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Meet the Team
Gillian Hayler
Gillian Hayler
Gillian has specialised in criminal defence for the last 14 years and is an Accredited Police Station Representative. She builds strong and successful criminal defence cases and works closely with Crown Court trial advocates.
Meet the Team - Gillian Hayler
This is the eighteenth in a series of posts designed to provide you with some information about the team at Old Bailey Solicitors, what they do and why they do it!
Today its the turn of the paralegal who only deals with not guilty cases, Gillian Hayler
What is your job title?
Paralegal and Accredited Police Station Representative.
How long have you been with Old Bailey Solicitors?
I have been working at Old Bailey Solicitors for nearly 17 years.
What did you do before joining Old Bailey Solicitors?
After college I started working in the Legal Department at Mid Sussex District Council as a Secretarial Assistant dealing with Tree Preservation Orders and Debt Recovery.
I left the Council to go travelling and then completed a legal secretary's course on my return.
What made you decide to work for a firm of criminal defence specialists?
I joined the firm in August 2000, working as a legal secretary for the family, employment and criminal departments. Over time, I started working predominantly for the criminal department which was of more interest to me.
Whilst working for the firm, I completed a Paralegal course and made the transition from secretary to fee earner. I really enjoyed the diverse nature of the role and decided that I wanted to take it one step further by becoming an Accredited Police Station Representative. This required me to have a more in depth knowledge of criminal offences and the laws relating to police powers.
Describe your typical day at work
I usually start my day at the office where I catch up on emails and prepare crown court cases. This involves meeting with the clients, taking instructions, explaining court procedures and preparing their defence case, ready for trial. I also meet with defence witnesses and spend a lot of time instructing experts and liaising with the court and the CPS.
I attend prisons to meet with our clients that have been remanded into custody. I take their instructions and work through their case, explaining the law and court procedures. I also attend Police Stations to represent clients that have been arrested. I advise them in relation to the evidence against them and take their instructions. I then advise them whether they have a defence and if they should answer the police officer's questions in interview. This part of the job also involves ensuring that my client's rights are being observed by the police.
What do you enjoy most about your job?
I enjoy helping people when they find themselves caught up in the criminal justice system. This involves making sure their account is heard and answering any questions they may have. Whether our clients are guilty or not guilty, they like to know that they have someone on their side, looking out for their best interest. I have come to learn that many cases are not quite as they first seem.
What do you find most challenging?
Making sure we have filled out forms with enough information and evidence to obtain funding for the case and funding for experts.
Trying to liaise with other agencies and receiving no response. The cuts and underfunding of these bodies causes frustrating delays.
If you could implement one single change to the criminal justice system, what would it be?
Until recently I would have said that the police should be using their arrest powers less and dealing with suspects by way of voluntary interview wherever possible. Over the years, they have tended to arrest first and think about it afterwards. Being arrested is a stressful and costly experience and it isn't necessary in most cases. However, recent changes to the pre-charge bail laws may be having the desired effect already.
Gillian Hayler
Gillian has specialised in criminal defence for the last 14 years and is an Accredited Police Station Representative. She builds strong and successful criminal defence cases and works closely with Crown Court trial advocates.


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Children's club
Children's club
Children's club
The Children's Ré'Créatif Club: activities for children on Wednesday and holidays, playful moments to have fun and develop one's creativity (in French or English)
The activities of the Children's Club are open to all children enrolled in the school and outside, except for the morning daycare reserved exclusively for children attending school.
The activities are only accessible to children who have already registered and according to the places available.
Programming to come soon.
– Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, during school hours
– From 7:45am to 8:45am and from 4pm to 5pm
– For children from 3 to 6 years old
– In the programme: playful activities such as free games, creative leisure, singing, storytelling, etc.
Afterschool afternoons
– Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays, during school hours
– From 5pm to 6:30pm
– For children from 3 to 6 years old
– A theme specific to each workshop: creative leisure, eco-citizens, in French or English (detailed programme to come soon)
– Wednesdays in during school hours
– In French or English
– Playful, artistic activities and Montessori workshops
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During part of the school holidays, the school offers a week-long thematic and English course.
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Best of 2019! | Columbus Ohio Wedding Photographer
Celebrating another amazing year! 2019 full of wonderful people and meaningful moments: 30 weddings and elopements, plus many engagements, surprise proposals, newborns, families, commercial shoots in more. I won awards with The Knot and Wedding Wire, was a Columbus Best of Weddings Nominee (please vote!), and was featured in various publications and blogs including the…Read More
Columbus Ohio Mitzvah Photographer: Katie
I had a total blast with Katie at her bat mitzvah! It's been an honor to get to know her and her family, and learn all about her journey to this day. From her service at Congregation Beth Tikvah in Worthington, to her reception at Scioto Country Club in Upper Arlington, this girl was ear-to-ear…Read More
Katie's Pre-Mitzvah Session
15-year-old Katie is legit one of the coolest kids I've ever met! She felt a connection to Judaism and decided she wanted to convert. She completed the process and now is becoming a bat mitzvah next month! I cannot wait to photograph it! In preparation for the big day, we met up earlier this month…Read More
Best of 2018! | Columbus Ohio Wedding Photographer
Cheers to 2018! Another fabulous year with so many wonderful clients and memories captured! Last year I had 28 weddings and 4 elopements, plus many more mitzvahs, engagements, surprise proposals, families, high school seniors, newborns and even some commercial work too! I had the opportunity to travel out of state, including Natalie + Evann's engagement…Read More
Sylvia's Bat Mitzvah at Congregation Beth Tikvah
It was a rainy late January day when friends and family came together as Sylvia became a Bat Mitzvah at Congregation Beth Tikvah! Despite the weather, Sylvia did amazing and everyone had an amazing time! She even agreed to go outside in the rain for a few portraits. Sylvia is a kind, laid-back kid, who…Read More
Best of 2017! | Columbus Ohio Wedding Photographer
What a year! 2017 started off a bit unexpectedly – or at least, earlier than expected! Baby Girl, my first, arrived on New Years Day, a full 4 weeks early. And so the first 10 or so weeks of the year were spent on psuedo-maternity leave, with no shoots scheduled but still catching up on…Read More
Sylvia's Pre-Bat Mitzvah Fall Portraits at Scioto Audubon Metro Park
I'm photographing Sylvia's Bat Mitzvah coming up in January, and we got together last month for a few portraits! I loved getting to know Sylvia better and also we had some gorgeous evening light for our session!Read More
Best of 2015! | Columbus Ohio Wedding Photographer
2015 was another packed year full of special moments captured! It was also my busiest yet. We started the year with baby Rachel's newborn session in early January, and ended with Katie + Shanaka's Hocking Hills wedding the day after Christmas. In all, I shot 34 weddings (the most ever!), 2 b'nai mitzvahs, 39 engagements,…Read More
Micah's Bat Mitzvah at Congregation Beth Tikvah
It was a snowy Saturday in February when Micah and her family celebrated her Bat Mitzvah at Congregation Beth Tikvah in Worthington, Ohio. I had so much photographing the entire day, from the morning service, to the evening reception. You can tell Micah's family is so close and everyone is so proud of her! At…Read More
Best of 2014! | Columbus Ohio Wedding Photographer
2014 started with photographing newborn baby Julia on January 5th and ended with Brittany + Daniel's New Years wedding at Franklin Park Conservatory on December 31st! In between, there were a total of 28 weddings, 1 Bat Mitzvah, 39 engagements, 5 proposals, 9 newborns, and and lots more sessions sprinkled in! I got to travel…Read More


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Nobel Peace Prize Nomination
Throughout 2018, we ran a global campaign championing human rights defenders for the Nobel Prize, and successfully raised awareness about the issues they face, and the important role they play in upholding the rule of law and building peaceful societies. The nomination was supported by over 4000 people and 200 organisations worldwide. Then, we launched the campaign 'Shoulder to Shoulder with Human Rights Defenders', to mark the 20th anniversary of the UN Declaration on Human Rights Defenders. The campaign raised awareness of the issues facing human rights defenders and increased the visibility and credibility of their work.
The Right to Defend
Now, we want to go even further to raise the profile of human rights defenders working in some of the most dangerous environments in the world. PBI UK are working closely with the filmmaker and photographer Manu Valcarce on 'Right to Defend', a multi-media, multi-platform communications and awareness campaign, celebrating those making universal human rights a reality through non-violent methods. Whether they are fighting for social equality, access to justice and a fair trial, or land, environmental and indigenous rights, the risks these individuals take are many. We believe their stories set an example of solidarity and humanity that needs to be heard. We want to shine a light on the stories of extraordinary human rights defenders taking a stand against injustice: community leaders fighting to protect collective land rights against mining companies; women struggling for gender equality; human rights lawyers risking their own safety to defend the rights of activists.
PBI UK are working on a unique 60-minute documentary film, online platform, photographic exhibition, and social media campaign presenting the work of around 130 at-risk grassroots human rights defenders in Latin America, Africa and Asia on the frontline of the global fight for universal human rights.
We formally launched the project on the 10th of December: Human Rights Day.
So far, approximately 130 stories of human rights defenders have been recorded across four countries (Colombia, Honduras, Mexico, Kenya and Nepal) alongside photographic material. We are hoping to screen the film at film festivals in late 2020, and the portraits will be debuted at an exhibition held at The Law Society in London, before touring worldwide. The online platform will enable PBI to further its impact as a global entity across 21 countries for campaigning, advocacy and awareness-raising to enhance the protection of human rights defenders.
We need your help
We need your support to ensure this can happen. PBI has been providing direct protection to human rights defenders on the ground for over 35 years. Yet in the midst of a global trend of closing civil society space, we urgently need to increase awareness at the international level, to secure the systemic change that is necessary to improve protections for every human rights defender globally.
If you share our vision of a world where individuals and communities can defend their fundamental rights without fear of reprisals and violence then please consider donating to our campaign
Please make out cheques to 'Peace Brigades International UK Section' and send to:
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A truly exquisite piece of fine jewellery, this is a beautiful diamond and sapphire bracelet set in platinum.
It feature 27 oval natural sapphires graduated in size and with an estimated total carat weight of 15.77 cts. The sapphires are accented by 54 round brilliant cut diamonds and 81 baguette diamonds with an estimated total carat weight of 9.00 cts. The round brilliant cut diamonds are estimated as being 4.00 carats in weight and E-F in colour and the baguettes are a further 5.00 carats with an estimated F-G colour.
This articulated bracelet is 7 inches / 18.8 cm long and is finished with a hidden box clasp.
This piece is supplied with an independent appraisal and valuation document. It is being offered for sale by us at significantly less than half it's appraised retail replacement value.
Gross weight: 50.83 grams.
Price: P.O.A
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HIT-GIRL'S IN HONG KONG. Her mission: to destroy a bloodthirsty gang that's responsible for drug trafficking, money laundering, and brutal massacres across Asia. Big Daddy had plans for taking down the Liu triad, but only Mindy can take these monsters out for good.
Hit-Girl Hong Kong kicks off the new arc in exactly the kind of unpredictable, action-packed manner fans of the franchise have come to expect. This new creative team seems inspired to crank out one of the more memorable stories we've seen and there's a ton of potential and reasons to be optimistic it will deliver. Read Full Review
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Apple fanatics will just witness one iOS tab in 2012, which will be the second iPad Air. As per KGI securities, the 3rd iPad Mini and Larger iPad Pro are not coming this year. Apple is working on 9.7inch iPad Air, the 6th gen iPad.
In comparison to the former models, the present iPad Air is sleeker light in weight and more elegant. The front part of the device host similar display size, but without thick bezels which surrounded the viewing window of the tablet! Standing side by side to iPhone 5s, Air is sleeker and bigger.
For the 3rd iPad Mini series, KGI is sure that will wont release the compact slate in 2014, that even with Mini 2 Retina Display featuring 2048 x1536, the shipment will be weaker. The iPad Air is the new money forming tech giant tablet.
The iPad Pro 12.9inch will not work for Apple's 2014 calendar as the readiness of iOS variant which is optimal for 13 inch screen will be sidelined. Thus, even if a bigger iPad is released, the shipment will be less. Production is another factor that will hamper the late 2014 debut of iPad Pro.
KGI stated that the next iPad Air will come powered with A8 processing chip which is a step ahead from A7 chip 64-bit mobile version.
The Touch ID feature which was seen in iPhone 5s last year will be seen in iPad Air along with Office Suite from Microsoft. The 2014 iPad 6 or iPad Air will feature sapphire glass cover, iOS 8, wireless charging, liquid metal casing,


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S2S Professional 2019
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Serve to Succeed (S2S) Social Impact Challenge, sponsored by Schlumberger, is a distinct challenge where SWE sections and members give back to society by volunteering their time to community organizations or charities to turn ideas into positive real-world impact. It is also a great opportunity for SWE sections to win money and support their SWE section while bringing social responsibility and empowering our communities to drive change for good.
S2S Challenge is about people and the things we do together to positively impact our communities and the environment. It is about the volunteer work we do in our local communities and our efforts to make a difference.
Total Events: 175
Total Volunteers: 1095
Total Volunteering Hours: 607
Most Volunteering Events – Colorado School of Mines
Best Video/Media Content – Tulane University
Best Social Impact Performance – Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
September 14th, 2020
Contest opens to participating SWE sections
November 1st, 2020
Final date for entries. Entries must be submitted by midnight CST
November 5th, 2020
Section winners announced
November 5th – 7th, 2020
SWE 2020 National Conference
New Orleans, LA
December 2020
Awards presented to winners and sections
Schlumberger's Global Stewardship Report
Global Stewardship ReportGlobal Stewardship is a pillar upon which Schlumberger seeks to increase the sustainability of the ways in which the oil and gas industry finds, develops, and produces hydrocarbons.


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Time Goes Back John Frusciante
I'm not totally positive on the outro (Time going back part). You may have to switch the
C with a Am instead. Try work it out for yourself.
Tuning: standard
Chords used
C x32010
D xx0232
Am x02210
Dsus4 xx0233
[G] [-] [D] [Dsus4] [-] [Am] [-] [C]
[G] [-] [D] [Dsus4] [-] [Am] [-] [C]
[G]These things'll go sl[D]ow[Dsus4]ly by - these th[Am]ings
They'll [C]be where no one would think
[G]And when given this li[D]fe[Dsus4]
I ought've tha[Am]nked you all
[C] Who will take it away
[Am] I notice that you're f[C]ine
[Am] Setting up beside wher[C]ever turns a blind eye
[G] Any solemn p[D]ha[Dsus4]se[Am]
And you bel[C]ong to two times at once
[G] My radio's my h[D]ea[Dsus4]rt
We l[Am]ive as one
Two w[C]ays at once
[Am] I know the waves I f[C]orm
[Am] I know the way I wo[C]n't become
[G] [-] [D] [Dsus4] [-] [Am] [-] [C]
[G] [-] [D] [Dsus4] [-] [Am] [-] [C]
[G] These still places that are g[D]on[Dsus4]e by
Bel[Am]ieve (they're somewhere else)
Bel[C]ieve they're somebody else
Jum[G]ping in the mind of a pas[D]se[Dsus4]rby
And be[Am]ing replaced like ti[C]mes files
[Am] Another wasted[C] flaw
[Am] Going up against the end[C]less law
[G] I'm flown through a [D]mi[Dsus4]rror [Am] [-]- al[C]most disappearing
[G] I glow fa[D]in[Dsus4]tly
You know [Am]- this is nob[C]ody's life
[Am] I saw the days I l[C]ost
[Am] Hiding behind tomo[C]rrow's costs
[G]Ti[-]me[D] g[Dsus4]oing b[-]ac[C]k[-] [C]
[G] [-] [D] [Dsus4] [-] [Am] [-] [C]
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Alicia's Biography :
I am very excited to welcome you to your Eastern Carolina home search! Moving to beautiful Eastern North Carolina 6 years ago was one of the best decisions I ever made, along with getting into real estate! I've always committed myself to providing excellent customer service, and I am passionate about helping others. My experience began while attending Northern Virginia Community College, where I took business management and hospitality courses. Before finding my calling as a real estate agent, I spent time in management where I gained real life experience in the customer service industry. I specialize in residential real estate purchases and sales. I am based out of Greenville, but am able to help you with your real estate needs across all of North Carolina. I love my job and being able to meet new people, so please do not hesitate to call me with any real estate questions or needs. I know this process can seem overwhelming, let me help alleviate some of that stress. Eastern North Carolina is a wonderful place to call home, and I would be honored to guide you through the process of finding yours! Simply email, call or text to set up a time for a buyer or seller consultation to talk about your real estate needs:)


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adidas Kids' Rundown Baseball Cleats, Black
Introduce your youngster to the game in the right cleat with the Rundown. A synthetic upper offers your budding star exceptional comfort, support and durability each time they lace them up. The adidas® Rundown baseball cleat has a rubber outsole that provides lightweight traction and speed for your up and comer to perform their best each and every game. FEATURES: Synthetic upper provide enhanced durability, support and comfort Rubber outsole offers lightweight grip and speed to help them perform on the diamond


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I have uploaded a picture of my October piece on my blog. Some of the words carry from one month to the next, that's OK. These are the things I think of when I see these colours.
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This integrated development environment (IDE) named SimpleASM (SASM) let you to make application using assembly language.
The good part for linux users is the crossplatform IDE for NASM, MASM, GAS, FASM with syntax highlighting and debugger.
I used fasm so this help me.
The debugger is gdb - GNU Project Debugger and supports working with many opened project.
If you want to use this IDE with Fedora then you can get from Fedora 24
The official web page is here.
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Monday, January 16, 2017
Windows Subsystem for Linux (beta)
This is the first release of Bash on Windows and it is branded "beta" deliberately - it's not yet complete! You should expect many things to work and for some things to fail! We greatly appreciate you using Bash on Windows and helping us identify the issues we need to fix in order to deliver a great experience.
Try this tutorial.
The Fedora don't have a docker userspace, but Suse come with this feature.
Try this tutorial.
The Fedora don't have a docker userspace, but Suse come with this feature.
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Born in Jerez de la Frontera, Joaquin Grilo started his flamenco training at the age of three. At the age of 13, as a member of a flamenco company in Jerez and already showing great promise, he traveled to Tel-Aviv and Jerusalem to perform. After only three years of professional experience he became the lead dancer for the Ballet Albarizuela performing in France, England, Switzerland, Israel and Japan, eventually adding Italy, Germany and America to the itinerary. In 1986, Grilo participated in the XI National Flamenco Art Competition in Cordoba and was awarded honorable mention at the age of 18. He has performed at the Queen Elizabeth Hall in London as well as various cities in Japan. In that same year he was invited to perform at the Bienal de Flamenco in Sevilla, Spain. Grilo has won numerous major Spanish flamenco awards and has performed with such leading artists as Luisillo, Vicente Amigo, Paco de Lucia, Antonio Canales, Cristobal Reyes and Joaquin Cortes. After forming his own company, he performed throughout the world, exhibiting an uncanny mastery of all flamenco styles. He approaches his work with unbounded energy and unparalleled skill and in 1997 a nationwide poll selected him as Spain's best flamenco dancer.
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UK- Ribchester Archaeology Field School 2018
This field school offers students the opportunity to experience excavating a Roman fort. Located in the historic village of Ribchester, within the heart of Lancashire's beautiful Ribble valley. The auxiliary cavalry fort at Ribchester was established in CE 72-3 on the north bank of the river Ribble, constructed by the twentieth legion, and then occupied by the Ala II Asturum a Spanish auxiliary unit. In the 2nd century the fort was rebuilt and garrisoned by a Sarmatian cavalry unit; a connection which has led some to draw parallels between Ribchester and the mythology of King Arthur. Each of these groups brought their own identity leaving distinctive, but subtle traces in the archaeological record.
Ribchester offers IFR students the unique opportunity to learn the recording methods and skills necessary to deal with complex archaeology within a structured learning environment. Students all receive weekly one-on-one feedback to discuss their progress and leaning goals. Throughout the excavation students can undertake mini-classes in elements such as environmental archaeology, artifact recording and public outreach.
The Ribchester excavations focus on a large 30m by 10m trench just inside the fort's north gate, opposite the granaries. This is allowing us to carefully explore the later Roman and post-Roman archaeology of this important fort and understand the changing relationship between soldiery and civilian identity during and after the Roman occupation. In previous years IFR students have excavated the forts gatehouse, workshop floors and the external ditches to the fort, finding over 8,000 artifacts. 2018 will be a year of spectacular finds for IFR students as we excavate the later Roman buildings.
· Course Dates: June 13-July 16, 2018
· Enrollment Status: OPEN
· Total Cost: $4,360
· Course Type: Field Archaeology
· Instructors: Dr. Duncan Sayer, Dr. James Morris
For the initial four nights in Preston students will be accommodated in university dorms. During the excavation students, supervisors and directors camp 50 yards from site in their own tents. Students are responsible for keeping the campsite tidy at all times. The project is very fortunate to have access to the Village Hall for use during the day as the finds processing facility or site office and in the evenings it provides shelter and a communal focus. This includes a fully equipped kitchen with cutlery and crockery, fridges, oven and two sinks. There is access to a washing machine during the project. Showers are hired in on a trailer and are good quality facilities powered from the mains electrics and bottled gas. Every day (except Monday which is the day off) food is provided in the evenings from a local catering business, and their shop, which is five min walk from site, provides the opportunity for people to purchase excellent bacon sandwiches during rest times if required.
ACADEMIC CREDIT UNITS & TRANSCRIPTS Credit Units: Attending students will be awarded 8 semester credit units (equivalent to 12 quarter credit units) through our academic partner, Connecticut College. Connecticut College is a private, highly ranked liberal arts institution with a deep commitment to undergraduate education. Students will receive a letter grade for attending this field school (see grading assessment and matrix). This field school provides a minimum of 160 direct instructional hours. Students are encouraged to discuss the transferability of credit units with faculty and registrars at their home institutions prior to attending this field school.
For Further information visit program page: http://ifrglobal.org/program/united-kingdom-ribchester/
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The cast of "A New Dress for Mona" spent hours in rehearsal, and even more time praying for their hospitalized lead actress, Lillian Chason.
Based on the story of a young woman killed for her faith, "Mona" was to have featured Chason in the title role. Chason, a freshman, died on Dec. 16 with complications from the H1N1 virus.
The play follows the real-life story of Mona Mahmudnizhad, a woman of the Baha'i faith in Iran, who was executed for her beliefs.
See "A New Dress for Mona"
Time: 8:15 p.m. tonight
2 p.m. Saturday
8:15 p.m. Sunday
4 p.m. and 8:15 p.m. Monday
5 p.m. Tuesday
Location: Kenan Theatre
A memorial gathering for Lillian Chason:
Time: 6:30 p.m. Saturday
Location: Gerrard Hall
Though members of the cast and crew said they were initially crushed when Chason died, they came to feel her spirit in the play.
"The spirit of Lillian and the spirit of Mona just coalesced," said director Joseph Megel. "This was just heart wrenching and mystifying and inexplicable, but we sort of feel that both Lillian and Mona are looking on us and smiling."
Mona was a member of the Baha'i faith, which is recognized internationally but is not recognized by members of Islam in Iran, said Mark Perry, the author of the play and a member of the Baha'i faith.
Mona was executed along with several other women after being accused of teaching religious children's classes, he said.
"I was really moved by the story of this young girl and the other women who were executed just simply for their belief and their refusal to cave in to pressure," Perry said.
While working on staging this play, Megel said he realized the story was about witnessing, particularly witnessing political injustice.
To emphasize the importance of witness, most of the cast form an ensemble, changing roles and costumes.
"We're telling someone's life story and telling that as a group is really powerful," said Natalie Pelletier, a freshman who is playing Mona.
She said that the group experience was powerful and helped all of the cast pull together.
While Chason was in the hospital, the cast took turns playing Mona during rehearsals, waiting for Chason's return. After her death, the group returned from break and shifted roles to fill her place.
Though Mona's story takes place in the 1980s, and there is still religious conflict for the Baha'i. Perry's brother-in-law, Saeid Rezaie, a leader of the Baha'i community in Iran, is in prison in Tehran for his beliefs.
Perry said that Rezaie prayed for Chason while in prison and his first question to his wife any time she visited was about Chason's health.
"That's the kind of witnessing we're talking about. It's real world uniting of people's hearts," he said.
A theater veteran of more than 30 years, Megel said he has never worked on a theatrical endeavor that was as emotional as this, adding that this was an example of art resonating with real-life experiences.
Members of the cast said that after Lillian's death the play took on an even more important role for them than it previously had.
"This play is about understanding yourself in a world of chaos and having the strength to do what is right, which is not always the easy path," Stephanie Linas, a sophomore and member of the play, wrote in an e-mail. "Both Lillian and Mona helped up discover this lesson."
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Smithwicks Roots festival produces the goods again with Kilkenny packed with music lovers for magic weekend
From where does organiser John Cleere pull the great acts?
Darlingside, who wowed audiences in the Set Theatre, Kilkrnny on Saturday night as part of the Smithwicks Roots Festival
Kilkenny city swayed to the music of the bands and artists of the Smithwicks Roots festival over the weekend and will do so again today, Monday, the last day of this phenomenally successful annual event which its getting better with age.
Everyone had the same question: Where does John Cleere gets the new acts. This year he introduced Irish audiences to Darlingside from Boston, Whitney Rose from Canada and Prince Grizzley from Austria, all likely to become household names.
He has previously hosted people like Alabama Shakes, Ray Montagne and Sturgil Simpson to these shores.
The city was rocking for the weekend with bars, restaurants, B&Bs, guest houses and hotels full.
There are a number of gigs today like Molly Tuttle and Rachel Baiman, doing a sold out show at 4pm in Cleeres. A second show was added at 7pm which is now also sold out.
The festival finishes with a gig at 9pm in Kyteler's Inn with Nashville based, Hillbilly Casino. There are still a few tickets for this show.


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Best cooked fish and chips I have had in so long and I live in a fishing town. Fish was fresh and cooked to perfection.
We came to buy a selection of fish and seafood for a BBQ later that day. The choice was first class, and the service good. The fish was very fresh, and we enjoyed the snapper cutlets, the marlin steak and the prawns. Delicious!
This was fish and chips done to perfection. Thick crunchy fish cocktails, calamari rings, prawn cutlets and chips were all fantastic.
The fisherman's co-op is your one stop shop for both a tasty seafood lunch and to purchase fresh seafood for dinner. Highly recommended the fisherman's basket for two, it was easily enough to fill both our bellies. We then purchased a fresh kilo of prawns to take home.


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We present a condition on the intersection numbers of difference sets which follows from a result of Jungnickel and Pott [3]. We apply this condition to rule out several putative (non-abelian) difference sets and to correct erroneous proofs of Lander [4] for the nonexistence of (352, 27, 2)- and (122, 37, 12)-difference sets.
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Arasu, K. T., James A. Davis, Dieter Jungnickel, and Alexander Pott. "A Note on Intersection Numbers of Difference Sets." European Journal of Combinatorics 11, no. 2 (March 1990): 95-98. doi: 10.1016/S0195-6698(13)80061-3.


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pose of preventing its poles and lines from being removed, and its property destroyed, is, I think, under the circumstances set forth in the bill, so clear that there is not room for doubt. Said act of congress was intended to apply to telegraph companies in existence at the time it was passed, as well as those that might be organized thereafter, provided such compa.nies accepted the terms of the same in manner before mentioned. If such companies had been organized under state laws, and had been transacting business under the provisions of municipal ordinances, and then subsequently accepted the terms of said act of congress, it follows that the state and city laws, in so far at least as they conflicted with such national legislation, were inoperative and void, and for the reason that they concerned matters over which the congress had supreme control by virtue of direct constitutional authority. Holding as I do on the questions referred to, it becomes immaterial to further consider the matters raised by the demurrer and discussed by the counsel, for the reason that, decide them as I may, still the jurisdiction of the court to hear and determine this case must be maintained. They can be considered hereafter, if necessary, when they have been more fully presented by answer and testimony. I will pass a decree overruling the demurrer, and giving the defendant the usual time in which to answer. The injunction as prayed for by complainant will be granted, to remain in force until the further order of this court.
WHITE v. THACKER et al.
(Circuit Court of Appeals, Fifth Circuit. February 2, 1897.) No. 528.
1. TRESPASS TO TRY TITLE-GoOD FAITH OF CONVEYANCE-EvIDENCE-POWER OF ATTOl{:'i'EY.
In an action of trespass to try title, In which a substantial Issue Is the good faith of a conveyance under which the plaintiff claims, the transactions of all the parties touching the land in controversy become material, and deeds purporting to be made under a power of attorney given by the plaintiff are entitled to be considered by the jury, upon the question of good faith, whether or not such power is in a form to make the deeds executed under it sufficient to raise an outstanding title.
:l. WIT:'i'ESSES-PIUVILEGElJ COMMUNIUATlO:"S.
When a party has introduced in evidence letters torney in reference to the transactions affecting the by opens the door to justify and require the court such attorney, when called by the opposite party to tions.
written to him by his atmatters In issue, he thereto admit the testimony of testify as to such transac-
3. REvn;w 0:; EHlWIl-WATVER OF JURy-SPECIAL FINDINGS.
'When a case has been tried by the court without a jury, pursuant to stipulation, under Rev. St. § 700, the circuit court of appeals will not make inquiry as to the correctness of special findings of fact made by the trial court. City of Key West v. Baer, 13 C. C. A. 572, 66 Fed. 440, followed.
In Error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the Eastern District of Texas. Robt. G. Street and M. F. Mott, for plaintiff in E. P. Hamblin, for defendants in error.
Before PARDEE and McCORMICK, Circuit Judges, District Judge. McCORMICK, Circuit JUdge. On Septf:!mber 20, 1892, John F. White, the plaintiff in error, brought this action of trespass to try title to about 30 acres of land in Harris county, Tex., against R. J. Thacker, W. J. Coulter, James Winlock, John Woods, and Lem Collins. The petition is in the statutory form. All of the defendants answer with the formal statutory plea of not guilty, and R. J. Thacker pleaded specially the statute of limitations. A jury was waived by stipulation in writing, and the matters of law as well as of fact were submitted to the court without a jury. The land in controversy, and two other tracts, was purchased on June 2,1876, and a deed embracing the three tracts was made to Jennie G. White, reciting a cash consideration. Afterwards George White, the father of Jennie G. White and of the plaintiff, together with Jennie G. White, became indebted to John Sweeney, and gave him their note for $600, secured by mortgage bearing date April 9, 1878, on one of the tracts of land conveyed to Jennie G. White in the deed above mentioned. Default having been made in the payment of the note, Sweeney obtained judgment against the makers, with foreclosure of the mortgage upon the land, on December 8, 1880. Under this judgment of foreclosure the mortgaged premises were sold on February 1, 1881, the plaintiff in the judgment becoming the purchaser at a price that did not extinguish the judgment. An execution on the judgment was run against other property of Jennie G. White, under which the land in controversy was sold, and purchased by the plaintiff in the judgment, June 6, 1882. A sheriff's deed therefor to John Sweeney was recorded June 28, 1882. On March 18, 1880, Jennie G. White conveyed all the property embraced in the deed to her first above mentioned to the plaintiff, John F. White. On August 31, 1883, the plaintiff made a power of attorney to his father, George White, which was recorded in September, 1883, appointing him attorney in fact to represent the plaintiff in all litigation, and undertaking to authorize him "to sell or bargain all that parcel of land on Clear creek, in Harris county and Brazoria county, known as the 'D. C. Hall Headright,' containing 553i acres; also to bargain and sell the same as if I had been there myself to act upon the Thomas Earle league on - - - , near Lynchburg, of 553i acres; also 125 acres in Polk county out of the Stublefield tract; also about thirty acres out of the Luke Moore league in Harris county, near the city of Houston,-all in Texas; also a tract of 320 acres in Alabama, Lauderdale county, near Florence, known as the 'Hudson Beck Tract.'" On March 9, 1885, George White, purporting to act under the above-recited power of attorney, executed a deed for the three tracts to rrrippe & Beaird, of Alabama, reciting a cash consideration, which was filed for record October 2, 1885. On May 2, 1885, also purporting to act under said power, George White executed a deed for the same land to James McEwan, of Detroit, Mich. This deed recited a cash consideration, and was filed for record the day of its execution. In May, 1886, John
Sweeney conveyed the land in controversy to W. J. Coulter. There was proof tending to show that the defendants and those under whom they claim had had successive, continuous possession of the premises from December, 1882, till the institution of this action. Along with other proof offered by the defendants under their plea of not guilty, they offered the power of attorney from John F. White to George White, the deed from John F. White by George White to James McEwan, and the deed from John F. White by George White to William H. 'I.'rippe. There was proof tending to show that the cash consideration mentioned in the deed to Jennie G. White was money belonging to her insane mother, and that she took the title charged with a secret trust in favor of her mother. There was proof also tending to show that she transferred this title to her brother, John F. White, the plaintiff, in furtherance of the purpose that the same should be held for their insane mother. The court made special findings of fact as follows:
"(1) That the plaintiff has no regular chain of title from the sovereignty of the soil, because of defective descriptions and acknowledgments. (2) That Jennie G. White acquired good title to the lands in controversy by deed from A. A. Tucker of date June 2, 1876, and through the partition proceedings in the district COillt between Emily Ann Tucker and said Jennie G. White, and shown in the abstract of title of defendants. (3) That the common source of title between plaintiff and defendants is Jennie G. White. (4) That the conveyance or deed made by Jennie G. White to John F. White on the 18th daY of March, 1880, was made by .Jennie G. White to hinder and defraud her creditors and the creditors of George White, and especially to hinder, delay, and defraud John Sweeney, to whom said Jennie G. and her father, George White, were at the time indebted; and that said deed to John F. White was void. (5) That the deed from John F. White by George White, his agent and attorney in fact, to Trippe & Beaird, and the deed from said John F. White by said George White, as attorney in fact, to James McEwan, to the land in controversy, constituted an outstanding title of which defend· ants could avail themselves. (6) That defendants are entitled to recover upon said outstanding title and upon their pleas of limitation of three, five, and ten years. And to the foregoing findings and conclusions plaintiff duly excepts."
And rendered judgment:
"That the plaintiff take nothing by his suit, and that the defendants go hence with· out day, and recover of the plaintiff all costs about this suit incurred, and have exeI cution therefor."
The assignment of errors suggests, first, that the court erred in admitting the deeds to the land in controversy from John F. White by attorney, George White, to James McEwan and to William H. Trippe and James P. Beaird. In the abstract of title filed by the defendants Thacker and Coulter in response to plaintiff's demand, the power of attorney and the deeds just mentioned were embraced, and were followed by the memorandum that "these three instruments will be offered principally for the purpose of showing outstanding title against the plaintiff." Plaintiff contends tbat they do not show outstanding title, because of the patent defect and ambiguity in the description of the land in the power of attorney. The defendant in error suggests and urges that the testimony of the plaintiff-which testimony was taken by deposition-refers to this power of attorney as having been acted upon by his father, George White; that the testimony was taken
long after the transaction, the deed by the attorney in fact described the land in controversy, and the plaintiff's testimony recognizes it as having been conveyed under the power of attorney, and does not question the authority of his attorney in fact, but only insists that the authority was never exercised. It is, however, unnecessary for us to pass on these contentions, for a substantial issue in the case was the good faith of the conveyance from Jennie G. White to the plaintiff, and on that issue the transactions of all the parties touching the land in controversy became material, and the purported dealings under the power of attorney, whether sufficient to raise an outstanding title, were circumstances to be considered by the jury in passing upon this question of good faith. The plaintiff in error complains that the court erred in admitting in evidence that portion of Thacl{er's testimony wherein he testifies to the alleged fraud of Jennie G. White and George.Wnite and of plaintiff in conveying the land in controversy to any person for the purpose of defrauding their creditors, and particularly John Sweeney, the vendor of W. J. Coulter, because, it being shown by their evidence that Thacker was the attorney and confidential adviser of George White, and a party to said fraud, if any, it was incompetent for him to testify on that subject. Before Thacker's testimony was offered in the case, the plaintiff had given in evidence eight letters written on different dates, beginning May 25, 1887, and ending September 9,1887, from the witness 'fhacker to George White, in reference to transactions affecting this land, and Thacker's connection with it as White's attorney, which opened the door so as not only to justify the court in admitting Thacker's testimony, but to constrain the court to admit it. The tenth specification in the assignment of errors is that the court erred in rendering judgment against the plaintiff, specifying thereunder five grounds as a basis for the assignment, but not specifying that the special findings of fact did not support the judgment. It is manifest to us that the first and the fourth special findings of fact do support the judgment, and for this reason this assignment of error is not well taken. For the same reason, the second and third specifications of error become immaterial. The fifth, sixth, seventh, and ninth specifications suggest that the court erred in its findings. 'l'ouching these assignments, the plaintiff contends.that, as this cause was tried by the court without the intervention of a jury, on written stipulations of the attorneys, and all the facts in evidence in the court below have been brought before this court, the case should be considered and reviewed here according to the practice on appeals in equity, and equitable principles in like manner applied to its determination; and in support of this contention he relies upon section 700, Rev. St. U. S., Field v. U. S., 9 Pet. 182, and U. S. v. King. 7 How. 854. The case cited from 9 Pet. was decided in 1835, and that from 7 How. in 1849. The statute was passed in 1865. We have had occasion in a number of recent cases to construe section 700, and to announce the rules of practice under it as deduced by us from the terms of the statute and the subsequent
decisions of the supreme court. Our views on that subject are fully stated in the opinion of the court in the case of Oityof Key West v. Baer, 30 U. S. App. 140, 13 O. C. A. 572, 66 Fed. 440. We must, therefore, decline to make inquiry as to the correctness of the special findings of fact made by the circuit court in this case. There having been no error in the admission of testimony, and the special findings of fact being sufficient to support the judgment, the judgment of the circuit court must be affirmed.
FERTIG et a!. v. BARTLES. (Circuit Court, D. New Jersey.
February 27, 1897.)
PRINCIPAL AND SURETy-REI.EASE OF SURETy-EXTENSJOS OF LARGER CREDIT.
A surety is not released from his obligation by the voluntary extension to his principal of a credit greater than that for which the surety has agreed to become bound, when no change is made in the terms of the contract between the principal and his creditor.
8A:ME-AsSIGSMENT FOR CREDITORS.
The rule that a creditor who releases the principal debtor thereby discharges the surety does not apply to a release filed upon a claim made under an assignment for benefit of creditors, and in pursuance of a statute which provides that such releases shall be filed, and that it shall not operate to discharge any surety.
James Buchanan, for plaintiffs. Paul A. Queen and John T. Bird, for defendant. DALLAS, Oircuit Judge. This case has been heard on three demurrers,-one by the plaintiffs to the third plea; and two by the defendant, namely, one to the replication to the fourth plea, and one to the replication to the sixth plea, and "to so much of defendant's seventh plea as relates to the writings of release in said seventh plea mentioned." The fact alleged by the third plea is that the plaintiffs extended a credit of $20,000 to the principal debtors, without the knowledge or consent of the defendant, and it avers that he, as surety, was, in consequence, discharged. The demurrer admits the fact, but puts at issue the legal conclusion. If the surety was discharged, it must be because, by extending the principals' credit as stated, the plaintiffs violated some contract of theirs directly with the surety, or because such extension was made in breach of the principal contract, or in pursuance of an alteration thereof. There was no contract by the plaintiffs with the surety limiting the credit. The bonds which he gave of course fix the amount of the surety's liability, but they contain no provision in restriction of the credit to be accorded; and to the primary contract the surety was not a party, nor was the clause thereof upon which he relies inserted for his benefit. By that clause (in its final condition) it was covenanted that a credit should be given to the principals of $5,000, and that at no time should the amount due by them exceed the amount of the bond which they were to give. By permitting that amount to be exceeded, surely the plaintiffs committed no breach of covenant; and as the plea


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Cervical Cancer Screenings Push Early Detection
Early detection is a major factor in having a positive health outcome with cancer.
Two screening tests are available to help you detect and prevent cervical cancer, and they're both easy steps to protect your health.
The first screening – a Pap smear – is a swab of the cervix that checks for precancers and cell changes in the cervix.
A human papillomavirus (HPV) screening is similar. It is a swab also collected during a pelvic exam that checks for HPV, which can lead to cancerous and precancerous cell changes.
Both tests can be done in your doctor's office. Often, women have them done during their annual gynecologic visit.
Screening Guidelines
According to the American Cancer Society, you should follow these updated guidelines for screenings:
- Women ages 21 through 29 should be screened with a Pap smear every three years
- Women ages 30 through 65 should be screened with a Pap smear and HPV screening every five years as long as previous exams do not come back abnormal If you have additional risk factors, your doctor might recommend you have more frequent screenings or continue screenings after age 65.
"For Pap screenings in particular, the reason that screening guidelines have changed is that the medical community has begun to learn more and more about the nature of the HPV virus," says Susan Emmerling, MD, of Lifestages Centers for Women, part of Premier Physician Network.
"So, as the medical community learns more about HPV and cervical cancer at large, we are able to come up with more appropriate screening guidelines that indeed impact the rates of cervical cancer in a positive way while also limiting invasiveness to the patient, limiting unnecessary testing, medical costs, and more."
Abnormal Results
If you have a Pap or HPV test come back with abnormal results, try to stay calm, Dr. Emmerling advises. Many times, tests come back abnormal due to a small amount of HPV-driven changes that often resolve themselves.
"Any abnormal Pap smear test should simply prompt a woman to make sure that she's following up appropriately with her gynecologist," Dr. Emmerling says.
To learn more about cervical cancer screenings and HPV, talk to your doctor or health care provider or search for a provider.
Sources: Susan Emmerling, MD, Lifestages Centers for Women; Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Test, Healthwise, 10/11/2019; Pap Test, Healthwise, 12/19/2018; Cervical Cancer, Healthwise, 12/19/2018; American Cancer Society


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At a recent Port of San Diego meeting commissioners approved an agreement that will allow Studio Fink LTD to begin artistic design and consulting work for the Coronado Bay Bridge lighting project. The approval will allow consulting services at a cost not exceeding $230,000.
The Coronado Bay Bridge lighting project is a city project started in 2010 when artist Peter Fink had his lighting concept selected in a world-wide competition. The idea was to create a distinct piece of artwork that could be enjoyed by all of San Diego, while celebrating a San Diego landmark.
The project would use programmable LED lighting powered from sustainable energy sources. The outer deck and pillars of Coronado Bay Bridge would be lit with the LED's that could be used for an infinite number of lighting scenarios. Some of the scenarios outside of the normal lighting package could be holiday lighting packages such as for Christmas or during the Fourth of July for the Big Bay Boom.
The lighting concept meets the goals set out including artistic lighting that would create a sense of place, draw people to the region and withstand the test of time. The Coronado Bay Bridge lighting project is a Partnership between the Port of San Diego and Caltrans, and will be paid with donations.
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He graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts/Bachelor of Laws (Hons). He is admitted to practice in the Supreme Court of NSW and the High Court of Australia.


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The following is scheduled for tonight's WWE Smackdown on Syfy.
* WWE World Heavyweight Champion Randy Orton vs. Mark Henry.
* Ted DiBiase vs. Daniel Bryan.
* Christian vs. Sin Cara.
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* WWE Intercontinental Champion Ezekiel Jackson vs. Cody Rhodes.
* Kane vs. Wade Barrett.
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FITCHBURG — Please join the American Red Cross/Fitchburg Fire Department's blood drive from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday, April 2 at 33 North St. in Fitchburg.
The first 25 donors will receive one free ticket to attend the world premiere production of "Dracula." All other donors will receive a buy one, get one free special.
This brand new adaptation has been commissioned exclusively for Stratton Players. The 1897 Gothic horror novel by Irish author Bram Stoker receives a fresh and exciting telling by local playwright Jack Neary and directed by Victor Dupuis.
Free tickets are good for any performance April 22-24, April 29, April 30 and May 1. Friday and Saturday shows are at 8 p.m., and Sundays at 2 p.m.
All performances will be held at Applewild School's Center for the Performing Arts at 98 Prospect St. in Fitchburg.
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Forced labor in Xinjiang camps
Emily Feng of the Financial Times reports that Xinjiang's internment camps have begun forcing their detainees to do manual labor making textiles and other products. Excerpt:
In interviews with the families of six Uighur and Kazakh detainees, relatives said detainees have been employed at textile factories with little to no pay after "graduating" from the region's detention centres. They are not allowed to leave the factories and communication with relatives, if permitted, is heavily monitored…
…Two of Xinjiang's largest internment camps — the Kashgar city and Yutian county vocational training centres — have opened forced labour facilities this year. Yutian's detention centre boasts eight factories specialising in vocations such as shoemaking, mobile phone assembly and tea packaging, offering a base monthly salary of Rmb1,500 ($220), according to Chinese state media reports.
Chris Buckley and Austin Ramzy of the New York Times have also reported that "mounting evidence suggests a system of forced labor is emerging from the camps." Some of the evidence:
Badger Sportswear, a company based in North Carolina, last month received a container of polyester knitted T-shirts from Hetian Taida, a company in Xinjiang that was shown on a prime-time state television broadcast promoting the camps…
…An early hint of the factory labor program came in March when Sūn Ruìzhé 孙瑞哲, the president of the China National Textile and Apparel Council, described it to senior industry representatives, according to a transcript of his speech that was posted on industry websites.
Mr. Sun said that Xinjiang planned to recruit from three main sources to increase the textile and garment sector's work force by more than 100,000 in 2018: impoverished households, struggling relatives of prisoners and detainees, and the camp inmates, whose training "could be combined with developing the textile and apparel section."
Both the FT and the NYT suggest that this development is a resurrection of the reeducation through labor (劳教 láojiào) system, which was formally abolished in 2013. That's one way of looking at it. I have a darker view.
In her book One Long Night: A Global History of Concentration Camps, Andrea Pitzer writes:
It is easy to demonize countries that have resorted to camps and to judge their citizens as unrecognizable monsters. But a close look at history reveals that nearly every nation has used camps at some point, though the degree to which their populations have embraced them and the devastation wreaked by each camp system have varied wildly. Their worst effects tend to be dampened in freer societies, where legal systems and legislatures have an opportunity to act. Yet a relatively healthy democracy is just as capable of instituting camps as the most corrupt Communist society or military dictatorship, sometimes with horrific results.
With few exceptions, camps are generally created to address real crises. They rarely succeed, more often trailing such damage in their wake that the original crisis is eclipsed. Nevertheless, the mechanics of many camps are similar in the first years. Even the most grotesque and deliberate detention-based genocide — the camps system of the Third Reich — began much like many others.
The first point about demonization is important: Pitzer's horror-show tour of global concentration camps makes stops in Guantanamo Bay and America's World War II Japanese internment camps. Very few countries truly hold the moral high ground on this issue. My native land of South Africa is where the term concentration camp was first popularized, by the British.
But the final sentence in the excerpt above distills the unease I feel about the Xinjiang camps: "Even the most grotesque and deliberate detention-based genocide — the camps system of the Third Reich — began much like many others."
What do you do after you lock up several hundred thousand or a million people? You can't let them all go at once. No matter when you let them go, some of the traumatized will nurse resentments that will never go away. If you can't let them go, you have to make the vast system of camps economically viable. So the next step is forced labor, and China has enough entrepreneurs who know a good manufacturing deal when they see one to make that work.
But what comes after that?


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Let The World Whizz By
The last two weeks have been physically demanding if not quite strenuous. I've been working for a private military company, one of the commercial enterprises that service the needs of modern armed forces under contract. Although strictly speaking that makes me a mercenary, I was not dealing with arms in any way, just the logistical side of army business. Finally, with the schedule successfully completed, we were allowed out of work an hour early.
A different mood had swept across the town of Swindon. I'm not sure why. I passed the beer garden of a popular drinking den on my way home, and unusually, it was full of families enjoying the afternoon. Maybe it was the weather? The sun was hot and the breeze delightfully cool. Or maybe it was just that Friday feeling? At any rate, I felt the need to just chill out, relax, and enjoy the very same afternoon. I sampled the new blackberries growing out of the hedgerow beside the road. I'm not the only one to do so of course, you find individuals occaisionally collecting berries, but a berries in the mouth as I pass by is a welcome relief on warm days. Most are young and a bit sharp, but after a while you get used to finding the larger, more mature berries, and they taste just great. They weren't enough however. I needed to stop and let the world whizz by.
I found my spot at Summer Gardens. To tell the truth, it isn't exactly a garden at all, just a large patch of grass hidden between residential and business areas. It is however wonderfully sheltered. Beneath one of the oak trees I sat down, listening to that wonderful sound of wind in the leaves. I'm not really into that 'communing with nature' thing, but this once, it felt right to do so. It isn't the sort of place you see wildlife in daylight hours - too many smelly human beings - but I did spot a white butterfly moving randomly a little way off. A white one, not the dirty grey modern variety. It occurred to me how few butterflies there are now. In my childhood, you'd see loads of them, everywhere,.
The outside world still intruded. Barely audible was a passing police car, then a fire engine. A lorry bleeped as it reversed into the business unit behind me. Cars passed by the multi-story parking lot the other end of the Gardens. None of it really bothered me. Eventually I needed to be somewhere else, so I gathered myself together and hobbled away on stiff legs. That's the price you pay for inactivity, but this once, I really didn't mind.


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Take some time to spend an afternoon discovering the legacy of Buckingham Palace during a special visit to the inside of this world-famous residence and complete your quintessentially British adventure by indulging in a spot of afternoon tea. You'll visit the Palace before refreshing yourself in true British style – a classic afternoon tea at The Grosvenor Hotel in Victoria. This exquisite hotel is the perfect place to relax after exploring the most famous Palace in the world.
Special Timed Entry to Buckingham Palace with Multimedia Tour
See what the Guards are protecting and get inside the spectacular Buckingham Palace – Queen Elizabeth II's official London residence. You'll enjoy special timed entry to the Palace and receive an audio guide upon arrival so you can explore the lavish rooms at your own pace. The State Rooms are open for just eight weeks a year and this opportunity to see the rooms used by the Queen to entertain her guests is not to be missed.
Members of the Royal family use these exuberant rooms you will see for State, ceremonial and official occasions and each of the 19 State Rooms is ornately decorated for these purposes. Discover the 47 metre-long picture gallery and view some of the greatest paintings in the Royal Collection by some of the most famous artists of all time. You'll be dazzled by the beautiful ballroom and throne room before completing your tour with a walk through the idyllic south garden.
A visit to Buckingham Palace will have you walking in the footsteps of some of the world's most influential people and is a fascinating insight into the history of the Royal Family.
Afternoon Tea at The Grosvenor Hotel in Victoria
Following your independent visit to Buckingham Palace, you are free to take traditional afternoon tea between 3.00pm – 5.00pm at The Grosvenor Hotel in Victoria. This indulgent treat consists of a delicious selection of handcrafted tea cakes, mini rich butter fruit scones, fruit preserves, Devonshire clotted cream and traditional open and closed finger sandwiches. Choose from an array of hand-selected Tea Forte teas. The leisurely British tradition of afternoon tea will round off your royal day in style.
As this tour is unescorted, please make your own way to The Grosvenor Hotel in Victoria for afternoon tea after leaving Buckingham Palace.


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September 22, 2019
Dan Barraco
9am & 11am
African Multi-Lingual Service - 4pm
Christian Fellowship Church
2 days ago
"In a world that seems so out of control, when so many human rulers fight for power and when politics are in our face–at an election season when everything seems uncertain and so up in the air–and the temptation is to put our hopes in an earthly ruler, or to despair because of the political scene, it is good to remember that Christians through the ages have confessed, 'Jesus is Lord. He is in charge. He rules it all.' This is our confession. All our hopes and our ultimate allegiance are in Jesus, our King." -Donnie BerryListen to Donnie's full sermon about the Apostles' Creed here:https://christianfellowship.com/resources/sermons/i-believe-the-apostles-creed-part-1 ...
3 days ago
Fall Festival is only four days away and we can't wait to see everyone!The tallies are in and we are only 50% of the way to our candy goal for our candy drive this year. If you are able, please consider participating in our candy drive so that the families coming from throughout our community will have a bag of candy to take home.For extra safety precautions we will pre pack the treat bags this year so donations before Thursday would be a huge help. The easiest way to donate is to click on the link below and donate money that can use to buy candy. cf.ccbchurch.com/goto/forms/854/responses/new ...


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Senior Rajasekar Awarded Marshall Scholarship for Graduate Study in the UK
Princeton senior Shruthi Rajasekar has been named a 2018 Marshall Scholar. The Marshall Scholarship seeks to promote strong relations between the United Kingdom and the United States by offering intellectually distinguished young Americans the opportunity to develop their abilities as future leaders. The scholarship covers the cost of two years of graduate study in the UK at a university of the recipient's choice.
Rajasekar, a resident of Plymouth, Minnesota, is one of 43 awardees for 2018. A music major studying composition and voice who is pursuing certificates in musical performance and cognitive science, Rajasekar will go to London to work toward a Master of Arts in the new Opera Making and Writing program at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama during her first year abroad. During the second year, she will pursue a Master of Music in Ethnomusicology at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London (SOAS). She plans to use the degrees to help her meet her long-term goal of writing an opera set in India.
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I've been scoffing at oatmeal for months. Every time someone offers me oatmeal for breakfast, I say "no thanks," almost forcefully. Well, it's that time of the week, and I'm out of bread. I don't have the willingness to make time to make quinoa or something like it. So I swallow my gluten-pride and gofor-oat. A side note: this is specifically a Gluten Free (GF) oatmeal- be specific when shopping at the co-op. I whipped it up the way my sig-ot always does when she prepares it. And it is the bomb.
Go-Go-GoJi Oatmeal
½ cup dry GF oats
handful of dried goji berries
spoonful of pumpkin seeds (I think that's what they are!)
spoonful of chopped pecans (we keep the stuff ready to go in a glass jar)
boiling water (vs microwave method)
bit of rice milk
agave nectar
Mix up the dry ingredients above in a medium serving bowl. Bring a bit of water to a boil, add to the oatmeal mix until just covering; stir, add a little more water if needed. Cover with a saucer or small plate. In about 5 minutes (when your french press is done steeping) you'll have an expanded breakfast! Add some rice milk for flavor and top with agave nectar. Dangood!
Lunch was take-out; fried tofu with hummus sandwich. Yum yum. Not sure what all is on it; lettuce, tomatoes, sprouts....so good I usually eat half at lunch and the other half late afternoon. Have yet to master the fried tofu phenomenon. So many restaurants serve it however I can't seem to duplicate it at home! Oh well good reason to leave the house I suppose!
Dinner is in the making. Started with a fried rice concoction to use up that leftover rice from the other day; just heated up some oil and added a little bit of chopped onion, then added the rice and kept stirring. Tasty with Bragg's. Then I thought, wouldn't it be good to have a big bed of brown rice to serve the main course on. Going a bit into left field with this one; onions, red potatoes, green pepper, zucchini, garlic, and leftover tomato sauce. What!? What!? Yes- this is going to be similar to a jumbalaya, with oregano, basil, and rosemary. (If I don't end up burning the stuff that is...) Tip- what does one do if everything is sticking to the pan? I usually add a little water and scrape the bottom of the pan with a wooden spoon. Might be a sign to lower the heat, or at least stir more often. Now about dinner; it wouldn't be jumbalaya without extra garlic and cayanne pepper, would it.
School's back for some, so it's a good time to tell your friends about vegan day. We'd love to hear about it as well! Cheers.


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Warm Spices, Warm Heart?
We love a homemade pumpkin pie! However, we don't want our diet to hold us back. So, we spent some time in the kitchen and came up with a vegan, gluten-free pumpkin pie recipe that will wow your friends and family in the holiday season (it's easy to make, too 😊)!
Cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, allspice, cloves … Why are the spices in pumpkin pie so easy to eat in the cooler seasons? It's hard to say … but maybe the aromas remind us of the holidays, spending time with, and indulging with the people we love?
Whatever the reason, this pumpkin pie is vegan and gluten-free, which is great – because the holidays are all about including everybody! Everyone around the dinner table can enjoy the flakey, pumpkiny goodness 😍.
Give 'em Pumpkin to Talk About!
You can use store-bought puree, but for a homemade pie, we prefer to use freshly roasted pumpkin. It's an extra step, but the richer taste and color are really rewarding!
Our favorite for this recipe is sugar or "pie pumpkin." These are smaller, sweeter, and less grainy than carving pumpkins. Obviously, pie pumpkins are vegan – but we also assure you that they (and all their pumpkin cousins) are also gluten-free.
If you haven't roasted a pumpkin before, be sure to check out the recipe notes below. If you're pressed for time (and during the holidays you might be) you can also roast your pumpkin a day or two in advance.
Piece Out
How will you serve a piece of your vegan pumpkin pie? We love it cold – but we're curious where you stand! We find pumpkin pie to be a bit like pizza – warm or cold (or for breakfast 🤣), it's still delicious! We also love adding a scoop of vegan vanilla ice cream for some extra creamy deliciousness. You can even try it with vanilla nice cream!
When the holidays get here, we're giving thanks for our friends, our family, and for all of you – our readers! We hope this pie brightens your home and makes people happy ❤!
Did you try this recipe? Let us know what you think with a comment and rating! Every bit of feedback helps make the Plant Riot even better!
If you'd like to try some of our other fall recipes, that's awesome! For a holiday breakfast, we suggest some Apple Cinnamon Baked Oatmeal. If you're looking for another warming sweet treat, maybe our Strawberry Rhubarb Crisp will do the trick?Print
Vegan Pumpkin Pie | Gluten Free
- Prep Time: 20 minutes
- Cook Time: 55 too 60 minutes
- Total Time: 75 to 80 minutes
- Yield: 1 Pumpkin Pie / 8 slices 1x
A classic fall favorite made vegan and gluten-free that's guaranteed to wow your friends and family this holiday.
- 1 1/2 cups gluten-free flour + extra for dusting
- 1 tablespoon organic raw sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice
- 1 stick (4 ounces / 113 grams) cold vegan butter, chopped
- Pinch of salt
- Cooking oil spray
- 2 3/4 to 3 cups pumpkin puree*
- 1/2 cup maple syrup
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 tablespoons cornstarch
- 2 tablespoons almond milk
- 1 tablespoon vegan butter, melted
- 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice
- Pinch of salt
Garnish (optional)
- Cooking oil spray
- 1 tablespoon organic raw sugar
- Powdered sugar
- Prepare ice water by adding a handful of ice cubes into a small bowl and filling with water. Set aside to chill.
- Place all dry pastry ingredients into a food processor, pulse to mix. Add 6 tablespoons ice water, pulse to mix. Then add cold vegan butter and process until the mixture is well combined and the pastry resembles breadcrumbs. If needed, add another 1 to 2 tablespoons of ice water.
- Turn 3/4 of the pastry out onto a flour-dusted surface (the remaining 1/4 will be used for the decoration). Roll out the pastry, fold in half and roll out again. Repeat rolling and folding 6 times (this step helps with the flakiness of the pastry).
- Prepare a 9 inch (23cm) pie dish by spraying with a little cooking oil. Cover the surface with large piece of parchment paper and top with pastry. Roll pastry into a 12 inch / 30cm circle. Flip the rolled pastry circle over and then carefully invert into the pie dish. Don't worry if the pastry cracks a little- you can fix those bits up. Trim the edges and add cuttings to the pastry you have saved for the decoration.
- Roll out the remaining 1/4 of the pastry dough. Using a small cookie cutter, cut shapes into the pastry**. Transfer pastry shapes to a plate lined with a parchment paper. Place the pie dish and pastry shapes into the freezer for 10 minutes for the pastry to firm up while you prepare the pumpkin pie filling.
- Preheat the oven to 375F/190C.
- Prepare the pumpkin pie filling by placing all ingredients into a food processor (minimize dishes by quickly rinsing the food processor you just used) or large mixing bowl. Process or stir until well combined, ensuring that the mixture is smooth and creamy and no cornstarch lumps are present.
- Remove pie dish and pastry shapes from the freezer. Pour pumpkin pie mixture into the pie dish and smooth out the surface. Place pastry shapes around the edge of the pie dish, pressing down lightly so the pastry shapes stick to the pie. Spray the pastry shapes with a little cooking oil and then sprinkle with sugar (optional).
- Bake pumpkin pie for 55 to 60 minutes until cracks start to appear on the surface of the pie or until a wooden skewer inserted into the pumpkin pie comes out clean.
- Serve with warm or cold with a sprinkle of powdered sugar and a scoop of vegan vanilla ice cream.
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- *Freshly baked sugar pumpkin is my favorite pumpkin to use for pumpkin pie! If you choose to roast your own, all you have to do is: 1). Heat your oven to 375F/190C and prepare a baking tray by lining with parchment paper, 2). Rinse the pumpkin, cut in half and remove seeds (you can leave the skin on, 3). Roast for 45 minutes until the pumpkin is soft (insert a wooden skewer into the pumpkin to determine softness). Allow to cool. 4). Once cool, scoop out roasted pumpkin and use for this delicious pumpkin pie recipe! I find on average small pie pumpkins yield at least 2 ½ – 3 cups of pumpkin.
- **I used a 1.5 inch (4 cm) cookie cutter and needed 20 pastry love hearts.
- Preparation time reflects using pumpkin you roasted ahead of time or canned pumpkin.
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I didn't. At least not until I woke up with a strange power.
At first, I thought it was cool, but it wasn't.
That power ruined my life
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The total value of output from South Pars phases 15 and 16 since 2013 amounts to $4.5 billion, the head of phases 15 and 16 development consortium said on Saturday.
"These two phases have produced more than 15.5 billion cubic meters of gas, 14 million barrels of gas condensates, 3,000 tons of sulfur and 5,000 tons of ethane in less than two years," Hossein Sharifabadi was quoted as saying by Shana.
According to the official, phases 15 and 16, whose development started in 2006, will be officially launched in the near future in the presence of President Hassan Rouhani.
"All processing units in the two phases' refineries have become operational, yet they are not operating at maximum capacity," he said, adding that the quality of the products meet international standards.
Phases 15 and 16 of South Pars are aimed at producing 56.6 million cubic meters per day (mcm/d) of natural gas, 75,000 barrels per day of gas condensates, 400 tons a day of sulfur, 1 million tons a year of liquefied natural gas and 1 million tons of ethane to supply petrochemical units.
Offshore and onshore facilities for these phases include two drilling platforms, each with 11 wells, two gas and glycol pipelines each with a length of 233 km as well as gas sweetening units and other related facilities.
A local consortium, including Arya Naft Shahab Company, Iran Shipbuilding & Offshore Industries Complex Company, SAFF-ROSEMOND Engineering & Management Company and Dana Drilling Company led by Iranian Offshore Engineering and Construction Company, is in charge of the development of phases 15 and 16.
South Pars Gas Field meets 55% of Iran's daily gas needs, standing at 430 mcm/d. Plans have been made to complete all South Pars development projects until 2017.
The world's largest gas field is shared by Iran and Qatar, covering an area of 3,700 square kilometers of Iran's territorial waters in the Persian Gulf. It adjoins Qatar's North Field, which measures 6,000 square kilometers.


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The identity of a person can be seen based on the different aspects like the way they behave, their hobbies, their dreams, and even in their style with regards to fashion. Through fashion, many people are able to express their thoughts even without saying anything. It seems that it is their way of communicating to others. It lets them feel safe and comfortable. One of these styles that many are incorporating is the Pastel Emo. We all know that Emo refers to emotional hardcore. It revolves around the idea of darkness. They are also commonly associated with having the personality of the negative aspects such as cutting, depression and other pessimistic ways of living.
When we hear their name, what comes into our minds are color black that is shown in their band shirts, jeans that are very tight, and even hoodies. But with regards to the Pastel Emo, it declines the heavy atmosphere of the Emo itself. Because this fashion style is a combination of emo and pastel, this is more lightweight. We can imagine emo with colors not restricted to black since it is mixed with pastel colors that are just light-colored. It balances the style which makes it interesting because it gives us two personalities in just a single fashion sense. The Pastel emo is a good fashion style, for it provides the wearer a taste of the dark side, and as well as they can still show the lighter color by using pastels. People who like to be emo but still wants to look less heavy by dark colors, then Pastel emo is just the right style for them. Of course, people don't want to look edgy at all times. So, with the combination of a lighter color like pastel this will create a variation that can possibly gain the confidence hidden in the body of the wearer.


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Movie Menu: Meryl Streep, Tom Cruise and Chadwick Boseman star in films airing this weekend
Meryl Streep, Tom Cruise and Chadwick Boseman star in movies playing this weekend on broadcast and cable stations.
Take a look.
Friday, Sept. 25
The Devil Wears Prada (2006): What if a driven senior executive discovers her vulnerability in the presence of a much younger protégé? Meryl Streep was Oscar nominated. 5:30 p.m. VH-1.
Mission: Impossible (1996): What if an American secret agent is falsely accused of crimes he did not commit? Tom Cruise stars in this big screen adaptation of the television show. 8 p.m. BBC.
Grease (1978): What if high school seniors spend their final year in school singing and dancing? John Travolta, Olivia Newton-John and Stockard Channing star in this Broadway musical romp. 8 p.m. POP.
Saturday, Sept. 26
42 (2013): What if a talented young baseball player dares to become the first black athlete to play in Major League Baseball? Chadwick Boseman and Harrison Ford star. 3 p.m. and 8 p.m. PAR.
Big (1988): What if a young boy wishes he could instantly become an adult? Tom Hanks was Oscar nominated for this fantasy tale from director Penny Marshall. 5:30 p.m. CMT.
A League of Their Own (1992): What if daring women get the chance to play baseball in the nation's first professional league for female athletes? Geena Davis and Tom Hanks star. 8 p.m. CMT.
Sunday, Sept. 27
Jurassic Park (1993): What if a somewhat misguided entrepreneur comes up with an outrageous idea for an over-the-top amusement park? Laura Dern and the dinosaurs star. 2:30 p.m. AMC.
Terms of Endearment (1983): What if a mother-and-daughter bicker as they discover how much they truly love and need each other? Shirley MacLaine and Jack Nicholson won Oscars. 3:45 p.m. Flix.
Executive Suite (1954): What if rival business executives compete for the top position when the CEO suddenly dies? William Holden and Barbara Stanwyck star. 6 p.m. TCM.
American Sniper (2014) What if an American war finds it challenging to adapt to life back home when his tour ends? Bradley Cooper stars in the true story of Chris Kyle, a Navy S.E.A.L. 8 p.m. A&E.