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Activists Revive Heroic WWII-era Practice of Smuggling to Safety

by Phil Wilomt, Waging Nonviolence

About 100 Danes, young and old, stood outside Copenhagen City Court in the chilly seaside winds last week to show their solidarity with four activists alleged to have illegally assisted refugees in their trek across the waters from Denmark to Sweden.

While only two of the accused are Danish citizens, all are members of MedMenneskeSmuglerne, or "Those who smuggle thy neighbor"—an outgrowth of the more broad-based initiative Welcome to Denmark, which welcomes migrants and refugees into the country.

Last year, over one million migrants and refugees from Syria, Afghanistan, Eritrea and other unstable nations endured the risks of exodus to Denmark and other parts of Europe. Many died during the journey or ended up in refugee camps for prolonged periods. This migration wave correlates directly to the growing xenophobia and shift to the right in many European countries, including Denmark.

"Pretty much all leftist organizations in Europe neglected to consider the refugee influx on their agendas," said Mimoza Murati, one of the non-Danish activists facing criminal charges that day. "We should have been prepared because we know the political landscape."

While Danish prosecutors may not have agreed, their case was ultimately dismissed for lack of substantial evidence. The four members of MedMenneskeSmuglerne were met with victorious applause by their Welcome to Denmark cohorts outside the court building.

Providing hospitality for asylum seekers
When Trine Simmel, a young Danish activist from Aarhus, saw the masses of migrants on television pouring across the German border into Denmark's Jylland peninsula around September 2015, she connected with her friends to figure out what they could do to provide basic needs to the newcomers.

The migrants were being escorted by policemen into Jylland, so the youth initially planned to wait at an overpass, where they could drop care packages full of warm clothes, hygiene products and other essentials. The migrants, however, had become suspicious of being escorted by state authorities and dispersed themselves into the forests, which made tracking them much more difficult.

"The young people residing in Jylland called their parents to convene four or five cars, so shoes and related items could be distributed," Simmel explained. "When drivers would come across migrants, they would offer the care package and ask them where they wanted to go within Denmark."

A good number of the refugees decided to go to Copenhagen, just across the sea from Sweden, where some already had family members.

"Many apolitical people stepped up to help drive those walking on the railways," Simmel said. "Many of these people had family backgrounds as immigrants and felt empathetic, but were not usually active in political issues." An informal hospitality network known as Venligboerne, which includes over 150,000 members across Denmark, helped facilitate the volunteer effort.

Activists like Simmel felt this crisis presented an opportunity to get away from the typical activist duties of meetings and demonstration, and provide a direct service. The influx of refugees tugged at their consciences.

"Just like my grandfather, I had to decide which side of history I wanted to be on," Simmel said. "Politicians demonized us for posting pictures on Facebook of immigrants being helped, but even [Danes] during World War II were demonized and in violation of the law [for helping Jews]."

Reviving a tradition of refugee smuggling
Denmark was the only country in Europe to reduce the size of its armed forces at the beginning of WWII, yet it was undoubtedly among the most effective in resisting German occupation.

Shortly after an overnight invasion of Denmark on April 9, 1940, 17-year-old Slagelse schoolboy Arne Sejr became frustrated at Danish passivity toward foreign rule. He returned home from school and used his typewriter to print 25 copies of his "Ten Commandments for Danes." The last of these commandments read, "You shall protect anyone chased by the Germans."

Danish youth discretely produced fliers of this kind over the course of the German occupation. Groups like the Danish Youth Association under the guidance of theology professor Hal Koch and the Churchill Club in Alborg sabotaged German authorities on a regular basis, sometimes destroying vehicles carrying weapons and munitions.

Christian communities circulated messages against the German occupation through their homilies. This led to the murder of Kaj Munk, who was among the most outspoken clerics advocating for Danish self-rule.

Among all of the tactics employed, the WWII-era Danes are perhaps most remembered for their effective smuggling of refugee Jews across the border into Sweden. During the course of a few months in 1943, 7,220 Jews—almost the entire Jewish population in Denmark—managed to escape to Sweden with the help of their Danish comrades. Only 472 were captured in early October during raids by the Nazis.

"Early on, we used this history of direct service to refugees as our inspiration," said Welcome to Denmark organizer Søren Warburg.

Providing a warm bed, an underground route to Sweden, warm clothes and a key to one's house: These are tactics literally cut from WWII memory and pasted upon today's context of migration in Europe. Even while Denmark's present government has intentionally made the country unattractive to asylum seekers, Danes themselves—strengthened by a history of unions and community organizing—are providing the services their elected representatives in the welfare state are refusing to provide.

Reflecting on the history of Danish aid to Jewish refugees, Welcome to Denmark spokesperson Line Søgaard said, "We had a sense that something historical was happening again." According to her, 500 Danes initially responded to the call to action and formed working groups, focusing both on a political campaign and direct services.

Sailing in solidarity
Since Copenhagen is situated about 20 miles across the Öresund Strait from Malmö, Sweden, members of the sailing community who wanted to help refugees find family members or friends in Sweden decided to take action. In October of 2015, they gathered a list of nearly 20 names of allied boat owners and organized the transport of migrants as a public act of defiance.

"At the beginning, we did not think anyone was going to get prosecuted," Søgaard said. "There are real human traffickers they could go after, but instead leaders are saying that we are the ones betraying the nation."

Getting in a boat again is no easy task for refugees who have survived the crossing of the Mediterranean Sea. "Many of the migrants we helped to reach Sweden would send us audio messages once they were relieved to have reached their family members," Søgaard said. "There was this sense that we were continuing the [WWII] legacy of assisting refugees, which some of our family members had started. We had stuck to our sense of morals and ethics even when the [anti-smuggling] law is wrong."

Crossing by sea, however, wasn't the only way to reach Sweden. Calle Vangstrup, one of the other four activists who faced criminal charges, worked with his movement members to provide around-the-clock assistance at Rødby, Padborg and Central stations—three major meeting points where migrants who are usually not conversant in Danish or able to understand the transportation system could depart for Sweden by train.

"There were groups of people who were willing to help within the law and those willing to break the law [prohibiting transportation assistance across the border]," Vangstrup said. "Thankfully, the Swedes are more receptive these days, unlike during WWII when they would often send the smuggled Jews back and put them at risk again."

Vangstrup believes members of Danish Nazi groups and the populist Danish Peoples' Party were the ones who saw MedMenneskeSmuglerne on the news and reported them to the police.

"As a socialist and as a human being, I feel I should not enjoy so many rights when the refugees have none," Vangstrup said.

Although the police carried out investigations leading to the charges against Vangstrup and his fellow activists last spring, police have not always perpetuated the xenophobia that characterizes the growing right-wing political ideology of Denmark.

During WWII, thousands of police officers were arrested by German authorities. Danish cops had developed a reputation for being unreliable, often deliberately overlooking the acts of sabotage committed by Danish youth against the occupiers.

This kind of humanity among the police resurfaced during the recent migrant influx in Denmark. "Many people were asking police what they could do to help the refugees,” Søgaard said. “The police did not even know how to advise people, so some looked the other way as the transporters continued their work."

After the four activists accused of human trafficking were relieved of their charges, they spoke at a press conference, encouraging those directly aiding migrants and refugees to continue their work.

"We are not even a radical group," Søgaard said. "We are just saying the same things that groups like the United Nations are saying [about the migration crisis]. Yet, there is still resistance to our efforts." At the end of the day, these so-called human traffickers were just helping others in need with a lift to wherever they were going.

"We all have a right to security and a safe place for us and our children," she continued. "We can't just close up our borders and live comfortable lives."

Phil Wilmot is husband to Suzan Abong Wilmot. Together, they co-founded Solidarity Uganda with a group of Ugandan activists. The organization aims to train social change and environmental advocacy groups throughout Uganda in the skills, methods, and concepts of nonviolence. Phil and Suzan reside in Lira, Uganda with their daughter Aceng Nadia.

This story first appeared Oct. 18 in Waging Nonviolence.

Top photo: Line Søgaard (right) sits at a press conference with the four MedMenneskeSmuglerne members who faced criminal charges for assisting refugees. Credit: WNV/Phil Wilmot

Bottom photo: Jewish refugees were ferried out of Denmark aboard Danish fishing boats bound for Sweden. Credit: US Holocaust Museum Memorial/Frihedsmuseet

From our Daily Report:

France: court allows closure of migrant camp
CounterVortex, Oct. 18, 2016

Forgotten history: Muslims who sheltered Jews
CounterVortex, Feb. 6, 2016

Copenhagen activists respond to terror
CounterVortex, Feb. 21, 2015

Sweden: Muslims under attack —and Jews
CounterVortex, Dec. 26, 2014

See also:

How Syrians are Struggling to Find an Exit
by Eleonora Vio, IRIN
CounterVortex, March 2016

The Mosque that Sheltered Jews
by Annette Herskovits, Turning Wheel
?CounterVortex, November 2011

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Sourdough Saga: Episode 1 – failure to launch

I’ve wanted a sourdough starter for ever so long – for as long as I’ve known and understood the sourdough process, I think.  Traditionally baked sourdough is *the* great bread, by definition, in my opinion.  With its wonderful texture and complex richness of flavour, it leaves the industrial ‘Chorleywood Process’ sliced white loaf so far behind that they’re hardly recognisable as the same animal.

So when I saw that one of my favourite food bloggers, The Rowdy Chowgirl, had brewed herself up a starter recently, it made my mind up.  I was going to do it, and I was going to do it NOW.  Well, just as soon as I tracked down a bag of rye flour, anyway.  And a couple of weekends ago, after following several different lines of reading and research, I got down to business.  ‘What’s that?’ asked Hubby, as he wandered into the kitchen to see me stirring a bowl of what could only be described as goo.  ‘A sourdough starter,’ I replied.  He thought about it for a moment.  ‘You realise you’re going to have to take that thing on holiday with you, don’t you?’  I tried to reassure him that I’d read about stashing it in the refrigerator for a period of time if necessary.  He seemed unconvinced.

Initial mix with rye flour

I broadly used the directions from The Fresh Loaf, except that I don’t have US-type measuring cups, and there’s nothing called AP flour on the shelves in the UK.  So I guessed a bit at quantities and used stoneground bread flour for the day 2 and subsequent additions.  I also used my tap water rather than the mineral or filtered water suggested – mostly on the basis that it’s nice tasting water without an obvious chlorine hit, and I brew with it regularly without adulterating it in any way, so I went ahead and assumed there wasn’t anything in it greatly damaging to yeasty beasties.

My starter was a thick batter-like consistency.  Thicker the first day when it was rye flour, and then it thinned down a bit with subsequent additions.  I used a 1l kilner jar I had lying around, with the gasket removed so that it wasn’t a sealed container, which I thought was a reasonable match for ‘cover loosely’.  I put it to rest the first day in the boiler cupboard, which is a coupe of degrees warmer than the rest of the kitchen.

After 24 hours, nothing much had happened, much as I expected.  I made the first additions with plain flour, and stashed it back in the cupboard.   It smelt… well, not exactly unpleasant, but definitely an ‘off’ smell, if you know what I mean.  But, forewarned by lots of other sourdough devotees, I plugged gamely on.

After 48 hours     Gordon's Alive!

24 hours after that, it had gone mental, doubled in size, and all bubbly and awesome.  I was convinced I’d cracked it.  I even named it, Gordon.  Because, you know, ‘Gordon’s Alive!?’  Anyway, as we all know, pride comes before a fall.

Feeding timeI discarded half the mix and added more flour and water as instructed (well, kinda).  Made my mark on the side of the container as instructed, and left it a few degrees colder in the kitchen this time.

Growing, but only a littleAfter another day had passed, the mix had risen a little in the jar, but only about 1/3rd and nothing like the doubling that the instructions called on me to wait for.  So, I was patient.  Another 24 hours on and no further progress, I mixed in a few teaspoons of rye flour to help things along.  Still nothing more than a few scanty bubbles breaking surface.

Very scanty bubbles48 hours after adding the rye flour ‘booster’, I opened the jar and got a distinctly ‘musty’ damp sort of smell.  On closer inspection the batter on the sides of the jar had started growing what was unmistakably black mould.  Downhearted, I chucked the whole lot in the bin, disassembled the kilner jar and stuck that in the dishwasher.  What I’d hoped was going to be a weekend of experimental baking lost, sadly, though given the hot spell of weather that was probably no bad thing!

Some really kind feedback from @mannafromdevon, a baker on twitter, suggested that it might have been worth  trying to rescue the ‘good stuff’ from underneath, and carrying on with feeding, but it was too late for sourdough-1, condemned to the rubbish.  But their other advice, ‘Don’t Give Up’, stuck, and I’ve already started sourdough-2, which seems, so far, to be continuing in the tradition of acting as if it’s also read the sourdough primers, and wants no truck with them.

The thing that struck me most reading around the subject is that there seemed to be as many specific processes for getting a sourdough starter going as there are people who have written on the subject.  There were even (remarkably concise!) directions on the back of my bag of rye flour!  In my day job, when there are as many different ‘expert’ opinions on a subject as you can find ‘experts’ to ask, it’s usually a sign that there’s no one really good answer, just a lot of different approaches, many of which work most of the time…   Wish me luck, I’m not giving up until I get there!  This may take some time…

NextSourdough Saga: Episode 2 – keep calm and carry on?

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12 thoughts on “Sourdough Saga: Episode 1 – failure to launch

  1. Don’t give up! I neglected mine for weeks recently, the liquid at the top was black an horrible! I rescued some of the “good stuff” from underneath, fed it for a few days an bingo – right back to life. Once they start they’re hard to stop! You might want to check out my sourdough class review for a bit more inspiration on my blog , or join a future class via www. cheers!

    • Thanks! I’d found something similar – the idea of using volume measures for dry items has always seemed a bit odd to me! Anyway, I figured ‘eyeball it’ – apparently not really good enough 🙂

  2. Oh good, I thought I was the only one. I can NEVER get a starter going… I’ve had to beg, borrow and steal to get a hold of a good starter. Thanks for posting, and I’ll be scanning the replies for tips 🙂

  3. I’m so pleased that my sourdough starter inspired you to try it yourself–what a bummer that your first batch died. If only you lived nearby, I’d just give you half of mine! Crossing my fingers for your next batch!

  4. My wife is the sourdough expert in our house (although she hasn’t done it in a while). I asked her and she said *don’t* cover it (except maybe with thin muslin to keep out flies etc). It needs exposure to air to ‘catch’ the right organisms and they breed aerobically apparently…

    • Thanks for your reply – all of this is really interesting! I’m a brewer, so most of what I know about yeast, I know about brewer’s yeast, where you oxygenate energetically at the start and then let things go anoxic after that. I’ve been whisking things energetically at feeding time on this basis.

      When it comes to sourdough there seems to be a divide between the people who say the yeasts / lactobacilli come from the air, and those that think they come from the flour – it’s all a bit confusing! I just wish the yeast had read the manual!

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How sexual abuse affects survivors in intimate relationships-YouTube Video-Part 1

Sexual abuse of any kind, whether that is long term childhood sexual abuse or sexual assault, has a profound effect on whoever experiences it.

Since starting my first blog nearly 2 years ago, I have come across so many sexual abuse survivors, who have brought me to tears with their resilience and courageousness. I have met both men and women who have been through hell and back and have suffered far worse experiences than I ever did. This video was created with them in mind and for one of them in particular who asked me to do a video on this important topic.

I have learnt so much more about myself through doing research on this heartbreaking topic. I have also learnt how insidious sexual abuse can be and how many layers of trauma a survivor has to work through before reaching a more comfortable state of being.This video will be PART 1 of a 2 video series.It is such a sensitive topic and I want to make sure I cover as much as possible for those who may be affected by a past experience and may not even realise it yet. I am currently working through a list of questions that survivors can ask themselves, so they can have a better idea of where their difficulties lie in relation to sexual intimacy. At the end of this first video I have included some of these questions. How many of these did you answer ‘Yes’ to? I really hope that your answer is ‘None’.

Love Athina ♥

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10 Comments on “How sexual abuse affects survivors in intimate relationships-YouTube Video-Part 1

  1. Thank you SO much Athina! I was crying through most of it, and answered “yes” to so many of those questions. So I Have a lot of work to do with regards to this in therapy this year. Thank you again for doing this video. ❤ ❤

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  2. I answred yes to a lot of those questions. Ever since I remembered all of my abuse a couple of years ago, the thought of sex scares me to death.

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      • I hope so. At this point in my life I feel like that is never going to happen though. I just keep getting older and things aren’t getting any better 😦

      • Hello…I will be 36 this year. I never thought at this age I would be alone…with no kids and not seeing a future worth having. 😦

      • I am also 36 this year so I know how you feel. It is tough when everyone around you has reached certain milestones and you are still lagging behind. There is always hope though..and under the circumstances that you lived through, it is amazing you are fighting through it all.

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      • Thank you….yes I feel left behind…I have always felt that way actually.

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It has become the done thing for blogs and entertainment commentators to make a list of what they believe to be the standout songs of the year. Many of these outlets will try to take in cultural impact to influence and explain their decisions, but here at Covert Music Club we just go for the songs that we feel are a mix of the best musical offerings and also the ones that had the biggest personal impact.

As usual, it was a difficult task to undertake. It was also not helped that this was a year when I feel I consumed much less music that I normally would and chose to stick to the songs or artist that I know, rather than branch out into newer and more diverse sounds. Eventually though, it managed to be whittled down to the following five songs.

First of all, here’s some of the honourable mentions.

And now…

5. Dan Elliott – Only Ever Been You

This had been a long time coming for the Cork singer/songwriter, after many false dawns the talented performer released his debut single in March of the year and followed it up with two more singles and a string of live headline dates around Dublin. There’s so much to love about this song, from excellent lyrical concepts to the overall sentiment, but ultimately it will just always remind me of her, which is the whole objective of the song in the first place.

4. Billie Eilish – Bad Guy

It’s rare enough that you can remember exactly where you were when you first heard a song, but that’s the case with this one (walking past Supermacs on O’Connell Street in Dublin, and then that bass line came in). Billie Eilish has been floating around the outskirts of music for a few years now with a string of outstanding singles and featured slots, but Bad Guy is the song that heralded her arrival as a global superstar and brought her fantastic debut album to the masses. Awesome.

3. Graham Mitchell – Fantasy Breakup

Another song that had to feature, for the past few years Dublin singer/songwriter Graham Mitchell has become synonymous with well constructed and emotionally loaded music. Fantasy Breakup, released back in May, is the standout single from the Raheny native so far and is a song that is sure to get stuck in your head from the very first listen. Wonderful songwriting.

2. Daithí (ft. Ailbhe Reddy) – Submarines

A song that from the moment I first heard it I knew would be featuring on this list. For a long time now, Irish electronic producer Daithí has been considered one of the leading lights on the music scene for his consistently outstanding releases. His most recent album, L.O.S.S., is further testament to his undeniable talents, and the stream of singles to build up to it left people in no doubt that it would be a wonderful record. Submarines was the best of them, and aided by Ailbhe Reddy’s hauntingly simplistic vocals it proved a standout track from the year.

1. Dermot Kennedy – For Island Fires and Family

Much like the last couple of years, I knew exactly what song would be taking this honour from the moment I first heard it this year. As with most of his songs, Kennedy has had this song tucked away for a few years and it is clear that he has taken care to make it sound this good. Stunning lyrically and beautifully simplistic in terms of instrumentation, it is the song that has left me reeling every time I’ve heard it.

You can find a full Spotify playlist of all the songs that were in consideration for the list below.

Happy New Year, everyone. All the best for 2020.


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March 2017 Horoscopes: Virgo

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You may have a reputation for being aloof, but this month, the stars are aligned for you to get closer to whoever’s caught your eye. Venus retrograde in your intimacy sector from the 4th isn’t the best time for locking down a lover, but it’s excellent for, shall we say, exploring your options. A full moon in your sign on the 12th ramps up your confidence, and your ruling planet, Mercury, into Aries the following day inspires you to be surprisingly direct in your seduction style. By the time the sun enters Aries on the 20th, you radiate sex appeal! Under the Aries new moon on the 27th, leave any doubts about your love life in the past, but keep the newfound self-assurance. It looks good on you.


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Books to look out for in 2018

One of the nicest things about being a reviewer is early copies of books from your favourite author or promising new writers. This doesn’t mean I don’t have to buy books any more. The titles sent to me by publishers are very welcome but I also spend a significant amount of time in bookshops and find it impossible to leave empty handed. I’m fortunate enough to have a partner whose addiction to books is worse than mine or at least on a par. Since becoming a published writer, I’ve also been lucky enough to get very early sight of books either to give a quote or an advance review on Crimepieces. This summer has yielded a bumper crop and, although they’re not out for at least six months, I thought you’d like to hear about some exciting reads which are coming in early 2018.

51+m7Z7YveL._SX327_BO1,204,203,200_My most recent read was by the excellent Eva Dolan. I’m a  big fan of her writing and have reviewed a few titles here from her Zigic and Ferreira series. Eva has recently moved to Raven Books, an imprint of Bloomsbury and they are publishing her standalone, This is How it Ends, in January 2018. I could tell from the first page that I was going to love it. Eva’s writing is exquisite and she evokes a setting with such accuracy. This is How it Ends is a story of two women living in a near empty building who attempt to hide the body of a dead man in a lift shaft. It’s bold and compelling and I’m sure will bring Dolan a legion of new fans.

51cUyL06AML._SX324_BO1,204,203,200_Cara Hunter is a writer whose debut, Close to Home, is also published in January 2018. It’s a police procedural set in Oxford which, of course, for crime fiction fans conjures up images of Morse. Hunter has cleverly provided a modern twist to this police procedural combining both investigators and family points of view to tell the story of a child who disappears from a party. It makes for an unsettling read and I found myself turning the pages, desperate to uncover the truth about Daisy Mason’s disappearance.

DGD1EPHXUAE4UTPRoz Watkins is based near me in the Peak District and her debut novel, The Devil’s Dice, is out in March next year. She perfectly captures the Peak setting and incorporates elements of both the landscape and its interesting history. The cover has yet to be revealed, the picture on the left is of an early proof produced for the Derby Book Festival, but it has a clever and compelling plot which I loved.

51UorImsZUL._SX323_BO1,204,203,200_Finally, A Map of the Dark, is coming in January 2018, from Hodder Books. Written by Karen Ellis, it’s the story of FBI Agent Elsa Myers who investigates the disappearance of a missing girl while fighting her own demons from her childhood. It’s an unsettling and dark read and I loved the character of Elsa. Ellis strikes perfectly a balance between believability and originality and I’m sure this book will be a great success.

So that’s some of the books that I’ve been reading over the summer. I’m sorry that you’ll have to wait until next year to read them for yourselves but you’re in for a treat. The good news, however, is that I’m having  five days of giveaways for the launch of A Patient Fury next week and this bundle will be a prize on the 4th September. It’ll be a chance to get the word out about these excellent books. More details soon.

9 thoughts on “Books to look out for in 2018

  1. Eva Dolan has become one of my immediate go to authors. However, as a real lover of the police procedural I am always a little sad and a little wary when a writer moves off into stand alone works. Although I loved her first three stand alones I’ve not been as convinced by Sharon Bolton’s more recent novels and miss Lacey Flint. I do hope this is as good as you say.

    1. It’s not a police procedural but there is a good police element to it. I’m not going to try to define the book in terms of sub-genre. I think it stands by itself in terms of story and it’s all the better for it.

  2. Margot Kinberg

    Very much looking forward to your new release, Sarah!!! And thanks for sharing about these books. Great to see that Eva Dolan has a new one coming out – I really like her series.

  3. kathy d.

    Can’t wait to read your new book! Have been twiddling my thumbs all summer waiting to read it.
    And a new Eva Dolan! I’ve been reading her Twitter about its publication, and I can’t wait to read it. I’ll miss Zigic and Ferreira, but I’ll eagerly await her new one.
    And some of your other mentioned books sound good to me, the 2nd and 3rd.
    Hope you’re having a good, fun, bookful summer.

  4. tracybham

    I have still not read anything by Eva Dolan and I want to. I will keep an eye out for the other authors, probably they won’t show up here as soon? I am also looking forward to your new book.

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Diggin’ On Elementary

by C. Ross Jam on November 9, 2012

Criminal Minded Cover Broke out Boogie Down Production’s Criminal Minded on the Jesusphone 5 today. Forgot how enjoyable the track Elementary was:

DJ Scott LaRock and I: KRS-One
Our mother’s first son and no, we’ll never run
From complex situations like you T-O-Y-S’s
Always talkin junk, yet in jail, you’re rockin dresses
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Camp Sequassen is located in Northwest Connecticut, at the foot of the Berkshires in the town of New Hartford. The camp consists of 600 acres of forest with over 2500’ of shoreline on West Hill Pond, one of the most beautiful spring fed lakes in Connecticut.

Weekend accommodations include; Campsite and Lodge camping. The camp is operational year round except for; Labor Day weekend, Thanksgiving weekend, Winter Holidays (December 24-January 1), Spring Holidays (Good Friday – Easter Sunday) and Memorial Day weekend. Weekend camping is not available from mid-June through August due to summer resident camp programs.

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Gluten free can be delicious.

I know, you’re thinking, “Gluten free cupcakes are never good.” Well, that’s just not true. There is a place in Baltimore City called Sweet Sin Bakery and Cafe, and they do Gluten free the right way. I was just reminded today how much I love their Chocolate Raspberry Ganache cupcake. It’s moist and decadent, just like a cupcake like this should be. Some of their other cupcakes are hit and miss, but I promise that you won’t be disappointed in this one. So next time you see “Gluten Free” go ahead and give it a try. You might be happily surprised.

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Avation delivers new ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft to Cebu Air

PASAY, PHILIPPINES: Avation PLC, the commercial passenger aircraft leasing company announced that it delivered a new ATR 72-600 turboprop aircraft to Cebu Air, Inc. (Cebu Pacific) at the manufacturer’s facility in Toulouse, France.[the_ad id=”31605″]Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (CA CIB) acted as sole arranger, facility agent and security trustee for the commercial financing of this aircraft. Avation was advised by K & L Gates while CA CIB was advised by Clifford Chance.

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Man confesses to hacking Apple accounts belonging to musicians and athletes

Man confesses to hacking Apple accounts belonging to musicians and athletes

  • Kwamaine Jerell Ford of Dacula, Georgia has admitted to stealing money from compromised Apple accounts.
  • Ford primarily targeted NBA and NFL players, as well as rappers, in his phishing scams.

A Georgian man has admitted to hacking Apple accounts of prominent sportspersons and musicians. The 27-year old Kwamaine Jerell Ford used phishing emails to lure victims into giving their login credentials.

The man from Dacula created fake accounts to impersonate Apple’s customer service and then charted out large scale phishing campaigns. Ford’s phishing scheme was believed to have started in 2015.

The big picture

  • The spoofed emails either had a message asking users to reset their passwords or to access videos sent to them.
  • Once the victim entered his/her credentials, Ford would have this information to login into their account.
  • It has been reported that he had complete account takeover done through password resets, changed email addresses and altering other security authentication methods.
  • More than hundreds of successful logins were attempted by the Georgian man as a result.
  • As of now, the identities of high-profile victims have not been made public.

Benefitted from compromised accounts

Credit card information stolen from phishing was used to make purchases, as well as to transfer money into his accounts.

“After gaining control of the victims’ accounts, Ford found credit card information belonging to several of the victims. Ford then used the stolen credit card numbers to pay for thousands of dollars in air travel, hotel stays, other travel expenses, furniture, and money transfers to online payment accounts under his control,” the Department of Justice stated, in a news release.

Ford was apprehended on April 17, 2018, on multiple accounts of frauds. However, he pleaded guilty to two charges - computer fraud and aggravated identity theft. Ford’s sentencing is scheduled on June 24, 2019.


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Lucha: Underground – June 3rd, 2015

The Temple is hot and so is the action. Lucha libre invades the El Rey Network as Lucha: Underground brings the fury!

Tonight’s episode features the Trios Championship defended as the dysfunctional faction of Ivelisse, Son of Havoc and Angelico meet the challenge brought by Delavar Daivari, Big Ryck and Cage. Also, Jack Evans attempts to avenge the honour lost in his debut match as he takes on Argenis. In the main event, Sexy Star and arch-rival Pentagon Jr square off in a deadly submissions match. All this and the drama behind the scenes. It’s time for lucha!

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Total Lunar Eclipse not ‘Two Moons’

Email that has been circulating in the past few days that planet Mars will be within 34.65 million miles of Earth, 27th August, Monday night and will appear as a “second moon” in the night sky is not true, as we know it. That actually happened on Aug. 27, 2003 when Mars and the Earth had their closest encounter in nearly 60,000 years.

Eclipse information comes from NASA web site, saying that

In the early morning hours of August 28, sky watchers across much of the world can look on as the Moon crosses in to the shadow of the Earth, becoming completely immersed for one-hour and 30 minutes, a period of time much longer than most typical lunar eclipses. In fact, this eclipse will be the deepest and longest in 7 years. The event begins 54 minutes past midnight PDT (3:54 a.m. EDT) on August 28.

For those in the US, here’s the map of the United States showing eclipse start timemore, and information on eclipse – NASA eclipse home page.
The eclipse will be visible from Australia, parts of Asia and most of the Americas, but not from Africa or Europe.

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Lelieblom Farm is hosting an interactive cooking session with well known author and television presenter, Sonia Cabano.

Bring your aprons and join us in LELIEBLOM’S kitchen for a morning of great cooking, fun and laughter with SONIA CABANO, and after all the cooking in the kitchen, we will set a festive table and enjoy the dishes we prepared.
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Please read: This is the Route Name table, which is part of the set of NZ Roads tables. The Route Name table contains the components of the Local Route, Road Designation and Tourist Route classes of Road Name.

The NZ Roads dataset includes eight data tables and eleven lookup tables. The dataset has been sourced from LINZ’s NZ Roads database, a database for the management of national roads, including those managed for addressing purposes. This set of normalised tables replaces the Landonline: Road Centre Line layer and the Landonline: Road Name and Landonline: Road Name Association tables currently published on LDS.

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Our Lady of Pompei: High Tea

Adam Rahmani, Grade 6 student

Ms. Rosa’s Grade 6 students had the privilege of attending a traditional English tea party during our after school daycare program.

We were served traditional English Tea, complete with scones, crumpets, pastries and jam; and what’s a tea party without the cucumber sandwiches, which were delicious!

Ms. Rosa was born in England and is very proud of her heritage. She taught us about the history and proper etiquette of afternoon tea. We also learned a few Do’s and Don’ts such as:

  • DO try a little of each food served.
  • DO spread a scone with cream first then the jam.
  • DON’T place lemon in the teacup before pouring the tea, the tea is always poured first.
  • DON’T leave your spoon in the cup, place it on the saucer.
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In the end we all had a wonderful experience. It was both fun and educational and we thank Ms. Rosa for the memorable day.

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Hello, Louis! A Tribute to Louis Armstrong

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The final Vista to be viewed in the 2018–2019 SuperPops series is that of the work of the endearing Satchmo. Conductor Patrick Reynolds and the Dayton Philharmonic Orchestra welcome guest artist Byron Stripling for a concert featuring the works of Louis Armstrong.

The trumpet man with the smile to end all smiles, Louis Armstrong was one of the most recognizable entertainers in the world. He popularized scat, and his music defined swing.

Armstrong is widely considered the “founding father of jazz,” with his hit music spanning five decades; he wrote dozens of songs that are now jazz standards. Although Armstrong was born in New Orleans, his music is representative of all America with songs such as “Blueberry Hill,” “Mack the Knife,” and “Hello, Dolly” (which was the Grammy-winning song of the year in 1965). He went on to win 11 Grammys as well as the Lifetime Achievement Award. Guest trumpeter Byron Stripling is well known for his electrifying and heartfelt tribute to Louis Armstrong. Both his voice and his trumpet have been dazzling audiences around the country. And his rendition of “When the Saints Go Marching In” will make it difficult to sit still and not dance in the aisles!

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Down 12 with 13:15 remaining, Louisville clawed back with defense that changed the game's atmosphere from "celebratory" to "panic attack," and hit just enough shots to surpass a Wichita State team whose game plan gradually fell apart in the final minutes. Of course, the comeback might not be the story of one the best Final Four games in recent memory. The story is what you see above, a lightning quick jump-ball call on a possession in which Wichita State could have tied the game. It more or less wrapped things up for Louisville, and probably should have been a no-call. Having advanced this far, the Shockers and their fans are rightfully pissed that the season ended on a ref's hasty intervention.

Still, the final result resembled a lot of predictions, and so did parts of the preceding 40 minutes. In macro, the two teams played exactly they way they both play: Wichita State was slow, tough and crashed the boards. Louisville disrupted passing lanes and played pressure defense, hurrying the game up and confusing the Shockers' game plan. In micro, less so: Cleanthony Early was his team's leading scorer this year, but tonight he had all the points, while Malcolm Armstead, Wichita's scoring guard, went 1-10. On the other end, Luke Hancock, the EMS first-responder that comforted Kevin Ware last week and apparently, a pretty good basketball player, had the game of his life. After averaging 7.4 and 2.6 this season, Hancock had 20 points, four rebounds, two steals, and seemingly every other big bucket for the Cardinals.

Oh, and he missed that free throw, and smartly grabbed at Ron Baker, which led to the instant jump ball. Oh, well—unless you have a rooting interest (sorry, Shockers fans!)—just hope that the next game is as exciting.

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Jay Powell Is Janet Yellen's Trap Queen

Jay-net Powell is not some trifling side piece.

President Donald Trump loves a turgid, swollen stock market. In some ways it's come to represent to him his own intrinsic value as a leader.

This thirst for a bulging markets is what led Trump to jettison Janet Yellen. Sure, she oversaw an almost historically robust trend in her reign as Fed Chair, but she also had that annoying kneed to raise rates, and nothing causes a hard market to go limp like rising rates. So Trump went and got him his own Fed Chair, a guy he could rely on to do what a good Fed Chair does; manipulate the economy to help the markets and make his boss, the president, look good [just play along].

But it turns out that Trump's handpicked guy, Jay Powell, was never a sworn liege of Emperor Trump. No, no, no, Jay Powell was always down with his ride-or-die homie Janet Yellen, and nothing was ever going to change that...

U.S. stocks traded lower Tuesday after testimony from new Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.
The new chair signaled the central bank could hike rates more than three times this year in an effort to keep the economy from overheating, sparking anxiety among equity traders.

Jay Powell is J-Yellz trap queen for life. He DGAF what petty bitches like the president wants. All Jay-Pow cares about is consistent monetary policy. The kind he came to appreciate while watching the realest lady he's ever been around do it for years. Hell, he even sounds like her...

"We've seen some data that in my case will add some confidence to my view that inflation is moving up to target," Powell told lawmakers. "We've also seen continued strength around the globe. And we've seen fiscal policy become more stimulative. So I think each of us is going to be taking the developments since the December meeting."

We wouldn't be surprised if Jay forgoes actually saying anything of his own the next time around, electing instead to play a clip of Yellen from the year previous, snapping his fingers over his head and braying "YASSS, QUEEN!"

Dow falls 150 points after Powell signals Fed will keep raising rates to contain inflation [CNBC]


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Paul Laudiero’s ‘Shit Rough Drafts’ tumblr to become a book in 2014

He entered the Chronicle Books’ Great Tumblr  Book Search, hoping to win $100 worth of prizes and ended up with a book deal. They are expecting initial sales in the tens of thousands, and Chronicle is the only press with a dedicated rack display at Urban Outfitters.

Paul is my former student, set to graduate this May, and while other Seniors in the humanities worry about what lies ahead, Paul has brought everything he loves together–literature, writing, and comedy–to give one hell of an answer to that most annoying question of all: what are you going to do with a degree in English? True, we can’t all answer the same way, but Paul’s achievement is a manifest model of how this education-vision-vocation thing is supposed to work.

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With the motto of 'Ubique' meaning 'everywhere', military engineering is a varied and exciting trade. It includes bridge building, small boat handling and explosives handling among many skills.

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About the role

The primary role of a Combat Engineer is varied and exciting. Your purpose is to maintain the Army’s ability to move and manoeuvre on the battlefield without interference from hostile forces.

You will provide the Army with combat engineering support and be skilled in the areas of explosives, bridge construction and demolition, field surveying, mine clearance, booby traps, explosives search, boating, water supply, tree felling, sawmill operation, minor construction, rigging and small engines.

Job on base

As a Combat Engineer, your time spent on camp will consist of continuous training with the Army’s latest equipment. You will head out on exercises throughout New Zealand practicing combat engineering skills that will help the Army move effectively around the battlefield.

While not performing the primary roles and duties of a Combat Engineer, your secondary role will be as Infantry (Rifleman); as such you will also continue your soldier training including weapons, medical and communications training.

Job on deployment

When deployed as a Combat Engineer you will have the opportunity to put to use the skills you have learnt throughout your training, these include:

  • Demining and mine awareness education
  • Construction of field defences
  • Gap crossing for Army assets
  • Demolition

A key part of a Combat Engineer’s role on deployment is the concept of winning resources – taking a resource and making it usable for Army operations e.g. the construction of temporary roads and runways from existing materials.

Overseas RNZE personnel can be found in small contingents around the globe. Places they have previously been deployed include Antarctica, Mozambique, USA, Australia, East Timor, South Pacific Islands, Bosnia and Iraq.

It’s not about who you are, it’s about your skill level. So if you’re skilled you can progress.

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Upon successful enlistment into the Army you will be posted to Waiouru Army base. Here you will do 16 weeks of basic military training to find out if you have what it takes to be in the Army, and learn various subjects including:

  • Organisation and Administration

  • Army Customs and Protocol
  • Drill and Parades
  • Military Field Skills and Weapon Training
  • First Aid
  • Physical Fitness

This is an eight week course held at the School of Military Engineering, Linton Military Camp. This is the first course conducted for most trades within the RNZE. It introduces you to the combat side of being an engineer before you undertake your specific trade. The course covers the basics of field engineering including bridging, water supply, explosives, field defences, obstacles, booby traps, boating and other subjects. After the course, you will have a good understanding of field engineering and also be qualified as an Army (explosives) Demolition Handler.

After completing the basic Combat Engineer Course you will attend short courses that deliver specialist skills training and qualifications in disciplines such as Royal NZ Engineering Engine Hands (small motor maintenance and servicing), Search, First Air and Rigid Hull Boat course. There is a host of other specialist training courses during the initial two or three years including support to Special Operations Forces, Explosive Methods of Entry and Explosive Detection Dog Handlers; some of these are aligned with the NZQA standards which means they are industry recognised. Combat Engineers may study towards higher educational qualifications or extramural studies.

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Salary and benefits

Careers in the Army are well-rewarded, diverse and exciting. As you become more experienced and move up through the ranks, gaining additional skills and qualifications, your salary will rise accordingly.

Starting Salary

Higher Rank

Benefits and allowances

There are many additional benefits to being in the Defence Force, that will make your money go further.

For example, on top of your basic salary you can expect ‘Military Factor’. This provides you with significant extra financial rewards because of the commitment you’ve made to serve your country.

Free medical and dental
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Competitive superannuation, up to 4% with KiwiSaver
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  • You must be at least 17 years of age
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Depending on which higher qualifications you choose to undertake, the return of service can be up to two years.

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Navy Accelerates New Nuclear Armed Columbia-Class Submarine

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The Navy 2019 budget request increases funding for the service's new nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarine by $2 billion over this year's amount in what appears to be a clear effort to further accelerate technology development and early production.

The request, which marks a substantial move on the part of the Navy and DoD, asks for $3.7 billion in 2019, up from $1.9 billion in 2018. The new budget effort is quite significant, given that there has been a chorus of concern in recent years that there would not be enough money to fund development of the new submarines, without devastating the Navy shipbuilding budget.

The Columbia-class plus-up is a key element of a cross-the-board Navy budget increase; overall, the Navy 2019 request jumps $14 billion over this year, climbing to to $194 billion.

Many regard the Columbia-Class submarines, slated to enter service in the early 2030s, as the number one DoD priority, and it is quite possible the additional dollars will not only advance technical development and early construction, but may also move the entire production timeline closer.

Ultimately, the Navy hopes to build and operate as many as 12 new nuclear-armed submarines, to be in service by the early 2040s and serve well into the 2080s.

Construction on the first submarine in this new class is slated to be finished up by 2028, with initial combat patrols beginning in 2031, service officials said.

Perhaps of equal or greater significance is the fast-evolving current global threat environment which, among other things, brings the realistic prospect of a North Korean nuclear weapons attack. Undersea strategic deterrence therefore, as described by Navy leaders, brings a critical element of the nuclear triad by ensuring a second strike ability in the event of attack. The submarines are intended to quietly patrol lesser known portions of the global undersea domain. Ultimately, the Navy hopes to build and operate as many as 12 new nuclear-armed submarines, to be in service by the early 2040s and serve well into the 2080s.

Unless timelines are accelerated, which appears likely, construction on the first submarine in this new class is slated to be finished up by 2028, with initial combat patrols beginning in 2031, service officials said. Navy nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarines are intended to perform a somewhat contradictory, yet essential mission. By ensuring the prospect of massive devastation to an enemy through counterattack, weapons of total destruction can – by design – succeed in keeping the peace.

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Although complete construction is slated to ramp up fully in the next decade, Navy and General Dynamics Electric Boat developers have already been prototyping key components, advancing science and technology efforts and working to mature a handful of
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With this in mind, the development strategy for the Columbia-Class could well be described in terms of a two-pronged approach; in key respects, the new boats will introduce a number of substantial leaps forward or technical innovations - while simultaneously leveraging currently available cutting-edge technologies from the Virginia-Class attack submarines, Navy program managers have told Warrior in interviews over the years.

Designed to be 560-feet– long and house 16 Trident II D5 missiles fired from 44-foot-long missile tubes, Columbia-Class
submarines will be engineered as a stealthy, high-tech nuclear deterrent able to quietly patrol the global undersea domain.

While Navy developers explain that many elements of the new submarines are not available for discussion for security reasons, some of its key innovations include a more efficient electric drive propulsion system driving the shafts and a next-generation
nuclear reactor. A new reactor will enable extended deployment possibilities and also prolong the service life of submarines,
without needing to perform the currently practiced mid-life refueling.

By engineering a "life-of-ship" reactor core, the service is able to build 12 Columbia-Class boats able to have the same at sea presence as the current fleet of 14 ballistic missile submarines. The plan is intended to save the program $40 billion savings in acquisition and life-cycle cost, Navy developers said.

Regarding development of the US-UK Common Missile Compartment, early "tube and hull" forging have been underway for several years already.

The US plans to build 12 new Columbia-Class Submarines, each with 16 missile tubes, and the UK plans to build four nuclear-armed ballistic submarines, each with 12 missile tubes.

The Columbia-Class will also use Virginia-class’s next-generation communications system, antennas and mast. For instance, what used to be a periscope is now a camera mast connected to fiber-optic cable, enabling crew members in the submarine to see images without needing to stand beneath the periscope. This allows designers to move command and control areas to larger parts of the ship and still have access to images from the camera mast, Electric Boat and Navy officials said.

The Columbia-Class will utilize Virginia-class’s fly-by-wire joystick control system and large-aperture bow array sonar. The automated control fly-by-wire navigation system is also a technology that is on the Virginia-Class attack submarines. A computer
built-into the ship's control system uses algorithms to maintain course and depth by sending a signal to the rudder and the stern, a Navy Virginia Class program developer told Warrior Maven in a previous interview.

Sonar technology works by sending out an acoustic ping and then analyzing the return signal in order to discern shape, location or dimensions of an undersea threat.

Navy experts explained that the large aperture bow array is water backed with no dome and very small hydrophones able to last for the life of the ship; the new submarines do not have an air-backed array, preventing the need to replace transducers every 10-years.

In January of last year, development of the new submarines have passed what's termed "Milestone B," clearing the way beyond early development toward ultimate production.

Last Fall, the Navy awarded General Dynamics Electric Boat a $5 billion contract award is for design, completion, component and technology development and prototyping efforts.

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Fun for all ages; the 12-acre maze is the largest in Northeast Indiana and features a new design every year. The events area includes games, 20 ft tube slide and other activities included in the admission price. Walkthrough the 6-acre pumpkin patch and select your favorite pumpkins and gourds to purchase. Held annually mid-Sept thru October.

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Sussex eyes law enforcement, library funding in $186 million budget

GEORGETOWN — Sussex County said it will provide more financial backup for law enforcement, lend added support to local libraries, and continue planning for expanded and improved wastewater service, among other initiatives, as the 2020 budget year comes into focus.

County officials Tuesday unveiled the proposed $185.8 million budget for Fiscal Year 2020 to fund various local services and future projects.

The county said the proposed budget keeps property taxes unchanged for another year, but does utilize increased revenue and cash reserves. The plan once again reflects the need for significant investment in the years ahead to keep pace with demand for services and infrastructure, including police, paramedics, wastewater, and libraries, as well as continued efforts to expand broadband Internet service to more rural parts of the county, a high priority for Sussex officials, the county said.

“This budget is all about the future — planning for our future needs, whether it’s public safety, wastewater improvements, or the County government’s general operations,” said County Administrator Todd F. Lawson, who presented to County Council the proposed budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1.

“This budget lays the foundation for the next several years.”

Among some of the major highlights in the proposed budget, the plan includes:

• $1 million to cover design costs of a new public safety complex that would see the Emergency Operations Center expanded to make room for the County’s Emergency Medical Services’ administrative offices and training facilities;

• Increased funding for the County’s contract with the State of Delaware for the 22 supplemental state police troopers to be assigned to Sussex County, up about $200,000 from $3.1 million in FY2019 to $3.3 million next year;

• Additional funding, $100,000 above FY2019, to fund local law enforcement operations;

• A $2 million allocation to further the County’s efforts to expand broadband Internet to residents and businesses in hard-to-reach rural parts of the county;

• Increased grant funding to local libraries and senior programs, specifically $20,000 to each of the county’s 11 independent libraries, and $50,000 to CHEER Inc. (one of four installments totaling $200,000) for the expansion of its kitchen to provide senior meals;

• $1 million to preserve open space and farmland that could otherwise be developed;

• Nearly $35 million in capital funding to pay for various sewer improvements and expansion projects to fulfill the County’s 20-year forecasted demand, including $8 million to expand the spray irrigation disposal system at the Inland Bays Regional Wastewater Facility, and almost $7 million to expand and upgrade the South Coastal Regional Wastewater facility, projects that will allow for additional capacity on the County’s sewer system;

• Approximately $3.4 million to continue development of roads and other infrastructure in the County’s Delaware Coastal Business Park, which the County is actively marketing to draw tenants and grow the county’s economy;

• Continued funding of $250,000 annually for the County’s community development emergency housing fund, to help low-income residents with urgent repairs;

• Funding for eight new positions to meet increased demand in the Billing, Emergency Operations, Engineering, Environmental Services, and Libraries offices;

• No change in current property tax rates or sewer service charges, and only minor changes in fees for accessing and storing documents in the Register of Wills office, and for private road plan review and inspections through the Public Works division.

County Council will hold a public hearing on the proposal during its 10 a.m. meeting on June 18, in council chambers at the County Administrative Offices building, 2 The Circle, in Georgetown. The public can comment in person on that date, or submit comments through the web at By law, Council must adopt a budget by June 30.

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Skin is a vital organ that provides itself to clinical analysis because it is visible and accessible, hence quite straightforward to attempt and do sampling. The emphasis of research ought to be to develop a new level of understanding in this very significant area of health science which will enable us to employ the latest discoveries into the manifestations and causes of dermatological diseases and Cosmetics. In recent times, the research in medicine has reached great heights which involves basic science analysis, clinical analysis, new methods to diagnose diseases and deliver treatment.

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The patient is a 59 year-old male who presents with a nail first finger nail lesion, whereby the differential diagnosis is one onychopapilloma versus squamous cell carcinoma. The biopsy shows linear longitudinal whitish band with a longitudinal splinter hemorrhage as one might encounter with an onychopapilloma. The biopsy shows a pattern of epithelial growth that exactly recapitulates the nail matrix and as well there appears to be cytopathic changes of human papilloma virus. Therefore, at least a component of this biopsy is in the context of representing a wart and/or at least there is a cytopathic change that would be attributable to human papilloma virus. If this matrical epithelium in fact is from the nail bed, then that would imply matrical metaplasia, which is the diagnostic hallmark of onychopapilloma. Once again, if it is the nail bed, then the diagnosis would be onychopapilloma with supervening koilocytic atypia consistent with human papilloma virus effect.

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The Sove 100% linen Duvet Cover in navy looks crisp and inviting all year round. Wrap yourself up and rediscover the abundant joys of sleeping in.

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Set in the heart of Iguala Town Center and just 5 minutes’ walk from the San Francisco church, the Best Western Gran Plaza features an extensive garden, a pool table and a gym. The rooms feature simple décor, air conditioning, safety box, flat-screen TV with cable channels and a coffee maker. The bathrooms come with shower and free toiletries. Free Wi-Fi is available in all areas. Guests at this Best Western will enjoy the on-site Italian cafeteria and the restaurant serving international food. There is also an on-site shopping area and 2 banks. Best Western Gran Plaza is 10 minutes’ drive from the Tuxpan Lake and a 1-hour drive from the Cacahuamilpa Grottos. The Cuernavaca International Airport is 1 hour’s drive away.

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Sheets2Table 0.4.1 release update

We are eager to announce the 2nd release of Sheets2Table. This update includes an important feature that allows an option for always retrieving the latest data in the Google sheet when WordPress displays the table. Instead of having to manually retrieving the latest snapshot of the Google sheet as save it as a CSV file, this option takes care of that for you. When you update your Google sheet, your WordPress site will automatically update.

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This remodel revolved around creating a functional, yet attractive space, in a New England style Garrison home. I wanted to complement the features of the home, but also make it practical for their busy lifestyle and accommodating four little kids. We extended the kitchen into was an eat-in dinette near the back wall. This allowed us to upgrade the island for better seating and an easy clean-up prep area where the whole family could participate. The black appliances are easier to maintain than stainless and "kids' fridge" was added on the lower bank of cabinets, away from the prep area, to allow for after school snacks that were easy to get at. Other areas of the main floor were addressed as well including, paint, lighting, a fireplace makeover, flooring and customizing the mudroom for better organization.


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She left. It was the last time I’d ever see her alive.

Growing up I read a lot of Hardy Boy books, I was always checking them out from the library and buying my own at Borders. I may have moved on to adult thrillers, however I found reading The Shadow of Seth to be refreshing, as it’s the middle ground between mystery books for children and mystery books for adults.

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Review: Fury by Steven James (Blur Trilogy #2)

As I mentioned in my review of Blur, I loved it so much that halfway through it I went ahead and got Fury. I thought Blur was good, but Fury was even better. More action, more characters, and an even bigger mystery. Fury picks up a few months after solving the case of Emily Jackson’s death. Daniel’s blurs have all but disappeared, so he’s getting back into his normal routine. With football season now over, Daniel’s playing basketball. One day in English class he spaces out, then when he snaps out of it, he looks down at his notebook. In it he had written “Lost Cove is the key” over and over…but it wasn’t in his own handwriting. Then later when on his way to a basketball game, he has another blur….and then another during his basketball game. In his blur he sees a child at a bard and hears her say “Madeline is waiting for you, Daniel”. The child’s nightgown then bursts into flames, leaving behind a blackened corpse. It looks like Daniel has another mystery to solve, but what’s it all about this time? In a race against time, Daniel has to solve the mystery of the mysterious barn, who is poaching wolves, and locate his dad. From breaking out of an asylum to a near-death experience, Daniel has to figure everything out before it’s too late.

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