Christmas tunes echoed through Exeter Cathedral as La La Choirs 250 members filled the halls with sounds of the season.
CLIC for Christmas, an annual event, this year raised more than £16,000 for the charity which helps youngsters and their families who have been affected by cancer.
Festive favourites from Jingle Bells, Carol of the Bells, the 12 Days of Christmas, and Merry Christmas Everybody delighted the 850 people in the packed cathedral on Friday, December 7.
Chief Executive of CLIC Sargent Kate Lee said: "Thank you so much to everyone who came tonight and for spending an evening in the company of the La La Choir. By being here, they are supporting children and young people with cancer, and their families, so a huge and heartfelt thank you on their behalf.
"Christmas is a particularly tough time for families that we support; the emotional and physical toll which cancer takes is felt even more intensely at this time of year which should be about laughter, joy and festivities – instead of the stress of balancing the increased financial costs which come with a cancer diagnosis with trying to maintain some semblance of normal family life can be overwhelming. There's also the emotional cost of cancer to contend with – stress, fear, anxiety, turmoil.
"Over the last year, CLIC Sargent has supported more than 7,200 young cancer patients and their families with the practical and financial burden of a cancer diagnosis. We've provided thousands of information materials and hospital support bags to help families cope with the impact of cancer. Our Homes from Home have provided free accommodation to over 1,200 families so they can stay together and maintain a sense of family life.
Sam Abrahams from La La Choirs Ltd added: "We are thrilled to be running our third annual CLIC for Christmas concert. We've had some fantastic guest acts and wonderful music to entertain.
Joining La La Choirs were Kingsley School from Bideford who were the winners of this year's Devon School Choir Competition.
Headmaster Pete Last said: "I am immensely proud of the achievements at Kingsley's choir in this year's competition. I have had the pleasure of watching the choir perform on many occasions and appreciate the talents and abilities of our students and our choirmaster, Mr Chris Beechey.
The CLIC Sargent singers also mesmerised the crowd. The youngsters have a shared love of music and a shared experience of cancer, having met as part of the charity's Music Programme, which is now celebrating its tenth anniversary.
The Programme provides a channel for young people to explore their creativity as budding singers, instrumentalists, engineers and producers. The service is for young people across the UK, designed to help build resilience in transition through cancer treatment to life beyond, and can help young people express the emotional impact of cancer on their lives.


Our caravan blog: Wild weather!
Not far to travel this weekend, to the CC site at Thurstaston, Wirral, a new site for us. A typical CC site, with excellent facilities, spacious pitches, friendly wardens etc.
We set off in the rain and it was raining when we arrived, so we didn't bother with the awning. One of our better decisions, as it turned out.
As it was raining, we drove to West Kirby, a few miles away, and sat in the car watching wind surfers on the marine lake like a couple of OAPs.
On the way back we popped into the nearest pub to the site, The Cottage Loaf, to see what it was like. It was ok, so the plan was to walk back later and have dinner…when it stopped raining.
But it didn't stop raining, it got worse, with gale force winds, so instead we had dinner in the caravan and stayed in all night listening to the radio. Forget Euro 2012 and the Olympics, it was the punk rock world cup final on BBC 6 Music…The Clash vs Buzzcocks. The Clash won.
Then a couple of games of scrabble, both won by J…but very close! If only D hadn't got stuck with the Q!
The bad weather continued throughout the night – we can't recall a windier night in the caravan - but at some point it stopped raining. In the morning it was just very windy.
We decided to walk to Parkgate and back, along the "beach", about 9 miles in total. Fleeces and waterproof coats on, we set off.
We made it to Parkgate and had lunch at The Boathouse, a really nice (but not cheap) pub. After a couple of drinks we couldn't face the walk back, even thought the weather was improving, and got a taxi instead.
Back at site we decided to have another go at geo-caching and after foraging for ages in nettles and ivy under a bridge we finally managed to find it. J only got stung once! A tiny little container with a list of names inside, but we are easily pleased.
We toyed with they idea of trying the social club belonging to the neighbouring static caravan site, but settled for another night in instead. Anyone for scrabble?
A lovely day…blue sky, warm. It's always the same when we have to leave.
Three nights in Ravenglass…weather forecast not looking good!


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Serge Raffy, né en 1953 à Valence-d'Agen, est un journaliste et écrivain français.

Biographie
Serge Raffy  est rédacteur en chef du Nouvel Observateur où il avait déjà travaillé précédemment avant de devenir rédacteur en chef du magazine Elle. Il a publié une dizaine d'enquêtes, les biographies de Fidel Castro et de Lionel Jospin, et est également l'auteur de deux romans.

Par ailleurs en 1997, il a participé au scénario du film K d'Alexandre Arcady.

En 2005, Serge Raffy reçoit le prix littéraire Europe 1 récompensant son roman La piste andalouse.

Accueil critique

Pour son livre Nicolas et les vampires, paru en 2016 et évoquant Nicolas Sarkozy, le journaliste Richard Werly indique que l'auteur cherche .

Bibliographie

 1989 : Les enfants de Gaston : La bataille pour Marseille, Jean-Claude Lattès, 189 : sur Gaston Defferre
 1994 : La veuve. Un roman vrai, l'affaire Boutboul, avec Marion Dupuis, Fayard, 321  : sur Marie-Élisabeth Cons-Boutboul
 1995 : Monsieur Gendre : Le roman vrai de l'affaire Botton, Fayard, 292  : sur Pierre Botton
 1999 : Lignes de fuite, Pauvert, 78
 2001 : Jospin : Secrets de familles, Fayard, 437  : sur Lionel Jospin
 2003 : Castro, l'infidèle, Fayard, 672  : sur Fidel Castro
 rééd. 2007, Le Livre de poche (30735), 699
 2005 : Confessions : Conversations avec Serge Raffy, avec Patrick Poivre d'Arvor, Fayard, 280
 rééd. 2006, Le Livre de poche (30609), 216
 2006 : La guerre des trois, Fayard, 282  : sur Nicolas Sarkozy, Dominique de Villepin et Jacques Chirac
 2007 : Face à la terreur : Entretiens avec Serge Raffy, avec Alain Marsaud, Fayard, 229
 2010 : Dans la tête de Raymond : Chronique d'un naufrage, Plon, 150  : sur Raymond Domenech
 2012 : Le Président : François Hollande, Itinéraire secret, Fayard, 400  : sur François Hollande
 2013 : Castro, Fayard, coll. « Les Géants du  siècle », 540
 2021 : Anne Hidalgo. Une ambition qui vient de loin, Bouquins.

Romans :
 2005 : La piste andalouse, Calmann-Lévy, 228
 2009 : La femme interdite, Fayard, 192
 2014 : Tuez-les tous, Albin Michel, 352

Références

Lien externe

Naissance en 1953
Journaliste français du XXe siècle
Journaliste français du XXIe siècle
Écrivain français du XXe siècle
Écrivain français du XXIe siècle
Collaborateur du Nouvel Observateur
Collaborateur de ELLE

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Sen. Bob Menendez is pushing for legislation to pass that would put an end to those pesky robocalls, and hold those on the other end of the line accountable. NJ Transit riders: the summer commuting season is coming up fast and it's looking not so good. A new bill aims to provide universal health care coverage to all children in New Jersey.
Expect another challenging summer aboard NJ Transit.
McKnight talks about the importance of saving and learning financial literacy at all ages.
Menendez is pushing to crackdown on the robocalls that have been plaguing residents.
What would it take to cover all New Jersey's uninsured kids?
There are 78,000 children in New Jersey that are completely uninsured, according to NJPP.
The new Symphony Hall chief brings arts, economic development bona fides to the job.


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Dave Edwards signs as a Royal!
Reading Football Club are pleased to announce that experienced Welsh international midfielder Dave Edwards has put pen to paper on a two-year deal with the Royals, completing a permanent move to the Madejski from Wolverhampton Wanderers for an undisclosed fee.
Edwards bolsters the Royals' ranks to bring an end to a nine-and-a-half year stay at Molineux which saw him tot up 238(+70) appearances and score 44 goals. He has now committed his future to Reading Football Club until the summer of 2019.
Manager Jaap Stam said, "He's a great player, he's got a lot of experience, tactically he's strong, he has enormous stamina as well...and going forward he has goalscoring ability as well. We've got a number of young players in our squad but we need experienced heads out there too and Dave is another leader with the mentality we are looking for in our players."
His career at Wanderers began with promotion to the Premier League in his first full season in black and gold and he enjoyed three years playing amongst England's elite in the top tier.
Before becoming a Wolves stalwart, Edwards had risen to prominence with Shrewsbury Town before a season at cash-strapped Luton Town led to a move to Molineux in January 2008. And, five days after the ink had dried on his contract at the club, Edwards made a goalscoring debut in a 2-0 win at Scunthorpe United.
On the international scene, he remains a regular with Chris Coleman's Wales – qualifying for his country through his father's Welshpool heritage.
Having made his Wales senior debut in a 2-2 draw against Paul McShane's Republic of Ireland in Cardiff back in November 2007, Edwards has gone on to earn 39 caps for his country, scoring three goals to date.
The 5'11" midfielder, who after becoming our sixth summer signing will wear squad number 16 for the Royals, made three appearances for Wales in their run to the semi-final stages of the European Championships in France, playing a part in vital group wins over Slovakia and Russia in the summer of 2016.
Dave will join Chris Gunter to form part of a Welsh squad who next week take on Austria in Cardiff and then travel to Moldova for the second of two crucial World Cup qualifiers. But, upon his return to the UK, the 31-year-old will head to Hogwood Park in preparation for a potential Royals debut against Bristol City at Madejski Stadium.


Surrounded by sights, sounds, and sense stimuli, I reside in the silent stillness of the Self.
As with mountains and pyramids, so too with rites of ascending passage – one can climb along the surface elevations or one can explore the inner chambers. One can tunnel under to unearth the foundation or one can enter and exit the gates of the garden paths and byways.
Every moment is a mystery. Detectives are not needed in order to solve the mystery, but in order to alert others to the fact of its existence.
There's a difference between "happiness" and "fun." Fun often includes, even necessitates, challenge, struggle, fear, and failure – but all in the name of the game.
Empirical evidence of the human species' valuing strife over happiness: the predominance of Capitalism over the guiding index of Gross Domestic Happiness.


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Sally Yates: Comey Went 'Rogue' In Launching Perjury Trap On Flynn
Tristan Justice
Former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates said Wednesday during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing that former FBI Director James Comey went "rogue" when setting a perjury trap on former Trump White House national security adviser Michael Flynn in January 2017.
After Yates defended the legitimacy of the Flynn investigation by the FBI, which is now publicly known as nothing more than a brazen attempt to oust Flynn, committee Chairman Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., asked Yates point-blank whether Comey ultimately went "rogue."
"Did Comey go rogue?" Graham asked.
"You could use that term, yes," Yates said.
Yates affirmed, however, that she believed the deep-state investigation into Flynn was necessary, fearing the Russians had compromised the president's national security adviser.
"We do not want anybody in the U.S. government to be compromised by a foreign adversary," Yates said from Atlanta in the video-conferenced hearing. "My great concern was the Russians knew that Gen. Flynn had not only engaged in these back-channel discussions, but that he was misleading and lying about it to the vice president and others."
Yates made the same claims in 2017, that Flynn was a Russian asset subverting American interests. New material since-unearthed from the Crossfire Hurricane investigation, the FBI's operation to launch a deep-state coup by tying the Trump campaign to the Kremlin, proves the primary motive behind the FBI's questioning of Flynn was to get him to make false statements to federal agents for the sole purpose of prosecuting him.
By unilaterally directing agents over to the White House to question the administration's principal security adviser, Comey also violated FBI policy and then bragged about doing it on a 2018 book tour.
"I sent them," Comey told NBC's Nicolle Wallace at a 92nd Street Y conference, claiming it was "something I probably wouldn't have done or even gotten away with in a more organized investigation, a more organized administration."
Comey explained that in previous administrations, such as in the Obama and Bush administrations, FBI protocol dictated that the director proceed through a series of channels before interrogating senior White House staff.
"In both of those administrations there was a process, so if the FBI wanted to send agents into the White House itself to interview a senior official, you would work through the White House counsel, and there would be discussions and approvals of who would be there, and I thought it's early enough, let's just send a couple guys over," Comey said. "And so we placed a call to Flynn and said, 'Hey, we're sending a couple guys over, hope you'll talk to them.' He said, 'sure.' Nobody else was there, they interviewed him in a conference room at the White House situation room, and he lied to them."
When asked whether they told Flynn what the questioning was going to be about, Comey said, "We didn't tell him."
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Today I'm participating in some new blog hops...strap in for Poodleist personal info like you wouldn't believe...there are 3 hops I'm jamming into this mega post, please try to stay tuned. I'm trying to reach out a little more to new blog friends, so here goes!
This is 5 Question Friday from My Little Life!
Hmm...if we are counting manfriend as the "spouse" in this little game, I'd say its about even. We do both have our strengths. He's good at multi-tasking while in the kitchen, whereas I have to stay focused. He is really good at a few staple dishes, whereas I'm mediocre at a wider variety. We really do split the cooking and do it together alot.
STICK TO THE RECIPE. I can't explain, but it makes me crazy not to follow the directions.
No. My toes are a beautiful perfect - descending in length from the big toe to the piggy. Just kidding, my toes are actually kind of fat-ish. But the big toe is the longest.
Absolutely I dress up. Halloween is one of my absolute FAVORITES. This year manfriend and I have a great idea in mind, but no spoilers!
Next up is Fill in the Blank Fridays from The Little Things We Do.
1. I am___ really excited for Halloween. Manfriend and I have found our costumes, and are waiting for his to come in the mail. It's going to be freaking fun. He's really at his best when in costume.
2. I wish ___that I didn't worry so much. I'm a worrier; this is something we know about me. I get it from my mother. I often wish I could just relax and take things more in stride. I panic - alot.
3. I like___blogging more than any other hobby I've found. I'm starting to think that maybe this is my thing. Everyone (or at least I am) is in search of what "their thing" is. I think mine is rambling prose to a semi-anonymous internet audience.
4. I can___ raise a poodle like nobody else. Just yesterday I was walking around my apartment complex with him off the leash. He was listening to me, not going crazy...generally being a really good little pup. Keeping him alive and teaching him relatively good behavior is one of my proudest accomplishments to date. It's been a bumpy road.
5. I hope___ the Rangers make it to the World Series. I wasn't a Rangers fan until recently, but Ranger Fever has taken over everyone around me. I don't care much about baseball, but I hope all my friends aren't let down.
7. I was___ really late to work today and it was mostly because I got distracted by pageant dads on the Today Show. What the hell? Who am I?
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Honestly, I don't have much planned for the weekend, and I can't WAIT! Tonight I have dinner plans with some good friends at a new restaurant and that's about it! It's going to be great! Hopefully I'll catch up on some TV, watch some football, maybe try a new recipe! I'm ready for the break in the week!
i wanted to watch the segment on the today show about pageant dads, but was already late for work so i missed it!
Have a great weekend, Casey!
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How am I suppose to let my Super Mario cereal get soggy in milk NOW?!
What seems to be a disaster of storms, Target apparently is no longer selling the Super Mario Cereal that functioned as an amiibo.
According to their support account, the store will no longer be selling the cereal, and thus, has sold out from their shipments. Personally speaking, I haven't seen one cereal box from this special production in Target stores, and neither have the people of the internet across the United States.
While the rep behind the account could be wrong, it's extremely disappointing if they happen to not be receiving any more. According to some users on Reddit, it's available in some smaller regional stores.


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Thierry Lentz holds degrees in Law and in Politics and has been the director of the Fondation Napoleon since 2000, after twelve years in the private sector working as Director of External Relations in a large French company. He also teaches at the Institut Catholique d'Études supérieures de La Roche-sur-Yon.
Since 2005, Alexandra Mongin has been running the administrative side of the Fondation Napoleon's various activities (board meetings, lectures...). She is in charge of the events the Fondation organises (seminars, lectures, History prize-giving ceremonies...).
As well as welcoming visitors to the Fondation Napoleon, Brigitte Claré organises the lectures of the Cercle d'études with participants and the public.
Irène Delage studied History and Information and Documentation Sciences. She has set up and still directs most of the services the Fondation Napoleon runs for the public, such as the website napoleon.org, the Weekly Newsletter, and Napoleonica.La Revue.
Marie de Bruchard holds a degree in Ancient History (specialising in Greek epigraphy) and a Masters Degree in Modern Literature Applied to Editorial Techniques. She works on the French-language part of the napoleon.org website, the Newsletter, and social networks.
Peter Hicks has a PhD from St John's College, Cambridge (UK), but is also a musician and prizewinning choir master. He is principally in charge of relations with universities, museums and overseas associations. Peter is the editor of the English-language version of napoleon.org, editorial secretary and on the editorial board of Napoleonica.La Revue.
François Houdecek has a Masters in History and a BA in Archaeology. He is a specialist in military history, and is responsible for special projects at the Fondation Napoléon, after having been project manager for the edition of Napoleon Bonaparte's General Correspondance until 2018.
With a BA in History of Art from the University of London, and a Fine Arts degree from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Rebecca Young, who is also an artist, works on the English-language version of the napoleon.org website, the Newsletter, and the social networks.
Pierre Branda holds a degree in Economics and Organisations Management. After working as a company director, he joined the Fondation Napoleon in 2009 as Head of Heritage in charge of finances and collections.
Elodie Lefort holds degrees in History, History of Art and Architectural and Artistic Heritage Management. Since 2014, she has been managing our collections, overseeing the inventory and checking, organising and overseeing restoration and photography projects, as well as managing exhibitions organisation.
With a degree in Public Libraries and in Documentation, as well as a Masters in Archeology and a BA in History, Chantel Prévot manages the Fondation's physical and digital libraries.


Here I gathered some Long Hairstyles for Black Women of today just to show her way towards a style transformation.Long tresses communicate some adorable vibes. This is the reason long hair is a dream of many women. However, this length is sometimes hard to maintain, especially if one has many other chores to do daily. Luckily, the 21st century has given us some stunning Long Hairstyles for Black Women which are not too heavy and require less maintenance.
Long hair along with black skin makes a perfect combination to transform yourself into a style icon in your community. Black skin was accepted in the society quite late. Fortunately, it's no more a taboo to be a black beauty.
Curly styles were once considered as the only hairdos a black beauty can rock. This is no more the case!
Depending upon the length and specific hair texture, waves as well as sleek cuts can be worn in an absolutely glamorous way. Braids, fishtail, and layered styles provide versatile options to both the old school community and teenagers.
Most of the African American women are blessed enough to have long tresses. If you are one of them, then it is necessary to know how to present this treasure in a magical way. In 90's, short hairdos were hitting the style charts. However, Rapunzel has again taken the long hair glory to the level it deserves. Thus, long hair is back to the styling game with a Bang!
Thanks to the modern cutting tools and the dye techniques. Add layers, try shag, bring braids, opt fishtails, and a final touch of favorite color dye… There are tremendous opportunities to manipulate.
As per today's trend, we have collected some of the must try Long Haircuts for Black Women. So have a look at these super classy hairdos to bring a delighted expression of your personality!
As black women naturally have curls in their hair texture mostly. So, to keep the things simple, one can opt to go for further defining these curls to make a style statement which is traditional as well as unique. Such springy curls can be added with the help of a good quality roller set. To further enhance the look you can choose a jet black dye.
Don't forget to completely dry the hair before applying roller. A good quality serum is also necessary to reduce the damage posed to tresses. Thus, such Long Hairstyles for Black Women playing with natural texture appear more sassy and less time taking.
In summer every girl wants a casual look which is easy breezy. In this regard, loose waves come under the Long Hairstyles for Black Women category to welcome the summer this year. Such simple hairdo does not scream "salon" very much. By using a medium barrel hot curling iron one can easily achieve this alluring look at home.
Lastly, don't forget to apply a hair spray to keep the style for a longer period of time.
Super sleek hairstyles have been in fashion for many years. Each year from MatGala to award ceremonies, we see a number of celebrities to adopt this look to rock their red carpet appearances.
This absolutely glamorous style has the potential to transform the personality of black beauty as well. A super straight hairdo, minimal makeup, and beautiful black skin make a stunning combination in the styling game.
Hence, for all the Long Hairstyles for Black Women seekers, this look is a great pick.
Cornrow is although an old style. However, it is again trending these days, especially among the black ladies. Addition of blue color streaks adds a modern touch to the overall look.
A combination of thick and thin braids appears too charming and glamorous. Among the teenagers and college students, this look is more popular because of the funky vibes it imparts.
This modern version of typical braided Long Hairstyles for Black Women is no doubt a must try option this season!
Almost every woman wants to be complimented and a center of attention. By choosing a right kind of hairdo, a dull and boring look can be instantly transformed. If you are blessed to have a black skin, then it's time to make the most of it by selecting a style which goes well with such skin color.
Try a middle parted cut, done in perfect symmetry which is the highlight of this Long Haircut for Black Women. Further, add glamorous waves on both sides to get few extra ounces of volume. The end result will be an absolutely stunning look which can never go unnoticed.
Are you tired of typical hair colors such as black, brown, etc.?
Then try playing with cool hair colors which are so much into the fashion game. Though, such colors are uncommon and somehow extravagant, but for sure they will make every head turn towards you. A totally asymmetrical style with different colored tresses helps you to get a funky and free spirit look in no time.
Such funky Long Hairstyles for Black Women are trending as they go well with this color tone.
Long Hairstyles for Black Women with twists have always remained popular for ages. If you still want to opt this traditional look, then, give it a modern touch by adding straight twists which bring eccentricity to the whole appearance.
Moreover, selection of two color tones in long locks can complete the image nicely. In this regard, black and brown streaks combination goes marvelously with extra-long tresses.
Are you looking for Long Hairstyles for Black Women which have the capability to impart a voluminous look?
Then, such loose waves are the solution to your problem.
This style is simple yet extremely fascinating and elegant. All you have to do is to add few large, but loose curls. Divide the locks in an asymmetrical manner using a round brush.
And that's it..! You are all set to rock your appearance despite the thin hair texture.
Curls being the natural hair texture of black beauties appear so flattering over the skin tone.
Further gray color addition takes these typical curly Long Hairstyles for Black Women to a whole next level. Platinum blonde or light gray goes well in this context. While adding curls keep the essence, lighter. Don't go for too tight ones.
And the end result is an image which is adorable and gorgeous at the same time.
This Long Hairstyle for Black Women is a classic example of experimenting with hair, without fearing to do much damage. An African American woman can rock this hairdo as the burgundy color looks glamorous on black skin. Long waves further allow getting a quick Go Glam look in super busy routines.
Hence, this one is an easy to maintain Long Haircut for Black Women.
Once braid was the symbolic representation of Long Hairstyles for Black Women. However, this is not the case anymore!
Marley twists have come forward to give a tough competition to traditional braids.
It's also a protective kind of style which goes well with the lazy girls not willing to spend too much time on styling. As compared to braided style, this hairdo is a bit lighter and looks more natural. And yes, this style can last even for several weeks.
It's a cool and cute Long Haircut for Black Women for the weekend parties. Instead of a single bun create two buns on the top of your head. It takes no time to get a perfect shape even for the beginners as well.
An edge control hair gel is necessary to keep the shape and size of both buns to the same level. Wear some funky clothes from the wardrobe and opt a red lipstick with very less makeup. You are all set to rock!
This simple hairdo would come in few top picks among the Long Hairstyles for Women over 50. Ladies with long hair sometimes don't want their hair down.
Fortunately, there are many hairdos styled as updos. They look gorgeous keeping the whole essence decent and would not demand very much of precious time.
As in this style, from the middle top to back a French tail is made with a bun at the end. It is a must try for the black ladies busy with professional work.
This cut is a cool yet sophisticated example of Long Hairstyles for Women who want a unique appearance. It is based on the super curly texture of African American women hair.
The way tracks are defined and the hair is braided, this hairdo remains set for more than a month. Minimal makeup, a light lipstick, and green color lenses, this is all you need to look different in all upcoming events.
The waves come in various textures and blend easily with almost all types of hair. This hairdo consists of light curly waves and is a stunning Long Hairstyle for Women having natural spiral in their tresses.
It imparts an extra volume to frizzy or thin hair. Plus, by opting different hair colors one can transform herself to generate fun loving vibes. And the best part is they can be easily taken out when you get tired of this style.
Another simply chic and easy breezy Long Hairstyles for Black Women!
Women looking for relaxed haircuts for casual routine should try it this season. It takes part of the relatively sleek hair in a messy bun on the top of the crown.
The rest of the hair falls freely all over around. Further, an addition of a color dye such as balayage pronounces the style statement made by this messy half updo.
Such messy Long Black Hairstyles are a great solution to deal with thin and fine hair type.
The haircut of American female boxer Laila Ali is glamorous enough to knockout anybody in the styling game. To get a super sassy spontaneous look, she has chosen mocha light brown highlights to blend with natural black hair.
Then scattered in a messy way over the shoulders, her hair makes her win again, but in the beauty ring this time!
Keke Pamer's recent look is so fresh and relaxing. The beach waves of jet black color impart an adorable and radiant vibe. Because of the face framing effect, it turns out to be one of the ideal Long Weave Hairstyles for Round Faces.
And the most interesting part is you don't have to be a styling nerd to recreate this stunning look. All one needs is a blow dryer along with a diffuser and a good mouse.
Black women can rock every hair style with so much elegance because of their natural hair texture. No doubt, curly Long Hairstyles for Black Women are most commonly opted in this regard. However, celebrities like Eva Marcille, Gabrielle Union, Kat Graham have shown us how to rock straight and sleek haircuts.
Being a black beauty you know which haircut suits you. However, styling tendencies are changing drastically with time. And it's vital to maintain a pace with them. Above mentioned are some of the most stunning Long Haircuts for Black Women which are worth imitating.
Still, you don't have to copy them as it is. Take inspiration from here and further manipulate them as per your choice to create a style statement which is purely yours.


Janine Calder, Greg Beischer and Jeff Kyba at the Waterfall prospect on Todd Creek, a northwestern B.C. property Sojourn Exploration acquired from Millrock Resources.
Sojourn Exploration Inc. Nov. 2 provided preliminary results of reconnaissance mapping, sampling and geophysical surveys on four of its porphyry copper-gold projects in British Columbia, including the Todd Creek and Oweegee Dome projects in the province's prolific Golden Triangle.
Sojourn acquired Todd Creek, Oweegee Dome and Willoughby, a third Golden Triangle exploration property, from Millrock Resources Inc.
"Sojourn's Todd Creek and Oweegee Dome projects are within striking distance of some of largest porphyry copper-gold deposits in North America," said Sojourn Exploration President Tyler Ruks. "Furthermore, our Willoughby project, host to numerous significant historical gold-silver surface and underground drill intercepts, is located just seven kilometers (4.3 miles) east of IDM's Red Mountain project, which recently received its environmental assessment certificate from the provincial government."
This deal also involved Seven Devils Exploration Ltd., a privately held exploration company that contributed four additional B.C. properties – Oxide Peak, Rip, Eagle and Teeta Creek – and its team of successful exploration geologists.
In addition to Ruks, the Seven Devil's team that has moved into Sojourn Exploration management positions include Nigel Luckman, serving as COO, former B.C. Geological Survey District Geologist Jeff Kyba as vice president of exploration and John Bradford as chief geologist.
This exploration team has a track record of discovery and a successful history as project generators, having recently explored with Freeport McMoRan, Robert Friedland, ITOCHU and Antofagasta.
With the deal closing in September, which included an associated C$2.8-million financing, the new Sojourn has been busy investigating its newly assembled portfolio.
One of Sojourn's primary exploration targets this year was Todd Creek, a porphyry copper-gold property about 40 kilometers (25 miles) southeast of Seabridge Gold Inc.'s enormous KSM porphyry gold-copper project.
An initial time domain induced polarization survey carried out this year at Todd Creek indicates a significant chargeability anomaly underlies the Yellow Bowl zone, a roughly 3,000-meter-long corridor of strongly altered and variably copper-gold mineralized intermediate volcanic rocks, porphyritic intrusions and associated breccias.
Historical rock chip sampling of the Yellow Bowl zone returned assays with as much as 6.7 percent copper and 1.7 grams per metric ton gold. To confirm and expand upon this previous sampling, Sojourn collected 52 rock samples across the Yellow Bowl target area during a reconnaissance program focused on recently deglaciated exposures of chalcopyrite- (a copper mineral) bearing hydrothermal breccias, which are formed when hydrothermal fluid fractures a rock mass.
Local molybdenite veining has been observed in porphyritic intrusions, marking the first time that porphyry-style mineralization has been documented at Yellow Bowl.
"The results of our 2018 program indicate that interpreted Early Jurassic volcanic and porphyritic intrusive host rocks to Todd Creek's Yellow Bowl zone contain one of the largest untested copper-gold systems in the Golden Triangle," said Ruks.
Discovered in 2008, and despite its size and the presence of widespread copper-gold occurrences, the Yellow Bowl zone has yet to be drilled.
Rock sampling and reconnaissance geological mapping carried out roughly 5,000 meters southeast of Yellow Bowl has confirmed the presence of outcropping volcanogenic massive sulfide style mineralization. Previous sampling of this VMS zone returned grades as high as 0.62 g/t gold, 3.73 percent copper and 9.77 percent zinc. Assays for rock samples collected by Sojourn this year are pending.
Sojourn said the occurrence of widespread tuff breccias – a volcanogenic sedimentary rock consisting of angular rocks cemented together by fine volcanic ash – containing massive sulfide clasts suggests the footprint of VMS style mineralization in the zone is larger than previously thought.
In addition to revisiting previously identified targets, Sojourn said its 2018 work at Todd Creek has identified a new zone of rhyolite breccia in a recently exposed area dubbed the Smokin' zone on the eastern side of the Todd Creek valley. Assays are pending from 19 samples collected from this prospect.
Sojourn believes it will have a partner to fund drilling at Todd Creek and potentially other projects in 2019.
"The Yellow Bowl and VMS targets at Todd Creek have attracted considerable attention from several notable mining companies," said Ruks. "As such, we are confident that we will be successful in securing partners for drill testing one or a number of our BC projects in 2019."
In total, Sojourn collected 93 rock samples from Todd Creek this year.
Sojourn also had a time domain IP survey carried out at Oweegee Dome, a copper-gold project bisected by Highway 37 and the Northwest Transmission Line about 45 kilometers (28 miles) east of KSM.
The primary porphyry copper-gold target at Oweegee Dome is Delta, a region with a large historical database from sampling and geophysics but has only seen limited drilling.
One hole drilled there in 2007 cut 138.7 meters averaging 0.189 g/t gold and 0.074 percent copper, including a 17.1-meter section that averaged 0.468 g/t gold and 0.11 percent copper.
A hole drilled at Delta in 1996 cut 70.4 meters of 0.263 g/t gold and 0.12 percent copper from 3.05 meters; and 22.8 meters of 0.276 g/t gold and 0.17 percent copper from 174.3 meters.
Reconnaissance prospecting, mapping and sampling during 2018 yielded the discovery of multiple new outcropping zones of porphyry copper-gold mineralization up to 1,700 meters from the known Delta porphyry copper-gold target, which indicates the footprint of porphyry copper-gold mineralization on the property is larger than previously recognized.
Future work on the project will include further geological mapping, geochemical sampling, and geophysical surveys with the aim of outlining the extent and prospectivity of these newly discovered zones.
Results for the IP survey and 75 rock samples from Oweegee Dome this year are pending.
Sojourn geologists carried out reconnaissance geological mapping and sampling at Willoughby, an intrusion related gold-silver project about seven kilometers east of IDM Mining's Red Mountain underground gold-silver mine project.
Historical drilling on the Willoughby project has cut up to 20.5 meters of 24.98 g/t gold and 184.21 g/t silver.
The last drill program at Willoughby, however, was in 1996. Since that time, there has only been limited geophysics and prospecting carried out at this gold-silver property near Stewart, B.C.
Assays for rock samples collected by Sojourn this year are pending.
Reconnaissance geological mapping and sampling was also carried out this year at Oxide Peak, an undrilled porphyry copper-gold project in north-central B.C.
Outcropping porphyry copper mineralization was recognized on the property at low elevations within Oxide Creek.
The main zone at Willoughby, where historical drilling has cut 20.55 meters averaging 25 g/t gold and 184 g/t silver.
Exploration plans for Oxide Peak in 2019 include additional mapping; sampling; airborne magnetic and time domain IP geophysical surveys; and an initial phase of drilling.
Reconnaissance mapping and sampling was also conducted at Rip, a porphyry copper-gold project roughly 30 kilometers (19 miles) northeast of Imperial Metals' past producing Huckleberry mine.
Sojourn said mapping at Rip has confirmed the presence of well-developed porphyry-style copper mineralization.
Exploration plans for Rip in 2019 include an airborne magnetic survey and time domain IP surveys, as well as an initial round of drilling.
Sojourn Exploration said discussions with potential funding partners with a view to drill multiple projects in 2019 are ongoing.


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Sri Lankan Prime Minister to step down, clearing way for new president
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe said Wednesday he will step down, clearing the way for Parliament to choose a prime minister to work with newly elected President Gotabaya Rajapaksa.
Wickremesinghe said he will submit his resignation to the president on Thursday.
Soon after the announcement, Rajapaksa named his brother, former President Mahinda Rajapaksa, as the next prime minister.
Pro-Rajapaksa lawmaker Keheliya Rambukwella said he will be sworn in Thursday.
"Even though we have a parliamentary majority we accept the mandate received by Mr. Rajapaksa and have decided to make way for him to form a government of his preference," Wickremesinghe said in a statement.
"I value democracy, respect democracy and act democratically," he said.
The move clears the first hurdle for Rajapaksa in appointing his own Cabinet. Under the constitution, Wickremesinghe could continue as prime minister until March, when the president can legally dissolve Parliament.
Wickremesinghe initially wanted an early general election but his party opposed it, saying a vote soon after its presidential defeat could further erode its support.
Rajapaksa can now appoint a caretaker government, dissolve Parliament next March and force new elections, or wait until next August when Parliament's term ends.
Wickremesinghe's political future is clouded in uncertainty with strong calls for him to resign as leader of the United National Party, a position he has held for 25 years.
Wickremesinghe has been sworn in as prime minister five times over eight years but has never been able to complete a full term.
He was last elected prime minister in 2015 and was sacked by former President Maithripla Sirisena last year, only to be reinstated by a court order. Mahinda Rajapaksa was named prime minister at that time but he failed to secure a majority in Parliament.
Rajapaksa won last Saturday's presidential election, beating Sajith Premadasa, the candidate of Wickremesinghe's party.
1 Response to Sri Lankan Prime Minister to step down, clearing way for new president
This Relic wants to build trust 'once again' (as he termed) with the Sinhala Buddhist majority while determinedly hanging on to the UNP leadership!
OK Relic I suggest here's how you go about it:
1) Declare again that the Portuguese invasion of Sri Lanka was a great event and that we all should be proud to commemorate it
2) Promise TNA again that you will agree to their 13 racist-communal demands but of course, you will not admit to it publicly
3) Once again surround yourself with crafty, corrupt Muslim politicians (may be a new lot this time?) who are out to support Islamist-extremism-terrorism and create the much needed 'religious card' that they want to play for their political benefit, at the expense of national harmony
4) And finally, yes, once again go find someone who you will appoint as a senior minister, someone who is so brilliant and again will utter the words "Sri Lanka is not a Sinhala Buddhist Country"
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Record $8b worth of govt tenders up for grabs
Thread: Record $8b worth of govt tenders up for grabs
Lion's share goes to building projects but boom could add to cost pressure
By LYNETTE KHOO
(SINGAPORE) It may have pushed back building projects worth $3 billion to ease the crunch, but the government is still calling for tenders to the tune of a record $5.8 billion in the construction sector this fiscal year.
In all, its tenders for FY2008 will touch $8 billion - surpassing the previous record set in FY2006 when it called for some $7.5 billion worth of tenders.
The bulk, this year, will be splashed out on building and construction projects. This includes moves to improve traffic on the Central Expressway and the Gardens by the Bay project that will keep the Marina Bay area development on schedule, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) said yesterday.
The bumper $6.4 billion budget surplus has allowed the government to spend generously, economists said.
'We had a very healthy budget surplus last year and essentially, that provides some deep pockets for the government to embark on a more robust expansion policy,' said DBS economist Irvin Seah.
Economists also noted that the record amount of tenders involving building and construction projects reinforces the government's long-term goal to beef up its infrastructure to boost the country's competitiveness.
'I tend to see this building and construction project as a long-term effort to improve the competitiveness of our economy,' Citi economist Kit Wei Zheng said, pointing to the strains that the rising population and growing economy have imposed on infrastructure.
'In terms of construction, it's all well and good because it supports our thesis that demand remains very healthy,' he added.
Of the government tenders announced yesterday by MOF, some $1.2 billion will go towards the purchase of goods and services, such as the supply of equipment, appliances and the operation of the automated toll system at the checkpoints.
Tenders in information and communications technology (ICT) projects are also expected to be worth at least $1 billion. The Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) will be announcing further details on the upcoming ICT projects during their annual industry briefing next month.
The plan for public sector procurement was first introduced in 2003 by MOF to inform suppliers about the public sector's indicative purchasing plan for the financial year between April and March. Its objective is to make the government marketplace more attractive and transparent to suppliers and purchases exceeding $200,000 are listed in the plan.
While economists believe that the large government tenders for building and construction projects are generally good for the industry, some felt there was still a need to address tightness in construction resources and rising costs.
'The growth is still there for the construction sector but it has to be measured against rising building costs,' Standard Chartered economist Alvin Liew said. 'Although we see that the $3 billion of deferred projects will mitigate some of the building costs pressures, a lot of the demand is global, whether it is steel or cement and construction workers. These are all globally priced.'
Mr Kit of Citi noted that the industry has already been squeezed by supply-side tightness in the first quarter, when the construction sector grew at an easier pace of 14.6 per cent year-on-year after growing by 24.3 per cent in the preceding quarter.
'It does suggest that supply-side constraints are already beginning to bite into construction growth,' he added. 'Growth would have been faster if not for the supply-side constraints.'
MOF said yesterday that it will continue to monitor the construction industry closely with BCA and other relevant agencies and make appropriate adjustments when necessary.
The timing of the large government tenders against the backdrop of a global demand slowdown could also alleviate any potential shortfall of investments in the private sector.
In response to a BT query on this, MOF said these government tenders are only based on the actual requirements of the government agencies.
Said Mr Kit from Citi: 'This move is probably quite timely but how effective it will be in boosting the economy is a question mark.
'I think the government will have to do more to ease the supply-side constraints if they want this to contribute fully to GDP growth... and prevent prices from spiralling upwards,' he added.
On a more positive note, Mr Seah of DBS said a bigger outlay from the government 'will certainly be helpful to businesses, especially when external demand is weakening.'
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Fewer foreign bidders for Govt Land Sales tenders
Govt launches tenders for 3 housing sites
State land tenders still fetching record prices
Bringing bids in govt residential land tenders down to earth
All eyes on govt land tenders this month


(aka Preacher Bean) Distinctive dark green pods streaked with purple grow up to 8" long. Light buff seeds splashed with dark brown, resembling a rattlesnake's coloration. Very fine flavor. Vines grow vigorously to 10'. Good resistance to drought. Pole habit, snap, 60-90 days. ±1,400 seeds/lb.
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Potter County Searches For Sasquatch With Eventzee
Sep 30, 2021 | Announcements, Press Releases
The Potter County ATV/UTV Club launched their ATV-based hunt using the Eventzee scavenger hunt app. Utilizing Eventzee technology, the "Sasquatch Scavenger Hunt" had participants ride all-terrain vehicles through Susquehannock Forest and surrounding area in search of the elusive bigfoot.
The Sasquatch Scavenger Hunt teams gathered at AJ's Outdoor Power Equipment of Coudersport to receive sasquatch "hunting" permits along with specific instructions for the day ahead. During their adventure, teams were tasked with various scavenger hunt challenges, including quiz, video, and photo submissions. Players were recommended to play in teams, with donations activating one device per team. The teams were encouraged to arrive in "team spirit", with an extra award being given to those who were most creative.
"We loved how fun and creative the Sasquatch Scavenger Hunt turned out to be," said Craig Holland, CEO of Freeze Tag, "The organizers put together an extremely unique event, which is the perfect way to get people engaged with their fellow community members."
Throughout the day, team members kept their eyes peeled for Bigfoot, who could be found hiding near local businesses. Photos were captured of the Sasquatch himself, as well as any evidence that showed where he went throughout the event. Once photos were submitted, Eventzee's admin feature allowed the organizers to approve and award points as the day went on.
"Our teams had so much fun throughout the day searching for the Sasquatch," said Brad Smith, Board member of the Potter County ATV/UTV Club "Eventzee added an immersive layer to the experience, and the real time features made it easier than ever to engage with the players."
Points were awarded to players for completing various challenges and submitting their photos through the Eventzee scavenger hunt app. Every 5 points that the teams entitled them to 1 ticket for the prize drawing. Various cash prizes were randomly awarded to a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winner, totaling $500.00, door prizes, shirts and club merchandise.
About Potter County ATV/UTV Club
The Potter County ATV/UTV Club is a social organization aimed at combining ATV/UTV recreation with community service in North Central Pennsylvania. Potter County and Susquehannock Forest include more than 40 miles of designated ATV trails. Many campgrounds are available for ATV riders looking for extra adventure! For more information on how to join the Potter County ATV/UTV Club, please visit pcatvutvclub.com or find them on Facebook.
Downtown Evanston Launches Second Hunt With Eventzee
Feb 11, 2021 | Announcements, Press Releases
The city of Evanston, Illinois launched their second virtual community engagement event using the Eventzee scavenger hunt app. Utilizing Eventzee technology, the "Evanston Winter Games" has residents and visitors stopping by landmarks and businesses throughout the city.
Those in the area can download the Eventzee app and enter the join code "evanstonwintergames" to participate in the ongoing event. Players will be assigned to one of four teams: Green, Blue, Yellow, or Red. Participating businesses are also assigned a team. Because Eventzee allows bonus points to be awarded to individual challenge submissions, players who complete challenges at businesses on the same team will earn double the points. The virtual event features QR code, photo, video, text, and quiz challenges. The last day of the event is Sunday, February 28.
"Downtown Evanston has come up with unique and interesting themes for their hunts," said Craig Holland, CEO of Freeze Tag, "It can be challenging to keep things fresh, but the staff at Downtown Evanston design fun and engaging virtual events!"
Downtown Evanston's first Eventzee hunt, "Make Lemonade in Downtown Evanston," took place from October 15 to November 15 last year. Unlike the current "Winter Games," which has an Olympic-inspired theme and emphasis on team play, "Make Lemonade" put the emphasis on art. A special Make Lemonade Pitcher installation was created especially for the event, and challenges directed players to other artworks in public spaces. What both events have in common is featuring local businesses.
"For each event we host, our goals are always the same: support our local businesses safely, and keep morale high." said Annie Coakley, Executive Director of Downtown Evanston. "Eventzee is the perfect canvas for any event we dream up!"
About Downtown Evanston
Downtown Evanston is a nonprofit organization established in 1987 to provide marketing, events, maintenance, and other services to the downtown Evanston business district. Learn more at downtownevanston.org.


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'Breaking and Entering'
Filmmaker Anthony Minghella and actress Juliette Binoche present their new film, "Breaking and Entering," the story of an immigrant seamstress.
Anthony Minghella Juliette Binoche
'Trust the Man'
Filmmaker Bart Freundlich and four-time Oscar nominee Julianne Moore share their new film, "Trust the Man." 29:50
'Haven'
Author Ruth Gruber and actor Natasha Richardson on the film adaptation of Gruber's book, "Haven." 24:10
Movie Making
Conversations with actors Leonardo DiCaprio, Kate Winslet, Brad Pitt, and George Clooney, and filmmaker David Fincher. 54:27
'Thank You for Smoking'
Author Christopher Buckley joins the creators of the movie "Thank You for Smoking." 17:19
'The Curious Case of Benjamin Button'
Actor Brad Pitt and filmmaker and director David Fincher present their latest film, "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button." 54:11


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MMHS NEWS
EMBRACE THE MANDARIN EXPERIENCE
Dear MMHS Members and Friends,
An update on the Facilities Grant request for matching funds for the Museum Expansion Project - I traveled to Stuart, FL to answer questions of the review panel on October 3. I am happy to report that the grant application was well received by the panel and we have advanced to the next step by scoring high enough to continue being qualified. I will keep you posted as the process moves along.
This grant, as well as many others, is administered by the Florida Department of State, Division of Cultural Affairs. "Division grants support Florida's cultural organizations and individual artists. All funding for the Division's grant programs are pending appropriation from the Florida Legislature."
We are honored to be involved.
Sandy Arpen
Clean-up at Sloan's Landing Cemetery
Just off Julington Creek Road, lies a small cemetery called Sloan's Landing. It holds the graves of many well-known Mandarin names - Hagin, Acosta, Hood, Bardin, and Ponce. However, it is not tended to regularly. Underneath debris and weeds (like in photo 1), there are many old headstones of Mandarin families (like in photo 2).
Our volunteer Brett Nolan, is looking for a few hands to help pull weeds, move tree limbs, mow and do some general cleaning up of the cemetery on Sunday afternoon, November 4 from 2-4. If you'd like to join us, we need you to email us at mandarinmuseum@bellsouth.net. There is very limited parking, so we can't have a large group working at one time - maybe 3-4 cars max. So let us know if you want to help and we'll let you know if we have any more space for this clean-up. Trust us - there will have to be more!
SPECIAL EVENT in Honor of Armistice Day 1918
100 years ago!
On Saturday, November 10, we will honor the 100th anniversary of the end of World War I. We will also remember and honor the only man from Mandarin who died in the war, Pvt. Marion Joseph Losco, and all others from Mandarin who served.
Per the World War I Centennial Commission:
"More than four million American families sent their sons and daughters to serve in uniform during the Great War. 116,516 U.S. soldiers died from combat and disease. Another 200,000 were wounded, a casualty rate far greater than in World War II.
More than 350,000 African Americans served in the U.S. military, as did Native Americans and members of other minority groups. And, for the first time, women joined the ranks of the U.S. armed forces."
A special presentation will begin at 11:00 am with the Mandarin High School NJROTC Color Guard presenting the colors and reading the names of all men from Mandarin who served in World War I. This will be followed by a short presentation by speaker/author Paul Ghiotto. Following the presentation, visitors may view the exhibit of objects belonging to Pvt. Losco, a looping slide show, a full World War I uniform (loaned by local collector Phil Buhler) and autographed copies of "A Soldier's Story" will be available for purchase.
The Mandarin Museum and the 1898 St. Joseph's Mission Schoolhouse for African-American Children may be viewed during regular museum hours (9-4) and the Losco Family Winery log cabin will also be open from 9-4, except from 11-12 during the presentation at the museum.
Wreath-Laying Ceremony at Mandarin Community Club
Please also join the Mandarin Community Club for the club's 12th annual Wreath-Laying Ceremony honoring Mandarin veterans. This year's event will be held on Veteran's Day, November 11 at 1 pm at the Billard Commemorative Park, adjacent to the club building at 12447 Mandarin Road.
Third Thursday Lecture
Special Guest from Ft. Fisher, North Carolina
John Moseley
"From the St. Johns to the Cape Fear: Severing the Lifeline
of the Confederacy"
Vitzelli print of battle at Fort Fisher
If you are reading this, you have almost certainly heard of the National Historic Landmark, Maple Leaf, the Union troop transport that was sunk by Confederates at Mandarin Point on April 1, 1864. You may have seen some of the Civil War items that were recovered from the ship that are featured in the Mandarin Museum or MOSH. If so, you probably wondered what happened to the men who owned those items...Union soldiers from New York and Indiana who were waiting for their belongings in Jacksonville. Well, these men traveled north and were engaged in some important battles during the last year of the war.
In April 1864, the men of the 112th New York, 169th New York, and 13th Indiana Regiments were soon to be a part of bloody campaigns in Virginia and North Carolina. They would be a part of the largest amphibious operation the US military would carry out until June 6, 1944 and would observe the largest naval bombardment of the American Civil War - at Fort Fisher, NC. It was the biggest event in US history at the time.
Fort Fisher was the largest earthen fortification in the Confederacy. Its guns controlled one inlet into the Cape Fear River, the port of Wilmington, and the railroad. After the savage fighting was over, 72 soldiers, sailors and marines would be awarded the Medal of Honor for their actions. One of those Medal of Honor recipients, Private William Freeman of the 169th New York, might have materials still in the hold of the Maple Leaf.
At the November Third Thursday Lecture, John Moseley, Jacksonville native and Historic Sites Manager I, Fort Fisher State Historic Site, will give a lecture and visual presentation of the battle that sealed the fate of the Confederacy, aided in bringing an end to the war and the Maple Leaf's connection to Fort Fisher.
This Mandarin Museum & Historical Society event is held in partnership with the Mandarin Community Club and is held at the Community Club, 12447 Mandarin Rd. Refreshments are offered at 6:30 pm with the lecture starting at 7pm. It is free and all are welcome to attend. For questions or more information, call 268-0784.
Frog/turtle painting event
The November Frog Painting is from 10-noon on November 17 in front of the museum.
Please make a reservation first - the best way to do that is to email us at mandarinmuseum@bellsouth.net and tell us what animal you'd like to paint. If you can't email, please call and leave a message at 268-0784. BUT, you should receive a confirming email or a phone call back. If you do not, please try again. Apparently a couple of emails were lost in spam the past couple of months, and we are trying to make a better system so there will be plenty of critters for everybody and no one is disappointed.
Frogs and squirrels are $20 and turtles are $24. We provide the paint, brushes etc. Wear old clothes. It is lots of fun. Our tremendous gratitude to the Mandarin Frog Man - all proceeds are for the support of Mandarin Museum programs and expansion.
October painters had a great time!
Thank you to volunteers Margaret Vaeth, Patricia Buckner-Ferron and Rose Gunther for making everything run smoothly.
JAX Chamber - Mandarin Council's 22nd Annual Chili-Cook-off event
Riverplace Shopping Center
11111 San Jose Blvd.
"Mandarin Council's 22nd Annual Fall Festival and Chili Cook-off with Live Music, Family Entertainment, Arts and Crafts and our Chili Cook-off! Proceeds are to benefit The Youth Achievers Program, Safe Kids Swimming Program, Mandarin Food Bank, and The Janice Meisel Scholarship Fund."
MMHS President, Sandy Arpen, has been asked to be one of the judges this year. Sounds like a great time for family fun!
For more details and to register in the cook-off, to be a sponsor or have an arts and craft booth for the event (you do NOT have to be a Council member to participate):
http://mandarincouncil.org/fall-festival-chili-cook-off-2018/
LIVE MUSIC SCHEDULE:
Camille and Camiya Ferron, MMHS volunteers and vocalists - front porch of Mandarin Museum.
A REAL TREAT!
Mrs. Kate Carpenter - in the schoolhouse singing original, educational and interactive songs with children - includes puppets and sing-a-longs.
YOU WON'T WANT TO MISS THIS!
1:00 - 2:00 Singer/songwriter Al Poindexter singing original Florida songs on the Front Porch of Mandarin Museum.
WHAT A COOL WAY TO LEARN HISTORY!
"Music Under the Oaks" Acoustic Music Jam in the front yard of the Museum.
Co-sponsored by North Florida Folk Network.
BRING AN INSTRUMENT AND JOIN IN!
Mandarin youth musician - Miquel Huertes, violin, strolling the park and playing at the buildings and boardwalk.
A SPECIAL DELIGHT!
For a complete listing of activities to date, please CLICK HERE.
Meet Board Member Anne Morrow
"Susan Ford made me," said volunteer Anne Morrow as she reflected on the reason she is a Mandarin Museum and Historical Society board member. "Susan stopped by my house as she was literally on her way to a board meeting and told me I was going to be on the board."
Her acceptance of that opportunity led to her also agreeing to be the board's treasurer and later a faithful volunteer docent and tour guide.
Anne went on to say that she has really enjoyed being a member of the board since the early 1990's. She said that through this group she has gotten to know some really nice people and has great memories of some of the early board meetings. "I especially remember sitting next to Carl Davis, who could always make me laugh," she recalled. When you are a member of the board that means you will work. At least that's the way it is at this museum.
"I started out volunteering at the Store and Post Office where we were open just a couple of Saturdays each month," she said, continuing that she now loves her first Saturday morning of each month position in the Mandarin Museum.
"It's always special when someone can connect something that they have learned about in school with something they are seeing in the museum, the schoolhouse or other buildings in the park," she said. "And I love the fact, that this area is dedicated to the history of the place my family has called home for many generations."
Anne's mom, Jean Kennedy, was born at Triangle Farm just across the street from the museum, where Mandarin Presbyterian Church is now. She married Sherrod Morrow at the Episcopal Church of Our Saviour more than 75 years ago. That church has played a significant role in Mandarin's history because of its beginnings as a Bible Study at the home of Calvin and Harriett Beecher Stowe. The Morrow family remains very involved at the church.
They also continue to play an important role in Mandarin's historical significance. Anne's brother, Bill is one of our docents at the Store and Post Office when schoolchildren are here for a tour. He shows them where the Morrows' mail was delivered and tells them about the penny candy that welcomed them. Bill's son, Andy, who spent several years with us as Executive Director, is a regular volunteer at our annual Winter Celebration.
"I'm excited as I look forward to the expansion of space at the museum - more room for the
Maple Leaf and other artifacts that are a part of who we were."
Who we were and who we are is what the Mandarin Museum & Historical Society is all about.
Thanks, Anne, for what you bring to us!
Paula Suhey, Volunteer Coordinator
Many thanks to Olis Garber for this professional portrait. You can find Olis at https://www.garber.photography/
Accessions Corner
This new feature in our newsletter will feature a museum accession every month. Accessions to a museum are objects, documents, photos, art etc. that are donated to our collection of artifacts that help tell Mandarin's stories. MMHS has a Collection Policy that is very specific about what we take and don't take. Generally, we seek objects that directly relate to Mandarin's history or people. We also take some items as "display" pieces if they would fill a gap in one of the historic buildings. An example of this is accepting a farming implement that we do not have, but would be an appropriate educational piece for the exhibit of tools in the barn.
This coin dish was recently given by Molly Knight, a descendant of the Jones family. This vintage dish would have been used in the Store and Post Office by Miss Aggie as a place to put the coin change for her customers. It is now in the store, by the register.
Thank you to Molly for sharing this and many other pieces of your family's history.
Looking Back on October
Volunteers George and Kathy Barnwell took a trip to the Pisgah View Ranch in North Carolina and presented them with a Mandarin Frog! They say this is a great place to stay. If you ever visit - look for their frog on the front porch.
On October 5 we were pleased to have students from Riverside Presbyterian Day School take a tour. Seen here is volunteer Bill Morrow telling the kids all about how the old Post Office served the community. And Bill is even able to point out his family's box #5.
On October 10, we were delighted to have members of the Bolles Freshman Class come to the park for their annual "Make a Difference Day." Usually the students do a park clean-up, but this year, because of storm concerns, they helped us do a Fall cleaning of the inside of the buildings. Thank you to the faculty and students who really did make a difference for Walter Jones Historical Park.
DON'T FORGET OUR REGULAR EVENTS IN November
First Saturday - November 3 - All Buildings Open
In Walter Jones Historical Park - 1875 farmhouse, 1876 barn, Losco Winery, ALL open, 10 am - 2 pm. Mandarin Museum, and St. Joseph's Mission Schoolhouse for African-American Children are open as always from 9-4.
ALSO - the historic Mandarin Store and Post Office is open 10-2 at 12471 Mandarin Rd.
"Under the Oaks" Music Jam
Sunday, November 4 from 2-4
The next monthly "Under the Oaks" music jam will take place on November 4 at Walter Jones Historical Park from 2-4, WEATHER PERMITTING! Bring an acoustic instrument if you would like to play - listeners are always welcome - bring a lawn chair. The Mandarin Museum and St. Joseph's Mission Schoolhouse for African-American Children will be open during this event which is co-sponsored by the North Florida Folk Network.
SAVE THESE DATES
November 3: Historic 1911 Mandarin Store and Post Office open 10 am - 2 pm
November 3: In Walter Jones Historical Park - 1875 farmhouse, 1876 barn, Losco Winery, Mandarin Museum, and Mission Schoolhouse ALL open, 10 am - 2 pm
November 4: Music Under the Oaks jam, 2 pm - 4 pm
Sloan's Landing Cemetery clean-up - 2pm - 4 pm
November 10: Veterans Day event honoring Pvt. Marion Losco and the 100th Anniversary of the end of World War I
November 15: Third Thursday lecture: John Moseley, Historic Sites Manager for Fort Fisher State Historic Site, will discuss the connection between Maple Leaf troops and the Civil War battle at Fort Fischer, NC
December 1: 19th Annual Winter Celebration in Walter Jones Historical Park, including Meet The Maple Leaf Divers.
Mandarin Museum and the St. Joseph's Mission Schoolhouse for African-American Children are open every Saturday from 9-4 in Walter Jones Historical Park. (11964 Mandarin Road)
The Mandarin Store and Post Office (12471 Mandarin Road) is open from 10-2 on the first Saturday of every month. Most months the barn, winery and farmhouse will be open at this same time. Check the calendar here and check Facebook to confirm.
School field trips and adult group tours are scheduled during the week by appointment. Call 268-0784 or email us at mandarinmuseum@bellsouth.net to make a reservation.
We always need more volunteers, as they are the backbone of our organization. If you would like more information CLICK HERE to email Paula Suhey, Volunteer Coordinator and she will give you a call and tell you all about the opportunities we have.
Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and our Tumblr blog by clicking on the logos at the bottom of this newsletter.
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View the November edition of the Mandarin Newsline
and read about historic Plummer's Cove Cemetery in "Back in Time with Brett" by MMHS volunteer Brett Nolan.
CLICK HERE for the electronic version.
MISSION: Mandarin Museum & Historical Society shares the stories of Mandarin's history, culture and natural resources by providing engaging programs that educate, entertain and inspire.
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