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Waitress Brightens Couple's Day By Treating Them to Lunch After They Escaped Canadian Wildfires
News 9:47 AM PDT, May 6, 2016 - Johanna Li
9:47 AM PDT, May 6, 2016 - Johanna Li
A waitress proved that a little kindness can go a long way after she footed the bill for two customers who were directly affected by the wildfires that have devastated northeastern Alberta, Canada.
Jonathon Pickford and his wife were two of the 80,000 people evacuated from the area.
Read: Family Flees Fast-Moving Wildfire in National Park: 'We Didn't Have Time to Think'
When they stopped for lunch at an Original Joe's restaurant in Edmonton, about a four-and-a-half hour drive from the fires, their waitress said she immediately noticed they were in "a bit of a daze."
Brittany Reynolds, 20, told InsideEdition.com that she remembered asking how their day was, and was thrown off guard when Pickford's wife responded, "It's been a rough day."
"I assumed it had something to do with the evacuation," Reynolds said. "All she had to say to me was 'Fort Mac' and I just knew."
"The wife and I lost almost everything except what she could fit in her car in 5 Mins so today we needed to revamp and try and figure out our next moves," Pickford later posted on Facebook.
Reynolds overheard the couple as they tried to decide what to do next and watched as Pickford excused himself from the table multiple times during their lunch to make phone calls, she said.
"I remember her mentioning 'We're waiting to have the call to go back in, but what is there to go back to? We have nothing, it's all gone,'" she told IE.com.
Heartbroken by the couple's situation, Reynolds immediately brought the situation to the attention of her manager.
"We're such a family there, and everyone has such big hearts. I didn't have to ask (my manager) Tania to cover it -- she had already taken care of it," she said.
Read: Heroic Family Dog Leads Firefighters to Children Trapped in Police Officer's Burning Home
When Reynolds brought over the bill at the end of their lunch, she said Pickford's jaw dropped when he saw the restaurant compensated their entire $87.50 bill.
"You could just see the shock on their face," the waitress said. "The wife started to cry, and I gave her a huge hug and said, 'It's the least we could do.'"
"People are amazing," Pickford wrote in the Facebook post that has since gone viral.
Read: Bartender Grandma Raising Triplet Grandsons Gets Big Tip From Out-of-Town Customers
"It's amazing how much a small gesture can mean to someone. I'm so thankful I had the opportunity to brighten their day despite what they are going through," Reynolds told IE.com. "It reminds everyone that it doesn't take much to make someone's day."
The kindness has proved to be contagious. Reynolds said that during another shift that week, she watched as a table picked up the bill for two women sitting nearby.
Watch: Servers Open Up About the Most Heartwarming Notes and Generous Tips They've Ever Received
These Receipt Notes and Generous Tips Will Restore Your Faith in Humanity


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Prop 63 – Ammopalousa, GunGhazi and Second Amendmenting
by Doug Porter on October 12, 2016 · 4 comments
in California, Culture, Election, Environment, Health, History, Politics
In some states, candidates fight to see who can pose with the largest gun. In California, they fight to see who can craft the toughest regulations on guns and ammo.
By Doug Porter
This measure is Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom's baby. Prop 63 requires a background check to purchase ammo, bans possession of large capacity ammo clips, sets up a way to remove guns from felons, and requires reporting of stolen firearms/ammo.
This is all good stuff and there no denying it's part of Newsom's image building in the lead up to the 2018 gubernatorial contest.
Senate President Pro Tem Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles) also has political ambitions. He's been feuding with Newsom over who is the true leader on gun control, In July, the legislature approved bills requiring background checks for ammunition purchasers and outlaw magazines that hold more than 10 bullets.
Bang! Bang! Another Day, and Another 80 Dead
With 300 Americans Second-Amendmenting themselves and other people daily, and 32,000 lives annually being lost to gun violence, the US stands head and shoulders above other developed countries, according to the American Journal of Medicine.
From CBS News:
Even though it has half the population of the other 22 nations combined, the United States accounted for 82 percent of all gun deaths. The United States also accounted for 90 percent of all women killed by guns, the study found. Ninety-one percent of children under 14 who died by gun violence were in the United States. And 92 percent of young people between ages 15 and 24 killed by guns were in the United States, the study found.
Gun violence is a national health crisis. Thanks to the efforts of the gun lobby, we don't know much about the "why" of this daily disaster in this country. The NRA and their ilk have blocked funding for research on gun violence by the Center on Disease Control for nearly two decades.
Prop 63 supporters include the California Democratic Party, Amnesty International, the California Medical Association, the California American College of Physicians, and the California American Academy of Preventative Medicine.
The Yes on 63's page on 10 Gun Lobby Myths vs. Facts has a good rundown of the typical arguments you can expect to see on this issue.
It's None of Your Damn Business
Via Truth or Gospel
Nothing brings the paranoid element in politics out like a measure intended to regulate or limit the use of firearms, and Proposition 63 is no exception. Among the claims made by the opposition Coalition for Civil Liberties:
Prop 63 will criminalize gun owners, render millions of your firearms unusable and force you to give up your private property.
The perennial arguments against gun regulation and safety, namely that criminals (and now terrorists) will be the ultimate winners if new laws are enacted, are also being made. The old fear of bad guys is always good for few scary commercials.
At the base of all these arguments made by the gun fetish set (as opposed to ordinary Americans who happen to own firearms), is the fantasy of needing and being able to use guns to fight a repressive state. Yes indeedy, folks, these types are ready to take one for the team in the fight against Obamacare and gay marriage.
The "reasonable" gun nuts in the NRA leadership have decided to offer only token support for the No on 63 coalition; they're busy funding ads in support of Donald Trump.
The opposition encompasses the National Rifle Association's official state affiliate, the California Rifle and Pistol Association, the California Republican Party, the California Libertarian Party, and several law enforcement associations, including the California Police Chief's Association.
Ballot Language: FIREARMS. AMMUNITION SALES. INITIATIVE STATUTE.
Requires background check and Department of Justice authorization to purchase ammunition. Prohibits possession of large–capacity ammunition magazines. Establishes procedures for enforcing laws prohibiting firearm possession by specified persons. Requires Department of Justice's participation in federal National Instant Criminal Background Check System. Fiscal Impact: Increased state and local court and law enforcement costs, potentially in the tens of millions of dollars annually, related to a new court process for removing firearms from prohibited persons after they are convicted.
A YES Vote means: a new court process would be created for the removal of firearms from individuals upon conviction of certain crimes. New requirements related to the selling or purchasing of ammunition would be implemented.
A NO Vote means: No new firearm– or ammunition–related requirements would be implemented.
Yes on 63 Website
Yes on 63 Facebook
Yes on 63 Twitter
No on 63 Website
No on 63 Facebook
No on 63 Twitter
Ballotpedia Page
Most Recent Polling: A USC Dornsife/Los Angeles Times poll at the beginning of September showed broad support (64%) for Prop 63. Opposed likely voters came in a 28%, with 8% undecided.
End Notes: Our endorsements will be included in our General Election Progressive Voter Guide, published shortly after mail-in ballots are delivered in October.
An excerpt from Doug Porter's column at our associated San Diego Free Press.
Christo October 12, 2016 at 2:13 pm
Prop 63 bans possession of large capacity ammo clips.
In other words: Prop 63 will criminalize gun owners and force you to give up your private property.
Chris October 12, 2016 at 6:42 pm
It wouldn't apply to people who already legally own these clips.
Frank Gormlie October 13, 2016 at 9:22 am
Christo, there was some kind of weird thing in your last comment that made all the comments go haywire; I believe it was the link to some yes on 63 site. So we had to delete it. Feel free to make another comment but without a link.
Christo October 13, 2016 at 9:46 am
Prop 63 does in fact confiscate magazines 10 rounds and over (Which have been illegal to purchase in California for over a decade).
From the Yes on 63 Website Frank lists above. Click on "Learn More".
Scroll down to bottom and open the "What Prop 63 Does and Why it's important".
Go to Page 3, # 5 and you will see:
"Prop 63 will require individuals to sell their LCMs to a gun dealer, transfer them to law enforcement, or otherwise remove them from the state.
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Additionally, as stated above, how much force an officer may use all depends on the given situation. If the suspect resists arrest, the officer may use more force than if the suspect were compliant. If the suspect threatens the officer with death or bodily harm, the officer is permitted to use deadly force. If the suspect flees from the officer, how much force the officer may use all depends on whether or not the person in question is believed to have committed a felony or a misdemeanor.
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In addition to being a pastor, I am also an attorney. I often pay $100-$300 for books because of the value they bring to my profession. Logos is somewhat like that. It is for those who are professionals. Unfortunately, it is not for all.
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Why does Mobile App not work unless connected?
I love the mobile app and the recent updates. But when I go to the mountains where I have no wifi/data connection, the app is useless. Even downloaded books are not usable. Why is this? Can the app work offline, like one would expect?
I get to be the 400th post on this thread.
I agree. Garrett is a tremendous value at $10 for the set.
I use my iPad constantly to read Logos books. But when I take it to the mountains removed from all technology, it doesn't work at all. Not even the books I've downloaded. Why does Logos require that the App be connected to Logos to work? Can't it work offline?
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Greg Masone: The story of your intellectual journey parallels mine to an extraordinary degree. I too move away from 6-day literal creation theory, particularly because of my interest in science and my desire to investigate and defend the young earth theory. Instead, I discovered it's scientific inadequacies in light of demonstratable science.
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Because Mounce did John, I guess you don't really know what you are talking about. Don't slander this great set out of ignorance.
Cranfield is a great work, and should be consulted if you are doing an academic paper in Romans. But the commentaries you listed are what you want for preaching, teaching, and personal study. Add Leon Morris or Robert Mounce instead.
Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament??
Any word on Exegetical Guide to the Greek New Testament (B&H) coming to Logos? http://www.bhacademic.com/series/eggnt/ I don't see anything in pre-pub. This is an ideal resource for Logos.
It is a cross-reference to Luke 1:70.
Can I add that we should give out posts an appropriate title. Titles like: "I don't get this," "Can I just say," "Okay, I give up," "Is it impossible," or just "Help" are more like Facebook clickbait. Good titles is the first step to a great post.
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Wow, that thing is pretty small!How and what are you going to mount it to?
I had one of the original gopros until someone I knew accidentally took a suitcase with it in it on vacation.. once on vacation they thought my suitcase was there accidentally and left it. So dumb haha. That experience kind of turned me off to gopros but I'd be interested to see how they've improved!
It was indeed nice, but how good is as compared to a Decent DSLR camera ?
It's my next photography gadget on the list to have.
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Go Pro has always managed to pack some extremely good features into a very small amount of space. I think they were one of the first cameras I saw with 4K capabilities - and if I remember correctly, they were significantly ahead of the curve too. I also appreciate that they seem to iron out all glitches before releasing to the public - you buy one, and you know it'll work as you expect.
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Man you make it sound so tempting! I have always wanted to get one but I keep thinking that it is action camera so never really got one. Drone cameras are cool too... But this could be an interesting one to get! Thanks for sharing!
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Ezetimibe 10mg tablets: £26.31 Ezetimibe monotherapy is recommended as an option for treating primary (heterozygous‑familial or non‑familial) hypercholesterolaemia in adults in whom initial statin therapy is contraindicated.
Ezetimibe monotherapy is recommended as an option for treating primary (heterozygous‑familial or non‑familial) hypercholesterolaemia in adults who cannot tolerate statin therapy, defined as the presence ofclinically significant adverse effects that represent an unacceptable risk to the patient or that may reduce compliance with therapy.
2. a change from initial statin therapy to an alternative statin is being considered.
Healthcare professionals should offer adults with FH a referral to a specialist with expertise in FH if treatment with the maximum tolerated dose of a high-intensity statin and ezetimibe does not achieve a recommended reduction in LDL-C concentration of greater than 50% from baseline (that is, LDL-C concentration before treatment).
Local specialist advice is to also consider checking triglyceride levels & consider fibrate.
The ENHANCE study showed the addition of Ezetimibe had no effect on primary or secondary endpoints and emerging evidence contributes to lack of positive cardiovascular outcomes with ezetimibe alone.
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Nicotinic acid Specialist recommendation ONLY These lipid lowering drugs are usually initiated in secondary care by clinical biochemists for patients with complex dyslipidaemias.
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Queer Wolf, edited by James E.M. Rasmussen and available in both print and digital formats from Queered Fiction, is a collection of werewolf stories that runs the gamut of style, mythos, and talent. Each story plays with the rules of the genre–from the place of witches and sorcerers in the werewolf mythos to those of silver, wolf bites, wolf skins and lunacy, and even the place of drug-use. Not a single mythos unites the stories, which could cause some readers to stumble from one story to the next, having to reset the rules to another author's conventions.
Some of the wolves in this collection are outcasts from their packs, some are lone wolves, and some have banded together to form queer packs where wolves like them can be safe. The allegory is obvious: these are the lives of gay men and women in modern society. In his less-than-informative introduction, Dr. Berhardt-House draws the parallel between the werewolf and the homosexual. The stories in Queer Wolf are clearly collected around this principle.
Talent in these stories, like mythos, varies. While some stories are abysmal, and others barely passable, the prize stories in this collection are: "Wolf Strap" by Naomi Clark, "Shy Hunter" by Gunn Hale and "In the Seeonee Hills" by Erica Hildebrand.
"Wolf Strap" pulls you in fast and hard–not just into the story, but into the collection as a whole. Both mystery and horror, this story tells of the struggle between pack and humankind–and of what some men will do to even the playing field with the perceived wolf threat. Clark gives us characters that we can understand in a world that we cannot.
"Shy Hunter" is both a beautiful story of the love of one man for another while also presenting a decent thriller as he faces the external manifestation (and source) of his inner demons. This story explores the feral, predatory nature both wolves and gay men; and it represents the struggles either community has in keeping these creatures at bay.
"In the Seeonee Hills" explores the difference between the natural-born werewolf and the afflicted. It is as much about wolf politics as it is about wolf personality–and how those politics collapse when two wolves from different sides fall in love. It is a lesbian, werewolf West Side Story.
Close behind these stories are "Wolf Lover" by Michael Itig, "Wrong Turn" by Stephen Osborne, "Leader of the Pack" by Robert Saldarini, "War of the Wolves" by Charles Long, "Night Swimming" by R.J. Bradshaw, and "A Wolf's Moon" by Quinn Smythwood. While these stories are not superb examples of writing, they good examples and do the genre justice. The characters are compelling, and their stories complete—leaving just enough to imagine further adventures ahead.
Queer Wolf is a worthy attempt at doing the queer "monster" justice. It is the first volume in a series that will explore the uncanny lives of gay and lesbian creatures from all worlds. We look forward to reading more from Queered Fiction as they explore vampirism and science fiction in upcoming volumes.


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We're thinking the Vu is the first real post-iPhone cellphone, using a haptic-feedback touchscreen, a fluid UI, and multimedia features in a phone that should cost less than the iPhone but still be cool enough to induce lust.
Laptop caught up with the phone on the floor of the CTIA Emerging Tech Awards pavilion, snapped a few shots, and did a pretty good hands-on. John Biggs here and I got to play with an early version of the phone at CES and it's good to see Laptop has about the same impressions we did then.
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A look at the international aspect of the Pro14
With the League Stage of the Pro14 coming to an end I thought I'd take a look at the relative performances not of individual teams but of the nations involved.
To do this I've combined the results of all of the teams from each nation against all of the teams from each of the other nations. "Why have you done this?" I hear you ask. Well first of all I want to take a look at the relative strengths of the professional game in each country. Secondly to take a look at the depth of ability developing behind the National teams. I know there are only two South African teams in the Pro14 so this does not give an accurate picture for them. However, I felt it useful to include them to show how they have done in their 1st season.
With four teams in the Pro14 there have been a total of 60 games against teams from other nations. The Irish have won 35 of them or 58%. As you can see from the table below the Irish have performed very well against Italian and South African opposition and well against the Welsh. Only the Scottish teams seem to have been able to out perform them. Overall the Irish have had a good season.
P W D L %
Ireland Italy 12 8 0 4 66.66667
Scotland 12 4 0 8 33.33333
South Africa 12 10 0 2 83.33333
Wales 24 13 2 9 54.16667
With two teams in the Pro14 there have been a total of 36 games against teams from other nations and the Italians have won a respectable 15 of them. This gives the Italian teams a 42% win ratio. As you can see from their table the Italians have done well against the South Africans, held their own against the Welsh but struggled against both the Irish and the Scots. Overall the Italians have done quite well this season.
Italy Ireland 12 4 0 8 33.33333
Scotland 6 1 0 5 16.66667
South Africa 6 4 0 2 66.66667
Wales 12 6 0 6 50
Scotland.
As with Italy, there have been a total of 36 games between the Scottish teams and those of other nations in the Pro14. The Scottish teams have won 27 of these, giving them a 75% win ratio. As can be seen from the table below only the Irish teams have posed much of a problem for the Scots in this part of the season and even here the Scots have won two thirds of their games. This has been a great season for the Scottish teams.
Scotland Ireland 12 8 0 4 66.66667
Italy 6 5 0 1 83.33333
South Africa.
With only the two 'weakest' South African teams in the Pro14, little can be inferred about the state of professional rugby in South Africa. Their season has included a major shock for Leinster but also a really disappointing year for the Southern Kings. With 36 games played against teams from the other nations the South Africans have won 10 of them, or just under 28%. From the table you can see they have done best against the Welsh teams, had a hard time against the Italians and really struggled against the Irish and Scots. This has not been a good season for the South Africans. However, given the problems they have faced the Cheetahs in particular can be happy with their results.
South Africa Ireland 12 2 0 10 16.66667
Wales 12 5 0 7 41.66667
Wales.
Finally we have the Welsh teams. As with Ireland there have been 60 games between the Welsh and teams from other nations in the Pro14. The Welsh have won 24 of these giving them a 40% win ratio. This came as the biggest surprise to me given how well the Welsh national team performed in the Six Nations. As you can see from the table the Welsh teams have matched the Italians and South Africans but have had problems against e Irish and really struggled against the Scottish teams. The Welsh will be disappointed with this season. Although the Scarlets will be happy enough.
Wales Ireland 24 9 2 13 37.5
Italy 12 6 0 6 50
South Africa 12 7 0 5 58.33333
How will the national coaches feel?
Joe Schmidt and Gregor Townsend will be pleased with the winning culture being developed in their countries. Conor O'Shea should be really pleased that the Italian teams have out performed both the Welsh and South African teams. Rassie Erasmus will be watching the Cheetahs with half an eye on the RWC quarter final. Finally Warren Gatland will be concerned that the Welsh clubs are not performing consistently.
Author: Paul Futers
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My favourite pass time is watching my youngest son play for South Shields Westoe in the age grades with my father-in-law and his father.
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Finn thomas April 29, 2018 at 11:18 pm
It doesn't help wales when dragons lose every games. Cardiff blues have actually over performed in the pro 14 this season making it into champions cup and the final of the challenge cup. However Ospreys have majorly under performed so it's been a mixed season for the welsh regions.
Paul Futers May 1, 2018 at 2:42 am
Hi Finn, thanks for the comment. It seems odd that the Welsh clubs have under performed when the national team have done so well. Cardiff's cup run has been great and I'll be shouting for them on finals day but they have only won half their league games. As you say Ospreys and Dragons have both been disappointing from their own record.
Is the Welsh team's success based only on the Scarlet's?
Gareth May 4, 2018 at 10:02 pm
I think it's really a tale of two teams doing well and two doing poorly. While their start wasn't great Blues have lost very few since Christmas, Scarlet obviously are the champs and a top two side in their conference this year. Dragons have been as useless as ever and Ospreys have had their poorest season since the league began.
I expect next year will look better, Ospreys did have a bit of an injury crisis at times which is why they have been hugely inconsistent, drawing with Saracens in Europe but struggling against some weaker teams. For Dragons Jackman is basically switching out nearly the entire squad with 12 signings coming in so far, including Lions in Moriarty and Hibbard, and he says he wants to make a few more.
Paul Futers May 8, 2018 at 6:49 pm
Thanks for the comment Gareth. It will be interesting to see how the Pro14 develops next season.
NaBUru38 May 11, 2018 at 1:30 pm
Hello, I'd like to see the comparison of results home versus away.
Paul Futers May 16, 2018 at 6:00 am
Hi, is that by club or by nation? Let me know and I'll see what I can do.
Dai May 14, 2018 at 11:40 pm
To be fair Gatland will be used to this ! In his first Grand slam year 2008 only one team in Wales was in the top half of the Pro 12 and in the 2012 Grand slam it was 2nd 5th 7th and 9th . Wales internationally are the sum of it's parts , this has to do with 2 factors 1) until recently Gatland's Law has not been in effect so some of the regular players not playing for their regions 2) a lack of depth at regional level at certain regions as well as a hoarding of the "best " players at others notably the Ospreys at one point but they are not the only example.
Thanks for the comment Dai. Do you think 'Gatland's Law' will help the Welsh regions?
Dai May 17, 2018 at 3:54 am
I am not convinced , Rugby in Wales is an odd thing at regional level the regions are rotten because they are controlled by benefactors so I think we need to get away from that , it's as though The WRU saw two contrasting ways to approach professional People Rugby ( the Irish and English model) and went we like the idea of not having to directly pay our players because that's exspensive but we also want to restrict the amount of players we can produce so that the playing standards are higher . What we ended up with is a hodge podge of both that has ignored vast swathes of the former Rugby heartlands which may cause damage for a generation of supporters.
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Q: Check the prefix of a number Let say I have an array of number such that
[2,20,10,50,70,100,500,5000]

How do I use Javascript to get only those numbers that start with 5 from the array , in that case it would be 50, 500 and 5000 ?

A: You can try this.

const result = [2,20,10,50,70,100,500,5000].filter(num => num.toString()[0] === '5');
console.log(result);

Hope this help.

A: function GetArrayValues(myList, number)
{
    var result = Array();

    for(i = 0; i < myList.length; i++)
    {
        if((myList[i] + "").indexOf("5") == 0)
        {
            result.push(myList[i]);
        }
    }

    return result;
}

A: Use filter, converting each number to a string and checking the first character:

const arr = [2, 20, 10, 50, 70, 100, 500, 5000];

const res = arr.filter(e => (e + "")[0] == "5");

console.log(res);

A: You could use startsWith() and filter() to achieve the required the result .
See demo

var arr = [2,20,10,50,70,100,500,5000];

console.log(arr.filter(v=>v.toString().startsWith('5')))

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To me pets are a very important part of home. I think you are a pet person or not. I am in the firmly pet person and mostly, cat person camp. I had to do a very hard thing last week. One of the hardest you can ever do as a pet lover. I had to make the call that it was time to say goodbye to my dear, feisty, diabetic, black cat. Morris came into our lives as a rescued creature. My dear friend Allison who has also now passed away in tragic circumstances, called me one day as she knew I was looking for a new kitten. Someone had dumped some kittens at her vet and she thought I may be a forever home for one of them. I bundled my then 3 year old James into the car and went to have a peek. It was instant love. If you have ever been or are a cat person, you will know what I mean. You can love all of them, but when you go to choose a cat, usually they choose you. He was soooo tiny. Only 3 weeks old at that point, little tiny feet and ears and tail. And we fell in love."We will take that one" I said. And a week later the Vet called to say we could take him home if we were confident we could care for him.
I could fit him into my pocket and carried him around in my dressing gown. I remember syringing milk into his tiny little mouth and later, when he started solid foods, washing his teeny tiny face after he face planted in the saucer while he learnt to eat with no Mother or siblings to show him the way. As he grew, it was clear he was unsure where the line between human and cat really lay. Perhaps he thought he was human, or we were all cats. Whichever way, he spoke to me often, would call and take me to the bedroom for big cuddle sessions, reach out and grab my leg or arm as I passed to stop me for a moment, and open doors with his paws. Sometimes he could be found with the corner of my dressing gown or a sock in his mouth, purring and kneading away with pure happiness. He could also take down a mouse, scratch a sofa and take up the entire couch as perfectly as any other cat. So his human and cat behaviours were in perfect balance.
Our other old orange cat, Oscar, was not quite as happy as the rest of the family at this new arrival and even less impressed with his kitten antics, but it was not long before he took him under his wing. Our dog, a black Lab/Cocker Spaniel cross called Jumbo and Morris, became firm friends. My husband thinks perhaps because they were both black. Nice theory but I tend to think it was because they were both generous of heart and open to love. Morris would roll on his back whenever Jumbo the dog came by and would wait at the gate for his return after his nightly walk with my hubby.
He took the arrival of our third baby in his stride and would sleep some of the days on each of our boys beds to share his love around. He even accepted our little Juno cat a couple of years ago, when the very person who led me to Morris passed away and I went out to find a new cat to cuddle, a new life to make up for the loss of my young friend who I had sat with as she died.
Morris was a tolerant, loving and softly spoken fellow who would also stand up to the pressure and chase off other cats trying to attack our little Juno cat and kept control of the patch. After we had to put down first the old orange cat and then the dogs, he became anxious and started to overgroom, creating a persistent sore at the base of his tail. The Vet suggested he was grieving. After a while this sore did not settle. He became thinner, sicker. I worried and eventually a diagnosis of diabetes was made.
Given I have type 1 diabetes and work in diabetes too, this was one of those moments! We could not believe the irony. However it did mean we could share insulin!! Sadly this became a revolving door of vet visits and a slow demise. He was never the same and after many things going wrong, we reached last Friday.
Playing Shrek – the boardgame!
It was an ordinary day. It was not a long planned thing. It simply happened and then, all of a sudden, it was time. I went alone. He complained to me all the way to the Vet as usual. He hated the Vet. He made it difficult for them as usual, as they tried to get a cannula into his arm and so they had to give the feisty bugger some gas first. He was himself right to the end. I cuddled him and spoke to him as he passed. I cried. My Vet sent flowers. I cried some more. I still have some more crying to do.
When he returns to us we will sprinkle him into the soil in the front garden where our old orange Oscar cat lies. He would have liked that. Watching over us.
Vale my Morris, my friend, my black cat. It was a good life and I am glad to have shared it with you by my side.
My commiserations! We have been there any number of times ourselves. In particular we had a lovely little cat who developed diabetes and never complained when I gave her her needles. When they are so dependent on you it develops a special bond. I hope you will eventually find another little furperson that can share its life with you. Best wishes. Ian & Helen.
What a blessing it is to have a family pet this special. Your sons will be more emotionally robust because of their interactions with & grieving for the loss of this dearly loved black cat. Vale Morris.


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James Maddison: The Jewel in Leicester City's Crown
James Maddison, as always, confounded his critics and admirers at different points of the 2021-22 season. He ended the campaign as the jewel in Leicester City's crown, integral to their rebound, but started it as a thorn in the side of Brendan Rodgers, dropped from the starting eleven due to shoddy workmanship off the ball.
With the Coventry-born midfielder entering the peak years of his career, it is not unfair to ask questions about what kind of player the 25-year-old is or might yet become.
Is Maddison a dedicated playmaker, capable of extracting every grain of potential at his disposal, or a luxury player, destined to obtain cult hero status despite failing to reach the lofty heights expected of him?
The former Aberdeen loanee straddled the aisle last term, starting on the wrong side before making an enlightened switch when his teammates needed him to step up.
Player Analysis: Luke Thomas
Maddison scored 18 times and provided 11 assists in 53 appearances, averaging 0.4 goals and 0.25 assists per 90 across 4,009 minutes of play in all competitions last season. Taking only Premier League fixtures into account, he accumulated a personal record 12 goals and seven assists.
However, it is worth noting that he scored only once before November 24, was substituted in each of Leicester's opening five games of the year and spent the next two matches stapled to the bench. As a result, his first 90-minute performance arrived in a 2-2 draw with Southampton in early December.
Although recurring injuries played a role in Maddison's meagre offensive production, he was dropped on account of lacklustre defensive performances. Rodgers challenged the 5-foot-8 midfielder to reengage with Leicester's press – and he delivered.
"He knew in my teams you have to run, you have to work," Rodgers said of his crisis talks with Maddison. "And when you add that together for him, the intensity, the running, the work, you see how efficient he is. He's one of the top English players over the last two seasons… You can't argue with his talent – and his quality – and how he's maturing as a footballer."
Rodgers, when asked if he was impressed by Maddison's bouncebackability, added: "Listen, it's all down to the player; I always like to be clear and give players clarity on where they need to improve. He's the type of boy that you can do that with, he's very honest."
"He was in a vulnerable place, but he showed great courage to recognise that. And it's just about stripping back his game, getting the work into his legs, and focusing on that: everything else then comes with James because he's so talented. I love watching him play and I really enjoy seeing him in games, taking the ball, and how he can manoeuvre past top players, the threat he has, the confidence he has."
Despite his blistering form in the second half of the season, Maddison remains outside Gareth Southgate's circle of trust and will not suit up for the Three Lions in June. But why? He outproduced many of his positional rivals, including Emile Smith Rowe, Phil Foden, and Jack Grealish, while languishing in midtable and switching between roles.
Leicester City's Sharp Decline under Brendan Rodgers
Adaptability is part of Maddison's appeal: he operated in six positions across the final five weeks of the Premier League season, per Wyscout. While he's undeniably at his best as an attacking midfielder through the centre, his technical ability and positional awareness help him thrive amid evolving tactical demands.
The one-time England international is at his best when making passing plays. He averaged 4.38 passes into the final third and 2.77 passes into the penalty area per 90 in the Premier League last term, on par with Mason Mount's output in a Champions League-calibre squad.
Maddison is difficult to defend against because the quality of his passing and control makes him a double threat. He is always looking to make dangerous plays in the attacking half, with opponents unable to risk standing off him due to the possibility he will pull off a line-breaking pass.
This feature of Maddison's profile fits Leicester's approach, as his ability to stretch opposition defences reinforces the verticality integral to the success of last-shoulder forwards like Jamie Vardy and Patson Daka.
Maddison put his ball-playing ability to use in a 2-0 loss to Arsenal, lifting a through pass into the final third when handed space and time by opposition midfielders.
He displayed every ounce of his playmaking ability against Watford, producing a dominant display in a 5-1 win despite switching from right midfield to the centre at half-time. He amassed a goal, an assist, five crosses, and 33 touches in the first half alone.
Maddison's assist to Vardy was textbook, curling the ball over Watford's defence to create a scoring opportunity. Although the Hornets' defensive efforts were deeply flawed, Leicester's No. 10 deserves credit for weighting the pass perfectly:
"He has been absolutely outstanding over these last few months," Rodgers said of Maddison's performance. "He had a period in the season where we talked through his game and the levels he needed to get to in terms of intensity. You see when he does that it elevates his game and gives the team confidence. He has consistently shown he is one of the top players at this level."
Maddison also provides a scoring threat from distance, as exemplified by recent strikes against Chelsea, Brentford, and Burnley:
However, he added another string to his bow last term, becoming a credible late run option, as illustrated with goals against Southampton, Watford, Norwich, and PSV:
Maddison's all-around play in the final third has come on leaps and bounds since first entering the Premier League with Norwich. He is not a prolific dribbler, averaging 3.69 per 90 in 2021-22, but frequently uses close control to recycle possession, especially when operating in central areas.
His defensive contributions have also improved since his heart-to-heart with Rodgers, making 1.67 interceptions and 2.29 loose ball recoveries per 90 last season. He is not an effective aerial presence, winning just 18.2 percent of his duels, but completed 114 pressures, effectively turning over possession for his side.
However, Maddison's reputation proceeds him. His rocky start to the season added new weight to criticism of his work rate and (lack of) defensive effort, underpinning Southgate's decision to leave him out of the England squad.
Is that fair? Possibly not, considering his impact in the final third – but erasing negative labels has always been one of football's hardest tasks, especially for so-called luxury players. However, it's an assignment Maddison must complete before November to stand a chance of sneaking onto England's World Cup roster.
"He has finished the season very well, but we just feel we are very happy with the players that have been with us," Southgate explained. "He is competing with Mason Mount and Phil Foden and these types of players in the role where he is at his best. It's one of the positions where there is a lot of strength in depth, and you may have to leave players out who may be equally as deserving."
According to Rodgers, Maddison "can't do any more" to re-enter England's fold. But that theory will be tested next season: we have not seen the 25-year-old at his best yet.
Featured Image: Juan Castro – Stephen White – CameraSport – Getty Images


World traditions. Story-telling through music. Indigenous instruments from Vietnam and abroad. This is Limited Edition Tradition, returning in 2019 to The Hanoi Social Club – a monthly exploration of global sounds with guest musicians from Cao Bang, Pleiku, Morocco, Africa, The Middle East and more.
In our previous session we were lucky enough to have guest vocalist Nadine Laham from Lebanon, and before that, multi-instrumentalist, Tih Ro Cham from the Jarai community in Pleiku playing the dan k'ni and the dan ting ning.
Forming the core of Limited Edition Tradition are our regular musicians from the band, The TranSplanted. Playing songs that come from the Gnawan culture of northern Africa.


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Geschenkt ist eine österreichische Filmkomödie der ORF-Fernsehfilmreihe Stadtkomödie aus dem Jahr 2018 von Daniel Prochaska mit Thomas Stipsits, Tristan Göbel und Julia Koschitz in den Hauptrollen. Das Drehbuch von Stefan Hafner und Thomas Weingartner basiert auf der gleichnamigen Erzählung von Daniel Glattauer aus dem Jahr 2014. Die Premiere erfolgte am 31. Oktober 2018 bei den Biberacher Filmfestspielen, wo der Film in den Wettbewerb um den Debütspielfilm-Biber eingeladen wurde.

Die Österreich-Premiere erfolgte am 12. Dezember 2018 im Cinema Paradiso in St. Pölten, wo der Film großteils gedreht wurde. Im ORF wurde der Film am 22. Dezember 2018 erstmals gezeigt, im Ersten wurde der Film am 18. Dezember 2019 im Rahmen des FilmMittwoch erstmals ausgestrahlt.

Handlung
Gerold "Gerry" Plassek arbeitet als Journalist beim Regionalblatt "Tag für Tag" in St. Pölten. Er hat ein Alkoholproblem und seine Lebenslust verloren, ist ein ausgesprochener Zyniker und macht immer nur das Notwendigste, um über die Runden zu kommen. Einen großen Teil seiner Freizeit verbringt er mit seinen Kumpels Sammy und Campari in Zoltans Bar.

Eines Tages soll er sich um den 14-jährigen Manuel Berner kümmern, den Sohn von Alice Berner, einer alten Bekannten, solange diese für Ärzte ohne Grenzen im Ausland unterwegs ist. Außerdem spendet ein anonymer Wohltäter größere Summen an jene wohltätige Organisationen, mit denen sich Gerrys Zeitungsartikel beschäftigen. In einer Videokonferenz gesteht Alice Gerry, dass Manuel sein Sohn ist. Mit seinem Sohn und auch der Spendenserie bekommt Gerry wieder eine Aufgabe.

Gerry begleitet Manuel zu einem Fest seines Freundes Machi, wo er Rebecca Fessler, Manuels Lehrerin wiedertrifft: In sie hatte sich Gerry bei einem zufälligen Treffen in der Schule auf den ersten Blick verliebt. Sie erzählt ihm, dass sie ehrenamtlich Deutschunterricht erteilt. Gerry berichtet in einem Artikel über ihr Projekt "Tee mit Hoffnung", woraufhin dieses vom anonymen Spender finanziell unterstützt wird. Als Dankeschön lädt Rebecca ihn zum Abendessen ein. Betrunken landen die beiden bei ihr im Bett, wo er ihr seine Liebe gesteht und sie in seinen Armen einschläft. Am nächsten Tag allerdings erzählt sie ihm, sich nicht mehr an die Nacht erinnern zu können.

Manuel bittet Gerry, etwas gegen sein Alkoholproblem zu unternehmen. Außerdem erzählt ihm Manuel, dass sein Freund Machi mit seiner Familie wegen drohender Abschiebung untergetaucht ist. Manuel ersucht Gerry, einen Artikel darüber zu schreiben. Der Pfarrer, bei dem die Familie Unterschlupf gefunden hat, würde eine Spende benötigen, um die Anwaltskosten zu bezahlen. Von Nora Kunz von der Redaktion von "Tag für Tag" erfährt Gerry, dass aus politischen und wirtschaftlichen Gründen keine Flüchtlingsartikel in ihrem Blatt abgedruckt werden. Gerry reicht daraufhin seine Kündigung ein und startet einen Video-Blog. Währenddessen startet Manuel mit Rebeccas Unterstützung eine erfolgreiche Spendenaktion für Machis Familie, und Gerry richtet in seiner Wohnung einen Platz für Machis Familie ein.

Rebecca gesteht Gerry, die gemeinsame Nacht betreffend, dass sie sich – entgegen ihrer ursprünglichen Aussage – sehr wohl erinnern kann, und zwar an jedes Detail, und zwischen den beiden entwickelt sich eine Beziehung. Außerdem gesteht Manuel Gerry, dass er weiß, dass er sein Vater ist.

In einer Mail teilt der anonyme Spender Gerry mit, dass er mit seiner letzten Spende Alkoholiker unterstützen möchte, auch um sein schlechtes Gewissen zu beruhigen. Gerry vereinbart ein Treffen mit dem Spender in Zoltans Bar, um sich bei ihm zu bedanken und ihm zu sagen, dass er sein Leben verändert habe. Als Zoltan das Lokal zur Sperrstunde schließen möchte, fällt Gerry auf, dass sowohl Zoltan als auch der Spender den Ausdruck "Geldgeber" verwendet hatten und Gerry bedankt sich bei Zoltan.

Produktion

Die Dreharbeiten fanden vom 8. Jänner 2018 bis zum 5. Februar 2018 in Niederösterreich und Wien statt. Drehorte waren vorwiegend in St. Pölten, gedreht wurde etwa am Rathausplatz, vor dem Bahnhof, im Regierungsviertel sowie am Dach des Stammhauses des Möbelhauses Leiner.

Produziert wurde der Film von der Mona Film, beteiligt waren der Österreichische und der Bayerische Rundfunk, unterstützt wurde die Produktion vom Land Niederösterreich. Für den Ton zeichnete Wolfgang Wanderer verantwortlich, für das Szenenbild Verena Wagner, für die Kostüme Elisabeth Fritsche und für die Maske Kiky Von Rebental und Andrea Soiron.

Bei dem Film handelt es sich um das Regiedebüt von Daniel Prochaska, der bis dahin als Filmeditor tätig war. Im Film sind Ausschnitte der Lieder "Des kann do no ned ollas gwesn sein" und "Loch amoi" von Georg Danzer sowie "Eh ok" von der Band Granada zu hören.

Musik
 Spencer Davis Group: Gimme Some Lovin'
 Georg Danzer: Des kann do no ned ollas gwesn sein
 Georg Danzer: Loch amoi
 Lenny Kravitz: It Ain't Over 'Til It's Over
 Yung Hurn: Opernsänger
 Granada: Eh ok

Rezeption
Tilmann P. Gangloff von tittelbach.tv schrieb, dass der Plot zunächst nach der üblichen "Plötzlich Papa"-Geschichte klingen würde. Der Film sei ein sehr österreichischer Film, der keine Rücksicht auf deutsche Empfindlichkeiten nimmt; die Dialoge wären zum Teil politisch krachend unkorrekt. Die Hauptfigur lade auch nach seiner Läuterung nur bedingt zur Identifikation ein, mache aber gerade deshalb großen Spaß. Prochaska erzähle die Geschichte mit viel Liebe zum ironischen Detail. Die kleinen Brüche erinnerten in Kombination mit der bedrückenden Farbgebung und einer trotzigen Melancholie an die Stimmung, die Ludwig Hirsch mit seinen Liedern verbreitet hat.

Wilfried Geldner befand im Weser Kurier, dass die Charakterzüge eines vom Leben enttäuschten Journalisten in der Romanvorlage feinfühliger und ironischer getroffen sein mögen. Im Film sei nun alles zur schwarzhumorigen, mit viel Zynismus versehenen Vorweihnachtskomödie gewendet. Man müsse nicht wissen, dass die Idee zum Film auf das Wunder von Braunschweig zurückgeht, es mache die Geschichte eher ein wenig platt und hinterhererzählt. Viel aufregender sei das zwischen Wohlwollen und Verhasstheit schwankende Vater-und-Sohn-Spiel von Stipsits und Göbel. Diese Stadtkomödie grabe sich trotz ihres Weihnachtszuckers mit viel Zynismus und Humor im Schützengraben eines mitreißenden Misanthropen ein.

Arnold Hohmann meinte in der Westdeutschen Allgemeinen Zeitung, dass der Film für das Regiedebüt von Daniel Prochaska eine erstaunlich sichere Inszenierung geworden sei. Gerade von einer österreichischen Produktion erwarte man weniger Rührung, eher schon einen schrägen Blick in die Realität, gewürzt mit reichlich Schmäh. All das könne man nach dem zuvor ausgestrahlten weiteren "Plötzlich Papa"-Film Der beste Papa der Welt bei der Tragikomödie "Geschenkt" nachholen.

Weblinks

 Geschenkt auf der Website der Mona Film

Einzelnachweise

Österreichischer Film
Filmtitel 2018
Fernsehfilm
Filmkomödie
ORF (Fernsehen)
Literaturverfilmung
Alkoholkrankheit im Film

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Lesson 1: What Is a Sport?
Students will become aware of what a sport is and will become aware of the various sports and games played by the other members of their class.
Ask students to consider; What is a sport? What is a game? Students are invited to think, pair and share their ideas on the similarities and differences between sports and games.
Compile a list of sports that students play. Categorise them into individual and team sports. Graph the results.
Using the Lunch Time Game Worksheet (U7L1R1). Students are set an inquiry challenge to investigate the types of games played at lunchtime over a period of one week. Students are to list the games that are being played and the frequency that they are played.
At the end of the week, discuss why the students think that these games are being played, and why certain games are more popular than others. Students are to consider the environment on which these games are played and the equipment that is required.