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Roundup - 29 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Clifton All Whites got the three points they needed to secure the Premier Division title with 1-0 win at FC Cavaliers. The home side were resilient but just lacked a cutting edge up front. The only goal of the game was scored just after the break when Niall O'Rafferty was first to react to a shot that rebounded off the crossbar and he slotted home.
Awsworth Villa made sure of a second place finish as they won 3-0 at Ruddington Village thanks to Matt Goodwin, Matthew Murphy and Ryan Wheatley.
AFC Dunkirk are up to third after they edged out Newark Flowserve 3-2 with all the goals coming in the first half. Jordan Crossmann put Dunkirk ahead inside five minutes but Jamie Charlton equalised immediately. Sam Harbottle restored the home side's advantage on 17 minutes with William Skillington doubling the lead a quarter of an hour later. Joe Hurst reduced the arrears just before the interval but neither side could find the net again.
Wollaton came from behind to defeat Bilborough Town 4-2 and leapfrog their opponents in the table is so doing. Jack Nicholson gave Town an early lead but, having set the league record for goals in a season with a hat-trick in his last outing, Wollaton's Jake Fisher added a further three to take his tally to 57 in all competitions this term. Ryan Krause was also on target for the visitors; Tommy Street had earlier made it 2-2.
Akim Akimbinu and Oisin O'Malley helped Nottingham Trent University pick up their fifth win in six games, 2-1 at Basford United Community. Ewan Sweeting was on target for Basford.
Bingham Town finished their season with a 1-0 loss at home to Attenborough, Aiden Blewitt the scorer.
Underwood Villa and Magdala Amateurs played out a 1-1 draw. Ashley Foster netted for Villa, Gareth Bentley for The Budgies.
In Division One, Bilborough United picked up three points in their last ever game as they overcame AFC Bridgford 4-2. John Greaves (2), Roland Tomlinson and Robert Muncaster struck for United, Callum Lawson with a brace for Bridgford.
Ryan Keeley scored twice for Kirton Brickworks in their 4-1 win at Awsworth Villa Reserves. Mitchell Hall and Scott Ricketts also notched, George Cooper replied for Villa.
Trophy presentation by NSL Referees' Secretary Darrell Parkes
Preview - 29 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, leaders Clifton All Whites travel to The Forest Recreation Ground to face FC Cavaliers knowing that a win, or favourable results elsewhere, will see them crowned champions.
Awsworth Villa kept alive their slim hopes of the title with a midweek win over Aston United. They travel to Elms Park to play last season's champions, Ruddington Village, where they need another three points and for Clifton to slip up.
After having led the league for a large proportion of the season Bilborough Town are now hoping to cement third place. They host Wollaton, one of the teams who could possibly pip them for the bronze medal position, at the Harvey Hadden Stadium.
AFC Dunkirk are also vying for third. They suffered a setback in midweek with a loss to bottom club Unity but will attempt to make amends when Newark Flowserve visit the Ron Steel Sports Ground.
Basford United Community host NSL Senior Cup finalists Nottingham Trent University at Greenwich Avenue.
Aston United play their fourth game in eight days as they head to Roko to take on Unity.
Underwood Villa are trying to ensure they stay out of the basement position, they are five points ahead of Unity, with Magdala Amateurs are the visitors to Bracken Park.
Attenborough are another club looking over their shoulder, but should have done enough to be safe. They travel to Butt Field to play Bingham Town.
There are just two matches in Division One. Awsworth Villa Reserves warm up for the NSL Junior Cup final next weekend by welcoming Kirton Brickworks to The Shilo while Bilborough United complete their season by hosting AFC Bridgford at Coronation Park.
The final game of the season in Division Two sees Selston Reserves entertain Mansfield Hosiery Mills at the Parish Hall Ground.
Roundup - 22 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, leaders Clifton All Whites weren't in action but Awsworth Villa and Bilborough Town, in second and third respectively, faced each other as they attempted to make up ground. Ricky Cross put Town ahead but a Matt Hayes own goal and Ryan Whitehurst saw Awsworth go in at the break 2-1 up. Hayes made amends in the second half, however, as he netted at the correct end to ensure the spoils were shared.
It looked like Valentino Chibbaro's goal had sealed all three points for Basford United Community at AFC Dunkirk however Kamran Frost struck in the 90th minute for the home side to make it a point apiece.
Jourdan Blair hit a hat-trick for Real United in their 5-1 win over bottom club Unity. Jawanza Grant and Ben Douglas were also on target. Rickey Jouhal got Unity's consolation.
Joel Isaac scored both for Aston United as they beat Attenborough 2-1. Jed Mrvik replied for Boro before he was sent off for two yellow cards.
Toby Stevenson and Phil Leggit gave Bingham Town a 2-0 win at Sandiacre Town while it was stalemate between FC Cavaliers and Magdala Amateurs.
Ruddington Village won 3-0 at Nottingham Trent University.
In Division One, champions Calverton Miners Welfare edged out Wollaton Reserves 2-1 thanks to a long range Sam Buckle effort and a Brinsley Kirkham penalty. Substitute Matthew Sumpner netted for Wollaton.
Kimberley Miners Welfare secured a second place finish with a 3-2 win at Netherfield Albion. Matt Clowes and Josh Lewis did the damage for Kimberley. Oz Kosar and Martin McDonagh were on target for Albion, who missed a chance to snatch a point late on.
Ashland Rovers are up to third following a 2-2 draw with Kirton Brickworks. Andrew Glossop and Ryan Martin scored for Rovers, Kyle Clarkson and Mitchell Hall for The Brickies.
Ruddington Village Reserves and Southwell City Reserves also drew 2-2. Sam Dunstan and Darren Turner notched for Rudd, Calum Law and Jamie Sims for Southwell.
A Kurt Savage penalty was enough for Awsworth Villa Reserves to pick up the win against AFC Bridgford.
Birchover Park and Bilborough United drew 1-1. Korrey McLaren was on target for Birchover, John Greaves for United.
In Division Two, champions Team DNF suffered only their second defeat of the season as they went down 3-2 to Underwood Villa Reserves. Ravenshead came from two down to secure a 2-2 draw at home to Aslockton Cranmers.
Division Two Champions - Team DNF
Photos from Team DNF 8-1 Selston Reserves and the title celebrations.
Roundup - 15 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, leaders Clifton All Whites have extended the gap at the top of the table to 11 points following their 4-0 win over Real United. Niall O'Rafferty scored within the first five minutes but it was a very even affair for the remainder of the half, including Real United getting the ball in the net just before the break but it was ruled out for offside. The league leaders started the second half like they had the first, this time it was Corbi Brown who got the goal. The win was cemented by a Ben Clark double in the last 15 minutes.
Awsworth Villa are up to second, still with four games in hand over Clifton, after they won 4-0 at Newark Flowserve. Villa's top scorer, Ryan Whitehurst, bagged a brace alongside efforts from Liam Smith and Matthew Murphy.
Also winning 4-0 were AFC Dunkirk, against Bilborough Town. Sam Harbottle got the first two goals with George Harrison adding the third before half time. Joe Ellis put the icing on the cake in the 87th minute. The win lifts Dunkirk up to fourth, Bilborough slip to third.
FC Cavaliers came from behind to defeat Wollaton 2-1. Jake Fisher added one more to his tally for Wollaton as he continues his pursuit of the league's record number of goals for a season. He needs five more to beat the record of 51 set by Alex Ford in 2013/14. Zibusiso Sabanda and Aboybacar Sylla ensured Cavs took the points however.
Basford United Community overcame Ruddington Village 4-1 with goals from Richemone Sylla, Jamie Walker, Zaire Jackson-Birchall and Tyrell Shannon-Lewis.
Cotgrave took the bragging rights in the derby with Bingham Town as they ran out 6-0 winners. Shane Brumpton and Lee Potts both netted twice, as well as Adam Gray and substitute Lewis Hopkinson.
Aston United edged past Magdala Amateurs 1-0 thanks to Shay Wiggins.
Nottingham Trent University saw off Attenborough 5-1. Robert Fowlfe (2), Jonathan Coates, Oisin O'Malley and Rackeem Reid were all on target for NTU, Joe Nice got Boro's consolation.
In Division One, midweek results meant Calverton Miners Welfare were confirmed as champions and they celebrated in style with a 5-0 win over Birchover Park. Sam Buckle grabbed a hat-trick with David Corder and James Davis also notching.
Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves kept hold of second place with a 2-1 win at Awsworth Villa Reserves. Josh Lewis and Tom Slade were the Kimberley scorers, Luke Grinham replied for Villa.
Ashland Rovers kept pace in third with a 5-1 victory over AFC Clifton. Paul Revuelta and Alex England both struck twice, Mark Summers added the fifth. Perry Foster got Clifton's consolation.
Martin McDonagh scored five as Netherfield Albion defeated Bilborough United 6-4.
In Division Two, Team DNF sealed the title with an 8-1 win over third placed Selston Reserves, including four goals from second half substitute Sheldon Tuitt.
Ravenshead secured second place as they won 4-1 at Mansfield Hosiery Mills.
Preview - 15 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, leaders Clifton All Whites, having won their last eight league matches, will attempt to strengthen their title credentials as they welcome Real United to the Norman Archer Memorial Ground.
Second placed Bilborough Town, nine points behind Clifton, travel to the Ron Steel Sports Ground to face AFC Dunkirk, whose four game winning run was brought to an end by Aston United in midweek.
Awsworth Villa are a further two points behind but have four games in hand over the league leaders and five over Bilborough, who they beat in midweek. Their push for the championship continues with a trip to Hawton Lane to play Newark Flowserve.
Wollaton picked up their first win in five last time out, they welcome FC Cavaliers to the WSA.
Basford United Community, who've lost only once in their last nine matches, entertain Ruddington Village, who are unbeaten in three, at Greenwich Avenue.
Cotgrave, one of the division's most consistently inconsistent sides results-wise, host local rivals Bingham Town at Woodview.
Magdala Amateurs welcome Aston United to Roko while Attenborough entertain Nottingham Trent University at The Strand.
In Division One, Calverton Miners Welfare sealed the title in midweek as Awsworth Villa Reserves' loss to Gedling Southbank meant their points tally couldn't be beaten. They will be celebrating their triumph away at Birchover Park but will do so without suspended duo Darren Williamson and Lewis Wheelhouse.
In Division Two, Team DNF can claim the title with a win over Selston Reserves at Clifton Campus. Even if they don't pick up all three points the title will still be theirs if Ravenshead fail to win on their travels at Mansfield Hosiery Mills. Ravenshead will be without two of the three Martin brothers, Adam and Brad, as well as the injured Chris Bovey.
Roundup - 8 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, leaders Clifton All Whites maintained a nine point gap at the top as they eventually managed to win 4-2 against a resilient Sandiacre Town. Ben Clark gave Clifton a first half lead before Charlie Goodwin equalised midway through the second period. Things weren't level for long, however, as Connor Hardy soon restored the home side's advantage. There was then late drama as, first, Bradley Mellors restored parity before Clark got his second and Lavell White sealed the victory for Clifton.
Bilborough Town kept pace in second as half time substitute Ricky Law helped them to a 3-0 win at FC Cavaliers. Lyam Webster was the other scorer.
Jake Fisher scored a hat-trick for Wollaton in their 3-2 win over Cotgrave that lifts them to level on points with third place Awsworth Villa. Shaun Jackson netted for Cotgrave.
AFC Dunkirk made it four wins on the trot as they overcame Real United 4-2. Pierce Bird bagged a brace alongside Joe Ellis and Sam Harbottle efforts for Dunkirk; Daniel Dixon and Alex Bowles for Real.
Newark Flowserve's run of four league victories was halted by Bingham Town, however, with the visitors running out 2-0 winners thanks to a double from 18 year old Toby Stevenson.
Aston United were also 2-0 away winners, at Attenborough. Mark Green and Shay Wiggins the scorers.
It was a goal and a point apiece for Underwood Villa and Nottingham Trent University. Adam Murphy was on target for Villa, Enricque McCorkle for NTU.
Basford United Community won 4-1 at Unity.
In Division One, leaders Calverton Miners Welfare took a step closer to securing the title with a 3-0 win at Awsworth Villa Reserves. Jason Hodson (2) and David Corder were the scorers.
Second placed Kimberley Miners Welfare went down 3-1 at home to Ashland Rovers. Paul Revuelta, Alex England and Thomas Barnes notched for Rovers, Keanu Stevenson with Kimberley's reply.
Gedling Southbank are up to third following their 2-1 win over Birchover Park. Nick Edgar and Luke Pickard scored for GSB, Gary Harris replied for Birchover.
An early strike from Steven Cullis gave Keyworth United Reserves a 1-0 win over Kirton Brickworks and a late Marius Mihai effort secured the points for Netherfield Albion at Ruddington Village Reserves.
Bilborough United won by the odd goal in seven at AFC Clifton.
In Division Two, Ravenshead ensured the will finish in the top three with a 3-0 win at Bilsthorpe Reserves. Selston Reserves bounced back from their midweek NSL Junior Cup semi-final defeat in fine style, seeing off Bingham Town Reserves 6-1 and a last minute equaliser for Aslockton Cranmers gave them a 1-1 draw with Mansfield Hosiery Mills.
Precision NSL Preview - 8 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, nine point leaders Clifton All Whites will attempt to extend their run of seven league wins as they welcome Sandiacre Town to the Norman Archer Memorial Ground. Sandiacre come into the game on the back of an impressive midweek win over Wollaton.
Bilborough Town head the chasing pack but they have struggled for form of late. They look to get back to winning ways as they head to the Forest Rescreation Ground to take on FC Cavaliers.
With four games in hand on the two teams above them Awsworth Villa still harbour title ambitions. They welcome the reigning champions, Ruddington Village, to The Shilo.
Wollaton will try to bounce back from their midweek defeat as they welcome NSL Senior Cup finalists Cotgrave to the WSA.
After a run of three straight defeats AFC Dunkirk have now recorded three successive victories, their last being against Underwood Villa in the week. Their chance to make it four wins on the trot comes in the form of a trip to the Inspire Stadium to face Real United.
Basford United Community will be looking to bounce back from a midweek defeat to Attenborough as they head to bottom club Unity.
The only time Newark Flowserve have failed to win since the start of March was when they lost on penalties to Nottingham Trent University in the NSL Senior Cup semi-final at the end of last month. Bingham Town are the visitors to Hawton Lane.
Attenborough will attempt to follow up their win over Basford as they entertain Aston United at The Strand.
Underwood Villa and Nottingham Trent University meet at Bracken Park.
In Division One, leaders Calverton Miners Welfare will be without the suspended Darren Williamson for the trip to Digby Street to play Awsworth Villa Reserves. Awsworth won through to the final of the NSL Junior Cup in midweek in a marathon match against West Bridgford AFC that required penalties to determine the victor.
Holders Kimberley Miners Welfare Reserves also made it into the final, in more convincing fashion. They welcome Ashland Rovers to the Stag Ground in the league.
In Division Two, Ravenshead will attempt to narrow the 11 point gap to leaders Team DNF as they play their game in hand away at Bilsthorpe Reserves.
Roundup - 1 April 2017
In the Precision Nottinghamshire Senior League Premier Division, Clifton All Whites kept up the pace at the top of the table with a 9-0 win at Nottingham Trent University. NTU's depleted squad did well to hold out to half time at only 2-0, after Scott Litchfield and Connor Hardy had scored for the visitors. The floodgates opened after the break, however, as Clifton netted four in 11 minutes – Hardy and Litchfield doubled their tallies, David Hawkes and Lavell White also notched. White got his second before being replaced by Corbi Brown who promptly made it 8-0. Hardy rounded out his hat-trick to complete the scoring.
The win lifts Clifton nine points clear after Bilborough Town went down 4-2 to Newark Flowserve. A Tom Potts first half double put Newark in the ascendency. The two sides traded goals in the second period with Liam Moran and Joe Hurst netting for Flowserve, Lyam Webster and Tony Law for Bilborough.
Awsworth Villa are a further two points behind but have four games in hand over the league leaders. They were 5-1 winners at Underwood Villa. Matt Goodwin grabbed a hat-trick and Ryan Whitehurst a brace for Awsworth, Sean Haggerty with Underwood's consolation.
Aston United and Wollaton shared six goals. Jason Jude, Mark Green and Chris Beighton were on target for Aston, Sam Rothwell (2) and Jake Fisher for Wollaton.
Bingham Town and Basford United Community drew 1-1. Basford took the lead when Zaire Jackson-Burchall slotted home the rebound from a Matt Lowe penalty save but Bingham levelled through Callum Bramwell.
FC Cavaliers were 4-0 winners in a tempestuous encounter that saw three players sent off. Blessing Adeleye (2), Chad Richards and David Kolapo were the scorers.
Neil Morgan struck a hat-trick for Magdala Amateurs as they saw off Sandiacre Town 4-2. Ethan Lespeare also notched for The Budgies; Rory Green and Sam Tarrant for Sandiacre.
Towards the foot of the table, Attenborough moved ahead of Underwood with a 1-1 draw at Ruddington Village. Paul Ireson netted for Boro, Tristan Rhodes for Rudd.
In Division One, leaders Calverton Miners Welfare got back to winning ways as they overcame Southwell City Reserves 3-0. Second-placed Kimberley Miners Welfare are now seven points behind as they suffered a 4-1 home reverse at the hands of Ruddington Village Reserves.
It was honours even in the meeting of the now third and fourth placed teams as Kirton Brickworks and Gedling Southbank drew 2-2. Wollaton Reserves are up to fifth after they defeated Bilborough United 2-0.
Ashland Rovers won 4-2 at Awsworth Villa Reserves to end their opponent's 12 game unbeaten run and leapfrog them in the table in the process. AFC Clifton recorded only their third victory of the season as they won by a similar scoreline at AFC Bridgford.
In Division Two, Aslockton Cranmers held second-placed Ravenshead to a 2-2 draw while Selston Reserves beat Basford United Community Reserves 2-1 and Underwood Villa Reserves were 3-1 victors at Greyhounders.
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How come in this very modern city, we can still see such unhygienic practices at a local food and beverage stall? They never see the need to be hygienic, is it? We were lucky as we have not started eating when we discovered the cockroach. It was a horrifying incident. I don't know if I would have fallen really sick if we didn't see the cockroach on time!
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Tips For Battling Lawn Problems This Spring
Spring is around the corner. We promise! Spring is nature's time for promoting new growth, even the growth of unwanted weeds and critters. As we look forward to warmer times, what are some of the things you should be keeping your eye open for in the backyard? Below is a helpful list of common lawn problems and how you can battle them. Not interested in a battle? Weiss Property Management can do this for you! We offer a free consultation and advice to get the backyard you desire.
"Green-ness"– Is your lawn is a bit "duller" than you want it to be? Your grass may need a proper fertilizer program. Fertilizer is the perfect way to add necessary nutrients and supplement that your soil is lacking.
Dog Damage– Is Spot (or Rover) leaving spots in your lawn? If so, chicken wire can be a great aid in keeping dogs out of specific regions of the yard. You can also even out the color by soaking them with a hose. (The spots, not the dog.) Fun Fact: Male urine is less acidic and creates less havoc in your yard than female urine. Are spots really irritating you? Vitamins can be given to your dog diluting the acidity in their urine so they aren't leaving any unwanted spots.
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Missed the new March books? Check them out here.
City of Secrets by Stewart O'Nan
From the publisher: "a timely moral thriller of the Jewish underground resistance in Jerusalem after the Second World War." O'Nan has written many other highly regarded novels, including Emily, Alone; West of Sunset; and Last Night at the Lobster.
Eligible: A Modern Retelling of Pride and Prejudice by Curtis Sittenfeld
It's all there in the subtitle. You can trust the author of Prep, American Wife, and Sisterland to do a great job with Austen's beloved classic.
'Til Death Do Us Part by Amanda Quick
Victorian romance with a Gothic twist. Read more at Shelf Awareness.
Alice & Oliver by Charles Bock
"In Alice & Oliver, Charles Bock (Beautiful Children) draws on the experience of his late wife's battle with leukemia to create an intensely realistic and harrowing portrayal of a young woman's desperate fight for life against a relentless disease."-Shelf Awareness
Keep Me Posted by Lisa Beazley
"Lisa Beazley's warmhearted first novel explores what happens when snail-mail letters between two sisters end up on the Internet." –Shelf Awareness
If you liked other epistolary novels or memoirs like Love, Nina by Nina Stibbe, Graduates in Wonderland by Jessica Pan and Rachel Kapelke-Dale, or Attachments by Rainbow Rowell, Keep Me Posted is for you.
Now and Again by Charlotte Rogan
The author of The Lifeboat (2012) returns with another morally complex novel told in parallel narratives: Maggie, a wife and mother in Oklahoma, and a group of Iraq veterans who begin a website to share the truth about the war, all struggle to do the right thing – but first they have to figure out what that is.
If you're an adult who reads YA (or a teen who's reading this blog) and you like fantasy, you've probably been eagerly awaiting the fourth and final book in Maggie Stiefvater's Raven Cycle: The Raven King. And this month it has finally arrived! If you're not familiar with this series, you'll definitely want to start at the beginning, with The Raven Boys.
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First Blood at the Candidates Forum (February, Week 2)
Tonight we were finally able to see the electoral combatants up front, face to face in eye-gouging, eye-watering individual combat even Hayek - or the grotesque rats in the Hobbesian sewers for that matter - would be severely disappointed in yet mildly entertained nonetheless. That's the problem with a three-way race full of generally affable candidates. Not enough blood!
Q1: What makes you stand out as a candidate?
- Ms. Smith (Greens) was quick to bolster her reputation and appeal to her base by immediately dispelling any notion of receiving corporate donaions. Following this Ms. Smith spoke of her own virtues in philanthropy by giving away $30,000 of her salary to charity each year. Praiseworthy comments, but a noticeable void of policy achievements despite stating to have made 159 speeches and 25 questions over the last four years. Details and specifics were lacking in all respects.
- Interestingly, and perhaps the first political faux pas of the night, Ms Smith stated people only enter her office as a last resort. Don Page was well liked precisely because you didn't need to go to his office as a last resort and the best politicians are those who are pro-active, seeking out the issues in there community to fix them and understanding the power differential and confusion which acts as a deterrence towards approaching politicians for aid. Whether Ms. Smith intended to imply a lack of pro-activity will just be another forgotten carcass, ignored particularly by the quiet but ravenously hungry vegans just to the south in Byron Shire, and resonating with the rumours circulating previously of a bullying management style (seems a trend in the NSW Greens) and a hands off approach to public interaction.
- Mr Pugh (NSW Labor) spoke of his life growing up in the area, the values he developed working alongside his father at a young age in environmental activism and later fighting for workers as a Union advocate. Quoting Julia Gillard, Mr. Pugh articulated his commitment to running on the values and principles he believes he shares with the electorate - the area in which they were formed. Mr Pugh finished by acknowledging the abysmal state of politics at this time and the need for trust in our political institutions to be restored through proper governance built on community relations.
- Mr Franklin (Nationals) promised a bed tax....awaiting details, of course.
Q2: On Trust and Politics
- Mr. Pugh opened by stating "everything we have said we will do", yet noted they can't deliver unless Labor forms government. The list of Labor election commitments included permanent firefighters for Ballina, an Ambulance Station in Alstonville, stronger local (not highway) police presence and $100,000 for an Arakwal cultural centre after consultation with Indigenous Elders. In a sign of good faith, Mr. Pugh also said that these commitments will be implemented irrespective of March 23rd's outcome but, if elected, he says he will be fighting for far more.
- Mr. Franklin took a radically different response, stating he has not made any commitments (despite just doing so with the previously unannounced bed tax promise) but delivered actual outcomes. This is odd wording given his appointment to the North Coast as an Member of the Legislative Counciil meant he was doing nothing more than his job. And, if that's the case, it really does raise the question of where he has been for the last decade. Mr Franklin's esoteric references to "sacred institutions" we must retain trust in aside, he also acknowledged that any commitments would be honoured regardless of his status at the end of election day.
- Mr. Pugh immediately asked Mr. Franklin whether he can ensure this would happen, to which Mr. Franklin replied: "No, I assume they will."
Q3: Campaign Ethics
- Ms Smith raised the issue of porkbarrelling on account of the flood of money handed out in the last six months by Ben Franklin. From here, Ms Smith argued that the marginality of a seat is directly related to the positivity of its outcomes as the major parties spend big and and make abundant promises to win. Notably, Ms Smith characterised "wheeling and dealing" (presumably this refers to the negotiations in governing a democracy) as a means to acquire funds as inherently bad. The Greens, Ms Smith says "are irrelevant to the process of wheeling and dealing. Given this statement, it is unsure what Ms. Smith's stance is on negotiation or what was intended by "wheeling and dealing" other than a slur.
- In response, Mr Pugh stated that he and Labor are interested in evidence-based policy, iterating that major parties are required to cater to every electorate in the
state, not just those in electoral doubt. As an example, Mr Pugh explained the $16 million commitment to North Coast roads is part of a $900 million package across New South Wales.
- Mr Franklin returned the discussion to community matters to defend himself against the accusations of pork-barreling the electorate. This statement was met with laughter from the audience. However. Mr Franklin's oral skills were on display as he presented a sound, albeit emotive argument as defense: "If your child died due to poor infrastructure outside their school ou wouldn't call it pork barreling."
- Incredibly, at this stage Ms Smith gave Mr Franklin what was effectively a "Dorothy Dixer", asking what was so "super special" that he had done. Mr. Franklin was extremely happy to list off a string of funds and help he has provided to residents. My jaw just about hit the floor when Ms Smith, a politician with four years experience, gave such a tactless and well-known free kick to her opponent. Currently her debating skills are being floored by both Mr Franklin and Mr Pugh.
- Ms. Smith followed up by criticizing the type of governance seen in the last four years, vocally supporting Mr Pugh's stance on evidence-based policy and pushing for needs-based funding principles as the central principle of economic management. Policy details were again notably absent... but sentiment and vibes were very high /sarcasm.
Q4: Economics: How do we develop our area sustainably?
- Ms Smith very clearly has a short-term plan to keep money flowing in: "you stay a marginal seat". This strikes me as particularly irrational and myopic as seats tend
not to stay marginal for eternity and the plan to build our economy hinges on factors largely out of her, or any other groups, control. Following this Ms Smith touched on some policy themes, such as a bed tax on visitors, disproportionate land taxes and an increasing population. Ms Smith said: "We give more bang for our buck so what I propose is a very different way to fund things, or a bed tax." Again, no actual detail to comment on and with Labor on the same page this will be a difficult issue for them to win on.
- Responding to the notion of marginal seats being desirable, Mr Pugh fired back by emphasising the need for long-term strategy and vision for our area with a local member inside the party room fighting for outcomes every single day rather than wait four years for a small top up on election eve.
- Mr Franklin shot back in similar fashion, arguing the money spent in recent times is just business as usual in his role overseeing the North Coast. To quote: "This view
we've been starved is nothing further from the truth. Don Page delivered consistently for our commmunity...". Mr Franklin also supported Mr Pugh's argument that a party of government cannot be entirely focused on marginal seats as they are required to service the entire state. In his own words, Mr Franklin alleges he "never wanted to run for Ballina but I did because the people asked for more funding and that's why we have got now."
Q5: Local Government: How Important is Collaboration?
- "Incredibly", started Mr Franklin's own description of his ability to work with local governments of all political persuasions to deliver community outcomes.
- Ms. Smith echoed a similar resoponse in terms of working closely with local government. However, perhaps a slip of the tongue, but Ms Smih alleged "councils are only as good their revenue streams." This seemed to me like a good way to insult the people you need to work with, although Ms Smith is known for being at odds with the Green majority in Byron Shire Council and the animosity between them so it may not matter as much in this case. There have also been examples, such as Fairfield, where councils had a severe lack of funds yet were recognised as best practice in certain areas like resettlement for refugees. Of course money is vital and can help immensely if spent wisely, but to have this as your sole metric of local government performance screams inexperience and dulled innovation.
- On an unrelated note, Mr, Pugh took thirty seconds to announce the ALP's $100,000 pledge to fund the Arakwal Cultural Centre and provide assistance to the Indigenous groups that need it most. Sadly, not even from the Green-leaning audience, or due to the sound of the camera, not a single clap was heard for the plight of the First Australians.


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She leads a simple life, she plays sports but not too much. Carin is in her fourties, and she choose to get into running only three years ago. She does it for herself, for her well-being and for stress relief. But she also does it for her mother, who developed an orphan disease that made her lose the use of her legs. For Carine, it makes complete sense: "I run for those who can't. That's my mantra." Since then, she has been leading her life as a mother, a manager and a sportswoman. At any occasion, she will get on her running shoes: in the Gers, the region of her family, perfect for some elevation running; or in the European capitals she goes to with her job. Carine also loves rugby, she loves her two children, Axel (11) and Zoélie (8), and she loves brunches with her friends after a running session.
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It was her first trail. A major moment. A total discovery. To relieve some stress before the race, Carin tries to reassure herself. "To forget about the bad weather, I thought about those who were going to run the 80km. Then, I went on autopilot. The organization took it all in charge." Her only fear: slip and hurt herself, thus jeopardizing her participation to the marathon. To control the situation, Carine decides to walk in the hazardous areas and to go all-out running the rest of the way. The strategy paid off, as she got to the finish line at the Domaine de Saint-Cloud in 2 hours and 3 minutes. Just in time to leave for the U Arena, where her favorite rugby team, the Racing 92, was playing against the Stade Français. It's no secret: motivation is key. And Carine doesn't lack motivation at all. She will come back to the next EcoTrail. She doesn't know if she will go for the 30 or the 45km trail yet, but she does know that she will cross the finish line.


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Even Renault's managers and shareholders, who initially remained loyal, now seem to have accepted the need to rebuild the Alliance without him. Key to this has been a rebalancing of power within the Alliance, which was previously dominated by Renault managers. According to the memorandum of understanding (MoU) announced on March 12th, the new Alliance board will comprise the CEOs of all three automakers, and will be led by Groupe Renault's chairman Jean-Dominique Senard. It therefore gives the Japanese side of the Alliance an equal say, but still nods to Renault's strong position in the Alliance. Renault's chairman is also expected to join Nissan's board as a representative director and its vice-chairman. Most importantly, the roles of Alliance chairman and CEO are now split. Renault, too, separated the two roles in early 2019, appointing outsider Mr Senard as chairman and Thierry Bolloré (formerly Mr Ghosn's trusted deputy) as CEO. This split unravels the role of Mr Ghosn, who at the time of his arrest was not only chairman and CEO of the Alliance, but also chairman and CEO of Renault, and chairman of Nissan and Mitsubishi – Mr Saikawa accused him last November of holding "supreme power". As Nissan's special committee recommended, the Alliance is now aiming to improve governance standards, meeting every month in either Paris or Tokyo. Fair shares? While the MoU rebalanced the board, however, it did not address the imbalance in the Alliance's ownership structure, whereby Renault still holds the upper hand. The partly-state owned French automaker owns 43.4% of Nissan, giving it considerable control, while Nissan holds just a 15% non-voting stake in Renault, as well as a 34% interest in Mitsubishi. Separately, Renault owns the majority of South Korea's Renault Samsung Motors and Romania's Dacia, while both Renault and Nissan have stakes in the holding company for Russia's AvtoVAZ. This ownership structure remains contentious, and may have played a role in Mr Ghosn's downfall. It was created in 2001 when Nissan was the weaker partner in the Alliance, and had just been rescued by Mr Ghosn and Renault from near-bankruptcy. Now, however, Nissan is by far the bigger partner, with sales of 5.77m units, revenues of ¥12trn (US$107bn) and net profits of ¥747bn (US$6.7bn) in the year ending March 2018. Its stake in Mitsubishi puts Nissan even further ahead, and took the Alliance's total vehicle sales in 2018 to 10.76m – narrowly behind Volkswagen, the world's biggest automaker. Renault contributes just one-third of these. Mr Ghosn wanted to resolve this tension and consolidate the Alliance, possibly by fully merging the automakers – although in an interview with The Economist Intelligence Unit in November he denied that a merger was the only option. Nissan, however, wanted instead to raise its stake in Renault, preferably to the point (over 25%) where voting rights would be more equal. The French government, a major Renault shareholder, has long been wary of this scenario, which would dilute its own power at Renault. A change in ownership may yet happen, even so, if Nissan can raise the funds to raise its Renault stake. Better together At the moment, the Alliance partners look keen to maintain the status quo, which has been largely successful in sustaining its growth. In terms of costs, the automakers have gained a lot from sharing their engineering and manufacturing platforms, technologies and purchasing capabilities. They claim to have generated synergies of about €5.7bn (US$6.4bn) in 2017, and expect this to rise to €10bn by the end of 2022, when they aim to use shared powertrains on models accounting for 75% of their total sales. The tie-up has also helped the automakers to focus on growth in their principal markets, reducing the need to move into markets where they are, individually, weaker. Together they own 122 production facilities and 10 major brands, and sell almost globally. While Renault holds a dominant position across Europe and Russia, the French automaker does not sell vehicles in the US, which is the second-largest market for Nissan. While China is Nissan's biggest market, the Japanese automaker predominantly delivers vehicles across the Americas, along with few other Asian pockets. Meanwhile, the smaller partner, Mitsubishi, is resilient across ASEAN countries, such as Indonesia and the Philippines. The question of synergies and market spread will become all the more important in future, given the trends currently shaping the automotive industry. Both companies have seen their profitability come under pressure as margins are squeezed for mid-market cars. The slow shift to electric vehicles (EVs) has also gained speed in recent months, helped by the decline of diesel and the introduction of stringent new targets in China. In theory the Alliance is ahead of the game on EVs – both Renault and Nissan have long championed the technology– but they will need to keep up their investment. Electric powertrains are getting more sophisticated, as newer upmarket rivals (notably Tesla) expand. At the lower end of the EV market, meanwhile, Chinese automakers are well-positioned to be strong global contenders. The rise of autonomous technologies has also forced all automakers to collaborate with each other and technology partners in order to bring down their costs and gain from shared expertise. The Alliance, which has pumped funds into about 10 start-ups, stands to gain from these investments, while its internal collaboration will produce further cost savings. For that to happen smoothly, however, the Japanese and French partners have to work together – putting their tensions over ownership and Mr Ghosn's legacy behind them.Source: The Economist Intelligence Unit


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Opportunities abound at San Jacinto College job fair set for Oct. 24
San Jacinto College is hosting a part-time faculty job fair Wednesday, Oct. 24, at its South Campus, Health Sciences Building (Building 1, atrium) at 13735 Beamer Road. The college is looking to add passionate, qualified individuals of all specialties and disciplines to its existing team.
"San Jacinto College is always focused on student success. Part-time faculty provide San Jacinto College the flexibility to adjust course offerings based on student enrollment," said Wayne Wauters, manager of talent acquisition at the school. "All part-time faculty positions are available. We especially have needs in health care areas, though, due to the demand from the health care industry."
In fact, the need for nurses has led to a new $10,000 market premium for 12-month nursing faculty.
At the event, job applicants can expect to meet hiring leaders from various departments and teaching areas. One way for job applicants to prepare for the hiring event is to apply online, then bring copies of their resumes and any transcripts they have to the job fair itself.
"Some hiring leaders will interview candidates at the job fair; others will talk to candidates about where they may fit in. Job seekers who attend the job fair can expect to have their resumes collected and may be able to schedule face-to-face interviews the following week," Wauters said. "Each department provides information about teaching our students in their respective areas and provides information on what it takes to be successful at San Jacinto College."
Event details
When: Wednesday, Oct. 24, 9-11 a.m. and 3:30-6:30 p.m.
Where: South Campus, Health Sciences Building (Building 1, atrium) at 13735 Beamer Road
The dress code for the event is business or business casual; however, for those who work shift work and are dressed in scrubs or usual work clothes, that will be considered acceptable as well. The event will be from 9-11 a.m. and 3:30-6:30 p.m.
Wauters made clear, too, that San Jacinto College has so many opportunities for so many individuals it would be difficult to list them all.
"If you are a welder, we prefer an associate degree, but if you have a significant amount of welding experience, we will consider you for a position. This is the same for most of our technical teaching positions in the petrochemical areas. If you are a nurse with a bachelor's degree in nursing and three years nursing experience, you can teach in our vocational nursing program.
"The requirements for the associate degree nursing program is a master's degree in nursing and three years of nursing experience," Wauters said. "Our academic programs like English, math and history require a master's degree in the subject matter or a master's degree in any discipline with a concentration of 18 graduate hours in the subject matter. Our continuing and professional development group requires three years of industry experience to teach."
Event attendees also will get to enjoy a few other perks.
"If you attend this job fair in the morning session, you will be able to jump-start your day with a free smoothie from Smoothie King. If you attend our evening session, you will have the opportunity to see the stars in our observatory while you interview to become one of our stars," Wauters said. "Oh, and let's not forget our hourly base rate for part-time faculty is $42."
To pre-register for San Jacinto College's job fair online, visit careers.sanjac.edu and use requisition identification number 1233.
For more information about career opportunities, job applicants are encouraged to call 281-998-6150.


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Palm Springs native and Master Builder Joe Pawling built this 1957 property in Thunderbird Heights for Mary Evans. Just under 4000 square feet this post and beam property features two one bedroom guest houses centered around the artfully landscaped yard with kite shaped pool/spa and two fire features. The main house has three bedrooms and three bathrooms and because of its siting on the sloping mountain lot floats above the larger of the two guest houses below. The larger guest house a has living area with fireplace and kitchen area all so nice we are sure your guests will not want to leave. The property has expansive covered outdoor living spaces with tree top and mountain views. The generously sized master suite at one end of the property has a wet room bath and also has extraordinary views. The home has been through extensive renovation and restoration keeping lots of the mid century charm without having to "live" mid century and may potentially qualify for historic status.
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A new trend called "Freedom Lifestyle" is happening across the world and it involves working online. While some folks dabble part-time, others consider it their main source of income.
Working online allows you to leave behind the drudgery of a job you no longer love. It allows you to finally focus on what's most important to you.
Do you have young children or ailing relatives that need constant care? Are you an introvert who would rather work alone rather than collaborate with a team?
Do you want to spend time doing your own thing for a change? You know, the stuff that lights you up and makes you excited to jump out of bed every day! If so, it's time to consider making a shift to working from your laptop.
While there are dozens of great reasons to start a freedom lifestyle, here are my top five:
(1) Freedom from 'Boss' and Financial Independence
Working online means you no longer have to socialize with your boss to get ahead at the office. You won't have to pretend to like your co-workers when you don't.
You will get to choose your co-workers from now on. You'll create your own team and find like-minded entrepreneurs to collaborate with.
Once your Online business takes off and you start earning regularly every month, you don't every have the fear of being 'Fired' from your job. You are your own master and writer of your own destiny.
(2) It Saves Money
You won't have to pay for gas commuting to and from a job you don't love (which also help the environment).
You'll also avoid the lure of unhealthy vending machine choices. Instead, you'll get to prepare your favourite lunch in the comfort of your own kitchen.
You'll save tons of money on a business wardrobe since you'll be able to work in your PJ's or sweatpants if you want to.
There's also a good chance you'll miss out on the nasty winter colds that go around the office. You're sure to save on doctor's visits and medication as a result.
I also love that many tax-deductible expenses as a self-employed business owner.
And my favorite money-saving reason? You can finally start a savings account for all those great trips you've been dreaming about!
(3) It Saves Time
Working from your laptop will cut back on your daily commute. Bedroom to sofa…check.
You'll be more productive. You won't be spending hours stuck in pointless meetings listening to the same "blah-blah" presentations.
Avoid wasting large chunks of time dealing with lazy co-workers. Now there's no one to corner you in the breakroom when they should doing their job.
You can spend that time honing your skills instead. You can learn what it takes to create a marketable and profitable offering.
Once your online business is up and running, you'll be able to use all that new time to plan your next family vacation. You might even opt for a solo adventure abroad.
The best part is you get to decide!
(4) You Own Your Schedule
You can do what you want when you want. That doesn't mean you'll get to spend every day lounging around doing nothing.
But it does mean that you get to decide when to work and when to play!
If you're most productive at 4 am, you can create that middle-of-the-night masterpiece. And you'll no longer have to fuel up on caffeine and pretend to be a morning person if you'd rather sleep until noon.
Need a midday nap, a snack break or a walk in nature? Living a freedom lifestyle means you don't have to ask anyone's permission to do so. It's so refreshing to be in charge of your own time and run your life according to your own desires.
Now you'll get excited about your projects! You'll have tons of energy to buckle down and plough through your to-do list when you need to.
It's all about creating your perfect work-life balance.
(5) You Can Work Anywhere
You might not have the funds to move to the tropics or jet off to Europe at first. But it won't take long to gain the skills you need to work wherever your heart desires.
How would you like to explore an exotic destination abroad? Or maybe you just want the freedom to roam in your own backyard. Living a laptop lifestyle means you can make that choice.
Here's another fun fact about working online…you can choose your office setting! All you need is a decent computer and a good internet connection.
So if you hate sitting at a desk, why not camp out at your favourite coffee shop or in front of a roaring fireplace? Or my personal favourite…hang out in a hammock while swinging in the breeze!
Creating an online business takes some big dreaming. It also takes some strategic planning and a good bit of work. But in the end, you'll have created a lifestyle that saves you time, money and unnecessary drama.
And you will finally have the freedom to live life your way, every day!
Do you have any questions about creating your freedom lifestyle? Just pop them in the comment section below!


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Has social gaming on Facebook peaked?
One of the biggest drivers of Facebook's success has arguably been the rise of social gaming.
From Mafia Wars to Farmville, Facebook's platform has become a virtual gaming console of sorts for millions upon millions of consumers, creating a multi-billion dollar virtual currency opportunity for Facebook that it's exploiting with Facebook Credits.


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In the IJAM, a team led by Jennifer Radbourne reports the findings of a fascinating study entitled "The Audience Experience: Measuring Quality in the Performing Arts."
We propose that the "quality" of an artistic performance can be defined by the individual audience member's personal definition of quality based on her or his experience of the performance.
There's some highly valuable insights from the group of focus groups that they conducted. For instance, Radbourne's team probes the idea of knowledge and risk in watching a performance:
Non-attender A: "I was amazed the audience [was] raptured at the end . . . and I thought, what for? . . . I heard some people, when . . . we were in the queue going in, talking about him, so he's obviously renowned. Clearly, I missed that."
Non-attender B: "It's just that thing of everyone sitting down and . . . that's why I find live performance quite difficult. . . . When people started laughing . . . it's, like, are they in the know? . . . Did they know the people, did they know stuff about the play? I mean, I don't know anything about it . . . I didn't know he wrote plays."
On risk:
Non-attender A: "You pay $50 [for a theatre ticket] – that's a big night out for me . . . If I'm outlaying a lot of money, I want a guaranteed good night, and if it's a band, then . . . that's going to be a guarantee, but generally I wouldn't take a punt on it for that amount of money."
Non-attender B: "But that's what live performance or theatre is. It's not free – it's a gamble."
There's plenty of other insights in the piece, which is published in the current edition of IJAM, with the following citation:
Jennifer Radbourne, Katya Johanson, Hilary Glow, Tabitha White (2009) The Audience Experience: Measuring Quality in the Performing Arts. International Journal of Arts Management 11(3), Spring 2009: 16-29


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Even the youth of this great nation have understood their responsibility, and are trying to fulfill their duties as Indians and as human beings. Working for humanity itself is what we can learn from them. ...Read Moreऔर पढ़िये
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India has high regard for elephants. But these beautiful animals still face many challenges. They are susceptible to wildlife poachers, ...Read Moreऔर पढ़िये
Education is the best gift. It is a means of sustenance by facilitating livelihoods. Unfortunately, in today's world, there are ...Read Moreऔर पढ़िये
A cluster of villages on an island near Cuttack in Odisha has produced a real-life hero. At 22, Anil Pradhan ...Read Moreऔर पढ़िये
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This unique property has everything to make it your dream estate.A stunning home site, a horse property, or whatever you wish.Majestic views of Granite Mountain, Mingus Mountain, Humphrey's Peak, and much more.SITE: Towering 14+ acres overlook Williamson Valley Ranch subdivision,--- Adjacent to state land,--- Gated and completely perimeter-fenced,--- Build ready with 400 amp service panel,--- Solar is installed (grandfathered with net metering),--- Very high production well with 5000 gal. storage tank,--- Two separate large septic systems,--- Paved Road access.BARN/CASITA:Barn is 2660 square foot, made of cement-filled-block on an extra thick slab.
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So You've Got a Restraining Order
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So You've Got a Restraining Order is a fictional film starring Joe Spaghettio and Mary.
Gary Busey shows the film during his film Get Out of My Dreams and Also Out of My Car: A Guide to Your Restraining Order. After the film, Gary Busey said that Joe was based on him and that Mary was based on a mixture of 12 women and a film company who couldn't deal with him as he was too real.
Joe Spaghettio fell in love with a girl called Mary at a party, however Mary doesn't like him. He then stalked her, doing lots of romantic things which Mary didn't like, even hiding in the coffin at a funeral for a family member. She eventually took out a restraining order against Joe. Joe is then clubbed over the head with a police baton. Joe can no longer come within 500 feet of Mary, call her or burn his name in gas on her lawn.


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Friday nights are quickly becoming one of my favorite nights of the week. Friday nights have become our family nights.
My son waits for his Daddy to come home from work every night. He leans over the back of the couch and peers out the front window eagerly waiting to see headlights come down the driveway. Then, once he sees their glow and hears the tires crunching the gravel he races as fast as he can off of the couch and to the front door. He flings it open, regardless of the weather, and waits for moment when he can be engulfed in a giant Daddy bear hug. The scene warms my heart every time. Last night my son couldn't wait to let Daddy know that it was family night, which means after dinner and after about an hour of wild play time, we get to blow up the air mattress and camp out in the living room while watching movies and eating a special sweet treat.
Last night we made Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies and watched Frosty the Snowman. My husband is usually the first one to fall asleep, which makes me laugh because he swears that he can't fall asleep during movies. So far he is 2 for 3, but I don't tease him too hard about it because I know how tired he is by the end of the day.
Most of the time, I bake things that only the boys can eat. I have no will power when it comes to sugar, so I do this intentionally to keep myself from overeating things that I should not be eating. Friday nights, however, are the exception. The Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies were both Vegan and Gluten Free, but I'm proud to say that this recipe makes such great cookies, that it is almost hard to tell that they are not your normal cookies. I have written the recipe below. Go ahead and try it. They are yummy!
Too Good To Be Vegan and Gluten Free Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies
Prep Time: 20 Minute
Cook Time: 10 Minutes
Total Time: 30 Minutes
Author: GraceInAGlass
Serves: 24 Small or 18 Large
* 1 Stick (1/2 Cup) Vegan Butter at Room Temperature
* 1/4 Cup Granulated Sugar
* 1/2 Cup Light Brown Sugar, Packed
* 1 Tsp Vanilla
*2 Ground Flax Seed Eggs (2 Tbsp Ground Flax Seed Plus 5 Tbsp Water, Combined **See Note**)
* 1/2 Tsp Salt
* 1/2 Tsp Baking Powder
* 1/2 Tsp Baking Soda
* 1 Cup + 2 Tbsp Gluten Free Flour (**See Note**)
* 3/4 Cup Gluten Free Oatmeal
* 1- 1/2 Cups Vegan Chocolate Chips (**See Note**)
1. Preheat Oven to 350 Degrees F.
2. Using a mixer, cream butter, granulated sugar and brown sugar in a large bowl.
3. Add Vanilla and Flax Eggs. Beat until combined, scraping the sides of the bowl as needed.
4. Add Salt, Baking Powder, Baking Soda and Flour. Beat until evenly combined, scraping the sides of the bowl as needed.
5. Add Gluten Free Oatmeal and Chocolate Chips. Again beat until evenly combined.
6. Using a tablespoon, scoop rounded tablespoons of dough and place on a cookie sheet about 2 inches apart. (You should be able to get about 12 cookies per cookie sheet).
7. Bake for 8-10 minutes or until they are just starting to turn golden brown.
8. Let cool and Enjoy!
*Usually you use 1 Tbsp of Ground Flax Seed plus 3 Tbsp of water when using a Ground Flax Seed Egg as an egg substitute, but I found that my batter was too runny. I decreased the water to 2.5 Tbsp per egg instead. So in this recipe, for 2 eggs you use 5 Tbsp of water instead of the usual 6.
*For this recipe I like to use a Gluten Free Flour that already contains Xanthan Gum. Namaste Organic Gluten Free Perfect Flour Blend is the one I lean towards because it is free of the top 8 allergens, and we all know I'm allergic to almost all of them!
*When it comes to chocolate chips, I like to chose brands that have organic options with the least amount of processed ingredients possible. It is not because I have jumped on the organic band wagon, but because I am allergic to so many things, that I find the less processed the better I feel. But, everyone has their own preferences, so feel free to chose the one that works for you!
I hope you enjoy the cookie recipe. Please let me know what you think by commenting below!
Happy Baking,
Hi there! Welcome to Grace In A Glass. My name is Danielle and I am so happy that you are visiting this site today. We all have something in life that we are working to overcome. I began blogging about my struggle with overcoming Esophageal Dysmotility and Crohn's Disease with the hope of reaching others with words of encouragement and hope. Thank you for letting me share my stories with you, and hope you have the most wonderful day!
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They were just two strangers sitting side by side on the New York subway. One man was struggling with math problems, so a former teacher who happened to be sitting next to him offered to help. Hilary has your good news story of the day in this "4-Minute Buzz."
To see more videos like this one check out our "Digital Shorts" channel on TheBlaze.


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In the past I've kept away from a lot of Jackie Chan's American films as they pretty much never do him justice. There have been the odd exception with the bigger budget films like the Rush Hour and Shanghai series of films, which are actually pretty good, but other than that I do try to avoid them like the plague!
However, often while watching the special features of his great 80's and early 90's Hong Kong films, they talk about his first foray into the American market with his film Battle Creek Brawl. This was his attempt at starring in a Hollywood project aiming to make him a star outside of Asia where there was no one bigger than himself at the time. So when I had the chance to finally see the film I had long heard about I thought, 'why not?'
"Set in Chicago in the 1930s, Jackie Chan's character, Jerry Kwan leads a very easy-going life with an attractive, girlfriend, Nancy, and his family. His father owns a restaurant, and one day he is threatened by the mob to pay a part of his profits.
As the mob exits, Jackie enters the scene and rushes out the door to catch up with them. He answers back by taking them on and eventually catches the eye of the mob for his unique and talented fighting abilities. In effect, he is forced to join the Battle Creek Brawl fight in Texas."
Well, there's one thing I'll give this film, and that is at least the westerners could act decently enough, as often the actors they find to fill western roles in Jackie's Hong Kong films are woeful! But sadly with the better acting came a lack of decent action, with Jackie's antics only slightly showcasing what he's capable of.
Also his frustration of having a lack of control on the film can be seen clearly on screen when you compare his action skills to those in his own directed Hong Kong films. So, for me, this does deserve to been seen as a bit of a letdown for him at his first attempt to crack the American market.
6 out of 10 from me.


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Walking to the MacKenzie
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Christine pulled me away from my reading this afternoon. "We were supposed to go to the MacKenzie, to see the Punk Orientalism show," she said. That's true; we were. So we laced up our boots and went for a walk. It's overcast and snowing a little, but we enjoyed the soft grey light and the frost gathering on the branches.
The Punk Orientalism show is very good, although I have to admit that I don't know enough about that part of the world to get the references. I did like the video about the donkey that cites Robert Bresson's Au hazard, Balthasar, though, and the other video about the tightrope walker ferrying works of art between two countries.
The café at the MacKenzie is closed for the holidays, so we walked over to a coffee place on Hill Street. I had my new camera with me and kept stopping to take pictures. While we were drinking our coffee, I figured out how to get my camera to connect wirelessly to my phone and posted a photo on Facebook–a minor accomplishment. Then we walked home: seven kilometres altogether. My sore foot hurts, but it was good to get outside for a change. Now, back to work.


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Friday, October 23, 2015
Today, the GCRFEV organized a Relief Distribution program in which Vietamese Venerable Big master, Venerable Nun including the Vietnamese relief team from United States of America distributed relief materials containing 100 fur blankets, 100 rice sacks, 100 Kgs. of Sugar, 100 pkts. of tea, 100 soaps and 100 Kgs. of Mung daal to the earthquake victims of Tatopani-6, Listi, Phulingkatti VDCs of Sindhupalchok living under temporary tents called HOPE Camp in the open ground in the suburb of Boudha street.


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"Health is not Valued Till Sickness Comes."
— Thomas Fuller
How We Can HelpBowel cancer is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer in Australia for both genders after the skin cancer. One in 18 men and one in 25 women will be diagnosed with bowel cancer during their lifetime. The risk of bowel cancer increases with age (mainly people over 50 are affected) and in people with a family history of the disease. But most people who develop bowel cancer have had no family members with the disease.
Bowel cancer is a malignant growth that develops most commonly inside the large bowel. It often develops from tiny growths called "polyps". The majority of polyps are benign or non-cancerous but because they could be early warning sign for bowel cancer, they should be removed. Some of the polyps may enlarge and become malignant. A cancer can remain then localised in the bowel for some time before spreading outside the bowel. That is why early detection provides a better chance of cure.
The clinical signs of bowel cancer include 1/ blood (either bright or dark red) combined with the bowel motion (faeces) 2/ unexplained loss of weight 3/ recent changes in normal bowel habits (for example, increasing constipation or persistent diarrhoea) 4/ abdominal pain or persistent cramping 5/ feeling of incomplete emptying of the bowel 6/ general tiredness, weakness and breathlessness as symptoms of anaemia secondary to bowel cancer.
Bowel cancer is a preventable disease. Smoking and alcohol use have been shown to be associated with bowel cancer. A diet high in fibre and low in fat (less then 25 percent of total energy intake) is recommended. Daily energy intake has to be restricted (for men less than 2500 calories and for women less then 2000 calories per day). It is also advised that vegetables (5 or more serves), fruits (2 serves) and dietary calcium (1 – 1.2 gm) be consumed each day. Charring of red meat and consumption of processed meats should be limited.
It is important to maintain a healthy body weight. Moderate to vigorous levels of physical activity for 30 to 60 min per day are recommended.
The role of folates, phytonutrients, antioxidant vitamins and selenium supplements is under investigation.
Tests for the detection of bowel cancer include:
Faecal Occult Blood Test (FOBT), which is used to detect blood in bowel motions and requires only the collection of tiny amount of faeces. You can do it in the privacy of your own home and send it then to laboratory for analysis.
Positive FOBT does not necessary indicate bowel cancer (could be other reasons for it) but warrants further investigations. FOBT may detect 60-90% of cancers.
Sigmoidoscopy, when a lighted tube is inserted by the doctor into the lower part of bowel, which allows the rectum and the lower part of the colon to be viewed.
Colonoscopy involves an insertion through the anus a long, thin, flexible tube with a video camera lens on the end, so the doctor can directly examine the surface of the colon and remove any small polyps (and send them to a laboratory for further morphological tests). The procedure is performed under the sedation. Prior to the procedure you will need to have a bowel preparation to clean out the bowel.
Virtual colonoscopy means a CT scan of the bowel.
The National Health and Medical Research Council recommend everyone over 50 years of age should have a FOBT at least every two years. In addition, they are advised to consider having a flexible sigmoidoscopy every five years.
The usual treatment for bowel cancer is surgery. It involves removing the cancer, as well as nearby lymph glands to check if the cancer has spread outside the bowel. Radiation therapy and chemotherapy may be offered to patients with locally advanced or recurrent disease.
Eligible people will be sent a bowel cancer screening kit by mail containing a FOBT and will be asked to take samples from two separate bowel motions before sending the completed test back to a laboratory for analysis. All participants will receive their results in the mail. Those with a positive test will be advised to contact their general practitioner for referral for appropriate follow up, such as assessment colonoscopy (through public or private medical system).
For further information you can contact QBCSP State Coordination Unit on 07 3234 1990 or visit the website www.health.qld.au/bowelcancer
Appointments are essential. Usually 15-minute appointments are allocated. If you require a longer appointment, please inform the receptionist when making your booking. In the exception of an emergency, if we are not informed that you require a longer appointment it may be necessary to make another appointment to deal with all your problems.
We try to run on time but this is not always possible and we apologise for any delay. We also encourage patients to ring ahead of their appointment to check the doctor's progress, we understand your time is important. We do keep a few appointments available for urgent problems each morning and afternoon.
Please advise the receptionist if more than one person in your family needs to be seen, as more than one appointment time is usually required.
Complete medical checkups, insurance, aviation medicals, driving, pre- employment medicals and surgical procedures will always require a longer appointment. Please advise what type of medical you need performed when booking.
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Meituan scales down Ella Supermarket
April 24, 2019
Chinese food-delivery website Meituan has closed three of its Ella Supermarkets in Jiangsu, almost halving its network of outlets.
The business initiative, which sells fresh supermarket produce online for fast home delivery, has just four remaining locations in Beijing and Wuxi.
The closures were reportedly put down to mismanagement, and stand in stark contrast to the company's stated plans to open 20 outlets within last year.
Its shortcomings are reflected by competing brands, however, with rival groups Yonghui Super Stores, 7Fresh and SuFresh also performing under par. Alibaba's Hema offering is an exception with reportedly strong trading.


text: Hello from Las Vegas! As we prepare for Vision Expo West, we couldn't forget your Trendy Tuesday feature! These are some fun optical inspired pieces you'll love to wear! We'll be watching out at the show for even more Fashionable Optics! In the meantime check our Pinterest Board for other inspiration.


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Add an extra layer of protection between your shingles and roof deck with this #30 216 sq. ft. Felt Roof Deck Protection. This felt will help prevent damage to your roof from wind-driven rain and water from other sources.
- Asphalt-saturated material for excellent waterproofing
- Heavy-duty felt design lays flat and minimizes wrinkling
- Slip resistant
- Meets ASTM D-4869 standards
- Accurate lay lines for easy, consistent shingle application
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You might have noticed the link in the roll to my jewellry gallery @ deviantART, if not; I also make jewellry ;P In fact I made some jewellry I might use for the dress/-es. Now, I know that the women didn't usually wear much necklaces since they also put white makeup on their chest and didn't want to ruin beautiful jewellry – despite of what portraits show us. But they wore shorter necklaces from time to time and earrings of course! ;D
I didn't make this to look exactly like what a woman of the time might have worn, I was just having fun, so no need to mention any unlikenesses or whatever! =P
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