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Covid-19 & NWO
Coronavirus Mega-Thread.
By numnuts,
May 16, 2020 in Covid-19 & NWO
Velma 1,941
6 hours ago, Ergo Storm said:
He's off his trolley.
Yes, and running the country!
Created May 16
EnigmaticWorld 1,104 posts
oddsnsods 851 posts
SimonTV 779 posts
Velma 643 posts
Ziggy Sawdust
Fuck the fuck off.
FrankVitali
Bit weird saying this. But, Merry Christmas to my friends/family on here, even though I know none of you personally. Good riddance to the sheeples. Here we stand together. So Merry Xmas & A Happy
Happy New Year everybody! Sometimes I wish I was thick enough to believe everything would just go back to normal in 2021, but I'm not going to wish for that because I think there's fuck all chance tha
Avoiceinthecrowd 327
Avoiceinthecrowd
1 hour ago, skitzorat said:
"What I will say is just because someone is medically qualified doesn't necessarily mean they know anything about diagnostic testing and the intricacies of quantitative PCR."
The PCR is the capstone of this pyramid of lies. Everything else was grown from this seed.
53 minutes ago, Sexpistol50 said:
Everyone in the UK will be vaccinated by Autumn. Everyone ?
And from the back
Oakwise 325
Oakwise
1 hour ago, Noctua said:
I found out this morning that my dad's cousin (in his 80s) has died 'with covid' 2 weeks after receiving the Pfizer vaccination. Both he and his wife got the vaccine on the same day and late last week were both hospitalised with breathing difficulties. Both then tested positive for 'covid'. She is still in hospital, but he sadly passed away this morning. Up until the vaccination, they were both healthy, well and full of good humour. They had been told to shield, but had still be taking daily walks and going to the supermarket. Am hoping his wife makes it out of the hospital, but she is understandably devastated to lose her husband.
This is very sad. There is a blatant correlation between the increase in hospitalisations and the roll out of the vaccine. Just check the stats from 12th December onwards.
Only the other day I spoke to a cabbie friend who said he had a woman rushing to hospital because she became ill a few hours after having the covid jab. Our local hospital was one of those with ambulances supposedly queuing up outside. Say if a thousand people in the area got the jab. All it would take is 50 adverse reactions in a short space to cause a rush on at the hospital, on top of the usual winter pressures (notwithstanding the fall out from lockdown and mask wearing).
This correlation between vaccine roll out and increased hospitalisations needs to be thoroughly investigated. We could be looking at the biggest medical crime in the known history of our species.
14 hours ago, oddsnsods said:
No10 is examining plans to keep bars closed for FIVE MONTHS with full lockdown until late March as Covid death toll passes 80,000
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9131047/May-day-pubs-No10-examining-plans-bars-closed-FIVE-MONTHS.html
this is predictive programing at work....now you can be sure,all that is closed will remain closed.....
More than 80,000 people have died in the UK since the start of the pandemic, official figures have shown.
It is the fourth day in a row that the UK has reported more than 1,000 daily deaths.
Where are all the funerals being held for these mass fatalities and where are the newly dug graves?
Do any of you have a close friend or relative "battling" this disease in an NHS hospital?
Have any of you lost a family member, who died of it?
If this was a pandemic, the answer would undoubtedly be a resounding.. yes!
I have to say no. I don't know a single person who has it, far less died from it.
The high treason is clear. No matter how severe the restrictions its never enough. Responsible law abiding citizens refusing to give up their freedom under false pretenses are being scapegoated for the escalating numbers obtained by the fraudulent use of the PCR test.
mishy 165
mishy
Have a look at this live stream from the new mass vaccine hub at the ExCel centre in London.
It's dead. Heard the people filming having a chat with someone from the NHS saying he's only seen 30 or so people go in. NHS woman said "oh it's busy in there, there's a big car park underneath"
It's fucking dead.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pObKZBgw-q0
5 minutes ago, screamingeagle said:
Hancock said lockdown will remain until May, but "The reason we don't put a specific date on it is because we don't yet know, we still don't know, the effect of the vaccine on transmission." So, by his admission, this vaccine that EVERYONE must get, might not even work. This is an excuse to string it out, for as long as they want.
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Dr. Andrew Wakefield Warns: "This Is Not A Vaccine, It Is Irreversible Genetic Modification"
Goes on to explain the difference between a vaccine and Messenger RNA.
Who is Dr. Andrew Wakefield?
In 2013, biologist Dr. Brian Hooker received a call from a Senior Scientist at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) who led the agency's 2004 study on the Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) vaccine and its link to autism.
The scientist, Dr. William Thompson, confessed that the CDC had omitted crucial data in their final report that revealed a causal relationship between the MMR vaccine and autism. Over several months, Dr. Hooker records the phone calls made to him by Dr. Thompson who provides the confidential data destroyed by his colleagues at the CDC.
Dr. Hooker enlists the help of Dr. Andrew Wakefield, the British gastroenterologist falsely accused of starting the anti-vax movement when he first reported in 1998 that the MMR vaccine may cause autism. In his ongoing effort to advocate for children's health, Wakefield directs this documentary examining the evidence behind an appalling cover-up committed by the government agency charged with protecting the health of American citizens.
DR ANDREW WAKEFIELD WARNS - THIS IS NOT A Vaccine !
(10 minute video)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/kJ4CWTPKuwUt/
Odd fact that last time a curfew like this occurred in this city was when Justin Trudeau"s father Pierre Elliot (then Canadian PM) ordered the military to lock it down in response to the FLQ terrorist threat October 1970. Epic numbers of people's rights were violated. Military presence everywhere. Not surprised the son of that communist is leading the charge in our time.
Edited January 11 by Avoiceinthecrowd
1 minute ago, Velma said:
We could also be seeing an epidemic of adverse vaccine reactions. The anecdotal evidence is piling up. The estab. can blame it on covid. They can say, 'See, we told you covid was bad.' A bit like that priest from Father Ted, the one who would smash up perfectly good furniture and say, 'See, Father, I toldya it was shoddy workmanship!'
Jode 57
My friend (nhs worker) had the jab Thursday and developed bells palsy friday :( shes only in her twenties and the most maddening thing is she already had tested positive for covid a couple of months ago...why on earth she agreed to have the vac I don't know
This type of propaganda will sway hundreds of thousands into compliance. They don't even have to really give out tickets. They just say they did. 21 imaginary ticketed citizens and you force compliance on masses of people. A very big bang for the buck.
Lockstep. Two different systems of law (Ontario Common Law Tort based law and Quebec's Napoleonic Code) and both fail to see the illegality of the measures. Not a coincidence in my mind. This conjob reaches beyond judicial ideologies besides cultural bounderies.
SimonTV 866
SimonTV
20 minutes ago, Jode said:
The politicians and health care experts that claim to represent you and your friend think that saving the lives of 85 year old people from covid is worth putting 10k people in to hospital with vaccine side effects.
oddsnsods 3,039
oddsnsods
1 hour ago, Velma said:
Well actually Velma you are dead wrong, a brave exhausted hero nurse suffering from PTSD has zipped 4 body bags in two days.
She has a few crowd funding donation sites too for other brave causes I noticed.
Shes also yet another activist.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9131317/Tearful-nurse-zips-body-bags-dead-Covid-patients-begs-public-follow-lockdown-rules.html
Edited January 11 by oddsnsods
greatdayforfreedom 388
greatdayforfreedom
2 hours ago, Sexpistol50 said:
He's not human.
cubby1962 6
cubby1962
Conspiring with the devil himself...now you know the vaccines shouldn't be trusted.
Tony Blair 'advising Hancock on vaccine strategy'
Former Labour leader and prime minister Tony Blair has been advising Tory Health Secretary Matt Hancock on his vaccines strategy, it emerged today.
Mr Blair, who stepped down as leader and as an MP 13 years ago after 10 years in power, has become a powerful voice in the fight to use vaccines to allow the UK economy to come out of hibernation and save lives and livelihoods.
He has offered 'strategic advice' to the Cabinet minister several times during the pandemic, the Sunday Times reported today.
It said he had also spoken with Haroness Harding, the much-criticised head of the test and trace programme.
Mr Hancock did not deny the claim when asked today, saying merely: 'I talk to all sorts of people and we take ideas from lots of sources.'
Edited January 11 by cubby1962
Noctua 387
2 hours ago, serpentine said:
Well spotted!
Not unexpected even from centres of suposed intellectual excellence. It also means pupils currently at school have time to think about it before going off to university.
No guarantee any student in the UK going on to non online higher education will have any sort of pleasant time in the near future nor even get their money back on rents and fees paid in advance.
This is really disturbing. I can see a vax clause being written in to new work contracts as well. Really worrying.
1 hour ago, Oakwise said:
I hope it doesn't go the way of all other enquiries and is buried and diluted until no one responsible is left alive to answer for it. It's a fucking scam.
Up until this morning, no, I didn't know a soul who's had it. And the person I know who was tested as positive, died just over 10 days after receiving the Pfizer vax, and was fit and healthy before that (well, as fit and healthy as your regular 80 year old). I think this huge wave in the hospitals is flu season (same EVERY year) and vaccination reactions as elderly, infirm and those who are clinically vulnerable are being used as guinea-pigs for an experimental vaccine.
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Darryl Worthington
Do people still believe that there is no virus even though the NHS is overwhelmed? I have listened to and read alot of David Icke material in the past. I am all for questioning everything, but when people's health is at stake we must be very careful. Stay safe
serpentine 300
Many of the deaths in the first wave were due to mistreatment and taking sick elderly from hospital beds and placing them untested in ill prepared and ill equppied care homes.
Many of the deaths in this second wave are caused by the accumulation of other untreated illnesses and on the long term sick and elderly by the physical and psychological effects of extended lockdowns.
The government has not peoperly addressed either of these matters.
Hello all. My wife had the first part of the vaccine 2 weeks ago and she is absolutely fine. I would get the vaccine now if I was offered it. The thought of not being able to breathe freaks me out more than the conspiracies. We all know a pandemic was going to hit the human race sooner or later so why can this not be it? Personally I think it's mother nature's way of saying she's had enough abuse from humans... Stay safe
6 minutes ago, Darryl Worthington said:
It used to be called the flu.
Management of the resources of NHS is something else but just imagine what superb facilities one could have built, equipped and staffed with all the money wasted so far on masks that don't work, a track and trace system that was ruined because it would expose the lie of asymtomatic spreading if it did work and those little bits of plexiglass in supermarkets and shops.
Pinkman 56
Pinkman
What we've got to think, is that either way we're fvucked...
Lockdown until 'may'... There won't be fvuck all left to go back to. Cheers.
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Kaia Gerber sparks outrage for her racy bathroom selfie
By Stephanie Nolasco, | Fox News
Kaia Gerber is Cindy Crawford's 15-year-old daughter. (X17)
Cindy Crawford's 15-year-old daughter Kaia Gerber has sparked social media backlash after she posted a bathroom selfie on Instagram Thursday, where she's seen wearing a robe and not much else.
"Uniform," the teen model commented as she's spotted exposing her shoulders and tan lines.
However, many of her 1.4 million followers weren't impressed with the snap.
"I love Kaia with all my heart and she is gorgeous, but she is too young for this type of photo," wrote one commenter.
"Her parents don't care," added another. "Lack of good parenting results in this false glorification of the self… she doesn't look like a 15-year-old girl. She looks like a woman, she teases like one, and she probably behaves like one. It's all about the external image, an empty shell. They are craving for the wrong attention!"
"It was a matter of time… but I still hate to see this. Cindy — take the reins now before you can't anymore," chimed another.
This isn't the first time Gerber has raised eyebrows. Following in her mother's footsteps as an in-demand model, Gerber has posted several images on the photo sharing app that many be deemed inappropriate for her age.
Gerber told Refinery29.com in February that despite her blossoming career in the fashion world, she tries to be careful on social media.
"I mean, I think I'm really careful about what I post, but at the same time, I'm 15-years-old," she explained. "I don't feel pressured to be perfect all the time, because nobody is and I think I almost respect people who show off their imperfections more because you can relate to them. When I see Instagram [posts] that are really perfect, it's hard to respond to that. You want to see more."
Reps for Gerber and Crawford did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.
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Products and Industries That Benefit from Air Charter for Cargo
Do you have a Freight Management Strategy or are you Spinning your Wheels?
The emergence of COVID-19 changed many things in the world of business, and transporting cargo is no exception. With typical operations interrupted, the aviation industry needed to adapt fast with air charter so that supply chains can continue moving even amidst the global crisis.
Since the entire pandemic exploded in 2020, air cargo charters expanded from serving niche markets to playing the role of an unsung hero in aid and relief.
Even as the aviation industry still struggles to recover from the effects of the pandemic, air charter continues to prove its usefulness not only for businesses but also society in general.
This article summarizes the top five benefits of using air charter for cargo and the products and industries that need it the most.
Top 5 Benefits of Air Cargo Charters
Air cargo charters offer many advantages over traditional commercial freight, but some of the more important ones are listed below:
The first and most crucial advantage of air cargo charters is reliability.
Because they are catering to specific markets, charter brokers always find ways to overcome unique challenges and mitigate risks so that their clients can rest easy knowing that their cargo is handled efficiently.
Besides planning for the weather and other factors that may affect transport, they also develop backup plans to overcome any potential issue that may arise.
With charter managers and specialists working behind the scenes and coordinating every stage of cargo transport, you are assured that the operations will be smooth sailing.
2. Speed and remote area servicing
One of the primary purposes of air charter services is to fill the gaps in air transport, be it in bringing passengers or cargo from point A to point B.
For commercial air freight, flights to different destinations happen regularly, which means companies need to book the transport of their goods ahead. However, this kind of arrangement may fail in the face of interruption of shipments.
A scheduled flight can get delayed or canceled, affecting the arrival of critical production parts or products.
Accessibility to areas away from major destinations and airports could also be an issue. Such delays can also be expensive for companies handling perishable goods.
Air cargo charters offer a viable solution to all this.
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Since they operate under a unique set of guidelines, these private aircraft can fly you and your cargo even to the most isolated areas in the world in the shortest possible time. This means you won't have to worry about delays hindering the transport of your high-value, perishable goods.
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Besides transporting a patient on life support or someone involved in emergency medical situations, air ambulance and specialized cargo charters are also the best option when moving organs for transplant and other biological specimens from one point to another.
4. Manageability
Air charter can handle even the most urgent, complex, and critical deliveries – that is what the COVID-19 pandemic has proven. In fact, this alternative cargo service can be considered a valuable transport solution for time-critical and highly sensitive items.
Using air cargo charters, you can have even those with temperature-controlled and highly regulated specifications (like COVID-19 test kits for example) shipped with ease.
Whether it's conducting hourly temperature checks or using temperature-regulated containers, these cargo transport options can provide everything you'll ever need.
5. Better security and safety
Air shipping also offers high-level security because of the safety and control implemented for cargo flights. Thanks to tight security policies in the airport, the cargo's exposure to damage and theft is minimized.
This is even more so with private cargo charters, where everything is monitored and controlled by a highly skilled and experienced charter manager.
5 Products and Industries That Benefit from Air Cargo Charter
From very important people to very important items, private air cargo charters offer better transport alternatives for your business.
Below are five products and industries that benefit most from cargo charter:
1. Perishable Goods
Whether packaged, frozen, partially processed, or even fresh, foods are considered one of the most challenging products to transport across the world. This is primarily because of their short shelf life and the high chance of spoilage while in transit.
Unlike other products, spending several months onboard a vessel while waiting for port-to-port transfer wouldn't work for food items. It is one of several goods that needs to arrive at its destination as quickly as possible.
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2. Live Animals
Unlike non-living things, live animals – whether livestock or pets – require a certain level of respect and dignity during transport across the country or overseas. This makes them perfect candidates for air cargo travel as well.
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3. Aid and Relief
In humanitarian efforts, logistics and transport should be carefully integrated and custom-designed into the operation's specific requirements.
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During these situations, aid cargo charters are often the only means of access to remote places and the sole transport option to reach those in need. Like air ambulances, these serve a life-saving purpose, particularly with isolated populations and underdeveloped areas where accessibility is virtually nonexistent.
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Besides transporting a patient on life support, air ambulance and specialized cargo charters are also the best options when it comes to organs for transplant and other biological specimens.
Other devices and equipment with specific packaging and transport requirements, like the COVID-19 test kits mentioned earlier, can also be transported via air cargo charter.
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Moving art and other fragile and high-value items is never as simple as it seems. Besides safe packaging, you'll need to consider how it will be handled during transport.
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Whether it's a health emergency, a natural disaster, or the transport of highly critical goods, air cargo charter offers a valuable solution to your shipping needs.
Consider the top benefits listed here and decide whether air charter cargo is the best choice for your business.
Air charter article and permission to publish here provided by Chiyako Ikeda. Originally written for Supply Chain Game Changer and published on June 23, 2021.
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Questa voce raccoglie i dati riguardanti il Cagliari Calcio nelle competizioni ufficiali della stagione 2012-2013.

Stagione
Confermato Ficcadenti in panchina, nell'estate 2012 la società cagliaritana compie gli acquisti di Luca Rossettini, Vincenzo Camilleri, Federico Casarini e Danilo Avelar: vengono inoltre ufficializzati i riscatti delle proprietà di Ekdal e Pinilla. La stagione si apre ufficialmente il 18 agosto, con il terzo turno di Coppa Italia, che vede i rossoblù sconfiggere per 2-1 lo Spezia. Dopo aver eliminato il Pescara (neopromosso in A) al quarto turno, i sardi escono agli ottavi di finale per mano della Juventus, che vince 1-0 a Torino.

Il 2 settembre, alla seconda giornata del Campionato 2012-2013, viene inaugurato lo stadio Is Arenas in occasione dell'incontro Cagliari-Atalanta (finito 1-1). Il 22 settembre a seguito di un comunicato emesso dalla società alcuni giorni prima, il prefetto è costretto a rinviare l'incontro Cagliari-Roma: ai giallorossi viene però assegnata la vittoria a tavolino per 3-0 (nonostante il ricorso presentato, la sentenza viene confermata il 20 novembre). In data 2 ottobre, due giorni dopo la sconfitta subita contro il Pescara (terza sconfitta in sei giornate), Cellino esonera Ficcadenti: al suo posto una bandiera del Cagliari, Ivo Pulga (che giocò nel club dal 1985 al 1991). Nonostante un inizio positivo, con quattro vittorie consecutive, nelle seguenti otto giornate la squadra ottiene solo due punti: a causa dell'indisponibilità del nuovo stadio, l'incontro del 21 dicembre con la Juventus (perso 1-3) viene disputato al Tardini di Parma. Il 6 gennaio 2013, perdendo per 2-1 contro la Lazio, la squadra stabilisce il record negativo di sconfitte consecutive (sei): la striscia viene interrotta la domenica seguente, grazie alla vittoria per 2-1 sul Genoa.

Nel mese di febbraio la vittoria contro la Roma (4-2) e il pareggio contro il Milan (1-1) contribuiscono ad allontanare il Cagliari dalla zona retrocessione. Nemmeno l'arresto del presidente Massimo Cellino (avvenuto il 14 febbraio, con le accuse di peculato e falso ideologico) incide sul rendimento della squadra, che perde solo due volte nelle dieci partite successive. Il 5 maggio il pareggio per 0-0 contro il Chievo, unito alla contestuale sconfitta del Palermo contro la Juventus, significa l'aritmetica salvezza con tre domeniche di anticipo. La squadra cagliaritana termina il campionato all'undicesimo posto, con 47 punti. Tra le note positive della stagione va citato Marco Sau: il giovane attaccante segna 12 reti nel campionato d'esordio in Serie A.

Divise e sponsor
Lo sponsor tecnico è Kappa, mentre i due sponsor ufficiali sono Sardegna e Tirrenia.

La prima maglia presenta di nuovo la divisione a mezzi e colletto tutto blu, mentre cambiano la dimensione dei simboli Kappa sulle spalle e il giromanica.

La seconda maglia presenta alcune novità, come il colletto e le maniche rossoblù e la dimensione, posizione e colore dei simboli Kappa, che diventano grandi, si trasferiscono sulle spalle e diventano totalmente blu. Altra novità è la bandiera sarda dei quattro mori che sostituisce il simbolo del Cagliari sul petto.

Rimangono uguali la terza maglia (rossa) e la quarta maglia (blu) e le maglie da portiere (verde, grigia e gialla).

Rosa
Rosa aggiornata al 12 febbraio 2013.

Organigramma societario

Area direttiva
 Presidente e Amministratore delegato: Massimo Cellino
 Consigliere Responsabile Marketing: Ercole Cellino
 Consigliere di Amministrazione: Edoardo Cellino
 Consigliere Resp. Impianti Tecnici e della Sicurezza: Marcello Vasapollo
 Consigliere Ammin. Delegato Rapporti Tifoseria: Giampaolo Caboni

Area marketing
 Respons. Marketing: Stefania Campus
 Respons. Cagliari Point: Laura Mareddu

Area organizzativa
 Responsabile Amministrativo: Carlo Catte
 Resp. e Direttore Tecnico Settore Giovanile: Gianfranco Matteoli
 Direttore Generale: Francesco Marroccu
 Resp. Relazioni Esterne: Sandro Angioni
 Consulente Marketing: Stefania Campus
 Segretaria Presidenza: Yveline Fonteny
 Segretario Generale Sportivo: Matteo Stagno
 Addetto Ufficio stampa: Francesco Ciusa

Area tecnica
 Responsabile Prima Squadra: Ivo Pulga (subentrato il 02/10/12 a Massimo Ficcadenti)
 Vice Allenatore: Diego Luis López (subentrato il 02/10/12 a Bruno Conca)
 Preparatore dei Portieri: Nico Facciolo
 Preparatore Atletico: Francesco Bertini
Area sanitaria
 Resp. Sanitario: Marco Scorcu
 Medico Prima Squadra: Francesco Piras
 Fisioterapisti: Salvatore Congiu, Francesco Todde

Calciomercato

Sessione estiva (dal 01/06 al 31/8)

Trasferimenti tra le due sessioni di mercato

Sessione invernale (dal 3/01 al 31/01)

Risultati

Serie A

Girone di andata

Girone di ritorno

Coppa Italia

Turni preliminari

fase finale

Statistiche

Statistiche di squadra

Andamento in campionato

Note

Collegamenti esterni

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Hello everyone. Jennifer, Jamie and Jodie from eighteen25 here and we couldn't be more excited!
We always love when Jen gets brought up in a conversation because no matter who it is, they always say the same thing. "I just love Jen, she's so sweet" and we absolutely agree!
Today we are sharing our Glittered Woodland Decor. If there's one thing we love, it's GLITTER…. especially at Christmas. Another thing we love and always find fun is mixing something sparkly and shiny with something rough and natural. So we feel like we have the perfect combination here with our JOY letters.
– Brush a coat of glitter glue onto your wood letters. We only did the tops.
– Sprinkle the glitter over your letters and shake off the access.
– While those are drying decorate your grapevine wreath.
– The sisal trees came with little wood bases. We removed those and dipped the ends in the tacky glue and then stuck them down into the wreath where we wanted them.
– We also dipped the deer feet into the glue and placed it where we wanted it.
– Once all the glue is dry, hot glue your wreath onto the front of your letters.
Now all that's left is to find the perfect spot to display your JOY. We hope it'll put a smile on your face like it does us.
We'd love for you stop by and see us at eighteen25 some time. Happy Holidays!
If you need a little help getting organized for the holidays, I love these fun Christmas Planners! So cute and such a great way to stay on top of all there is to do!
I just love their all White Christmas tree for the Michael's Dream Tree Challenge. Check out their post with all the ornament details here.
And these Glittered Clothespin Snowflakes would be perfect for your tree, or just for a fun winter craft for the kids!
I love the glittered Joy letters! I would love to make something like that for my holiday mantel!


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Mohamed Ibrahim is returning to the University of Minnesota for another season.
Ibrahim, who was eligible to enter the 2021 NFL draft, announced his plans Monday via social media.
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"I am looking forward to coming back and making more memories in 2021 – which will also include getting my degree," Ibrahim wrote on Twitter.
As a redshirt junior in 2020, Ibrahim collected plenty of hardware. He was named the 2020 Big Ten Running Back of the Year and a third team All-American by the Associated Press. In six games, Ibrahim rushed 175 times for 925 yards and 15 touchdowns, leading the conference in all three categories. He averaged 154.2 yards per contest and out-rushed Iowa's Tyler Goodson, the conference's second-leading rusher, by 163 yards despite playing two fewer games.
"I am extremely grateful for all the individual success that I have been fortunate to accomplish during my four years as a Gopher," he said. "However, I know that I would not be able to accomplish any of it without my teammates and coaches."
Ibrahim also collected 200+ rushing yards in two different contests, dropping 224 yards on 30 attempts against Illinois and 207 yards on 41 attempts vs. Maryland.
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Should Selfies Be Studied?
0 August 3, 2014 22:17 by Natasha Gregson
Barack Obama, Kim Kardashian and the Pope. Not three names that usually appear adjacently on a list, but these three public figures all have something in common; they've all been the subject of a famous selfie.
The modern trend of taking a picture of oneself has thrived alongside the rise of social media sites such as Twitter and Instagram. In a recent Impact survey, 89% of respondents admitted to taking a selfie in the past year and with the number of Instagram posts with the hashtag #selfie reaching 148 million, it seems that the fascination with selfies is only growing in popularity.
However, with the recent news that selfies are to become part of the syllabus for A-Level Sociology it does raise the question, are selfies really worthy of in-depth study?
This is not the first time that selfies have been a topic of debate in the news. The #nomakeupselfie charity campaign made headlines earlier in the year when it raised £8 million for Cancer Research UK and who can forget that star-studded selfie from the Oscars that temporarily broke Twitter?
In that case a selfie certainly did tell a thousand words but a quick visit to social media sites reveals that most selfies are generic pictures of people posing solo that remain fairly unremarkable to the eyes of a stranger. Famous selfies are few and far between, so just how does one study the trend of selfies and their impact on society when, quite frankly, the majority of selfies don't hold much significance to the general public?
"More people worldwide [have] access to a mobile phone (six billion) than to a working toilet (4.5 billion)"
The exam board behind the syllabus, OCR, explained that the volume of selfies taken today make them relevant to the subject, "with more than 1.3 billion people on Facebook, over a million selfies posted each day and more people worldwide having access to a mobile phone (six billion) than to a working toilet (4.5 billion), students will analyse how societies manage the positive and negative impacts of, for example, freedom of information, privacy, online safety, equality of access to technology and gender stereotyping".
What do students make of this addition to the syllabus? "Social media is very relevant to society today and it's a good idea that A-Levels are keeping with the times and not just ploughing over the same old fashioned stuff", third year Natural Sciences student, Lucy Nicholls tells Impact. However, Nicholls also expresses concern that the amount of time spent studying selfies could tarnish the subject's reputation, adding "if students spend a lot of time studying selfies it'll undermine the subject".
"This sounds more like a desperate attempt to try and engage students at any cost"
Will Hazell, a recent University of Nottingham Sociology graduate, is sceptical about the decision, telling Impact "It is possible that selfies could be of sociological interest, but this sounds more like a desperate attempt to try and engage students at any cost. Sociology provides a rich insight into many of the many problems facing the world today and it'd be a shame if A-Level syllabuses ducked away from these heavier topics just to try and maintain interest".
The study of selfies: an obsession with vanity gone too far or a fresh approach to the curriculum? What do you think?
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Police confirm names of deceased couple murdered in Portadown
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Detectives investigating the murder of an elderly man and woman at a house in the Upper Ramone Park area of Portadown yesterday, (Friday), 26 May can confirm the deceased as husband and wife, Michael and Marjorie Cawdery, both aged 83 years old.
Detective Superintendent Kevin Geddes said: "Police were called to an address in the Upper Ramone Park area of the town at around 3.40pm yesterday afternoon. On arrival, officers found the bodies of Michael and Lilian.
"Earlier in the day, at around 12.20pm, we had a report of a male breaking into a car in the Upper Ramone Park area. We are appealing for anyone who saw any suspicious activity in the area between 11am and 5pm yesterday to get in touch with police on the non-emergency number 101.
"The family car belonging to the deceased, a grey Renault Kango van, registration NJZ 6101 was taken from the house and later found at around 5pm in the Edenderry Gardens area.
"We need to know the movements of this car from the time it left Upper Ramone Park until it was recovered in Edenderry Gardens. Again, please get in touch with detectives on the non-emergency number 101 if you saw it in the Portadown area yesterday between 3.30pm – 5pm.
"A 40 year old man who was arrested yesterday afternoon in the Springfields area of Portadown remains in custody.
"I would appeal to anyone who may have seen anything suspicious in and around the Edenderry or Springfields areas yesterday, to please let us know.
"Detectives remain in the area and we will have extra patrols in the Portadown area.
"Anyone with information should contact police on the non-emergency number 101. Or, if you would prefer to provide information without giving your details, you can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers and speak to them anonymously on 0800 555 111."
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Miller v R [1977] 2 SCR 680 is a Canadian Bill of Rights decision of the Supreme Court of Canada where the Criminal Code provisions relating to the death penalty were challenged as a violation of the right against "cruel and unusual" punishment under section 2(b) of the Bill of Rights.

Justice Laskin, for the majority, upheld the laws. He interpreted the phrase "cruel and unusual" in the context of its origin in the English Bill of Rights and the US Eighth Amendment, which only limited the means of carrying out a death sentence.

Some of the definition given to cruel and unusual punishments in this case later shaped the jurisprudence carried out under section 12 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms.

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Where Will Marketing Be In Five Years?
Before the technology revolution in the twenty-first century, marketing was mostly done through print advertising, direct mail, and traditional media (e.g. TV, radio, and publications). Now, most businesses are only marketing on the Internet. Technology has shown marketing is one industry that isn't going to stay constant. SEO is one sub-section of digital marketing that changes every day! With that, it can make you wonder just where marketing will be in five years time? So today we're going to give you our predictions for where we think marketing will be in 2024.
People love using their smartphone's voice assistant, be it Siri, Alexa, or Cortana. Our phones' voice assistants make it easy for us to go about our day while still obtaining information from the Internet. Many leading digital marketers are expecting a rise in voice search over the next five years. Some estimate that by 2020, more than half of searches will be conducted using voice search.
There is a difference in keywords when we type a search versus using a voice assistant. People use more keywords when they use their voice, so those types of searches tend to be more conversational. In the future, businesses will have to create specific web pages geared toward the questions people ask their voice assistant in order to rank well in search engines.
We believe in the next five years people will still support brands that are ethical. Millennials and Generation Z are two generations that are conscious about they who buy from. They are passionate about issues such as climate change, income equality, and diversity. To cater to these buyers, companies will need to make sure they are contributing to improving society.
In the campaigns we run for our clients, we've noticed amongst the devices used are TVs. We speculate in the next five years popular streaming services will start utilizing advertisement, but instead of commercials like on cable TV, they will mirror the ads you see on social media. Most people aren't fans of commercials, except for maybe during the Super Bowl, so with that in mind, streaming services will have to do quick video ads or interactive ads that users can click out of if they don't meet their needs.
From the GRPR to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, 2018 was a year consumers really came concerned with the usage of their data. Now more than ever, people are cautious with who they give their information to. We believe in the next five years consumers will take more action to seek control over their personal data in an effort to avoid breaches, phishing, and hacking.
Did you think virtual reality (VR) is just for video games? Think again! In the next five years, VR will become the next big form of content marketing. It'll be a new way for companies to offer value to their audience, but businesses that do decide to utilize VR should get creative and come at VR from a storytelling angle. Give your target audience an experience they will treasure that also fits with your brand. A great example is when North Face developed a VR experience of California's Yosemite National Park and the Moab Desert in Utah. This worked well for North Face as their cozy apparel is popular amongst nature enthusiasts.
To piggyback off the last point, storytelling is a major theme you will find in marketing in 2024. Marketing will always change as technology does, but one constant will be content that people can resonate with and enjoy.
Struggling with new ways to boost your marketing? At Sperling Interactive, we love collaborating with our clients to create marketing strategies that support their goals. Call us today at (978) 304-1730.
Earlier this month, we wrote a blog post about how to have a great seasonal website. Today on the blog, we're going to be covering seasonal marketing tips. Seasonal marketing is a great way to get into the new season or holiday, and it has been shown to increase sales.
– When it comes to seasonal marketing, timing is very important. Allot yourself a few months to plan and prep. The best ideas won't come to you if you're feeling crunchtime.
– Don't feel pressured to have a seasonal marketing campaign for every season and holiday. Think about what is most relevant to your business. What times of the year does your company get the most business?
We think it's safe to say the reason we started our businesses was to be of service. Regardless if you're a B2C or a B2B, you want your business to offer something valuable to your customers and clients. A great way to accomplish this is to create helpful content for your targeted audience.
For example, if you're an interior designer, you might create a piece of content where you give away your favorite staging tips.
If you're a dentist, you could share the best ways to clean your teeth after Halloween.
If you're an employment/human resources attorney, you could share your tips on how to cultivate a better work environment near Labor Day.
Everybody is on social media these days, so what better place to promote your business than with a social media campaign? If you're a B2C business, you may want to consider promoting your products through Facebook Ads, and if you're a B2B, by utilizing LinkedIn Ads.
Photo contests are a fun way to engage your audience. Keep the rules simple, create a landing page where you can collect people's information, and have a prize that people will want to win. Some ideas you could do is a Halloween costume contest or an ugly sweater contest in December. You could give away a product related to your industry (e.g., an IT company could give away a computer, a boutique could give away a gift card, etc.), or offer one of your services for free.
Connect with your audience by coming up with a clever hashtag. Going back to our previous tip, you could use the hashtag as a way to see who is participating in your contest instead of creating a separate landing page. Hashtags are also a good way to introduce new people to your business and your campaigns. When a person sees one of their friends participating in your contest or campaign, it may give them the incentive to join in too.
In today's digital world, it's easy to forget about this last tip, but direct mail is still an effective way to remind people of your business. Design a postcard that gets people into the spirit and has a clear call-to-action.
If you need help with your seasonal marketing, give us a call. We offer social media, blogging, photography, digital marketing campaigns, and graphic print work.
In today's world, it's a lot easier for nonprofits to market themselves. Not only do we have the Internet, but there are certain strategies and programs nonprofits can use that can be advantageous for their organization in the digital space.
Be active on social media. Social media is great for nonprofits because not only do most people have a profile on a social media platform, but they are also free to post content. Aim to post your content every day so it has a greater chance of appearing in your followers' feeds. You don't have to have an account on every social network. Consider who your target audience is and where they spend their time scrolling feeds.
Add The 'Donate Now' Button To Your Facebook Page + Ads. If there's one social media platform every nonprofit should be on, it's Facebook. Facebook draws in users in just about every age bracket. You can put a 'Donate Now' button on your nonprofit's Facebook page and on the ads you design for Facebook. Through Facebook, you can create ads targeted to users based on their location, demographic, and profile. After the ads are created, you can set a budget for each click or thousand impressions you will receive.
Apply for Google Ad Grants. Google Ad Grants is the nonprofit version of AdWords. It is a program by Google that offers $10,000 of free online advertisement each month to nonprofits. The ads can be created to attract donations, recruit volunteers, and share the nonprofit's story. To apply (https://www.google.com/grants/), you need a Google account and a TechSoup account.
Create Content That Tells Your Story. Above all, create content that sells your organization's 'why'. Always prioritize your 'why' over your 'what'. Your 'what' being the services your nonprofit offers and the 'why' being the explanation as to why your organization does the work it does. This content will inspire people and will set you apart from other organizations that may offer the same services you do. Some ways you could tell your story are through blog posts, podcast episodes, and a video series.
Sperling Interactive works with a number of nonprofits, and right now we are offering a new service to help nonprofits make the most of their Google Ad Grants campaigns. Call us at (978) 304-1730 or email us at lisa@sperlinginteractive.com to learn more.
With 2018 right around the corner, it's time to start thinking how you're going to market your business or nonprofit in the new year. To give you a breather after the crazy Christmas season, we have four digital marketing trends we expect to explode next year.
Personalize sales approach. Everyone wants to be remembered and known. Consumers are over marketing strategies that aren't making them feel reached out to. Marketers will be getting more personal with their target audience in 2018 by addressing them by their names in email blasts (personalized emails have been shown to deliver six times higher transaction rates) and custom landing pages.
A continued rise in LinkedIn. This year many are calling it the silent rise of LinkedIn. This platform is not longer the place where you just upload your resume and look for jobs. Pulse and LinkedIn Video are changing the way professionals and businesses interact. LinkedIn currently has 500 million members with two people joining every second. If yours is a B2B, LinkedIn is an excellent place to post ads.
An increased use in Instagram stories and live videos. 800 million people use Instagram each month. Instagram introduced Instagram Stories last year and it has gone on to surpass Snapchat. With that, it is predicted that Instagram Stories and live videos will increase in 2018. Not everyone sees your page every day, but if you post regularly on Instagram stories, people will get to see a few seconds of your company.
More video content. The current statistics for video content is all you need in order to know it's about to shoot up. Right now, 87% of online marketers create video content. Video content is projected to claim more than 80% of all web traffic by 2019.
If you still need help setting your 2018 marketing goals, Sperling Interactive will be hosting "Creating A Successful Marketing Strategy For The New Year" on January 17, 2018 from 8:00 am to 10:00 am. Register here!
Landing pages are separate entities from your website. A landing page is the page a person lands on after clicking on an online marketing call-to-action (e.g. search ads, display ads, email campaigns). An effective landing page is important as ads are only as good as their landing pages.
Ask yourself, what is the purpose of this ad and landing page? Landing pages can have multiple purposes. They can be used to sell a product or service, make an announcement, offer a discount, get people to join your email list, and educate visitors on your company and expertise. Before you begin creating your landing page, though, ask yourself who is my target audience and what do they need to know?
Write a catchy headline. According to research, 8 in 10 people will read a headline and only 2 out of the 10 will read the rest. With that said, it's always a good idea to take your time when coming up with the headline as it's the first impression you make. When drafting the headline, keep in mind the focus of your purpose and any specifications your target audience may need to know.
Include eye-catching visuals. Research has also shown that 40% of people respond better to visual information than to text. Visuals for your landing pages are not limited to photographs. They can include videos and infographics.
Be mindful. You need to be strategic with your layout. Your landing page should have a logical progression. Start with a headline and maybe include a subheadline, a secondary headline that can be used to elaborate on the primary headline, if needed. Follow that by conveying what is being offered. You'll also want to add a call to action button, but remember to only have one call to action per landing page so as not to bombard people. Other features you could use are testimonials and any facts you have that prove you're a trusted brand.
Content marketing increases sales, enables you to connect with consumers, and is the way of the future in the marketing world. Repurposing your content is when you take a subject you've discussed in the past and come at it from a new angle. You can repurpose your content in one of two ways: the format (i.e. blog posts, email marketing, social media posts, podcasts, infographics, videos, ebooks) and target audience. Repurposing your content is the most effective way to strategize your content marketing and below are the benefits of doing so.
Improves your SEO. The web pages that are ranked the highest on results pages are there because search engines trust their content. The more times you produce content around a particular topic, the greater chances you have at becoming one of the top sites on results pages. Repurposing content also increases your ability to build links, which is when you include links to a webpage to improve the page or website's search engine ranking.
Saves time and generates more ideas. The hardest part of content marketing is coming up with fresh, new ideas. When you repurpose content, you generate new ways to share the services you provide and the insights you have in your industry.
Showcases your expertise. Your ability to spit out content in different formats and points of views will prove to others that you know what you're talking about. When you show your expertise, you truly set yourself apart from your competition. Additionally, showcasing your expertise will keep visitors on your website and social media pages longer.
Gains you new leads. When you change the ways you deliver your business' message through repurposing your content, you introduce your company to new leads. Not everyone is a reader. The same thing goes for not everyone being a visual learner or an audio learner. Switching up your content media allows you to reach and retain more potential clients.


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Menveo vaccine for the prevention of invasive meningococcal disease
Menveo is an active immunisation vaccine indicated for the prevention of invasive meningococcal disease caused by sero
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Invasive meningococcal disease is predominantly caused by serogroups A, B, C, Y and W-135 worldwide.
Menveo works by making the body produce its own antibodies against meningococcal bacteria.
Menveo vaccine is developed by using the similar proprietary technology used for making other Novartis vaccines.
Menveo is an active immunisation vaccine indicated for the prevention of invasive meningococcal disease caused by serogroups A, C, W-135 and Y. The vaccine was developed by Novartis AG.
On 22 February 2010, the vaccine was approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for the prevention of invasive meningococcal disease. On 15 March 2010, the vaccine was approved by the European Commission for use against meningococcal disease in 11 to 55 year old people.
Novartis is planning to expand Menveo indication to infants and children aged between 2 and 10 years. The company has already submitted a supplemental biologic licence application to FDA for the use of Menveo in children aged from two to ten. The application was approved in January 2011.
Novartis has submitted an application in Canada for use of Menveo in children older than two. It also plans to submit an application and additional trial data to the European Commission in 2011 for use of the drug in infants and children.
Invasive meningococcal disease is a severe bacterial meningitis that occurs in the lining of the brain or spinal cord. The disease is a life-threatening bloodstream infection that usually occurs as a single or isolated event. It is predominantly caused by serogroups A, B, C, Y and W-135. It can affect infants, teenagers and adults over the age of 60.
"Menveo works by helping the body to produce its own antibodies against meningococcal bacteria."
The common symptoms of the disease are severe headaches, high fever, stiff neck, nausea, confusion, vomiting and sleepiness. The disease is fatal and progresses very rapidly within 24 to 48 hours after the onset of symptoms.
The disease infects more than 500,000 people worldwide each year and causes more than 50,000 deaths. One in seven patients dies from meningococcal disease and one in every five survivors of the disease suffers from serious and permanent side effects. The side effects of the disease include seizures, limb amputations, learning disabilities, paralysis and hearing loss. In the US between 1,000 and 3,000 cases of the disease are recorded in a year.
Menveo works by helping the body to produce its own antibodies against meningococcal bacteria. The vaccine protects the body against A, C, W135 and Y bacterial strains. The body usually takes two weeks after the vaccination to develop protection against Neisseria meningitidis.
Novartis in collaboration with Oxford University has conducted phase II clinical trials on Menveo in the UK from June 2009 to October 2010. The study was conducted on 150 healthy adults aged 18-70 years. The purpose of the study was to compare and evaluate the immune response of the protein-polysaccharide conjugate vaccine (MenACWY) and meningococcal plain polysaccharide vaccine (MenACWY PS) against four related bacteria.
In collaboration with the Health Protection Agency, Novartis conducted another phase II clinical trial on the vaccine from December 2009 to December 2010. The study, which enrolled 75 healthy adults, was aimed at measuring the immune response to vaccination after administering three doses of meningococcal B vaccine and a single dose of a meningococcal ACYW conjugate vaccine.
The company initiated phase II/III clinical trials on the vaccine in November 2010. The study will enrol 600 participants and will look at the boosting effects of two Meningitis ACWY vaccines. It will be completed by December 2011.
"The company initiated phase II/III clinical trials on the vaccine in November 2010."
In March 2008, a Phase III trial in children aged between two and ten was initiated. It evaluated the immune response of Menveo in comparison with a licenced polysaccharide meningococcal vaccine in healthy children. Over 2,907 patients were enrolled in 67 centres in the US and Canada. The trial was completed in October 2009.
Another Phase III clinical trials on the drug was launched in nine centres across the UK in September 2010, and is scheduled to be completed by January 2012. The study will enrolled nearly 3,000 participants aged 18 to 24.
The primary outcome measure is to investigate the prevalence of Meningitidis A, B, C, W and Y strains after administration of single and double doses of the vaccine.
The secondary outcome measure is to investigate the safety of the vaccine and evaluate human Serum Bactericidal Assay levels after injection of the vaccine.
In October 2010, Novartis has presented phase III clinical trial data on Menveo at the 48th annual meeting of the Infectious Disease Society of America in Canada.
The results showed that the infants administered with the vaccine achieved an immune response against meningococcal serogroups W135, Y, C and A. The vaccine was well tolerated when administered alone or when co-administered with paediatric vaccines.
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ECI on Location curriculum is aligned with city, state, and national dance education standards and has been developed to help integrate the arts with core academic learning standards. In addition, all ECI on Location students will have 6 opportunities during the year to attend Boston Ballet performances at The Boston Opera House.
Boston Ballet believes everyone should have the opportunity to dance and is committed to working with all of our schools and sites to ensure that programming is affordable and accessible.
Cost will be calculated according to size of organization, type of organization, population served, and need of individuals or community served and is determined on a case by case basis.
Programming is offered one hour a week during the school year, from Sep-Jun.
Contact the community@bostonballet.org for application information.
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In brief: See film on Oakland's 'Old Survivor'…
In brief: See film on Oakland's 'Old Survivor' tree online
Documentary highlights East Bay hills' last old-growth redwood
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PUBLISHED: October 10, 2019 at 5:00 am | UPDATED: October 10, 2019 at 5:10 am
After a yearlong run of local screenings and film festivals in America and abroad, the latest film by Oakland Trails and Pinecone Pictures has been released online. Originally premiered at a 2018 event celebrating Save the Redwood League's centennial at the Chabot Space & Science Center, the film highlights "Old Survivor", the only remaining old-growth redwood in the East Bay hills, and tells the story of Oakland's resilient, ecologically amazing and now protected redwood forest.
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Featuring Save the Redwoods League, the East Bay Regional Park District, and city of Oakland parklands, the film promotes outdoor recreation and open space networks, encourages stewardship, celebrates local history and educates the viewer about redwood forest ecology. To watch the 20-minute documentary, visit oaklandtrails.org/old-survivor online.
— Stan Dodson, contributor
EBAC Auxiliary's 20th anniversary gala Nov. 2 at zoo
The East Bay Agency for Children (EBAC) Auxiliary welcomes 200 guests for a transformational evening Nov. 2 at the Oakland Zoo. Franco Finn, auctioneer and "Warriors Hype-Man;" renowned illusionist Patrick Martin and DJ Airsun will be hard at work in support of Alameda County's most under-served youth, for whom EBAC is a lifeline. If you missed your chance to attend, please consider donating to EBAC online at ebac.org. For more information call Julie West, EBAC's chief development officer, at 510-844-6708.
— EBAC
Halloween costume sales' proceeds to benefit schools
Dress Best for Less, the upscale resale store, has all manner of Halloween costumes for kids and adults, besides their usual stock of gently used household items, apparel, jewelry and more. All proceeds from the store at 3411 Lakeshore Ave. in Oakland and the marking room at 799 Magnolia Ave. in Piedmont will benefit the Piedmont Education Foundation, which provides sizable grants to Piedmont schools. The Oakland store is open Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Their number is 510-658-8525. For more information, email tnvawter@gmail.com.
Piedmont Middle ready to present musical 'Frozen Jr.'
Piedmont Middle School students will showcase their talents in a production of "Frozen Jr." the delightful 2018 Broadway musical about the magical land of Arendelle and its inhabitants. The show lasts 80 to 90 minutes and is suitable for all ages. It plays at Piedmont Veterans Hall, 401 Highland Ave., at 7 p.m. Oct. 11 and 12 and 2 p.m. Oct. 13. Tickets cost $15 for adults, $14 for seniors and $10 for youth and can be purchased at brownpapertickets.com/event/4408634.
Kick-off party for Piedmont Arts Fund set for Oct. 14
The Piedmont Arts Fund will hold a kick-off party from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 14. Admission is free. Contact Rebecca Posamentier at rposamentier@gmail.com for the location and details on how to find out more about the amazing work in the visual and performing arts and more happening in the Piedmont schools and how parents can help support arts programming.
Diversity Committee to present film 'Hillbilly' on Oct. 17
The Piedmont Appreciating Diversity Committee is presenting another compelling film, "Hillbilly," with two free showings. It will screen from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 17, with a reception at 6:30 p.m. and discussion afterward from 8:30 to 9 p.m. The movie and reception will be at Ellen Driscoll Playhouse, 325 Highland Ave. in Piedmont. The second free showing is 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. Nov. 3 at the New Parkway Theater, 474 24th St. in Oakland. Food will be available for purchase.
"Hillbilly" is a prize-winning documentary about today's Appalachian people that goes beyond stereotypes. It examines the iconic "hillbilly" image in media and culture. The film explores more than 100 years of media representation of mountain and rural people and urges a deeper look into how we think about rural America. The film is co-sponsored by the city of Piedmont, the Piedmont League of Women Voters and Piedmont Adult Education. It was filmed in Georgia, Kentucky, Ohio, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia.
Oct. 19 costume party to benefit Lake Vera summer camp
Have a night of costumed fun that benefits the popular Camp Augusta, one of Piedmont's favorite summer camps at Lake Vera near Nevada City. Tickets are $125 per person for a costume party from 8 to 11:45 p.m. Oct. 19 that includes cocktails, appetizers, dancing and an auction. The party will be at EVB Oakland, 1740 Telegraph Ave. in Oakland. For more information, email office@campaugusta.org or call 530-265-3702.
Speaker to discuss 'dandelion,' 'orchid' children Oct. 29
The Piedmont Unified School District's Education Speaker Series offers a variety of local and nationally known speakers on topics related to raising healthy children. All programs take place from 7:30 to 9 p.m. in the Ellen Driscoll Theater at 325 Highland Ave. in Piedmont.
The Oct. 29 program is "Orchids and Dandelions," the science of sensitive kids. Dr. Thomas Boyce, a UC San Francisco professor emeritus of pediatrics and psychiatry, studies the "dandelion child" who is hardy, resilient, healthy and survives under most circumstances and the "orchid child" who is sensitive, susceptible and fragile. Boyce explores how genetic makeup and environment shape behavior of both types. For tickets or more information, email educationspeakerseries@piedmont.k12.ca.us.
— Linda Davis, correspondent
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Lalabad-e Olya (, also Romanized as La'lābād-e 'Olyā; also known as Lālābād and La'lābād-e Bālā) is a village in Miyan Darband Rural District, in the Central District of Kermanshah County, Kermanshah Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 73, in 16 families.

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Apogeum – zespół muzyczny działający na Śląsku od 1974 wykonujący muzykę blues-rockową z elementami awangardy rockowej.

Zespół tworzyli Jan Skrzek, Leszek Winder, Jerzy Kawalec i Michał Giercuszkiewicz. Formacja nie pozostawiła po sobie nagrań. Koncertowała głównie w klubach studenckich, grając do tańca. Na jej repertuar składały się wyłącznie własne utwory instrumentalne.

Po pewnym czasie muzycy rozwiązali Apogeum a Winder i Kawalec stali się członkami grupy Krzak (1975). Muzycy Apogeum koncertowali i nagrywali między innymi z Ryszardem Skibińskim, Ryszardem Riedelem, Józefem Skrzekiem, Tomaszem Stańko, Elżbietą Mielczarek, Zbigniewem Hołdysem, Ireneuszem Dudkiem oraz zespołami: Krzak, Dżem, SBB, Kwadrat i wieloma innymi.

W 1999, z okazji jubileuszu 25-lecia powstania, zespół reaktywował się w oryginalnym składzie.

Śmierć Jerzego Kawalca 9 września 2003 przerwała dalszą działalność zespołu. Kontynuacją jest Śląska Grupa Bluesowa

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Polskie zespoły bluesrockowe
Muzyka w Katowicach
Muzyka na Śląsku


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Gary Sheffield's Forgotten Victory still remains mandatory reading for those seeking to understand the First World War and Britain's role in that conflict.
Forgotten Victory is a revisionist view of the Great War that challenges deeply held views on Britain's reasons for fighting and its subsequent military performance on the Western Front in that conflict. It directly confronts the 'butchers and bunglers' school of history that has been put forward by historians like Denis Winter, Alan Clark, Norman Dixon and John Laffin. They argued the Great War was futile slaughter conducted by myopic and incompetent generals, especially British Expeditionary Force (BEF) Commander Sir Douglas Haig, who pointlessly let men 'die as cattle' in unnecessary battles.
These views are still prevalent among historians, as well as the public. For example, Professor Frank McLynn FRHistS FRGS, reviewing Forgotten Victory on its 2001 publication, wrote in The Independent, that the book was 'an insult to the memory of those who died on the Western Front'. McLynn also believed that it was a disgrace that Sheffield should seek to 'launder' the reputation of 'butcher' Haig.
Forgotten Victory puts forward a different view of Britain's role in the First World War. It has three broad points. Firstly, the war was a tragic but necessary conflict to challenge rising German militarism and aggression. Secondly, British generals made costly errors in early battles but learnt from their mistakes (the so-called "learning curve"). Finally, that by 1918, the British citizen army was the world's most effective fighting force that ensured that the allies won.
Sheffield sets out a convincing case with a strong methodology based on historical facts rather than folklore or Blackadder (great comedy but poor history). He shatters the 'lions led by donkeys' myth by placing Haig and his colleagues, and their decision-making, in the Edwardian historical context in which they lived and worked. He accepts the generals made mistakes but shows how they adopted new technology and tactics to cope with the static stalemate of industrialised trench warfare. Lastly, he shows how these changes contributed to the fighting effectiveness of the BEF that much helped make final victory.
This review originally appeared on Amazon in a different format.
 D. Winter, Haig's Command – A Reassessment (Viking, 1991), A. Clark, The Donkeys: A History of the British Expeditionary Force in 1915 (New York, 1961), N.F. Dixon, On the psychology of military incompetence (New York,1976), J. Laffin, British, Butchers, and Bunglers of World War One (Godalming 1998).
 The Independent, 29 June 2001.