they taste--bland, and heavy (not flakey) in texture.
I used the recipe to make spritz cookies. The cookies (and dough) tasted very yummy! The dough, though, as a spritz cookie dough, proved somewhat unsuccessful. The first few batches were good but as the dough warmed (to the temperature of the kitchen) the dough oozed out of my cookie press continuously. I am going to try the Everyday Food recipe next !
These were very easy to make, relative to other sugar cut out cookies. The directions in the magazine say you can make these as slice and bake, spritz, or rolled cookies. I did the rolled cookies and found the dough fairly easy to work with. I did not chill the dough as long as the directions recommended - I did about 40 minutes when shaped in a disk, and 10 minutes once it was rolled out. It worked fine. The taste is very basic, buttery and sugary as you might expect.
I tried this recipe and it was so easy. The cookies were better than store bought.


French beans are a reliable and delicious crop that is becoming ever more popular to grow from seed. There are plenty of superb varieties to choose from and they will produce a worthwhile crop of delicious beans even in small gardens.
All of our French bean seeds produce high yields over a long period. The plants start cropping in the summer with the first sweet young pods and just keep going, because the more you pick the more pods will be produced.


With several charitable giving bills awaiting a House vote, the gift of giving back could become more valuable…permanently. Certain critical charitable giving incentives expired on December 31, 2013. On May 29, 2014, the Ways and Means committee approved four individual bills which would permanently reinstate three of the expired charitable giving incentives and extend the deadline through April 15 for individuals making charitable contributions. Below is a brief summary of each individual bill.
H.R. 4719 (The "Fighting Hunger Incentive Act of 2014"), which would reinstate and make permanent the enhanced deduction for contributions of food inventory.
H.R. 4619 (The "Permanent IRA Charitable Contribution Act of 2014"), which would reinstate and make permanent the exclusion from gross income for up to $100,000 of qualified charitable distributions from an individual retirement account.
H.R. 3134 (The "Charitable Giving Extension Act"), which would permit an individual to elect to deduct for a taxable year charitable contributions made after the close of the taxable year but before the date the individual's income tax return was due to be filed.
H.R. 2807 (The "Conservation Easement Incentive Act of 2013"), which would reinstate and make permanent some of the liberalized rules for deducting the value of charitable contributions of conservation easements.
These bills now move on to a floor vote by the House. The hope is that these bills encourage charitable giving and strengthen the financial position of nonprofit organizations so that they may continue to meet the needs of their communities.


Synopsis: A thief who steals corporate secrets through use of dream-sharing technology is given the inverse task of planting an idea into the mind of a CEO.
Leonardo DiCaprio plays Cobb, leader of a band of thieves capable of invading a target's dreams in order to extract information that is valuable to their clients. Other members of Cobb's band include Arthur (Joseph Gordon-Levitt), Eames (Tom Hardy) and newcomer Ariadne (Ellen Page) who serves as the audience's surrogate through whom the convoluted mechanics of the practice of extraction are explained. Cobb is a complex, troubled man, haunted in dream scenarios by projections of his dead wife, Mal (Marion Cotillard), whom the authorities in the USA suspect him of murdering.
Inception is a curious mixture of cerebral drama and action adventure which is entertaining and frustrating in equal measure. It's certainly not a movie that reveals all its intricacies with one viewing, and a second viewing is mandatory in order for some to gain even a tenuous grasp on exactly what is going on. This is no bad thing – too often Hollywood feeds us an unending stream of high-concept, low intelligence action blockbusters that insult the intelligence of most viewers, so it's refreshing to be presented with a piece of work that presents a challenge to all who watch it. Nolan even acknowledges the futility of trying to provide a definitive answer to the mysteries he creates by providing a tantalisingly ambiguous conclusion that nevertheless may leave some viewers feeling cheated. Others will relish the questions Nolan poses – the internet is awash with debates, theories and arguments about every aspect of this movie.


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RCT (root canal treatment) is an invasive procedure that treats the pulp – a substance in the center of the tooth that includes the nerve, blood vessels, and connective tissue. The root canal works by drilling a small hole into the tooth, removing the pulp, and then cleaning and filling with a substance called gutta-percha. Removal of the pulp eliminates pain and allows the tooth to be salvaged.
The process of root canal treatment can be used to treat a variety of dental problems.
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A review of zoonotic infection risks associated with the wild meat trade in Malaysia
Cantlay, Jennifer Caroline, Ingram, Daniel J and Meredith, Anna L (2017) A review of zoonotic infection risks associated with the wild meat trade in Malaysia. EcoHealth, 14 (2). pp. 361-388. ISSN 1612-9202
Official URL: http://dx.doi.org/10.1007/s10393-017-1229-x
The overhunting of wildlife for food and commercial gain presents a major threat to biodiversity in tropical forests and poses health risks to humans from contact with wild animals. Using a recent survey of wildlife offered at wild meat markets in Malaysia as a basis, we review the literature to determine the potential zoonotic infection risks from hunting, butchering and consuming the species offered. We also determine which taxa potentially host the highest number of pathogens and discuss the significant disease risks from traded wildlife, considering how cultural practices influence zoonotic transmission. We identify 51 zoonotic pathogens (16 viruses, 19 bacteria and 16 parasites) potentially hosted by wildlife and describe the human health risks. The Suidae and the Cervidae families potentially host the highest number of pathogens. We conclude that there are substantial gaps in our knowledge of zoonotic pathogens and recommend performing microbial food safety risk assessments to assess the hazards of wild meat consumption. Overall, there may be considerable zoonotic risks to people involved in the hunting, butchering or consumption of wild meat in Southeast Asia, and these should be considered in public health strategies.
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Put a 9-inch removable-bottom fluted tart pan on a baking sheet.
Make the crust by combining the ginger cookie crumbs and melted butter in a large bowl, until well blended. Add the crumbs to the tart pan and evenly press over the bottom and up the sides with the bottom of a measuring cup. Bake until set and a bit darker in color, 10 to 12 minutes. Remove from the oven and set aside to cool.
In a bowl, whisk together the pumpkin, condensed milk, egg yolks and salt until well blended. Pour the filling into the cooled crust, return to the oven, and bake until set and beginning to brown on the top, about 30 minutes. Remove tart from the oven, cool to room temperature and then chill in the refrigerator, at least 1 hour or until ready to serve.
To serve, carefully remove outer tart shell ring and slice. Eat and enjoy!
NOTE: Any crushed gingersnap cookie will do; just be sure to use 2 1/2 cups crumbs for the crust.


Yesterday, Blizzard Entertainment broke the Internets with an evocative tweet, letting the nostalgic warrior return to Sanctuary lands on Nintendo Switch.
Yesterday, Blizzard Entertainment broke the Internets with an evocative tweet, letting the nostalgic warrior return to Sanctuary lands on Nintendo Switch. But beware, because we must not sell the skin of the primordial demon before killing him.
If this does not completely remove the thing from the list ("we have nothing to announce" never being a definitive "no") the tweet might actually have less reach than we would expect, and this is simply to wait for a possible official announcement. After all, Hearthstone's teasing has not been concrete .


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Making great Kiwi songs even more singalongable, Be Mine Tonight is a winning collection of many of our nation's best-loved tunes reinterpreted in the band's unique ukulele style.
The album is sure to surprise and delight with its characteristically unpredictable mix of well-known contemporary and classic songs. It features special guests including Lisa Tomlins (fresh off a world tour with Neil Finn), Hawaiian ukulele artist Pi'ikea Clark and Canadian ukulele star James Hill.
The Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra are renowned for their unique combination of charming humour, disarmingly small instruments, sublime musicality and hilarious audience participation - a joyful formula that has been in hot demand worldwide.


As mentioned in previous columns, I have an interest in Greek mythology, particularly Hercules, the Greek god of strength. For those so inclined, consider renting the movie "Hercules," released in 2014 and starring movie star and World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE champ Dewayne Johnson, a.k.a. "The Rock." For those interested in learning yet more about Hercules, attempt to get your hands on the movies "Hercules," released in 1957, and "Hercules Unchained," released in 1959. Both movies starred the late Steve Reeves, a professional body building champ turned actor. Indeed, the latter two movies are cult classics.
The following story was told to me by my friend Jimmy Zavogiannis, a full-blooded Greek who hails from Nemea, Greece.
"Began Jimmy: "This was around 1961, and I was, say, ten-years-old. My father and another man had gone to the mountains--near our small village in Nemea--to hunt for honey. When they returned, dad had this large, strange-looking bird with him. The bird had a really bad injury on his right wing."
"What kind of bird?" I interrupted.
"I would say it was kin to the eagle family because of its size, beak, claws, wingspan, and dark color," Jimmy answered. "It was maybe as tall as a full-grown, wild male turkey, and had a wingspan, from tip-to-tip, of around six feet."
Jimmy went on to tell me his family owned a small coffee shop in the Village of Nemea, and they lived directly above the coffee shop, with three sets of steps, thus three flat landings, leading from the coffee shop up to the family living quarters.
Having to restrain him with a rope, at first, Jimmy's family kept the bird down in the coffee shop and nursed him back to health by cleaning and dressing the wound on his wing, with Jimmy's mother feeding him leftover scraps from the coffee shop: bread, cheese, chicken, etc.
"It took about six months for the bird to heal up," Jimmy added. "By that time, the bird had become domesticated, wasn't a threat, and instead, was somewhat of a feature attraction for the locals . . . then . . ."
"What?" I anxiously cut in.
"Eventually, the bird got loose and started walking around in the street. Because of the damage to his wing, no one thought he could fly, so we just let the bird wander around. He got to where he would perch on a stone retainer-like wall that was part of a church across the street from the coffee shop. However, when it came evening time, he would spend the night on the second landing leading up to our home."
Jimmy paused, a smile came across his face, and he continued.
"One day, I was sitting outside the coffee shop with some customers. We were watching the bird, across the street at the church. With no warning, the bird took off flying, as though he'd never been injured. We all stood up and started clapping and waving goodbye, thinking we'd never see him again. He soared so high in the sky I could barely see him. For me, a child, it was like magic!
"This went on for about two years: The bird would fly away, stay gone a few days, return to the second landing of our home at night, and we continued feeding him. Then, one morning, we found him dead on the second landing. I guess you could say he came home to die," said Jimmy with a slight tone of sadness. "I've never seen another bird like him; no one in my village ever saw a bird like him. He's always been a pleasant mystery to me."
Here's the reason I even mentioned "Hercules" in this column: As punishment for killing his wife and six sons, Hercules was required to perform 12 difficult tasks, popularly known as the "Twelve Labors of Hercules." The first labor was to kill the "Nemean Lion," a giant, vicious lion that lived in Nemea, Greece, and wreaked havoc on the villagers.
While Hercules and the Nemean Lion, no doubt, are Greek mythology, I am convinced Jimmy's "Wild Bird of Nemea" is Greek fact!


Today begins the Spring Equinox, where day and night are almost equal. It embodies the beginning of the thawing of winter and the blooming of the flora and fauna all around us. It is not only the start of sunnier days and warmer surroundings, but also a release from the darker and quieter days and nights of winter. This shift into an awakening of nature is a time to rejoice in the growth and beauty of the world, noticing the songs of the birds, the blossoming of the flowers and trees, and the celebration of new life. This cycle of life is not a coincidence, but a wonderful natural happening that brings us back to the sacred and spiritual part of life opening all of us to the incredible healing power of the earth and the elements that surround us.
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Over 11 million React-EU funds awarded to Kennispark companies and Twente Medtech cluster
Several MedTech initiatives from Twente have been awarded REACT-EU funding. The millions in subsidies will give the relevant companies and researchers in Twente an enormous boost, demonstrate the potential of MedTech in the region and strengthen Kennispark Twente as a MedTech hotspot.
Green light for MedTech Factory
In the MedTech Factory, start-up and fast-growing companies in medical technology will soon have access to high-quality and affordable microbiology labs. They can rent flexible space at the MedTech Factory until they are large enough to have their own building. The concept can be realised by initiators Novel-T and Kennispark Twente with the 3.1 million EFRO subsidy and the contribution already allocated from the RegioDeal via TwenteBoard.
Together with its regional partners, Novel-T recently presented its ambition to give the MedTech cluster in Twente a solid boost in the coming years. In September 2020, Jaap Beernink (CEO of Novel-T) and Eddy van Hijum (member of the Provincial Executive of Overijssel) presented an investment agenda on behalf of the regional cluster to State Secretary Mona Keijzer. On this agenda, affordable lab facilities were high on the priority list.
Anne-Wil Lucas, Area Director of Kennispark: "This grant is fantastic news for the region and Kennispark Twente. Without these subsidies, such facilities would never get off the ground, while they are essential for the continued growth of companies. This will ensure that we can retain Twente's MedTech companies and attract companies from outside Twente."
Consortia of knowledge institutes and Twente MedTech companies
In addition to the MedTech Factory, the other REACT-EU awards include various consortia of Twente MedTech companies and the University of Twente. These are collaborations that aim to use medical technology to contribute to an improved and affordable healthcare sector. These projects demonstrate the innovative capacity and power of cooperation within the regional cluster.
Innovations for the treatment of dementia and improved detection of breast cancer
For example, over 1.5 million euros was awarded to the 'reMIND' initiative, in which Demcon, Micronit and Locsens are consortium partners. Within reMIND, the parties bring together four different technologies to better treat dementia.
A second consortium, consisting of PA Imaging, Hemabo and the University of Twente in collaboration with Radboud UMC, will receive up to EUR 2.6 million for bringing photo-acoustic mammography to the patient.
A third example is the consortium formed around LioniX International, which includes Bronkhorst High-Tech, SurfiX, Qurin Diagnostics and PHIX. Together they are working on the SensorChip aimed at developing various types of gas, liquid and biosensors. They will receive over EUR 2.5 million for this project.
Finally, the Enschede-based company ILT Fineworks is involved in the industrialisation of the ELENA Heart Technology, for which a maximum of 1.7 million euros has been granted.
Jaap Beernink, CEO of Novel-T: "The award of these REACT-EU grants for both specific innovation projects and for strengthening the facilities in the ecosystem are of great importance for the development of the rapidly growing MedTech cluster in Twente. Innovative growth companies are the driving force behind this. For the region, the impact of these companies is particularly large, both from a social and economic perspective."
About MedTechTwente
MedTech Twente is the innovation hub where medical technology is accelerating. For the past 15 years, the business community and healthcare institutions have been working closely together with researchers from the knowledge institutions to develop innovations for tomorrow's healthcare. Innovations are developed, validated and implemented in close cooperation between parties, facilitated and accelerated by supporting organisations such as Novel-T, OostNL, VitaalTwente, HIP, WTC and HealthValley. It is therefore not without reason that successful MedTech companies such as Demcon, Medspray, Micronit, Lipocoat and IAMFluidics were founded and have grown in Twente.
About REACT-EU
The European Union is working with its recovery programme EU Next Generation on a fast, green, digital and resilient recovery of the regional economy. Under the name REACT-EU, 47.5 million euros – of which 5.9 million euros government co-financing – has been made available for the East Netherlands in 2021. This amount will be awarded to projects that have successfully submitted an application by 1 April. These projects must be completed by the end of 2023 so that the regional economy can recover as quickly as possible. The extra money has therefore been made available through the existing EFRO programme OP East 2014-2020. In OP Oost, the provinces of Gelderland and Overijssel work together to stimulate smart, sustainable and future-oriented projects at companies in the East Netherlands.
Source news: Kennispark Twente
July 14, 2021 /by Aurélie Veltema
Tags: med tech, medtech companies, Twente
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First edition of NanoLabNL Manifesto offered to State Secretary Keijzer Next step for NXTGEN HIGHTECH 'Groeifonds' Proposal


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Boys & Girls Club celebrates St. Patrick's Day with annual luncheon
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The South Boston Boys & Girls Club held its 40th annual St. Patrick's Day Luncheon on Friday, March 11. It was an auspicious event – the weather, the location in the Westin Boston Waterfront's "Laugh Boston Comedy Club," an enthusiastic sell-out crowd, the upcoming Daylight Savings change, and of course, a corned beef and cabbage feast all combined to make a truly festive event. Twenty-four tables were filled to overflowing. Even the jokes from our elected officials garnered laughter.
South Boston Clubhouse member Tara Murphy received a Boys & Girls Club "Youth of the Year" Award from the Massachusetts House of Representatives, which was presented to her by Sen. Linda Dorcena-Forry and Rep. Nick Collins. She was also the Luncheon's keystone speaker. Her beautiful given name, Tara, is the mount in County Meath where the ancient rulers of Ireland worshipped, as well as the name of Scarlett O'Hara's plantation in "Gone with the Wind." Congratulations, young lady.
Irish music was provided by perennial favorites Curragh's Fancy. The Laugh Boston space, with its tiered seating and intimate performance stage was an ideal locale for a festive get-together. Fr. Joe White gave a blessing. The Host and Master of Ceremonies was John Tobin. His jokes suited the eclectic crowd, were well delivered, and were of many vintages – this writer recalls hearing one of John's jokes (the one about the dog who can say "roof," "rough" and "Ruth") an even 60 years ago (seriously!).
Lt. Gov. Karyn Polito delivered St. Patrick's Day greetings, and spoke of how much the Boys & Girls Clubs have meant to their communities. Mayor Martin J. Walsh echoed these sentiments, and mentioned the fact that 2016 was the 100th anniversary of Ireland's Easter Uprising. He also made some humorous comments about this year's shortened parade route.
City Councilors Bill Linehan (South Boston) and Michael Flaherty (at-large) followed, and tried out their St. Patrick's Day breakfast jokes. Sen. Linda Dorcena-Forry told a couple of Trump jokes – the Donald seemed to be a favorite topic at the luncheon. Rep. Nick Collins spoke of his engagement and upcoming marriage this summer.
Dave Russo closed out the successful luncheon program with his comic routine. Thanks are extended to the 40th St. Patrick's Day Luncheon Committee: Dianne Cavaleri, Tom Costello, Doreen Heath, Gail Hobin and Gerry Vierbickas.
Boston City Councilor Bill Linehan voices his support for South Boston's Boys & Girls Club at the annual St. Patrick's Day Luncheon on Friday, March 11, 2016.
It was a sold-out, shoulder-to-shoulder, standing-room-only crowd for the 2016 Boys & Girls Club Luncheon on Friday, March 11, 2016.
Harry Duvall, executive director of the South Boston Boys & Girls Club, enjoys the after-lunch program in the Laugh Boston Comedy Club at the Westin Boston Waterfront.
Tara Murphy receives her Youth of the Year Award from the Massachusetts House, presented to her by Rep. Nick Collins and Sen. Linda Dorcena-Forry.
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Last night I joined the march with Occupy Wall Street for #GlobalNOISE! Here's a website with many more details about the demonstration. I mostly dug it because it was all about making noise in solidarity with each other - all around the world!
Music to my ears :) Here's a video slideshow I made from pictures and audio taken on my phone throughout the event.
NYC-based musician, writer, busker, freegan, revolutionary.


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Robert Halfon: Our national catchphrase this year is four simple words – "You are on mute"
Robert Halfon is MP for Harlow, a former Conservative Party Deputy Chairman, Chair of the Education Select Committee and President of Conservative Workers and Trade Unionists.
We three kings: From Tiger King to Burger King to Sausage King. What a year 2020 has been.
So the end of 2020 is almost (at last!) upon us. A year in which some of us have taken up central casting from The Truman Show – being ogled, googled, zoomed, teamed and even on the odd occasion 'citrixed'. We have lived life via our computer screens as if we were part of a giant sociological experiment. Not quite a goldfish bowl, more like the giant London Sealife Aquarium – which, as it happens, is just a swim across the Thames from the Palace of Westminster.
Our United Kingdom catchphrase has become one of just four simple words: 'You are on Mute'. Even after nine months of lockdown, semi-lockdown, tiers, semi-tiers (or is that tiers one, two or three?), we still can't remember to switch our microphone button 'on' when our daily Truman Show begins.
Not only content to be watched, we have been the watchers, too – binge-watching Netflix, Amazon Prime and not forgetting The Mandalorian on Disney Plus. Lockdown started with Tiger King (who is apparently now about to get a prison pardon from Donald Trump) and ended with Brexit Series (part 4072) with Michael Gove, describing his EU counterpart, Maroš Šefčovič, as "the Sausage King" because he had allowed sausages in lorries to travel around Northern Ireland (at least that is what I think he was talking about). This was all living proof that the Yes Minister episode about sausages was, of course, as real as a Panorama documentary, though this time it was the Brussels Eurocrat saving our sausages rather than the British Politician.
If it wasn't sausages on the menu, Scotch eggs (albeit with sausage meat), suddenly flipped into our national consciousness as each Cabinet Minister, expecting to be asked about weighty and worthy issues of the day, was instead told to set out Scotch egg public policy – or even pub policy. The good news that this free commercial for Scotch eggs (whoever masterminded this advertising deserves a Nobel prize), has resulted in Scotch eggs literally being sold out around the country. In fact, news reports state that there has been a tenfold surge in demand for this culinary delight – all enjoyed, needless to say, as part of a substantial pint. One company, Scotch and Co (what else), said sales had gone up by 25% in the past month alone.
All this eating of sausages and Scotch eggs, alongside our occasional intake of lockdown alcohol (hic), meant that we all had to get fitter. Despite Joe Wick's best efforts, this was not easy. Because, before Scotch eggs and sausages came along, our moral duty in August according to the Chancellor – was to Pig Out to Help Out. After months of lockdown, the time came to use up the Treasury's 'free' (£520 million taxpayer-funded) vouchers for Burger King, Ronald Macdonald and Colonel Sanders.
By my count that makes it three Kings – Tiger King, Sausage King and Burger King: perfect for this time of year (although not quite what the Bible imagined).
Yet surely, if Sir Tom Moore could walk one hundred lengths of his garden and raise millions for the NHS, then the rest of us could, at least, get up from the sofa to turn the radio off, rather than shouting at Alexa.
Granted, we were allowed to walk across golf courses, as long as we obeyed strict Covid regulations and did not dare to touch, let alone swing a golf club.
But lockdown keep-fit clearly worked for some. The brilliant Ministerial rising star, and newly lean Will Quince, proudly announced on Twitter recently that he had lost a good few stone in weight. When I saw Quince's Tweet one Saturday morning, I felt so fat-shamed that I immediately put away my giant tub of Haribo Cola bottles, ordered courtesy of Amazon.
Soon it will be Christmas. Our Cromwellian overlords have allowed us just a few magical days of fun. We are even permitted to see some friends and family from three different households. Exciting.
Hopefully, as we all get jabbed in the New Year, 2021 won't be quite as mad as this one. As we resume tiering, I await with anticipation and excitement You Tube's next instalment of Joe Wicks' "cure your Turkey and Guinness hangover", no doubt starting on our Truman Show on 1st January.
As this is my last Conservative Home column of 2020, may I wish all readers a most Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.


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A mother's campaign
by Maria J. Burgos October 20, 2015
The clock read 2:30 p.m. and everything was under control for Mary Lou Babineau. Just one last question from the audience before the debate wrapped up, giving the Green Party candidate enough time to pick her daughter up from ballet class.
But panic crept upon her when she heard the moderator say, "Next up, we have six more people with questions."
The St. Thomas Spanish professor got up from behind the table with her car keys in hand. She walked over to her brother in the audience and told him he was going to have to pick up Neomi.
"Historically, the traditional politician is a man who has someone at home taking care of such things," said the single mom. "As a mom, it's a lot of extra work, the campaign gets rough, but it's a choice you make."
Babineau acknowledges the campaign that wrapped up Monday night was a disruption to her child's life, but she knows the power of example will benefit her daughter in the end.
"It's more important for me to be a leader in the community than just tell her she can be a leader. It is more powerful when she sees me doing it. I hope this will make an impression on her positively and, eventually, she will understand."
Mary Lou Babineau was born and raised in the coal-mining village of Minto, 50 kilometres northeast of Fredericton.
She is the oldest of six children. While at Queens University, she had to work part-time jobs to pay for her education and later, got her MA and PhD at Arizona State University.
"I really have no memory of any time in my life when I was not working very hard," she says.
In 2003, her mother was diagnosed with a terminal illness and Babineau came home to care for her. Her mother passed away a year later in 2004.
"My mother was the only woman in my little town that I knew who worked outside the home. She taught for 33 years. I remember she would be up with us all night when we all had the flu and still she went to work in the morning," she says.
This same year, a position teaching Spanish at St. Thomas University opened and Babineau got the job. She has been working as a full-time professor ever since and was the faculty union president for three years.
When Mary Lou Babineau considered running in the federal election for the first time in 2008, she was pregnant and unsure of her decision.
"I asked Elizabeth May, 'Do you think I can do this?' and she said 'Of course you can. I've been doing it with (my daughter) Victoria Cate my whole life.' This speaks back to the power of example. It is not easy but it can be done," Babineau says.
After the election in 2008, people would ask Babineau if she was going to run again. Her reply was always the same, "when Neomi is older."
Babineau sits crossed-legged in her kitchen with her pajamas, eating Oreos.
Even though she has been a perfectionist her whole life, she has come to accept that not everything will go as planned. Not even with her perfectly planned schedule.
"You have to learn to just let things go," she says. "Also, you have to love what you are doing, or else you would just have a breakdown at some point."
Other techniques Babineau has learned over the years are to focus solely on whatever she is doing at the moment and sleep at least seven hours every night.
"During this campaign I haven't been up after 11 o'clock, not even once. If you are more tired, you lose perspective and your energy is not good."
Babineau admitted Green strategy this election was to get enough members elected to form a caucaus, but she's optimistic for the party's future.
"The really cool thing about the Green party is that people are actually inspired," she said. "I think we'll see a Green government in my lifetime and that's really encouraging and exciting."
Every day, she drives Neomi to school in the campaign car. There's always a lineup of girls waiting to see the car and tell her how much they love it. Her voice softens as she describes her favourite moments of the campaign so far.
"One of them said, 'when I grow up I want to be a politician like Neomi's mom.' And the other one said 'when I grow up I want to be a Green prime minister of Canada.' These girls are seven years old. I think it's making an impression on them to see a woman on the poster and especially to know her," she says. "It's what I will remember the most."
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Steve and Cory talk about a report from the Centre for Countering Digital Hate about how the growth in online misinformation has occurred.
You can read the report at the CCDH website: Center for Countering Digital Hate (counterhate.co.uk)
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Steve and Cory talk about the paradox that people find left-wing policies are popular whilst not voting for left-wing parties.
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Steve and Cory discuss Dominic Cummings's dire record in government and what his departure from Number 10 means for the Johnson administration.
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Steve and Cory speak to Patrick Cook about the result of the US Presidential Election.
(as we acknowledge at the start of the episode, this was called before the race was called for Joe Biden)
What's going to happen on US Election Day? (#255) 0
Steve and Cory talk to Patrick Cook about what we should expect on Election Day. Will we get a result on the night, which states should we keep an eye out for, and what will happen if there's a tie?
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Steve and Cory talk with Patrick Cook once again about why voter turnout in American Elections is so low yet the lines to vote are so long.
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Cory and Steve talk with Patrick Cook on fundraising in American Politics.
The Conversation article Cory was referring to is: https://theconversation.com/the-scale-of-us-election-spending-explained-in-five-graphs-130651
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Expectation Triumphs Over Hope (#252) 0
Steve and Cory discuss quite the week in American Politics with Patrick Cook.
(This was recorded on Wednesday before the Vice Presidential Debate)
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Steve and Cory talk about the government's treatment of asylum seekers and what that tells us about the Tory's priorities.
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Steve and Cory talk about the uses of algorithms in forming public policy and how they've inadvertently fuelled the rise of conspiracy theorists like QAnon.
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As America is in the grip of the climate crisis, we check in with Patrick Cook on the state of the Presidential race.
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Steve and Cory talk about the four horsemen of the apocalypse that will plague Boris Johnson's government between now and Christmas.
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In a selection from the Not Enough Champagne Vaults, here's a conversation we recorded with Shaz Rahman a couple of months ago about the future of transport including short haul flights.
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In the final of our three episodes looking back at past episodes, we talk about the government action to tackle obesity. Features a cameo appearance by John Cotton.
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In the second of three summer episodes reflecting on our past shows, Steve and Cory revisit the episode they recorded earlier this year on Huawei. Since then, the government has opted to try and remove the Chinese firm from the UK's 5G network. What did we get right and wrong in our previous episode?
Boris Johnson as PM: One Year On (#244) 0
Steve and Cory revisit their episode recorded after Boris Johnson won the Conservative Party leadership. We discuss whether he has governed as we expected him to, and look back at a turbulent year in politics to work out what we got right and what we got wrong.
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Steve and Cory talk about the ISC's Russia Report. They discuss what the media focussed on, what interesting bits did they ignore, and also about the wider political implications as well.
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Steve and Cory talk about whether Rishi Sunak's economic plans are up to the challenge we face.
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At the beginning of 2020, we gave New Year's Resolutions to each of the three main UK Political Parties. Now Steve and Cory check in with Patrick Cook to see if Labour, the Conservatives and Liberal Democrats took our advice.
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Steve and Cory talk to Shaz Rahman about the links between sport and race.
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14th Annual Australasian Shared Services & Outsourcing Week
Date 11th - 14th April, 2011
Location Palladium at Crown, Melbourne, Australia
Shared Services and Outsourcing Network's (SSON) Shared Services & Outsourcing Week is one of the largest annual gathering of shared services professionals. The event is designed to provide executives with everything they need to take shared services to the next level. It features outstanding keynotes, an impressive speaker faculty, workshops, master-classes, site-tours, and the shared service excellence awards.
with Peter McNamara, General Manager - Procurement, Rio Tinto
Asheesh Mehra, Head - Asia Pacific, Japan and Middle East, Infosys BPO
12thApril, 2011
10:45 - 11:15 EDT
Peter McNamara talks about the latest shared services strategies and innovations that he is rolling out at Rio Tinto
Peter McNamara has 31 years experience in the resources sector and has held a variety of roles covering technical, product support, marketing and project evaluation functions. For the past 14 years Peter has been deeply involved in Procurement and Supply Chain Management. Peter has been a key architect in the transformation of procurement in Rio Tinto. During his time with Rio Tinto Procurement the function has progressively moved from its origins as an independent site based function to the current centre led, hub and spoke model in which Rio Tinto Procurement manages all external spend for the Group. Peter has been directly involved in the strategic, operational and customer facing aspects of this transformation. In 2000, Peter spent two years based in the United States establishing the strategic sourcing initiative there. Peter led the procurement integration work arising from Rio Tinto's $38 billion acquisition of Alcan. He currently leads a global team working on procurement and contracts in Rio Tinto's major capital projects program. Peter holds an MCIPS, MBA and BSc.
Asheesh Mehra leads Asia Pacific, Japan and Middle East regions for Infosys BPO. He also manages operations for Infosys' delivery centres at Manila, Philippines and Hangzhou, China. Asheesh is an outsourcing veteran with over 11 years of cross-industry, global sourcing experience. He has driven business transformation through outsourcing for several Fortune 500 companies.
He led WNS' insurance BPO practice and was a member of the start-up management team at Msource, a pure-play BPO firm, part of the Mphasis Group. During his tenure at Msource, TCS Intelenet and WNS, Asheesh was instrumental in driving strategic initiatives in the areas of market penetration, operational excellence, organizational development, and transition.
Asheesh holds a bachelor's degree in Hospitality from the Welcome Group School of Hotel Management, Manipal. He was conferred with "Thought Leader of the year - Asia" award by SSON in 2010.
Know more about the event
Rio Tinto: A Procurement Transformation Success Story
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At the school there is the remain of World War II stone , with the engraved mark of success for the Japanese in their efforts to conquer and gain control of Machang on 11th December 1941 after a battle against the British army. The stone with Japanese writing on it was discovered at the bank of the River Sat , in Kemuning , Machang and was brought to the school compound , upon the initiative and interest of Mohd Shukri Saad , the Principal of 1972-1982 .
In the year 1994 , the Scripted Stone was changed its position to its current location , at the History Corner of the school , upon the sensitivity of Mohd Salleh Hussein , the principal of 1983-1995 . A replica of this stone is on display at the Museum of World War II , in Kota Bharu . For all the achievements and excellence gained by the school , in the field of curriculum and co-curricular activities , the District Office of Tanah Merah/Machang/Jeli awarded the Award of Sri Cemerlang or the `Excellent Award` to the school .This was the highest award ever presented to any school. Hamzah National Secondary School has been the sole recipient of this award since . All the pictures , certificates and trophies that are related to this one and only award are on display in the Building of Sri Cemerlang . The opening of the building was officiated by the YB Dato' Mustapa Mohamad in 1995.


New data has been published by the Trust for London as part of its 'London Poverty Profile' project.
Inner London borough Lambeth's unemployment rate is above London's average, at 6.8%. One in five of the borough's residents work in jobs that pay below the London Living Wage. This is reflected by in the fact that nearly one in four (24%) young people live in families who receive tax credits. Given its relatively central location, it is not surprising that 15% of jobs in the borough are low-paid ones, a figure lower than the London average of 17%.
The cost of renting in Lambeth is in line with the average for inner London, with average rent accounting for 68% of lower quartile monthly gross earnings.
With 303,000 residents Lambeth has one of the highest populations in Inner London as well as having a high population density. Its population growth is exceeding projections and Lambeth could be the most populated inner London borough by 2020.
Lambeth is notable for its ethnic diversity, with a particularly high proportion of and Black-Africans (12%) and Black Caribbeans (9.5%) While the borough has an extremely young profile, Lambeth is notable for its ethnically complex older population too, substantiating the historical narrative that Lambeth was an important focus and destination for post-war migrants from the Caribbean and Africa.


New Delhi :A Hindu temple was vandalised in Pakistan's Sindh province by miscreants who set the holy books and idols on fire, drawing a strong reaction from Prime Minister Imran Khan who ordered swift and decisive action against the perpetrators.
The incident happened last week in Kumb, a town in Khairpur district. The unidentified assailants fled after vandalism. vandalism. Khan on Tuesday night took to Twitter to call upon the provincial authorities to take swift action against the culprits.
"The govt of Sindh must take swift and decisive action against the perpetrators. This is against the teachings of the Quran," Khan said.The community has approached the police to register a case against unidentified persons.There was no caretaker at the temple because the community felt that it was safe enough, since it was surrounded by their houses.


What is Sound Touch Therapy?
A member of the bodywork therapies group- Sound Touch Therapy or Sound Massage works on the theory that sound and vibration not only effects our mood but can release stored negative energies, emotions and pain from our bodies too.
Sound Touch Therapy has been used as a valid healing method for over 5000 years in eastern traditions. The primordial sound induced a deep relaxation for the mind and the vibration awakens the body's natural healing ability, bringing attention to areas of stress, pain or stored negativity and allowing the body to naturally clear these and promote wellness.
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The therapy is usually an hour long with consultation beforehand. Then just relax, fully clothed as the bowls are gently played and moved around on your body from feet to heart centre.
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Now that the event has passed, OASIS has published the proceedings for the ebXML workshop at UBL International. Together, the presentations give an overview of where ebXML is today, more than eight years after the initial ebXML project started and several years after ebXML ceased to be at the "hype" stage.
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An article summarizing the achievements in 2007 for ebXML is now available from the ebXMLforum.
Details of new tools and a whole selection of resource links are provided.
Projects and developments with ebXML in 2007 are called out along with a look ahead to 2008.
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This presentation by Axway at the OASIS Open Standards forum references a large scale deployment of ebXML Messaging in Asia. The exchange of customs documents between Thailand and the Philippines uses ebXML Messages.
Via service providers, this link connects many thousands of exporting and importing companies.


Variants of GM's groundbreaking family of LSX engines are installed in everything from its most mundane panel vans to its earth-shaking Corvette ZR1. First seeing the light of day in the 1997 Corvette, the LS1 and its successors have proven powerful, reliable, and amazingly fuel-efficient.
Performance enthusiasts have embraced this remarkable V-8, and it has quickly become a favorite subject for engine swaps. Why? Because the versatile engine offers fantastic power, a compact design, and is light weight. Even better, it responds very well to modification. It is everything the high-performance enthusiast could want.
GM LS-Series Engines details all of the steps necessary from concept to completion, including fabrication and installation of motor mounts, wiring, fuel system, and driveline considerations. This is the ultimate guide to installing the LSX in your GM muscle car!
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There has been a fair amount of interest in Hazel Blears' relatively brief aside about Sarah Palin during the Fabian fringe this lunchtime.
"Her politics are horrendous, but she's struck a chord with people - 'I'm a maverick, I'm not part of those powerful people' - and people identified with that."
The point was rather less about the US election and part of a broader argument about the nature of politics.
But I think the dangers of Labour figures commenting on what is the obvious and natural preference of every Labour MP are overstated. Downing Street went to fairly absurd lengths to observe 'protocol parity' during the candidate's visits. But the views of Harriet Harman and Hazel Blears on the Palin agenda are both perfectly obvious, given their political views, and in no way likely to affect anything whatsoever in UK relations with any US administration.
And we will be looking for the Lessons from America in our 6pm fringe at Manchester Town Hall on Sunday night.


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This root has been used for ages across the world and time to Ancient Egypt and its refinement going to medieval Europe up to modern times. You may have a vision of kids and campfires toasting modern marshmallows, but herb root bits can be used as an offering to the Gods, granting boons, and aid in fulfilling wishes.
Marshmallow Root has a long history in folklore and magic. The ancient Greeks were known to use it for its medicinal properties as did the Egyptians. In fact, it is believed to have gotten its name from the Ancient Greeks Althea and is a derivative of the Greek word, altho, which means "to cure." Althea is referenced in the Book of Job and in Medieval times Althea ointment was used to drive out evil spirits and made an excellent protection ointment.
Marshmallow root/Althea is a popular herb for any type of psychic divination work. It is believed to make a powerful incense when burned for these purposes.


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The Master of Education (MEd) in School Leadership program in the College of Education is designed to prepare principals for the many challenges posed by 21st century schools. A combination of coursework and field experiences helps build skills in management, data analysis and instructional leadership, while introducing students to a variety of leadership roles and styles. Students gain the tools to approach the challenges of school leadership with intelligence, reliable information, innovative ideas and a well-conceived vision for the future. Courses are taught by faculty with both academic credentials and experience as practitioners. All students must complete six credits of supervised internships to obtain their principal certificates.
The School Leadership MEd program offers classes in a hybrid format through a combination of onsite and online classes. Onsite courses are offered on Temple's Main Campus in Philadelphia.
You can focus on School Leadership or you can take one of the following concentrations.
Prepare to become a district-wide specialist in curriculum and instruction across all grade levels. Students who successfully complete all program requirements also satisfy the academic requirements for an administrative certificate in Pennsylvania.
Prepare to serve as a principal or assistant principal; learn the purposes and processes of schools; and gain the expertise necessary to lead and administer a school community. This concentration meets state educational requirements for certification as a principal.
Prepare to become an agent of change in your school and district. Elective coursework provides students with the opportunity to take courses that meet specific interests.
In keeping with Temple's commitment to access and affordability, this Master of Education offers a competitive level of tuition with multiple opportunities for financial support.
John Hall, assistant professor of Policy, Organizational and Leadership Studies, is faculty program coordinator of the School Leadership MEd program.
Advisors will guide you in navigating the curriculum and selecting the appropriate coursework to achieve your academic and professional goals. A graduate academic advisor will also be available to help you with scheduling, policies and procedures to ensure your smooth passage through the program.


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Bahá'u'lláh - Remember My Days
How grievously Bahá'u'lláh suffered to regenerate the world! Wrongly accused, imprisoned, beaten, chained, banished from country to country, betrayed, poisoned, stripped of material possessions, and "at every moment tormented with a fresh torment": such was the cruel reception that greeted the Everlasting Father, Him Who is the Possessor of all Names and Attributes. For two score years, until the end of His earthly days, He remained a prisoner and exile -- persecuted unceasingly by the rulers of Persia and the Ottoman Empire, opposed relentlessly by a vicious and scheming clergy, neglected abjectly by other sovereigns to whom He addressed potent letters imparting to them that which, in His truth-bearing words, "is the cause of the well-being, the unity, the harmony, and the reconstruction of the world, and of the tranquillity of the nations." "My grief," He once lamented, "exceedeth all the woes to which Jacob gave vent, and all the afflictions of Job are but a part of My sorrows." The voice halts for shame from continuing so deplorable a recitation, the heart is torn by mere thought of the Divine Target of such grief -- grief no ordinary mortal could endure. But lest we give way to feelings of gloom and distress, we take recourse in the tranquil calm He induces with such meaningful words as these: "We have borne it all with the utmost willingness and resignation, so that the souls of men may be edified, and the Word of God be exalted." Thus, the Wronged One, patient beyond measure, preserved a majestic composure, revealing His true Self as the Merciful, the Loving, the Incomparable Friend. Concentrating His energies on the pivotal purpose of His Revelation, He transmuted His tribulations into instruments of redemption and summoned all peoples to the banner of unity.
The Universal House of Justice, A Wider Horizon, Selected Letters 1983-1992, p. 239-240
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Compiled by Susan Gammage