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By Jeanne O’Neill
This new book features the stories of the Jesuit priests and workers who served at the historic St. Mary’s Mission in Stevensville from its founding in 1841 through the end of its “mission era” in 1891. Written by Jeanne O’Neill of Stevensville, an author who also works as a volunteer at the Historic St. Mary’s Mission, the book fills a gap in Montana history as no previous work has detailed the stories of those who served at the church throughout its mission era other than the famed pair of Jesuit priests, founder Jean Pierre DeSmet and Anthony Ravalli. Their stories and those of others who both served out their lives at St. Mary’s or were there for a time only to go on to illustrious careers elsewhere in the West are told in “Men of The Mission.”
While chapters about Fathers DeSmet and Ravalli are major components of the new book, so are the stories of such men as Father Joseph Mengarini, who could speak the Salish language as well as the Indians themselves; of Father Joseph Giorda, who was second only to Father DeSmet in establishing missions in the Northwest Rockies and who was once stripped of his belongings by warring Indians and left to die of the frigid Great Plains; of self-taught artist and diarist, Nicolas Point, S.J., who taught religion to the Indian children by painting scenes from the life of Christ and vivid portraits of the chiefs, and whose art has recently been revived and shown in current exhibits; of Father Jerome D’Aste, who helped save the peace in 1877, by his tact and prudent counsel in interpreting between the Indians and the white settlers when the Nez Perce traveled through the Bitterroot; of the incredible Brother William Claessens, the carpenter-builder-gardener-baker who is remembered for building all four St. Mary’s Chapels as well as missions at Cataldo, St. Ignatius, Hell Gate, Frenchtown and others; and of Brother Specht, master of innovation, who fashioned a sledgehammer out of tin cans, made cassocks out of Indian blankets and recalled having to wear animal skins. “Men of The Mission”
contains numerous illustrations and photographs. It was issued in 5½ by 11-inch softcover format, contains 96 pages, and retails for $9.95.

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Florida DEP allocates $4.75M to major water projects across Northwest region of state
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection is providing $4.75 million for six major water-related projects in the Northwest region of the state. Matching local funding totaling $7.5 million will accommodate upgrades to potable-water, wastewater and stormwater facilities.
TALLAHASSEE, FL, Nov. 26, 2014 -- The Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has announced that it is providing $4.75 million in funding for six major water-related projects in the Northwest region of the state. Likewise, matching local funding totaling $7.5 million will accommodate these projects involving upgrades to potable-water, wastewater and stormwater facilities in Walton, Jackson, Liberty, and Bay counties. The following describes the six ongoing projects:
Walton County: The city of DeFuniak Springs has received $417,498 to replace deteriorating water lines and water mains that are crucial to the city's water system. The project consists of replacing more than 9,800 linear feet of concrete water main with PVC pipe. This replacement will help conserve water by correcting leaks as well as improve water quality and pressure. This project is anticipated to be completed by the end of June 2015.
Jackson County: The city of Marianna will be able to continue its ongoing water transmission improvement project from a $665,000 investment. The city recently constructed a new well and elevated storage tank and replaced more than 8,500 linear feet of water main. This funding will go to the creation of a reliable water transmission main connection between the city's two elevated storage tanks. The project also includes 10 new connections to the distribution system, new fire hydrants and the replacement of approximately 3,500 linear feet of water main. This project is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2015.
Liberty County: Liberty County is currently experiencing a shortage of storage and well capacity. To address this shortage, DEP is providing $75,000 to evaluate its current storage tank and well capacity to determine how much additional well capacity can be obtained. The funding will also be used for the design and construction of additional well capacity. This project is anticipated to be completed by the end of 2015.
Bay County: The city of Mexico Beach has received funding for the construction of two new water production wells to supply an alternate water supply in the spirit of preparedness. The current water supply has to travel a considerable distance to the city and therefore is vulnerable in the case of a natural disaster. This project is valued at $1,592,309 and is anticipated to be completed in June 2016.
Additionally in Bay County are two wastewater projects to increase protection of St. Andrews Bay. One is in Southport and consists of removing septic tanks and connecting 220 residential and small commercial properties to the Bay County Utility Service. The county is providing $1,220,405, and DEP is contributing $1 million. This project is anticipated to be completed by spring 2016.
The second wastewater project is focused on the Bay County Road 388 force main. It will involve diverting wastewater flow from an old package plant to a Class-I regional wastewater treatment and reuse facility. The county is contributing $1.5 million for this project, and DEP is providing an additional $1 million. This project is anticipated to be completed by the end of November 2016.


It's a summer of extremes, with soaring temperatures, higher than average rainfall predicted and the potential for severe bushfires and cyclones, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
Western Australia is one of three states expected to have a wet summer due to a persistently warm Indian Ocean; the other states being south-east Queensland and eastern New South Wales.
The warmer ocean, when coupled with a mild La Nina, could pull cyclones further down the coast and with it the rains and thunderstorms, the bureau's WA weatherman Neil Bennett explained.
"We think we'll have a more active [cyclone] season, having said that, last season we thought we would have a very active season due to the La Nina," he said.
There weren't a high number of cyclones but they did bring flooding to Carnarvon and the North-West last summer.
The bureau has predicted there would be more than five tropical cyclones this season, two of which might cross onto the land and one was likely to become a category three or above cyclone, otherwise known as "severe".
But instead of dampening the likelihood of a bushfire, the rains may only further encourage blazes, particularly in the South-West, which includes Perth, if the rain is not spread-out across the summer season.
"The assault of rain we had at back-end of spring has produced heavy fuel loads and if we don't get heavy rainfall, it could lead to a significant fire danger," he said.
He said even a week after rain, the fuel loads would be dry enough to be dangerous and there was a likelihood that the better-than-average rainfall might only occur in patches.
"It doesn't have to be that much above-average rain to still be negligent on the drying process and we just can't ignore the bushfire risk," he said.
"I think looking ahead there's going to be hot days and we're reasonably confident there'll be warmer than average nights, so normal summer temperatures for the whole of the South-West."
Keith Low, from the Department of Environment's Fire Management Services, said the forestry fuel-loads in the South-West division have largely been unaffected by the spring rains since they don't grow quickly in the short term but grass and scrub fires could be more prevalent.
"The seasonal outlook from the bureau was generally an average one, that's the information we use to form readiness for the season," he said.
"It's different to the interior of the state, where there are heavy fuel loadings along the Nullarbor for instance. The Nullarbor had exceptionally high relative rainfalls early in the year which was good for growth and good of pastoralists as long as there isn't a fire."
He said from Northam to Eucla the fire danger was much higher than normal, which was the same for most of the interior of Australia, with the Northern Territory already suffering significant fires.
He said Perth should expect a common fire season.
"We don't like to cry wolf. I mean even an average fire season doesn't preclude large or damaging fires expected for a southern summer," he said.
The outlook for Perth forecast hot and sunny weather today and tomorrow, with maximums of 36 degrees, while Friday was expected to bring possible showers, further clouds and cooling breezes for the weekend, with maximums dipping down to 25 degrees.
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This combo, plus a dollop of the Higher Part My Creamer Hydra-Wealthy Facial Moisturizer, made my pores and skin really feel blank and cushy, which is a rarity all the way through the sticky summer time months. Although the moisturizer is full of hydrating cocoa butter and different hard-working components, it does not really feel too heavy at the pores and skin or make the regimen really feel too busy.
Regardless of my preliminary hesitation vis-à-vis exfoliating cleansers, the Milk, Sleep, Repeat Glycolic Facial Cleanser ended up being my non-public standout from the gathering. I am about as dull because it will get relating to facial cleanser (Vanicream, I like you, and I’m going to by no means depart you) however over the past couple of weeks, I discovered myself attaining for this cleanser over my same old ones. The cleanser feels extraordinarily cushy at the pores and skin whilst tackling extra oil and dirt.
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“I like espresso (as you’ll inform from the left photograph), so incorporating espresso beans is one of these temper spice up,” she mentioned. “And since there is additionally lactic acid, salicylic acid, Moroccan lava clay, and rice extract provide to suck the entire gunk out of my pores and sweep away lifeless pores and skin, my pores and skin feels so completely blank however now not stripped.” Dr. Rabach additionally famous that the beta hydroxy acids (BHA) on this formulation are in particular just right for shiny pores and skin and concentrated on pimples.

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Dr. Elizabeth Ostendorf DVM
Dr. Liz grew up on a small cow/calf farm in Effie, Minnesota. She obtained her Bachelor of Science from the University of Minnesota, and then took her veterinary training at Ross University on the island of St. Kitts. She moved to Canada in December of 2012 and started working at the clinic which she now owns. She really enjoys the variety of a mixed animal practice. She lives with her husband, 6 cats, 4 dogs, a goat, a horse and a coop of chickens on an acreage near Neepawa. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, spending time at the lake and traveling.
Daisy is the Lead Registered Veterinary Technologist at the Neepawa Veterinary Clinic. She graduated from the Animal Health Technology program at Lakeland College in Vermilion, AB in 2019 and has worked in Neepawa ever since. Daisy lives on an acreage near Erickson, MB with her 3 dogs, 3 cats and many rabbits. She enjoys training her Australian Shepherds and spending time at home. You’d likely find her in the summertime at Stockdog Herding Trials or showing Clydesdales at local fairs.
Brooke is a Registered Veterinary Technologist that graduated in 2020 from the Veterinary Technology program at Red River College. She was born and raised in Neepawa, MB. Brooke has adopted two cats named Timmy and Bug, and a dog named Calla Lily. She enjoys golfing, hiking, reading, and spending time with friends and family.
Brooke is our Pet Diabetic Consultant, she has training in understanding and managing diabetes in cats and dogs.
Chris is the Office Manager at the Neepawa Veterinary Clinic. She grew up in Northwestern Ontario and after some moving around, settled on an acreage outside of Neepawa in 2016. She has two dogs, one cat, as well as a moose that frequents her yard, whom she calls Bradley. In her spare time she enjoys reading, hiking, camping and fishing. She also creates many different types of arts and crafts including woodworking, making jewelry and painting.
Kali is the Lead Receptionist at the Neepawa Veterinary Clinic. She lives outside of Neepawa with her family, two dogs and many cats (who are all spayed and neutered courtesy of the Neepawa Veterinary Clinic!) In her spare time she enjoys fishing and camping with her family.
Sierra grew up in Neepawa, MB and graduated at Neepawa Area Collegiate Institute in 2020. She enjoys going on long walks and bike rides. She has two beautiful fur babies who are her whole world. She has a strong passion for taking care of animals and is very blessed to be working at the Neepawa Veterinary Clinic. She looks forward to meeting you and your animals.
Veterinary Care Aide
Kira is a Veterinary Care Aide at the Neepawa Veterinary Clinic. She was raised and currently lives in Plumas, MB with her two dogs, Milo and Mosbey, and her cat named Cleo. She enjoys travelling to Flin Flon, MB to visit family and in her spare time she enjoys reading, helping out on the family farm, and spending time with her dogs.
Taylor is a Veterinary Care Aide at the Neepawa Veterinary Clinic. She was lives in Clanwilliam, MB with her daughter and boyfriend, her dog Diesel, cats named Snips, Blackie and Fury, and her horses, Oakley and Flicka. She loves to spend her time at home riding and training her horses and spending quality time with her daughter. Taylor loves coming to work to help take care of pets/animals and spend time with awesome people who treat her like family.

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Apart from its plans to launch affordable smartphones, developing low-cost laptops, and boosting 5G services in India, Reliance Jio has today announced to build the “largest” international submarine cable system in India. The system will include a network of subsea fiber-optic cable lines connecting India to the top interexchange points and content hubs around the world for extension of connectivity services.
The Indian telecom giant has reportedly partnered with several global organizations and submarine cable suppliers SubCom to build the networking system. The company aims to create two interconnecting networking systems to aid the “extraordinary growth in data demand across the region.”
“For the first time in the history of fiber optic submarine telecommunications, these systems place India at the center of the international network map, recognizing India’s increased importance, staggering growth, and the quantum shift in data use since the launch of Jio services in 2016,” said Reliance Jio in a statement.
Jio to Build Largest Subsea Cable Network
The two fiber-optic cable systems will include the India-Asia-Xpress (IAX) and India-Europe-Xpress (IEX). The IAX system will connect India to Singapore, while the IEX system will connect the country to the Middle Eastern and European nations.
As a result, with these subsea networking systems, India will be connected to countries such as Singapore, Thailand, and Malaysia in the East. It will also land in Italy following connections with countries like Egypt, Saudi Arabia, and Djibouti.
Both the cable systems, which will run over 16,000 km across the country, will be interconnected with each other. Moreover, these will also be connected with Reliance Jio Global Fiber Optic Network beyond the Asia Pacific and Europe and will connect both the east and west coast of the USA.
What Is Its Significance?
Now, if you are thinking what is the use of these two submarine cable systems, then let me give you a quick explanation. India, as one might know, is one of the largest consumers of data and digital services. So, these two systems will aid and improve the quality of digital and cloud services in the country by many folds.
As per the company, the IAX and the IEX systems “will enhance the ability for consumer and enterprise users to access content and cloud services in and out of India.”
Coming to the timeline of the two systems, Reliance Jio states that the IAX system will be ready for deployment by mid-2023. The IEX system, on the other hand, will take a bit of time and will reportedly become ready for service by early 2024.


About the Films:
The Kid (68 minutes)
In this “comedy with a smile – and perhaps a tear”, Charlie Chaplin shines in his first starring role. A mother leaves her newborn child in the backseat of a limousine with a note. Crooked thieves teal the limousine and abandon the crying baby. Luckily, the Tramp (Charlie Chaplin) – who barely has a penny to his name – quickly discovers the squalling child and becomes the reluctant father to him.
The Tramp and the Kid (Jackie Coogan) form an inseparable bond. But trouble is just around the corner! The Kid has fallen ill and when the doctor learns of the illegal adoption he arranges for the child to be put in the Orphan Asylum. Escaping the clutches of the police, The Tramp and The Kid are on the run and with a rewards on the child to anyone who brings him in, they’ll have to stick together. It will take some quick thinking to se things right and reunite this lovable pair.
The Immigrant (30 minutes)
Aboard a large steamer ship crammed with immigrants, the hopeful Tramp (Chaplin) crosses the Atlantic, battling with seasickness. As he wins at gambling, Charlie takes pity on the struggling single mother and her daughter and decides to share some of his money - his risky approach will soon lead to a wonderful friendship. However, when the ship finally arrives in New York, the two friends are separated, only to reunite in a restaurant, merrily chatting over a hearty lunch. But, can Charlie pay for their meal?
The screening of these two Charlie Chaplin silent films will be accompanied by live music from Clark Wilson on the Mighty Wurlitzer Organ, New England’s largest theatre organ. Watching a silent film with live music creates a unique experience that you wouldn’t get watching a modern film at the movie theater. It is both visually and audially stunning, creating an immersive once-in-a-lifetime event for filmgoers.
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Eastern Europe with Poland – 14 Nights / 15 Days
There simply is no way to tour Europe and not be awestruck by its scenic beauty, epic history and dazzling artistic and culinary diversity. Europe’s almost unmanageable wealth of attractions is its biggest single draw: the Renaissance art of Florence, the graceful canals of Venice, the Napoleonic splendour of Paris, and the multilayered historical and cultural canvas of Europe. There’s a huge diversity of natural scenery: seemingly chipped to jagged perfection by giants; the vine-raked valleys of the Loire; If you’re looking for beaches, a circuit of the Mediterranean’s northern coast reveals one gem after another. Or strike out to lesser known, yet beautiful coastal regions such as the Mediterranean. Mountain lovers should head to the Alps: they march across central Europe taking in France, Switzerland, Austria, northern Italy.
- 3 night accommodation at Budapest – Hotel Alta Moda Fashion Budapest 4* or similar
- 3 night accommodation at Vienna – Hotel Aparthotel Adagio Vienna City 4* or similar
- 3 night accommodation at Prague – Hotel Galileo 4* or similar
- 3 night accommodation at Krakow – Hotel Park Inn By Radisson Krakow 4* or similar
- 2 night accommodation at Warsaw- Hotel Mercure Warszawa Grand /Radisson Blu Sobieski Hotel 4* or similar
- Daily breakfast at hotel
- Budapest Grand City Tour
- Vienna City Tour and Schonbrunn Palace
- Grand City Tour of Prague
- Wieliczka Salt Mine Guided Tour
- Auschwitz and Birkenau Tour
- Warsaw City tour
- 2nd class train ticket from Budapest to Vienna
- 2nd class train ticket from Vienna to Prague
- 2nd class train ticket from Prague to Krakow
- 2nd class train ticket from Krakow to Warsaw
- Round trip transfers from airport / train station to hotel in private basis
- Economy class airfare with taxes
- Travel Insurance, Visa Charges
- City taxes if any.
- Portage, laundry, telephone charges, shopping, wines and alcoholic beverages, mineral water, items of personal nature and food or drink which is not part of a set group menu
- Any extra expense such as route change, Airline change, Date change, Accommodation facilities, etc. incurred due to the unforeseen, unavoidable forced majeure circumstances during the tour
- Any increase in the Rate of Exchange leading to an increase in all Land Arrangement which may come into effect prior to Departure
- Cost of the Additional Suggested Excursions or Any Service not mentioned in Inclusions
- GST 5% on the Land Package & TCS 5% on the Land Package
Cancellations must be intimated to us in writing. Cancellation fee applicable is as follows:
- 90 days or prior: Refundable booking amount
- 30 days or prior: 50% of the total booking amount
- 15 days or prior: 75% of the total booking amount
In case of no show,100 % of the package cost will be applicable without any refund.
In the event that a tour participant cancels his / her booking or transfer from one tour to another will be treated as cancellation. In case you have to withdraw from a tour after it has begun for reasons such as illness. We regret that we are not able to make refunds for absences from a tour or for any missed sightseeing.
- Please make the initial deposit quickly to block the room & seat in the airline.
- First preference will be given to mentioned hotels for reservation. In case of non-availability of these hotels we shall advise the amended rates for the hotels.
- Any further increase in the air fare due to an increase in fuel price, change in Government regulations, Ticket taxes etc. charged by the airline will have to be borne by the passenger. We will not be held responsible for the same
- Any increase in the package cost due to fluctuation of exchange rate is chargeable.
- Seat-in-coach transfers & tours are on fixed timings, the guest must report prior to the departure time otherwise you may miss the services.
- Any refund can’t be made on the same. For private transfer the cost will be extra.
- Universal standard check in timings 1400 hours and checkout is 1200 hours.
- Early check in and late checkout is subject to availability
- Kindly check the official website of the particular hotel for facilities, amenities and star category, as we stand no guarantee for it.
- Passengers can board the tour from the hub city. Those boarding from any other city can do so, however all expenses to/from the hub city is to be borne by the passengers.
- Meals at all the destinations are pre-set and a-la- carte is not possible. Menu Card is not available for individual travellers
- Buffet breakfast will be served throughout the tour (except on the day of arrival)
Terms & Conditions
- Payment is to be made in Indian Rupee equivalent to Foreign Currency for land part and will be deducted from your Basic Travel Quota as per RBI/GOI Regulations.
- Check-in 14.00 and Check-out 12.00, in case of early arrival or late departure supplement charge applicable as per hotel policy.
- All bookings are subject to availability at the time of confirmation. The above offer is not valid during exhibition, congress or local festival events; hotel and other services price changes applicable.
- Although great care is taken to accommodate travellers in the hotels mentioned in the itineraries, at times, these hotels are fully booked. Under such unavoidable circumstances, the travellers will be accommodated in other similar hotels.
- We shall not accept any liability or responsibility for any damages, loss, injury, accident, death, delay, breakdown or irregularity which may occur in carrying out the tour arrangement. (In the event of a passenger falling ill or suffering any accident during the journey, all hospital expenses, doctor’s fees, repatriation expenses and any other charges incurred as a direct or indirect result of his/her illness/accident are the responsibility of the passenger).
- We reserves the right to claim any additional expenses due to delay or changes in train, airplane, bus, ship or other service, weather conditions, strikes, war, quarantine or any other cause whatsoever and all such losses or expenses must be borne by the passenger.
- Any damages caused to the hotel rooms / Coach during your stay, shall be payable by the passengers. We will not be liable for the same
- Private minibus and coaches being forbidden inside the city’s most of your sightseeing will be done by local buses and by foot. The tour manager and the driver will do their best to get you as close to the monuments as possible.
- We reserve the right to amend, alter, vary or withdraw any particular departure, Excursion advertised. There are no refunds for any services i.e. meals, sightseeing etc. not utilized on your tour.
- For the convenience of our passengers, we will sometimes amend the itinerary, however all the services will remain the same.
- We will not be liable for any loss of baggage, goods, air tickets, passport, cash, travellers cheques, or any other travel document or item owned by the passenger while on tour, however caused.

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For as long as people have traveled in Central Florida, Barberville has been an important crossroads for their journeys. Native Americans created a trail that crossed the St. John's River, passed through the future Barberville, and continued over the Tomoka River to what is now Ormond Beach. When the Spanish came to Florida, they adopted the path and renamed it the Spanish Trail. As pioneers moved to Barberville in the 1800s, the town served as an intersection linking Pierson and Seville to the north, DeLeon Springs and DeLand to the south, Ormond Beach and Daytona Beach to the east, and Astor and Ocala to the west. As urban sprawl envelops much of Central Florida, Barberville remains a rural, agricultural outpost celebrating and remembering local history and culture and encouraging visitors and tourists to do the same.

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Crews nearing completion of resurfacing work on U.S. 30
BUCYRUS - The orange barrels are expected to be removed from U.S. 30 near Bucyrus soon, nearly eight months after work began on a minor rehabilitation project.
"The contractor will be removing the lane closures within the week," said Kaitlyn Thompson, a public information officer for the Ohio Department of Transportation District Three.
Kokosing Construction Company crews began placing orange barrels along the six-mile stretch of highway between County Road 330 to Lower Leesville Road on March 18. Work on the $8.1 million project was initially expected to be completed in September.
Complications with repairs to the Holmes Center Road overpass pushed that date to October, then unforeseen conditions on the bridges caused additional delays.
"The plans called for a certain depth of concrete to be removed, but site conditions required additional removal, which delayed the rest of the project," Thompson said.
Some work still remains to be completed, she said. Rumble striping is expected to be completed next week, plus a few punch list items.
Looking ahead to the Mansfield project
The project pales in comparison with a project planned to begin in Mansfield next spring.
Nearly four miles of U.S. 30, from Ohio 309 to Fifth Avenue, is scheduled for "complete reconstruction."
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According to Mansfield City Engineer Bob Bianchi, the $73 million project, stretching from Ohio 309 to Fifth Avenue, is scheduled to begin in May and will last three years. Bridges will be replaced and interchanges reconfigured. The eastbound Ohio 13 and Ohio 545 exit/entrance ramps will be combined.
On its website, ODOT District Three posted that two lanes will be open during most of the construction but that U.S. 30 may be reduced to one lane in each direction during short time periods, such as during replacement of the outside shoulders.
The contractor completing resurfacing work on North Sandusky Avenue/Ohio 4 was able to take advantage of the good weather and complete the resurfacing portion this fall, Thompson said.
The scheduled completion date for the work between Perry Street and Quaker Road remains May 2020, but there are no longer parking restrictions or lane restrictions through Bucyrus, she said.
The minor rehabilitation project consists of resurfacing the road, repairing sidewalks and curbs and doing some traffic signal work; the latter of which will begin in the spring. "That will cause some intermittent minor traffic impacts," Thompson said.
Kokosing is also the contractor for this project, whose estimated cost is above $1.7 million.
Reporter Monroe Trombly contributed to this story.


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Olumba Olumba Obu has claimed credit for the emergence of retired General Muhammadu Buhari as President, declaring that the Nigerian leader and the entire Nigerians must embrace him as the sole spiritual head of the universe for the ultimate salvation and solutions of the country’s problems. David Irefin, a Professor, Bishop and International President of Olumba Olumba’s church, The Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, made the declaration during a press conference on Wednesday at NUJ Kaduna Secretariat.
He claimed that “Olumba Olumba Obu is the manifest comforter by the Lord Jesus Christ who appeared in human form in the African continent as testified in the Bible chapter Matthew 6 verse 9-13.”
Irefin said Olumba Olumba Obu is a person who millions of people see and hear everywhere distinctly, which has made many people to conclude that he is not an ordinary man.
“Olumba Olumba is a person since creation of the world that possessed all the qualities and virtues of the Holy Spirit. He is therefore God in human form,” he said.
The Bishop said their Olumba Olumba Obu had made many prophesies in the past which had direct connection to the continued survival of Nigeria.
According to him, “It was he who ended the Nigerian civil war during the Yakubu Gowon era. He made Goodluck Jonathan president. He even made President Buhari president two years before 2015. He gave Barack Obama leadership of the United States of America. He destroyed the Soviet Union when they disallowed Christian religion to be practised, and many more.”
Irehin also asserted that Olumba Olumba Obu has given Love as a new world order, by which all nations, institutions ought to change their constitutions with love, of which failure to do that, is what is responsible for the on-going confusion, wars, bloodshed and corruptions that engulfed the world.
He said it is “a general call to all nations, Christians, Muslims, Buddhists, Hindus, Jews, animists to repent, confess their sins and embrace peace and love under the doctrines of Olumba Olumba Obu who is God in human form, as the only salvation for this world to be a better place to live.”
Irehin further claimed that the solution and survival of Nigeria and all other nations depend on the ability of the Buhari government and all other people in the country to listen to Leader Olumba Olumba Obu and put his teachings into practice as the only way of salvation to all mankind.
Addressed jointly with the International Coordinator of Association of Brotherhood of the Cross and Star, Christ Ambassador Abdul Mamman, the movement said the reason why people don’t recognise Olumba Olumba Obu as God is because they are not baptised properly; they are indulging in sins, of lying, envy, illicit sex, cheating and all other forms of crimes prohibited by God.
The press briefing is part of the weeklong activities of the Association f Academics Scholars ABAS International, which is religious movement under the umbrella of Brotherhood of the Cross and Star of the Olumba Olumba Onu as spiritual head. The event ends with a peaceful march/procession on Saturday.
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The word ‘probiotic’ is one that most people have probably heard, though maybe not one that most people understand the true meaning of. I think people might just have a general sense that it’s something healthy and that’s purely based on the word itself.
You hear it in advertisements for supplements and healthy foods or in discussions on what constitutes a healthy diet. Probiotics are one of the numerous different kinds of bacteria that can live naturally in your body.
Your body has both good and bad bacteria. Individually they are known as microbes and are always in a kind of competition with each other. Probiotics are among the good ones, and they are essential for keeping bad bacteria under control.
It’s a wide term and it’s characterized by a few different things. For a microbe to be considered a probiotic, it must be something that doesn’t grow naturally in the human body but can survive in your intestines after ingestion and it also must have some kind of proven benefit.
There are several foods you can get these from but the most popular source of probiotics is yoghurt. Other dairy products such as buttermilk and cheeses are also well-known for it and if you are on a plant-based diet, you can get it from a wide variety of alternatives.
It’s recommended to get your probiotics in early in the day by including them in breakfast and going plant-based might actually be a healthier route overall. Let’s take a look at some of the benefits of a plant-based, probiotic rich breakfast:
It’s a natural process that occurs in our body, and yet for some reason digestion is a troublesome thing for an awful lot of people. There are many who regularly suffer from constipation, irregular movements, general irritation and in some cases even diarrhea.
The severity of such issues will vary from person to person and it is often associated with specific conditions. But most of the time it just has to do with a diet that is lacking in the right nutrients. Fiber is a big part of it for digestion, but so are probiotics.
One of the ways this works is in that it lowers the pH level of your colon, which makes it a much more agreeable environment for allowing food to pass through at a comfortable and regular pace.
It also increases your capacity to absorb protein and other vitamins so that everything is running more smoothly down there.
Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) is a horrible condition that is categorized by abdominal pain, gas, diarrhea and constipation. It’s a very common condition and you are more likely to develop it the older you get.
Unfortunately, there isn’t really a cure for it at the moment, but there are things you can do to help ease the symptoms and one of those things is including a healthy amount of probiotics in your diet.
Some of the bacteria that is generally present in the guys of IBS patients includes Streptococcus, E.Coli and Clostridium. These are infectious, disease-carrying bacteria and they will interfere with the natural order of your digestive system.
Probiotics will inhibit their growth, strengthen the immune system’s capacity to protect your guts and will also fight inflammation caused by such bacteria. This would give a tremendous amount of symptom relief to IBS patients.
Won’t Irritate Your Gut as Much as Dairy
Depending on your personal relationship with different food types, trying to raise your probiotic count by way of dairy might not work quite as well for you. The most prominent carbohydrate found in dairy products is lactose.
Some people are lactose intolerant and can’t digest that at all, but even for those who aren’t, lactose is quite harsh and is a leading gut irritant. And relating to the previous point, lactose intolerance is present in almost half of IBS patients.
It’s worth trying to substitute dairy with plant-based options as much as possible and see how it affects your guts.
Will Produce Vitamins
Probiotics can help your body to synthesize some of the essential vitamins that your body requires. Before you start planning out your diet to ensure you are getting all the necessary vitamins, you should calculate your needs.
Using this keto macro calculator will give you a good indication of what vitamins you require based on your size, weight, age, and activity level. Being that it’s a keto-based calculator, this will also help to keep your crabs low which will benefit your guts too.
A lot of people are usually lacking in at least a few of the important vitamins and will be suffering in some ways as a consequence. Probiotics can help produce vitamin K, which is important for bone metabolism and regulating blood calcium levels.
And they are also good for synthesizing the water-soluble B vitamins. Said vitamins play a vital role in your digestive health, your appetite, energy levels and can also help your brain and eyesight.
Good For Your Mental Health
There has been a lot of discussion lately about the connection between your brain and your gut and how it might be much more significant than we had previously thought. This is due to something known as the Enteric Nervous System (ENS).
It’s not something that can actually think or make decisions, but due to its near identical makeup, it does communicate with your Central Nervous System (CNS) and they can influence each other.
If your gut isn’t healthy, this can have a knock-on effect on your brain and result in things like anxiety, depression and mood swings. While there is more research necessary to truly understand these links, there is a definite connection and having a healthy gut can alleviate some mental health problems.
Of course, it’s not going to cure the most serious of issues and if you are really struggling with your mental health you should seek professional help, but you will likely notice a more stable mood if you increase your probiotic intake.
So with all of these advantages in mind, it’s really a no-brainer to start including probiotics in your diet. And as we’ve discussed, you can expect the full benefit of it if you take a plant-based approach, and if you ensure a probiotic-rich start to every single day at breakfast time.

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Belozertsev promises to take care of issue of deceived housing equity holders and visit problem buildings
Penza, 13 November 2017. PenzaNews. The governor of the Penza region Ivan Belozertsev promised to head a working group that will take care of the issue of housing equity holders who suffered from developers' actions.
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In particular, according to him, it was the case of clients of the company Penzadorstroy, which "got in a difficult situation". The number of people deceived by the company is over 800.
"We are trying to deal with the issue and will take care that it is solved. It is impossible to find a solution immediately," the head of the region noted at the operational meeting in the regional government on Monday, November 13.
He reminded that previously it had been likely that 2,000 people could have been deceived but this had been avoided due to a number of technical and financial possibilities.
"All the other houses will be built," the governor assured.
Ivan Belozertsev explained that it is impossible to allocate a large sum of money from the Penza region budget to commission 4-5 problematic facilities, that is why within a regional law it was suggested that other developers should finish the construction and for doing this they should get free land for new projects.
He added that the issue of connecting the buildings to public utilities was considered.
"I am going to visit the buildings this week," the head of the region said noting that a meeting with the developers will be held as well.
"I need a final decision regarding which companies will finish construction of the houses. [...] We must find a solution in any case [...], so that the Penza region has no deceived housing equity holders," Ivan Belozertsev summed up.
As it was reported before, on November 11 a rally in Penza attended by participants of shared-equity construction, who had bought flats in the housing estates "In Strelbishchenskaya", "Lukomorye", "Rayki", and "8 Marta", had been held. By doing so, the people tried to draw officials' attention to failure to commission the buildings in time.
They were holding banners with the inscriptions "Government must be responsible for fraudsters!", "Governor, where are you? Housing equity holders of Penzastroy are in distress!" and others.


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A host of tree canopy initiatives have popped up in recent years in Seattle and King County. While none seek to limit tree loss to development on private property, the increase in attention is good news for trees owned by the city, many of which are nearing the end of their lifespan and will need to be replaced. These programs include:
- The One Million Trees Campaign — King County’s 2015 campaign has a goal of planting one million trees across the county by 2020. The county plans to provide half the trees, and is working with local governments and nonprofits for the other half. The county has already planted 60,000 trees and will soon launch an online dashboard to track progress toward the million-tree goal. Volunteers can sign up online.
- The Green Seattle Partnership — a joint effort by the city of Seattle and sustainability nonprofit Forterra, and, according to the city, the largest urban forest restoration project in the country. Started in 2004, the partnership is more than halfway through its 20-year strategic plan to keep 2,500 acres of Seattle’s forested parks healthy. The program relies on volunteers and community groups to care for trees on public lands such as Carkeek Park, Longfellow Creek and Genesee Park. Care by public stewards includes removing tree-strangling non-native vines, planting new trees and maintaining existing trees. Interested volunteers can find an event near them on the partnership’s website.
- City Habitats — launched in summer 2015, this Nature Conservancy-led program works to decrease polluted stormwater runoff by increasing trees in areas that need them most across cities in the Puget Sound area. It involves 70 local partners in the public, private and nonprofit sectors working across Puget Sound. The Nature Conservancy set the ambitious goal of obtaining the same type of canopy cover assessment that Seattle just completed for the rest of Puget Sound in the next two years.
- The Urban Bird Treaty — on May 5th, Seattle became the 28th urban bird treaty city in the U.S. The Urban Bird Treaty is U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service program that partners with states and cities, as well as local nonprofits like Seattle Audubon, to protect bird migration routes. Cities located on these routes, such as Seattle on what is known as the Pacific Flyway, can pose hazards to birds making long migratory journeys. The project will focus on reducing hazards like bright lights at night and creating urban bird habitat through a continuous network of trees across the city, made up mostly of urban forest.
- Trees for Neighborhoods — since 2009, the city of Seattle has been giving away 1,000 trees a year to residents. Each household can receive up to four trees with watering bags and mulch for each, along with assistance in applying for a permit if planting street trees. The program also provides assistance and education on where to plant and how to care for a new tree, as well as check ups on trees given out through the program. Residents can apply for the tree lottery in July and sign up for more information and email notifications through the city of Seattle’s website.
- Tree Ambassadors — the city of Seattle’s network of volunteers that care for trees across the city and educate the community about the importance of trees. Ambassadors lead stewardship projects and educational tree walks. Residents interested in becoming ambassadors can email firstname.lastname@example.org.


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The Number of People with Diabetes is Growing in Russia
OREANDA-NEWS. The number of patients with diabetes in Russia has increased by more than 20% over the past five years. This was reported by the Ministry of Health of the Russian Federation.
Most people with diabetes are registered in the Pskov region: there are 4.8 thousand cases of the disease per 100 thousand inhabitants. Next are the Tula and Ivanovo regions: 4.5 thousand cases of diabetes per 100 thousand local residents. The following are Karelia (4.4 thousand cases of diabetes), Oryol Oblast (4.3 thousand).
The lowest rates for diabetes in the country are in Dagestan: 1.1 thousand cases per 100 thousand people.
It is noted that patients with diabetes have increased by 23%. In 2013, 3.9 million cases of diabetes were recorded, and in 2018 this figure reached 4.8 million people.

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My work is predominantly concerned with the depiction of people in situations that reflect everyday life.I attempt to draw attention to situations that at first appear routine but within this I hope to highlight a variety of human situations, experiences and emotions. Recent themes have focused on Dementia, African Emigration and Airport departure lounges. My current project focuses on shoppers on a busy Nottingham street.
I work with Acrylic paint. I enjoy working fast and I’m striving to develop a more painterly style avoiding the ‘tightness’ that I sometimes succumb to.
My aim is to is to encourage observers to look beyond the obvious. To look closely at my paintings and to share something of what I see.
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The computer creates code from 4 non-repeating numbers. Your task is to guess. After entering each key, it will be known how many numbers are in place (bulls) and how many in the key, but are not in its place (cows).
- Secret number: 4271
- Opponent's try: 1234
- Answer: 1 bull and 2 cows. (The bull is "2", the cows are "4" and "1".)
After you entered the code, the computer changes any number to +1 or -1, if possible.
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The Cultivated Garden is an award winning garden maintenance company located in Toronto. Owner Barbara Rosensweig is a graduate of the Horticulture and Landscape Technician program from Algonquin College in Ottawa and has been working in the green industry since 1985. A passionate gardener and plant lover Barbara started The Cultivated Garden in 2001 when she recognized the need for skilled and experienced horticulturists who could service the fast growing landscaping sector. With today's popular trend towards expanding our indoor spaces outward, the need for horticultural expertise has never been more important. Savvy homeowners understand the significance of creating value in their landscapes and for many, maintaining the outside has become as important as maintaining the inside of their homes. Whether it's choosing from the seemingly endless and diversified variety of plant material available, knowing when to divide and transplant perennials or creating interesting and unique seasonal containers, our knowledgeable and experienced staff is well positioned to take care of all your horticultural needs. The Cultivated Garden is a proud member of Landscape Ontario and the Canadian Nursery and Landscape Association.


Kalakari film festival by Rishi Nikam aims to support female filmmakers in redefining the uncaptured cinema of the world
500+ women films will on the stage of by this year's Kalakari film festival by Rishi Nikam
The history of art and film is littered with the names of great mens . But what about the women who have helped shape the world's visual history?
The kalakari film festival is taking steps towards getting their female talent recognised, particularly if they’re behind the camera rather than in front of it. For as long as there have been movies, there have been women making them.
Kalakari film festival by Rishi Nikam aims to support female filmmakers in redefining the uncaptured cinema of the world.
The 6th edition of the kalakari film festival will feature over 500 women-oriented films. It will also promote movies by women filmmakers from various Indian regions some kalakari women filmmakers are Dona Roy, Parushi Gupta, Runa Mukherjee Parikh, Priya Bhattacharya,
A film has no gender; its creator should not be judged solely by their gender.
These women refused to conform to the structures and claimed their much deserved emancipation.
Rishi Nikam said that the main objective of the Kalakari Film Fest is to provide a platform for the artists of India to display their art on a global level. This event also helps them gain recognition.
We are a great team composed of talented individuals such as Adityaitoriya and Priyayadav. Kalakari has gained popularity due to its unique style of storytelling. This festival will also feature various prominent celebrities from all around the world.


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Your first introduction to permaculture will likely have come through gardening. Perhaps you just got a polytunnel and started looking into organic gardening methods – perhaps you've been a gardener for far longer and discovered new ways of doing things that make more sense for us and our planet. Either way, when you discovered the sensible and practical permaculture gardening methods, it is unlikely that you turned your back on them. In fact, you may be wondering what permaculture design systems could offer for the other areas of your life and thinking about spreading permaculture beyond your polytunnel garden.
Permaculture shows us the way forward in a polytunnel garden, or any other garden for that matter. It shows us what is possible in terms of food growing, on a variety of different scales. But though permaculture was originally defined as 'permanent agriculture' it is now more commonly defined as 'permanent culture' and is far broader in scope than just the field of food growing.
The three central permaculture tenets – care for our planet, care for people, and fair share/ return of surplus to the system can be applied in a wide range of different arenas. The various principles put forth to help with designing permaculture systems can also be applied to different facets of our lives.
You may like to begin my thinking about how you can bring permaculture ethics, principles and practices to bear inside your home. When trying to spread permaculture ideas and activities this is a really good place to start. Some permaculture practices to do with food growing in your polytunnel will already feed in to your home – composting kitchen waste, for example, storing and preserving food and cooking from scratch with home grown organic produce are all compatible with permaculture. But thinking beyond the basics, you can create a kitchen layout, for example, that works better for you, you can discover more sustainable ways to clean and manage your home and can make sure that all your rooms are laid out in the best possible configuration for a healthy and sustainable lifestyle.
In learning about permaculture, don't just focus on how to you might apply the ethics and principles inside your polytunnel or elsewhere in your garden, but think also about how they can be applied in your home, perhaps at your workplace – even in your leisure time... and in a broader view, you can think, also about what permaculture means in political terms, and in terms of the structure of our communities and wider society as it is and as it should be.

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The world stood still yesterday as Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and U.S. President Donald Trump had their first official visit. The two politicians are recognized around the world for different reasons. Prime Minister Trudeau is a self-proclaimed feminist that champions immigration, but has come under scrutiny more recently for failing to push ahead with several campaign promises. Trump, on the other hand, secured his place in the Oval Office largely by rallying working class Americans who reject the establishment and fear their future in a globalized world.
So much attention this past year has been placed on the populist upheaval in the U.S. and other countries. While Canadians like to think we are immune to the global lack of trust in institutions, the 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer reveals that Canada is at a trust tipping point.
For the first time since Edelman started tracking the general population, Canada finds itself among countries who distrust their institutions. Trust in business, media and government is in trouble.
This is in sharp contrast to last year, where the Trust Barometer results saw Canadians riding the wave of the ‘Trudeau Effect’: trust in institutions, fueled by the 2015 federal election, was at the highest level in five years.
So, what accounts for this sinking institutional trust in Canada, and what will it take to recover?
The study confirmed there is a growing gap between the Canadian informed public (educated, upper-quartile income earners) and the mass population in terms of institutional trust. The 15-point gap in Canada is nearly twice what it was last year, and is the biggest recorded gap noted between these two groups, approaching gaps seen in countries like the U.S., UK and France.
Trust in all traditional spokespeople – from academic experts to financial industry analysts to CEOs – is down. In fact, we are twice as likely to trust a person like ourselves as we are a board director, government official or CEO.
This is likely because 80 percent of Canadians think that elites who run institutions are out of touch with regular people. We are more likely to trust individuals (70 percent) than institutions (30 percent), and we are more than 3.5 times as likely to trust ‘leaked’ information over official company press statements.
When it comes to who’s to blame for the problems Canada faces today, the government came out overwhelmingly on top. Sixty-three percent of people blame the government for our problems (31 percent for both business and media, notably), while 66 percent hold government responsible for fixing them.
While our attention turned to political leaders this week, who clearly face the burden from people to take action, it’s critical to remember that Canadian businesses can no longer stand on the sidelines.
Here are three ways that businesses can fill the trust gap in Canada:
- Don’t be complacent: Find ways to effect positive societal change – be it environmental sustainability, reducing poverty, supporting infrastructure or championing human rights – and talk about doing so publicly. This also means engaging with employees and empowering them to advocate for the company and champion the brand.
- Speak with, not at: Get comfortable with the new norm. It is no longer a world of command and control, but a world where influence is shaped by the people. Businesses must act transparently, ensuring that all messages are delivered by the right source, through the right platform, and invite dialogue.
- Tell audience-centric stories: Canadians prefer authentic information that comes from real people – especially employees. Information that comes from these sources will be more credible than information found in a corporate statement. Putting audiences – versus self-interest – at the centre is crucial.
The irony is not lost on me that, given the low level of trust in CEOs, you may question all that I’m saying. But as business leaders we must seize on this opportunity to build trust with Canadians again and fill the void left by the other institutions. For me, this means standing behind our values, taking meaningful actions to influence economic and social outcomes, leveraging the power of employees as advocates, and actively involving our customers and other stakeholders in meaningful dialogue. What are ways that you are looking to effect change?
Lisa Kimmel is president & CEO, Edelman Canada.


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Charlie works as a part-time assistant for Maths Club by Post. This is her story about how she has been inspired to sneakily drip-feed Maths into her son’s life:
I have a lively full on 5-year-old boy who has bundles of energy and just loves to play every minute of the day. Starting school when he had barely turned 4 was a shock to the system, he certainly was not ready to learn in a formal classroom setting. It became apparent early on that he was ‘behind’ substantially, failing to meet the expected national curriculum standard for his age. As from last week, he is now on the Special Educational Needs register.
He struggles to remember or recall any learning. It is pretty disheartening and frustrating for me as a parent and ex primary school teacher to see him struggling so much. After some input, he’d be able to count aloud to ten or read particular key words and I’d think, ‘Hooray, he’s got it!’ only to discover the next day that all such knowledge seemed to be completely wiped from his memory and we’d be back to square one.
I try to help by integrating maths into daily life situations. The other day, I had some skittles left over from ginger bread making which I thought my 3 children could use up, so I asked my son if he’d like to ‘share’ them out fairly. He immediately set about dividing them up into 3 groups then counted the skittles in each group. He is very conscientious and accurate at counting where sweets are concerned!
Below I have compiled a list of a few other maths related things we integrate into daily life. I am hoping that exposure to maths concepts and knowledge in a variety of fun engaging ways will help over a long period of time.
Every night my son insists on me or his dad hugging him, whilst counting to 100 and sing the Alphabet. We think this is a devious yet very clever way of making the bedtime routine last as long as possible to delay going to sleep! At times it can be tiresome, and we chant to 100 pretty fast! Other times are slower in which we deliberately get it wrong so that my son will interrupt and correct. We are now moving on to pausing every multiple of 10 for him to fill in. He will try it on and ask for another 100 count, so we just say, ‘one, two, miss a few, ninety-nine, one hundred!’ I will never forget the time I counted over one hundred… he looked so astonished when I explained that the numbers actually go on forever; a definite ‘mind blown’ moment!
We live a mile away from the school, we try to walk but frequently succumb to the car. On some occasions walking, my son can be annoyingly slow, (anxious about going to school) so to jolly him along, we play a few games.
A simple one is to walk for 10, skip for 10, jog for 10 etc or the Stop/Start traffic light game. Yes, I probably do look like a nutter. I’d rather that then suddenly discover him standing stationary 100 metres behind me. The game usually doesn’t last long, he tires of things very quickly so I’m always reinventing creative ways to get him to move! I’m not some kind of super mum at all – it’s out of sheer desperation to be honest because my son is a real challenge and doesn’t comply easily.
My older daughters love Fizz Buzz. A game where each person counts in turn, but if the number is a multiple of 3 say shout FIZZ, if the number is a multiple of 4 shout ‘BUZZ’ and if the number is a multiple of 3 and 4 shouts ‘FIZZ BUZZ’! This is obviously waaaay too hard for 5 yr old. But he likes to be involved so I whisper to him what to say and he’s happy.
On long car journeys we play Number plate Bingo. Caroline, who runs Maths Club by Post gave us some templates with shapes to look out for, also grids with calculations on. We make it easier for my 5 yr old by asking him to simply spot specific numbers (no calculating involved).
We’ve recently started Geocaching. Basically, it’s like a treasure hunt. It’s surprising what kind of maths goes on… learning directions like North, South, East, West and looking at the app to see how many metres away you are from the cache! If we start walking away from it the number of metres goes up, if we are getting closer the number goes down.
We play football and keep a record of goals scored.
We occasionally do Junior Park run – a 2km timed run. An email is sent afterwards to give all sorts of results and statistics. It’s really fun and not something we take seriously at all. Sometimes I see whether my son can read any of the numbers as he is quite interested. I think that’s the key; find something children are interested in, that’s meaningful. If I was to show him a sheet of paper with numbers on there would be zero interest. That’s why it’s good to learn from real life situations. We do this without even realising.
There are hundreds of learning apps out there.
Jigsaw puzzles really appeal to my son, shape and space is one of his strong points. So, if it’s a jigsaw puzzle about numbers or letters that is an added bonus.
I’ll be honest, I’m no baker. I find cooking with 3 children stressful. However, IF we happen to be baking in the half term for want of something better to do, getting 5 yr old to watch the scales for a specific number is a good way of getting a bit of maths in without realising.
If you feel like you need some inspiration to help your child with Maths at home – preferably without them noticing – ‘like’ Maths Club by Post on Facebook for regular tips and tricks.


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Early on in my programming career, I used to use a check on each frame to see if there was any collision. Sounds like the standard way to do collision detection, you might think. But for some reason it was always rather inefficient. I can’t remember exactly how I used to code my collision detection, but I do remember people laughing at my attempts at collision detection.
That was, until I discovered (this sounds like a cheesy info-mercial doesn’t it?) that there was a lot of physics (and one massive calculation) involved in efficient collision detection. The system I use now, is based on a bit of physics I came across a few months back. It’s a long and boring (for most people that is) piece of physics but it’s the best solution I’ve found (so far).
Anyway, here’s a link to a piece of C++ pseudo code that explains (to those who can read C++ code) what the physics does. The neatest thing about this code, is that you would only have to run this once, and it would tell you if two objects will ever cross on their current trajectories.

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text: Adam Sandler's movies tend to follow a blueprint: He's a lovable doofus who messes up his life and then fixes it all by the end of the film, while the hottest girl in the world falls in love with him seemingly against all logic or good advice. Along the way, a lot of sophomoric jokes get cracked by his former SNL castmates who are part of the Happy Madison family. He shakes off that trope for The Ridiculous 6, in one way. In this film, he's a totally competent guy — the strong, silent type. For Sandler, that means talking like Christian Bale in The Dark Knight (or Clint Eastwood in every Western ever) to convey complexity and depth. It also means he's the straight man while his supporting cast and a burro make really bad jokes about farts, women's bodies, and every racial stereotype under the sun. At its core, The Ridiculous 6 is, like most of Sandler's movies, an infantile fantasy. He hooks up with his five brothers, played by Rob Schneider, Jorge Garcia, Taylor Lautner, Terry Crews, and Luke Wilson, to go on a journey to save the father they never knew. Or, a journey to manhood. The problem with that is that their path to becoming men contains no fully developed female characters. Even Quentin Tarantino's forthcoming update on the Western genre, The Hateful Eight, manages to fit in a strong female with Jennifer Jason Leigh's character, Daisy Domergue. In Sandler's world, women are reduced to one-note appearances. They are prostitutes, wives, and the memories of the brothers' mothers, who are only described through the eyes of their sons but never actually speak. We meet Sandler's wife, the dutiful Smoking Fox (Julia Jones), a Native American woman with a name that manages to be both racist and sexist. That's the theme for all the Native American women we meet, who get one-note lines of introduction. They include Screaming Eagle, Never Wears Bra (a woman in the tribe who desperately wants to do it with Sandler for no apparent reason), and Beaver Breath (a woman whom a rival gang finds unattractive). The objections of the Native American community to this movie were well documented while it was still in production. It's not only Native Americans this film manages to skewer. Lautner plays a mentally impaired young man who's the butt of many jokes. Garcia plays a man with developmental disorders thanks to fetal alcohol syndrome. Schneider dons brown face paint to play a Mexican. Crews constantly makes jokes that he's half-black and no one can tell. That's Sandler's comedy M.O.: In a world where nothing is sacred, it's fine to make fun of everything, right? Nope. The humor here is not smart enough to be subversive, so it just feels irresponsible and offensive. The story makes plenty of historical detours by well known comedians, including a 10-minute bit where John Turturro creates the game of baseball; one where Luke Wilson is President Lincoln's bodyguard and lets John Wilkes Booth (Chris Kattan) kill him; a running gag about the Left Eye gang led by Will Forte; and a plot line about a poker game that is only worth mentioning here because it features the film's lone female comedian, Whitney Cummings. She plays Jon Lovitz's wife and gets less screen time and jokes than Vanilla freaking Ice. Ridiculous? We'd say so.


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At St Jude’s we offer a suite of services to cater for most tastes. These range from small midweek services to larger traditional or informal gatherings on Sundays.
All Sunday services are held in the main body of St Jude’s Church
Sunday 8:00 am
A traditional service of Holy Communion with hymns using ‘A Prayer book for Australia’.
Sunday 9:30 am
A semi-traditional service of ‘Sung Eucharist’ with an emphasis on good music led by the choir, small orchestra and pipe organ.
This 9:30am service draws on a variety of hymns, both traditional and contemporary, and uses ‘A prayer book for Australia’.
Services at 8am and 9.30am are followed by morning tea served at the gathering space at the back of the church.
Laying on of hands with a prayer for healing is regularly administered at the 9.30 am Sunday Eucharist on the 3rd Sunday of each month, as well as in the home or hospital (by request to our Parish Office).
All weekday services use ‘A Prayer book for Australia’
Friday 10:00 am
A service of Holy Communion especially, but not exclusively, for seniors. A hymn is sung and a small sermon is preached. This service is designed for those who cannot attend one of the Sunday services and is followed by a morning tea in one of our small halls.
Home communion, hospital and ‘aged care facility’ services are offered on a regular basis monthly and are available on request. Please contact our parish office for more details.


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Reveal Your Detroit is a unique community photography project that was inspired by the DIA’s Detroit Revealed: Photographs 2000-2010. The display will feature a digital compilation of submissions, including those from The Detroit Free Press Detroit Self-Portrait project, the DIA’s Flickr pool, and from over 50 Detroit-based community organizations and groups. Reveal Your Detroit showcases a broad cross-section of images - from the gritty to the sublime - of Detroit’s rich diversity and unique character.
The exhibition is displayed at the Detroit Public Library in the Grand Hall on the second floor.

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The Influence of Social Media on Fashion Trends
In today’s digital age, social media has become an integral part of our lives. It has transformed the way we communicate, connect, and even how we perceive and follow fashion trends. From influencers to fashion brands, social media has had a significant influence on the fashion industry, shaping and redefining trends like never before.
One of the most prominent ways in which social media has influenced fashion is through the rise of influencers. These individuals, with their vast number of followers, have the power to sway fashion trends and consumer choices. By creating captivating content and visually appealing images, influencers have become key players in the fashion world. Their ability to connect with their audience on a personal level has helped them develop loyal followings who look to them for inspiration and style advice.
Platforms like Instagram have become a hub for fashion inspiration, where users can discover new trends and follow their favorite influencers’ daily style. Fashion bloggers and micro-influencers have gained popularity for their relatable and accessible content, showcasing fashion in a way that is more attainable to the average consumer. Through carefully curated feeds, these fashion influencers have brought a fresh perspective to the industry, democratizing fashion and breaking down traditional barriers.
Moreover, social media platforms have become breeding grounds for new fashion trends. Gone are the days when runway shows and fashion magazines were the sole sources of inspiration. Now, anyone with a smartphone can be a trendsetter. Street style, once reserved for fashion weeks and elite circles, has been democratized through platforms like TikTok and Snapchat. Fashion enthusiasts can now share their unique and individual styles with the world, creating a melting pot of influences and fashion ideas.
Social media has also given a voice to marginalized communities and challenged traditional beauty standards. With the hashtag movements like #bodypositivity and #diversityin fashion, users are demanding representation and inclusivity in the industry. Fashion brands are gradually responding to these evolving demands and starting to feature a wider range of body shapes, sizes, and ethnicities in their campaigns. The power of social media in creating this shift is undeniable, as it amplifies voices that have been traditionally marginalized and overlooked.
The speed and accessibility of social media have also accelerated the fashion cycle. With live streams and real-time updates from fashion weeks, consumers are no longer left waiting for fashion magazines to unveil the latest trends. They can see and share fashion moments instantly, which has created a demand for instant gratification and constant novelty. As a result, fast fashion brands have emerged, catering to the needs of consumers who want to stay on top of the latest trends without breaking the bank.
However, with the positives come some negatives. The influence of social media on fashion trends has led to an increase in consumerism and wastefulness. The need to constantly update one’s wardrobe to keep up with the latest trends can contribute to a throwaway culture, where clothes are bought, worn once, and discarded. This has significant environmental implications, as the fashion industry is already one of the largest contributors to pollution and waste.
Furthermore, the pressure to look a certain way and keep up with the fashion trends promoted on social media has created a sense of insecurity and anxiety among many users. The constant comparison and fear of missing out on the latest styles can take a toll on one’s mental health. It is crucial to recognize the curated nature of social media and it’s not always an accurate reflection of reality.
In conclusion, social media has undeniably revolutionized the fashion industry. The rise of influencers, the democratization of fashion, and the demand for representation have reshaped trends and dictated consumer choices. However, it is essential to approach social media with caution and not get swept up in the pressure to conform. It is essential to remember that fashion is a form of self-expression and personal style should always take priority over fleeting trends. So while social media can be a valuable tool for inspiration, it is important to stay true to oneself and use fashion as a means of self-empowerment.

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