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With those pinned down, it wasn’t hard to determine which don’t actually work. Pretty much all the “active” ingredients listed in ineffective treatments — from biotin and zinc to emu oil and saw palmetto — have never been proven, and are instead marketed based on logical-seeming correlations. It would make sense that biotin, a B vitamin readily found in hair, skin, and nails, could help hair grow more quickly. And caffeine is a stimulant that works in coffee, so rubbing some on your scalp might wake some of those sleepy follicles… right?
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Other medical conditions — most commonly telogen effluvium and seborrheic dermatitis — can also cause hair loss, but most people can trace their follicular woes back to androgenetic alopecia, so we focused our search there. We started with more than 200 products, including all-natural solutions and high-tech gadgets, while skipping treatments that focus only on volumizing or thickening hair. We also limited our scope to the scalp, and left out specialty products designed only for eyebrows or beards.
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The most common kind of hair loss is pattern baldness. It happens when hair follicles shrink and stop working. The first sign is the appearance of strands that are thinner and more fragile. Then the scalp becomes more visible as fewer hairs grow to replace those that shed. That’s because the anagen phase becomes too short for the hair to grow out of the scalp. Plus, the hairs that remain aren’t securely anchored. And this condition happens to both men and women.
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5 unit residential income on double lot steps to the sand on north Hollywood Beach; zoned 39 hotel/motel; potential for two single homes; potential for vacation rental income; all five units rented with annual leases in place or month to month;Parking spaces for 9 cars; Beautiful residential area of Hollywood Beach growing exponentially..steps to the sand; owner will consider holding paper

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Lessons from the life of Aaron (1)

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The Bible states that Jesus Christ is a high priest and we are a royal priesthood. Therefore, we can learn a lot from the life of Aaron and his sons – the first high priest and priests of Israel. Heb 3:1; 1 Pet 2:9

  • The Bible states that Aaron and Moses were brothers (Aaron three years older than Moses) and from the tribe of Levi. Ex 4:14; Ex 7:7
  • Aaron became the “middleman” between Moses and Pharaoh and then later between God and Israel. Ex 4:29-30; Ex 7:1-2;
  • Aaron had four sons, which became the first priests and Aaron the first High Priest. Ex 6:23; Ex 28:1-2; Ex 29:4-7
  • To be a priest, one had to be of the tribe of Levi. Num 3:6; Num 3:32; Deut 8:1; Deut 21:5
  • Only those of the bloodline of Aaron could be priests. Ex 28:1; Ex 30:30; Lev 1:8; Num 3:10
  • Furthermore, a son of Aaron could only be a priest if he had no blemish or physical deformity. Lev 21:21
  • And only those of thirty years old could minister at the Tabernacle. Num 4:4-39
  • Aaron had special clothes made for him and had to be anointed with uncommon oil. Ex 28:3-39; Ex 29:21; Ex 30:25; Lev 8:10-12; Lev 21:10
  • His clothes were for glory and honour. Ex 28:4
  • The four colours of his garments were gold, blue, purple and scarlet. Ex 28:6
  • Aaron and his sons were first washed before they could be clothed with the high priest’s and priests’ clothing. Ex 29: 4; Lev 8:6
  • The high priest was the only one who could carry the Urim and Thummim. Ex 28:30; Lev 8:8; Ezra 2:63; Neh 7:65

Jesus Christ was not a Levite but from the tribe Judah (the same as King David). Matt 1:1; John 7:42; Rom 1:3; 2 Tim 2:8; Heb 7:14

He changed the priesthood from a natural, Levitical to a spiritual, after the order of Melchisedec one. Heb 5:10; Heb 6:20; Heb 7:11

What is true for the Master can be true for His disciples. Luke 6:40

But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvelous light. 1 Pet 2:9

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1. Dr. Carolyn Njoki Muiru for completing a fellowship in Critical Care Medicine (Assiut University- Egypt)

2. Dr. George Mugenya on promotion to position of Senior Lecturer

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Ben Affleck's had a rough couple of years since winning his second Oscar for Argo in early 2013. The internet exploded over the news that he would be the new Batman, before that endeavor crashed and burned in disaster, leading Affleck to go back to the bottle, dissolve his marriage to Jennifer Garner, and enter rehab facilities. Now Affleck's back, under the direction of Gavin O'Connor—with whom he made 2016's The Accountant—for The Way Back, stepping into familiar shoes as a man battling demons at the bottom of a bottle.

Affleck plays a former all-star high school basketball player who has spent the last few years watching everything around him crumble due to addiction. He is given a shot at redemption, however, when asked to return to his alma mater and coach the basketball team that hasn't had a winning season since he graduated. It's the sort of comeback film that Affleck has attempted before, but he's never really gone this deep on a character so close to himself, you know, minus all the basketballing.

It'll be interesting to see how this turns out because lord knows the world doesn't need another movie about a basketball coach helping a bunch of troubled teens learn how to be a family. We've all seen that movie a dozen times over by now, so hopefully this has got some ingredient missing from past films in the genre. The Way Back opens on March 6, 2020.


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December 17th 2018 | Singapore | Retail

Data published by the Department of Statistics showed that retail sales were up by just 0.1% year on year in October. The figure was depressed by sales of motor vehicles, without which retail sales would have increased by 0.5%.

We had already assumed that retail sales figures for September, at 2.6% growth year on year, were flattered by an unsustainably strong figure for sales of motor vehicles. Consequently, the sharp deceleration in retail sales in October came as no surprise. Nevertheless, growth in retail sales excluding automotive sales was also very weak, confirming our view that there was a relatively sharp decline in consumer demand in Singapore in October, as concern increases over weaker growth prospects in 2019.

Graph showing moderate growth in retail sales in value and volume terms in recent months.

Motor vehicle sales were down by 2% year on year in October. Other particularly weak categories of sales included department store sales, supermarket sales, optical goods and books, and clothing/footwear.

However, several retail sales categories are growing. This supports our view that, although private consumption spending will weaken in 2019, it will not ease excessively rapidly, and we expect relatively strong demand in that year. Sales of food and beverage services were up by 1.1% year on year in October, but the key restaurant segment reported a 3% decline, indicating conservative spending in this category. However, this was offset by higher spending on food catering and in fast food outlets.

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We maintain our forecast of a small deceleration in private consumption in 2019, from an estimated 3.3% in 2018 to 3% in 2019.

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Following its quarterly meeting on December 20th, the Central Bank of the Republic of China (Taiwan), or CBC, left its main policy interest rate, the discount rate, unchanged at 1.375%. It was last altered in July 2016, when it was cut to its current rate.

We expected the CBC to keep rates on hold at the meeting. The central bank justified the decision in large part by pointing to negative external signs for growth and inflation, including the recent slide in global oil prices and still-elevated trade tensions between the US and China. Moreover, money supply (M2) target growth remained comfortably within the central bank's target range of 2.5‑6.5%, at 3.6% in January‑November 2018.

Despite the latest decision being in line with our expectations, we will be altering our monetary policy forecast for 2019. We had expected two incremental increases in the main policy rate next year, partly in response to a continuing tightening cycle in the US, and also owing to a desire to shore up monetary policy capabilities while economic growth remains robust. However, our forecast for US monetary policy has now changed, such that we expect the Federal Reserve (the US central bank) to raise rates twice, instead of three times in 2019. Moreover, the press release of the latest CBC monetary policy board meeting suggests that concerns about the ongoing US-China trade war have only grown in recent months. We have also revised down our inflation forecast for 2019 slightly. As a result, we now believe that the CBC will hold interest rates in 2019.

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We will be amending our forecast for 2019, as we now anticipate no change to the main policy rate in that year. Moreover, the central bank will also stay put on rates in 2020 amid a cyclical downturn in the US—one of Taiwan's major export markets—in that year.

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“Honeymoon in Yosemite”

Review Submitted 12/19/12  Date of Stay 11/24/12

My husband and I were looking for a romantic getaway for our 10th anniversary and every year we call it a “honeymoon.” We do love the Sierras and have spent a lot of time hiking these beautiful mountains. We came across Holly’s ‘Cub’s Cabin” and liked the way it looked private and was in the forest. When we arrived we were quite surprised that it was much more than the photos show. The wood floors gleamed, the kitchen was much bigger than ours at home, and it was downright cozy in a perfectly gorgeous forest setting. We loved the deep jacuzzi bath and took wonderful bubble baths each day. I caught up on my reading in the living room while being able to overlook the beautiful forest setting with the cathedral ceiling. My husband enjoyed the large tv and found many movies to watch. We drove to the valley most days to sightsee and were in awe of the falls and wildlife. Even though it was cold we took some great walks – the air was crisp and clean. I love to cook and found the kitchen very well equipped, even with some wonderful herbs and spices. The beds had a luxurious feel and we started to feel the stress of the city life and our work melt away. I love this house and would come back in a second! It is spotlessly clean, would be great for couples or families, and is in a beautiful location within Yosemite Park. It is a quick trip to the valley if you need restaurants or other services or simply to sightsee.

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Review Submitted 5/5/2012  Date of Stay 5/1/2012

 I wanted to tell yo what a wonderful time we had and how much we enjoyed your home.  We couldn’t believe how well furnished it was!  It was clean and we had some great breakfasts and dinners there.  We will always have great and happy memories of our trip to Yosemite and your home.
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 Our Yosemite Vacation in Lower Enchanted

Review submitted 2/13/12  Date of Stay 2/14/12

We have been avid Yosemite visitors. The last 2 years, we had been wanting to go and visit our favorite national park but things are tough lately. Before the new year, a relative from Guatemala visited us for the holidays. We thought that if we cannot take her to any wonderful places in California, we can take her to Yosemite National park and that will be the one and only highlight of her time with us. And what a highlight it was. We found Ms. Holly Cislaw’s property in VRBO lisitngs and inquired about availability. Ms. Cislaw was very prompt to respond to all our questions. We arranged for a 4 night stay in lower Enchanted Forest. We all enjoyed the amenities this property have to offer.  We got to barbeque in the middle of winter and enjoy a nice warm cabin inside the cozy cabin.  The kitchen amenities are fantastic.  Thank you for the free coffee, tea and other condiments.  The property really served as a home away from home for us. Our 6 year old still rave about the pool table and our 12 year old could not forget the fireplace that her “Tia Norma” start the fire every single night. The property is clean, well organized and very easy to navigate. The people that manage and maintains the place are nice and prompt to assist on a moments notice. The owner, Ms. Holly Cislaw who happened to be in the area even dropped by to pay us a visit to make sure everything is okay. At best, this property gave our family a lasting and very memorable experience of our visit to Yosemite. We are already making plans to come back and stay at the enchanted forest again. Thank you so much Ms. Holly Cislaw for the wonderful accomodation.
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Review Submitted January 25, 2012 Date of Stay January 20, 2012

Lower Enchanted forest is a great house, really clean, and great location! I can only comment on one bedrooms since my husband and I rented it as a suite which gives you access to one large bedroom with a large king bed, a bathroom right next to the bedroom, the bathroom has two entrances one that leads directly into the bedroom and one that leads directly into the living area, a wet bar, a really nice large kitchen with everything you could possibly need, a living room with a nice size TV with Direct TV and a DVD player with DVD’S which was nice, and a dining room with a nice size dining table, and a large pool table near the front entrance with plenty of bar stools to go with it so there plenty of room to sit around the pool table and hang out.There is also a washer and dryer in a closet next to the bathroom,and a nice little wet bar to chill your wine or beer! I loved the house it was really clean, great location, short drive to the valley, quiet, and absolute privacy. The hot tub on the outdoor deck is nice and has a nice view, I enjoyed sitting in it every morning watching the sun come up. The King size bed in the bedroom was very comfortable and had really nice soft sheets. The bathroom was clean and spacious. There is also tons of storage in this house to which is nice. This house is definately going to be a top pick for me when I visit the valley. You can’t beat the location your just minutes to Glacier Point which in my opinion is one of the best views in the world, and the accommodations were great. The pictures of this house are spot on, but the pictures of the outside don’t do this house justice you have to be there to fully enjoy the incredible beauty of the area. I would definately recommend this house to anyone looking for a great place to stay. And the value is incredible. Can’t say enough loved it!
-Laura H Northern CA

Great Yosemite Condo

Review Submitted January 17, 2012      Date of Stay January 10, 2012

This place was perfect for our Winter getaway in Yosemite. It is in a great location and Holly was wonderful. There was also a caretaker who was available to help us with questions. The condo was clean and had a lovely fireplace. It was well stocked and even had games and movies. Our only problem was REALLY slow internet which we hated to need on vacation. But they offered to let us go to an office to try to connect and they say they are in the process of upgrading. Overall, the condo is great and the people running it are amazing. We would definitely stay there again.
-Danna Haile

Best location inside Yosemite National Park – Clean and affordable lodging

Review Submitted January 4, 2012      Date of Stay December 26, 2011

Our family stayed at this condo during our winter vacation after the Christmas weekend. We visit Yosemite at least twice a year and it is always a challenge to find an affordable and clean place to stay. We were very pleased with our stay here as it was clean and well-kept. Most of the units in the condo complexes are pretty old and dated but this place seemed to have been remodeled with great effort. It looks exactly the same as the pictures show. The owner was really helpful as she immediately answered all my questions regarding the property over emails and phone calls. Reservation and payment was quick over the phone with a credit card. It was nice because it was an end unit on the second floor. However, as it is same with all the condos in the area, if you happen to have noisy/loud renters next door, you could hear them. Yosemite West is the best location to stay when you visit Yosemite.

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You know what’s worse than finding out your partner is cheating? Knowing your partner is cheating but not being able to prove it. That feeling will drive you CRAZY!

Well, Christina Milian is not the type to just let some guy lie to her and tell her nothing is going on.

In a new interview on E! News‘ Just the Sip digital series, the Christmas Cupid actress opened up about the lengths she went when she suspected an ex of being unfaithful.

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That ex, of course, was Nick Cannon, whom she met on the set of Love Don’t Cost A Thing and dated for two years. You know, until she found out he was a dirty cheating cheater.

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But how did she find out? She kind of, a little bit, hacked his phone! She explained:

“When I was dating Nick Cannon, the password somehow worked on the first check and I was right and the next thing you know, I was reading for like a month. I was reading messages.”

OK, first off, you guessed right on his password? Is this a Kanye West “000000” situation??

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Second, she read his text messages for a month??

“I was stuck in Romania. I had time. I was like, I cannot bust him when I am away. I need to bust him in person so in the meantime, I’m going to get my intel, make sure this is for real for real and it was for real so it was enough.”

Sounds like a proper investigation — that found plenty of evidence. We’re picturing a hotel room wall with a red string connecting Nick Cannon to a bunch of music video extras.

Christina says she couldn’t just end it over the phone. They had been together too long for that:

“We were just so close that I think at that time, I couldn’t deal with the idea that if we ended up breaking up, I wasn’t going to get to see him again. So I wanted to be able to see him in person, go over it, not like it would change anything, but part of me was like, he was kind of like my first love love at the time. It was unreal that it was happening.”

The worst part?

“He was living at my house and everything too. It was just like, ‘Wait, under my own roof this is happening?’ It just kind of blew me away.”

Of course, it’s been nearly a decade since all that. They’re in different places. Nick is the ex-Mr. Mariah Carey. Christina and Matt Pokora are expecting their first child.

She’s over it:

“When I look at it now, I’m like, not that it’s right because I don’t think it’s right for anybody… It is what it is and obviously it wasn’t meant to be and I’m sure he’s maybe changed his ways I’m sure. We all grow up.”

Yep. You live and learn.

Hopefully Nick has learned not to treat women that way… but also he should probably put a less obvious password on his phone.

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Over the past few years, organic food has become increasingly popular.

Recent research found that more than six in 10 Australian households currently buy organic products in any given year. Experts predict that this figure will continue to rise, alongside our growing appetite for healthy unprocessed foods.

But what do we need to know and understand about eating organic?

Organic foods are grown using farming methods that differ to traditional ones.

Unlike traditional farming, organic farmers don't use synthetic fertilisers, irradiation to kill pests and give food a longer shelf life, growth hormones or antibiotics. They don't use synthetic pesticides, and don't produce genetically engineered crops.

Increasing availability of organic food should be particularly welcome by parents given babies, toddlers and children are at a heightened risk from exposure to pesticides and chemicals.

A baby's immature liver and kidneys can't remove nasties from the body as effectively as an adult's can. Pesticide residues may be present in the body for longer periods of time which could impact health and growth.

"When infants and toddlers are growing and developing rapidly, choosing certified organic food helps to reduce their exposure to pesticides and chemicals," says paediatric dietitian and mother, Susie Burrell.

"At a time in their lives when their immune system is developing, organic foods help give infants the best chance of reducing allergy risk and an optimally functioning immune system long term."

Research backs up Burrell's claims. A 2014 study published in the British Journal of Nutrition found that organically grown crops were 48 per cent less likely to contain cadmium, a toxic heavy metal that accumulates in the liver and kidney. And the percentage of omega 3 fatty acid in all types of organic meat was 47 per cent higher than conventionally raised meat.

"Higher antioxidant content in some organic versus non-organic foods equates to eating up to an extra two serves of nutrient rich fresh fruit and vegetables every day," says Burrell.

"Research also shows that nutrient contents are higher in some organic produce, especially in fruits, vegetables and dairy foods."

Despite all these benefits, Burrell says that we're still confused about what organic means, and there's the pre-conceived idea that eating organic foods is more expensive. The good news is that this needn't be the case.

"The key is to buy less overall," advises Burrell. "Focus on quality, especially when it comes to fruit, vegetables, dairy, eggs and meat, and buy what's in season."

Burrell notes that the other important consideration when choosing organic foods for your infant is whether they have the highest levels of accreditation.

There are two certification bodies in Australia: ACO (Australian Certified Organic) and NASAA (National Association for Sustainable Agriculture in Australia).

"NASAA is Australia's principle certifying body for organic and bio-dynamic produce," says Burrell. "It ensures that the entire organic supply chain maintains its integrity from paddock to plate."

Organic foods can be found at local markets and stalls. However, the widest variety is located on your supermarket shelf, making it easier for shoppers to make the best choices for their family.

Brands such as Bellamy's Organic offer a range of organic snacks, such as apple snacks, that tick all the boxes for taste, health and appeal. Additionally, they are made with organic apples direct from Tasmania, reducing food miles and supporting our local Australian farmers.

"Modern life means we're exposed to more fast food and processed food," says Burrell. "Anything we can do to boost overall nutritional intake, especially for our little ones, is a good thing for health and immune function long term."

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Turkey is continuing to enjoy economic growth, with exports increasing by 200 per cent between 2002 and 2007. Imports grew by 340 per cent in that period, with GDP also rising, by 187 per cent.
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After living in France for almost two years, it’s fair to say I’ve had my fair share of châteaux. From the lavish properties of the Loire Valley to the ruins of the French Riviera, and pretty much everything in between, France doesn’t disappoint in terms of castles. The fact that there are so many – […]

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UNREMARRIED WIDOW by Artis Henderson

“Unremarried Widow” is the classification given to military wives who have lost their husbands but not remarried since their deaths. Artis Henderson was in her mid-20s when she met her future husband, Miles, in a dance club in Florida. She was a bit unrooted at the time, hoping to become a writer but without much of a game plan. Her connection with Miles – an Army pilot from Texas – took her by surprise, and she fell in love with him despite her misgivings about marrying into the military. Artis and Miles married just a few months before he was deployed to Iraq, and not long after that his Apache helicopter went down in a sandstorm, killing Miles and his experienced co-pilot.

Unremarried Widow is Henderson’s memoir of her short time with Miles and her grief over his devastating accident. She is unflinchingly honest – about the conflicts they had while he was in Iraq, about her numbness after his death, about her feelings about his fellow soldiers who survived their deployments and returned home. Unremarried Widow is compulsively readable (I devoted a few late nights to this one) and painfully sad. It’s an important book to read, not only for its exploration of grief, but also for its depiction of the sacrifices made by military spouses.

One theme in Unremarried Widow focuses on Henderson’s relationship with her mother, also an unremarried widow. Artis’ father was killed in a plane crash when she was only 5 (she was in the plane with him at the time). Her mother was beyond stoic after losing her husband. Artis describes: “My mother… who I rarely saw cry after my father’s death and who had done such an effective job of erasing him from our lives that he had been lost to me. My mother, who never remarried. Who was permanently, unpardonably alone. Who I had tried my entire life not to become and whose fate, despite my best efforts, I now shared.” Artis’ model of widowhood – her mother –  was not the right model for her, and she had to understand her mother’s perspective before she could turn to her mother for support.

I also found Henderson to be refreshingly offbeat, sort of a free spirit among the regimented Army life that became hers by default. She didn’t toe the line, often to her disadvantage, but she lived an honest life, and loved and appreciated Miles for who he was, including his dedication to the Army.

Increasingly, I find myself drawn to books about military life – I loved You Know When The Men Are Gone and have Sparta, The Yellow Birds, and Billy Lynn’s Long Halftime Walk on my TBR list. I thought that Unremarried Widow was an excellent read and I highly recommend it.

I give Unremarried Widow an 8 on the Depressing-O-Meter. Obviously the subject matter is incredibly sad, and Artis’ honest look at loss gives it great depth and power.

  • Susan
    February 18, 2014 - 7:31 am | Permalink

    Alice a Bliss is another good book about the military told from the point of view of a daughter whose father is sent to Iraq. The author came to our town and she was great.

    • gayle
      February 18, 2014 - 9:32 am | Permalink

      Thanks for the tip! I’ve added it to my TBR list.

  • February 18, 2014 - 7:48 am | Permalink

    That does sound like a sad book but I bet I would enjoy it. I like books about military life too.

    • gayle
      February 18, 2014 - 9:32 am | Permalink

      I think you’d like it.

  • February 19, 2014 - 8:10 pm | Permalink

    This sounds interesting – thanks for introducing it to me! I read I Know When the Men Are Gone and was so affected by it – I realized how little I know about military lives and although I recognize the sacrifices in the abstract, that book really drove it home for me.

  • March 4, 2014 - 7:36 pm | Permalink

    Just added to my TBR list!

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The 2018 Tiguan arrives in dealerships in Summer 2017. It will be available with an eight-speed automatic transmission mated to a four-cylinder turbocharged and direct-injection 2.0-liter TSI engine that produces 184 horsepower and 221 lb-ft of torque.

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Destination fee on all models is $900.

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Driver Assistance. Forward Collision Warning and Autonomous Emergency Braking with Pedestrian Monitoring (Front Assist) and Blind Spot Monitor with Rear Traffic Alert are available on Tiguan S for $850.

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1729: Philippe Nivet, “Fanfaron”

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On the last day of May in 1729, the French outlaw Philippe Nivet was put to death in Paris.

Although some at the time considered that the legendary bandit Cartouche (executed in 1721) was “nothing as compared to Nivet,” it is Cartouche only whom time has remembered.

Nivet — “Fanfaron” by his pseudonym — was nothing to his predecessor when it came to the romance of the road, a consideration understandably overlooked by contemporaries who had their own pocketbooks to consider. To such men, Nivet loomed very large indeed.

Commanding a sophisticated Paris-based network of highwaymen, fences, and safe houses, Nivet was slated with 38 armed robberies from 1723 to 1728, six of them resulting in fatalities — including his last.

Nivet’s final highway robbery victimized Louis David and his wife, dry-goods merchants of Amiens. In August 1728 the couple were returning home, mounted on fine horses, from the Guibray fair where they had done a large volume of business. Nivet and two accomplices joined the Davids and, posing as merchants themselves, accompanied them to a forest near Rouen. Once in the forest, these bandits slit the Davids’ throats, stole their considerable money and jewelry, and rode immediately to the home of a receiver where they broke down the couple’s jewelry to render it unrecognizable. Then, to frustrate pursuers, Nivet and his men secured new mounts from an accomplice who ran a livery stable and rode to Vernon, where they again changed transport by boarding the postal coach for Paris. (Source)

Despite his precautions, Nivet was captured by chance in Paris: bad luck for him on this specific occasion but a mischance asymptotically approaching certainty over the extent of his prolific career. Fanfaron had several months in prison informing on his band — the arrests ran to 68 — before being broken on the wheel. As with Cartouche eight years before, every window opening on the Place de Greve, and every stone of the square itself, was crowded with gawkers.

There’s a short French-language biography from that period that can be purchased online. (There’s a wee summary here.)

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1868: Georg Ratkay, the last public hanging in Vienna

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Vienna’s last public execution was the raucous May 30, 1868 hanging of Georg Ratkay.

The 23-year-old Hungarian proletarian had migrated to the bustling capital where he found accommodation as a “bedwalker”, literally renting hours in a bed shared by shifts with others. In January of 1868, he bludgeoned a carpenter’s wife to death in the course of robbing her.

For a few months that year it was the outrage on the lips of every Viennese and when the day came lips and limbs and leering eyes thronged as one into the square surrounding the Spinnerin am Kreuz tower, where the execution was to take place. By report of the Neue Freie Presse, the plaza was already bustling with early campers by 2 in the morning although the hanging wouldn’t go off until the evening. Roofs of adjacent taverns and factories made their owners a tidy profit charging gawkers for the vantage point, as did custodians of improvised grandstands hastily thrown up on the scene.

There were many reports of the indecencies of this bawdy and bloodthirsty gaggle, making merry for the “unusually pleasurable spectacle” and lubricated on beer served by vendors who also plied their trade here. Essayist Friedrich Schlögl gave voice to the disdain of respectable Vienna, in a piece quoted from Unruly Masses: The Other Side of Fin-de-siecle Vienna:

These were the habitues of the gallows, of both sexes — pinched faces, regular customers of the noisiest bars, inmates of the dirtiest cellars of poverty and squalor, a composite mixture of the many-headed company of knaves … All who had not been detained in prisons, asylums, and other Imperial establishments for improvement had come out for crude pleasure. Right through until dawn, the mob made the most appalling nuisance; then when day eventually broke and the food sellers came around hawking their “criminal sausages,” “poor sinner pretzels,” “gallows sandwiches,” etc., all hell broke loose and thousands upon thousands became as frenzied as was the fashion at the Brigittenauer Kirtag in days long past.

Only with difficulty (and rifle butts) could the hussars escorting the death party actually force their way through the mob to bring the star attraction to the post for his Austrian-style “pole hanging”.*

Then the “poor sinner” arrived and the official procedure took its undisturbed course. Was the crowd enraged? Was it shocked by the frightful sin? A jubilant cheer echoed through the air when, at the moment the executioner adjusted the candidate’s head, a pole broke and hundreds of curious spectators pressed forward. The joyous cries of at least a thousand throats went on to reward the clever trick of a man who knocked a coachman’s hat off because he “thoughtlessly” kept it on when the priest began his prayer.

The Emperor Franz Joseph I, who was already commuting most of the empire’s death sentences as a matter of policy** and had lost his own brother to a firing squad the year before, was so disgusted by the commotion that he never again permitted such a scene in Vienna. Ratkay’s hanging is commonly described as the last public execution in all of Austria, although according to the Austrian State Archive there were actually six more, all lower-key affairs away from the imperial center, before 1873 legislation formally moved all executions behind prison walls.

* For images of this distinctive execution method, see photos of Italian nationalist Cesare Battisti or video of World War II war criminal Karl Hermann Frank undergoing the punishment.

** The Austrian State Archive page linked above claims that of 559 death sentences from 1868 to 1876, only 14 came to actual execution.

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1895: Lafayette Prince

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From the Cleveland Plain Dealer, May 29, 1895. The hot swap from “Chaplain Winget” to “Chaplin Wingate” is all [sic].

Columbus, May 28. — (Special.) — Lafayette Prince partook heartily at 6 o’clock of his last meal, at which he was given porterhouse steak, fried eggs and coffee, finishing the meal with strawberry short cake and cream. The other seven inmates at the annex were present at the meal. All appeared to relish the dainty dishes with the exception of Molnar, who was very nervous and excited.

Chaplain Winget conducted general religious services in the annex, in which all took part. At 8:35 Capt. John Langenberger entered the annex and informed Prince that the time had arrived for him to enter the death cage. It was expected that the murderer would weaken when the time came for the final separation from the others, but Prince surprised all by promptly replying to the request of Langenberger, “All right.” He then bade the other inmates farewell and with a light step ascended the stairway to a little narrow cell which he was to leave only to go to his death. At 10 o’clock a report reached the front office that the man so soon to enter eternity was at that time whistling “Irish Moll.”

Prince has always expressed great affection for his little boy and has often wished to see him before his death. When Chaplin Wingate visited the murderer at 10:30 Prince gave him a box of letters and a few small trinkets and requested that they be given to the boy. The letters were those received by the murderer since he was received at the penitentiary.

Prince was still holding out well at 11:30, and when asked how he felt responded “tip top.” He regretted very much that his brother at Cleveland had failed to be present, and said his brother had written him a few days ago that he would be here. “But that makes no difference,” said Prince. “I have made my peace with God and man and am prepared to go.”

Warden James read the death warrant to Prince at 11:30. The condemned man was unmoved during the reading of the instrument, and at the conclusion remarked that he was ready to go and anxious for the execution to be over.

Prince was hanged shortly after midnight. The drop fell at 12:11, and in fourteen and one-half minutes life was pronounced extinct. Prince’s nerve did not desert him to the last, and he died without a show or emotion or a struggle.

While the fastenings of death were being adjusted by two guards the condemned man gazed intently before him and appeared to be the least concerned of all present. Prince was asked if he desired to make a statement and replied: “No; I have nothing to say.” The black cap was then adjusted, the rope placed about his neck and the lever sprung. The body shot through the drop with lightning like rapidity, rebounded, turned half around and then hung limp until life was pronounced extinct. The neck was broken by the fall. The dead house gang entered, removed the body and the final act in the tragedy was completed.

The crime for which Lafayette Prince was hanged was the murder of his wife in Nottingham on the morning of Sept. 17, 1894. Prince had difficulty with his wife for several months. They did not live happily together. She insisted that she would go and assist her brother in gathering his grape crop. Prince remonstrated and insisted that she and the only son, Freddy Prince, should devote their time to gathering the crop on the Prince farm. Mrs. Prince argued that the grapes on the Prince farm were not in a condition to gather. The breach widened and on the afternoon of Sept. 16 Mrs. Prince and her son returned from her brother’s farm, which was two miles distant, and gathering a few personal effects went to her brother’s house and remained all night.

Prince returned home that night and discovered the absence of his wife. He prepared his own supper, ate it and walked over to the house of his brother. The twilight had settled and he hid behind a hay stack to ascertain as to whether his wife would leave the house.

Her brother had loaded a wagon with grapes the night before and was to take them into town early in the morning. He appeared before dawn and hitching the horse drove toward the city on the Nottingham road. Prince could not discover in the darkness whether his wife was on the wagon or not. He ran home, mounted a horse, and, taking a short cut, hid under the shadow of the Nottingham bridge. When the wagon appeared he discovered that his wife was not with the brother. He returned to his house, coolly cooked his breakfast and went back to his brother-in-law’s house, arriving there about 7 o’clock. His sister-in-law was in the kitchen preparing breakfast. The women were alone, the only man in the house having taken the grapes to the city.

Prince knocked at the door and said:

“I want to see my wife, Caroline.”

“I don’t know whether it would be best to do it or not,” replied his sister-in-law.

Prince then shoved her aside, walked through the sitting room and went up stairs.

“For God’s sake, Lafe, don’t go up there; you’ll murder her,” screamed his sister-in-law.

He went up stairs and into a back room, where Mrs. Prince and the boy were in bed.

“Caroline,” said Prince, “I want you to come home with me.”

“I can’t do it, Lafe,” she said, “you’ve promised to treat me right so many times that I’ve no faith in you.”

Prince kneeled on the floor and crying bitterly asked her to come. Freddy was also crying.

“Freddie,” said Prince, turning to his son, “won’t you come home? Come home to your father. I’ll treat you right, my boy. I’ll treat you right.”

The boy cried bitterly and said he wouldn’t do it. Prince arose hurriedly and went down stairs. His sister-in-law followed him out. Prince went out of the house and went to the woodhouse. He was watched carefully by his sister-in-law. He appeared from the woodhouse with an ax in his hand. His sister-in-law screamed and bolted the door. Prince knocked the door in with the ax and rushed up into his wife’s chamber. She was apprised of his approach and leaped from the bed. She ran down stairs, followed by her husband and the boy. He caught her in the yard and was about to strike her with the ax when the boy interfered. He threw the boy roughly aside. He again caught his wife in the road and struck her twice in the head with an ax. She sank to the ground and the boy again interfered. He was thrown roughly aside. Prince struck his wife several times in the head and twice on the body. She was clad in her night clothes and had no protection. One blow nearly cut her body in two. Prince went home and attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat with a razor. He was unsuccessful.

During last term of court he was tried. Counsel attempted to work the insanity dodge without success. The jury was out forty-five minutes and the case was carried no higher.

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1345: Arnaud Foucaud, jobbing trooper

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The unmourned fate of Arnaud Foucaud, a peasant swept into the maelstrom of the Hundred Years’ War as a sword-arm for hire in English service, was excavated as an incidental microhistory in Jonathan Sumption’s The Hundred Years War: Trial by Battle.

[F]ighting fell to volunteers drawn from a growing military underworld of disparaged gentry, refugees, drifters, malcontents and petty criminals. The court records and letters of pardon of the period are filled with the stories of their lives. The tale of Arnaud Foucaud could stand for many of them.

He came from the small village of Clion in Saintonge. His family seem to have been rich peasants. He had learned how to fight on horseback and could handle a lance. When Foucaud was about fourteen or fifteen years old he got involved in a village feud and killed one of his antagonists in a fight. This was in 1337, the first year of the war, as the French were overrunning English-occupied Saintonge.

When the Seneschal‘s officers came to arrest him he fled to the nearest ‘English’ garrison, which was at Montendre, an enclave of the duchy about 15 miles from his home. The commander there, a louche petty nobleman from Bearn, hired him as a soldier.

His life at Montendre consisted in keeping watch and periodically pillaging and burning villages. When the castle was captured by the French in July 1338, Foucaud received a safe conduct as part of the terms of capitulation and returned home.

In 1340, after two relatively uneventful years, he went to Jonzac, the nearest market town, and met two relatives of the man whom he had killed. There was a fight. Foucaud himself was badly wounded, but both his antagonists were killed.

Five weeks after this incident, as he was still nursing his wounds, he was arrested. But he never stood trial. The Seneschal only wanted to be rid of him. So he allowed him to go free on condition that he leave the province for good.

Foucaud went to Bordeaux. Here, he took service in the household of Jean Colom, a rich urban knight who employed him as a cavalryman and took him on several expeditions with the army of Oliver Ingham.

In June 1341 another soldier in Colom’s pay persuaded him to join a small armed band which was being formed for some private purpose of the La Motte family. This turned out to be the daring capture of Bourg, by far the most brazen of the [English-allied -ed.] Bordeaux government’s breaches of the truce of Esplechin.

Foucaud fought gallantly in this enterprise and served in the garrison of the town after it had fallen. But his reward was meagre. His wages were unpaid and his share of the spoils amounted to no more than ten livres’ worth of equipment. Moreover, he quarrelled with the garrison commander, who suspected him of being a French sympathizer, and tried to extract a confession by torturing him.

By 1342 he was back in Bordeaux hiring out his services as a jobbing trooper. He joined a band of 100 men recruited by the lord of Pommiers* to carry out long-range raids in Saintonge, but the pillage of this enterprise was worth only fifty livres to be divided between all of them. He fought with Ingham’s army in the campaign of Saintonge and Angoumois in the autumn of 1342, taking part in the capture of Blanzac, and gaining ten livres in cash as his share of the spoil.

At some stage during 1343 he seems to have obtained a pardon from the French royal lieutenant in the south, the Bishop of Beauvais. [the younger brother of Enguerrand de Marigny -ed.] But by the autumn of 1344 he was back in Bordeaux. According to evidence which he gave under torture (and which he tried to retract) he was next hired in Bordeaux by a Bearnais nobleman to take part with twenty-five others in a raid on a small priory not far from the city. He and six men stood guard outside, while the rest went in, tied up the Prior and his servants and stripped the place of gold and silver, horses and everything of value. But the captain of the troop took most of the spoil for himself. Foucaud’s share was only twenty florins.

This incident was his undoing, for it was not covered by his pardon. It is not clear how he fell into French hands. He probably tried to go home. In May 1345 he was taken to Paris and held in the prison of the Chatelet to answer charges of treason, robbery and murder. He was convicted on the 27th and beheaded in Les Halles on the following day.

Foucaud was twenty-three years old when he died. Booty was an incidental bonus for men like him, but it was not booty that drew them to warfare and most of them got very little of it. They were drop-outs, desperados.

* This lord of Pommiers was Guillaume-Sanche III. Guillaume-Sanche IV was destined to end in a very beautiful Froissart chronicle illustration of his 1377 beheading.

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1919: Frank Willis, but not by Bill Fisk

3 comments May 27th, 2019 Headsman

The futile last appeal of Australia-born artillerist Frank Willis — before his execution at La Havre a century ago today for killing a British policeman — ran thus:

I am 20 years of age. I joined the Australian Army in 1915 when I was 16 years of age. I went to Egypt and the Dardanelles. I have been in a considerable number of engagements there, & in France. I joined the British Army in April 1918 and came to France in June 1918. I was discharged from the Australian Army on account of fever which affected my head contracted in Egypt. I was persuaded to leave my unit by my friends and got into bad company. I began to drink and gamble heavily. I had no intention whatever of committing the offences for which I am now before the Court. I ask the Court to take into consideration my youth and to give me a chance of leading an upright and straightforward life in the future.

This young man’s shooting detail was to have been commanded by Second Lieutenant Bill Fisk of the King’s Liverpool Regiment the father of the great Middle East correspondent Robert Fisk. Fisk has written frequently about his father’s refusal to conduct the execution, which the son says cost his father his military career and was also “the noblest act of his life” although it made no difference at all to the fate of Frank Willis.

Thanks to the investigatory exertions of the Great War Forum, it appears that “Frank Willis” was a pseudonym, and the true name under which this man joined and deserted the Australian army before his British enlistment was Richard Mellor. Mellor’s mother spent the rest of her life vainly petitioning authorities for information about her son’s fate.

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2009: The brother of an Iraqi rape victim

Add comment May 26th, 2019 Headsman

Wikileaks published this incident report from the monumental trove of war secrets leaked at incredible personal cost by whistleblower Chelsea Manning.

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1798: The Carnew executions

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The Carnew Massacre blackened this date in 1798, in the Irish village of the same name.

It was the morrow of the outbreak of Ireland’s 1798 rebellion against British rule. This rising commenced on May 24 and foundered within weeks leaving a harvest of patriotic martyrs in its wake but those in the moment had not the advantage of hindsight — so as news of the fighting reached County Wicklow, adjacent to the rebel epicenter of Wexford, loyalists there authored a couple of notable summary atrocities by way of pre-emption.

On May 25, the British garrison at Carnew took 28 United Irishmen prisoners already being held in Carnew Castle and had them shot out of hand in an alley.

A similar mass execution of 36 nationalist prisoners occurred on the following day, May 26, at Dunlavin Green.

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1918: A day in the death penalty around the U.S.

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From the Pueblo Chieftain (May 25, 1918):

Salt Lake City, May 24. — Howard H. Deweese, who was shot here today for the murder of his wife, Fannie Fisher Deweese, left a grim legacy for his wife’s former husband. It is a silk handkerchief and the bullets which passed thru the heart of Deweese, first passed thru the bit of silk which he had pinned over his chest.

Before his execution Deweese secured the promise of the warden of the state prison to forward the handkerchief, together with a note to Fisher in New York. The letter, dated at the Utah state penitentiary last Monday, reads:

Mr. H.W. Fisher, 150 Second avenue, New York:

In accordance with customs observed by certain people, I herewith conform with precedents and law governing the conduct of aforesaid people. I have rigidly adhered to my vows. You have violated yours. Therefore, put your house in order. The allotted time customary in such cases is yours. The souvenir enclosed herewith (by the warden of this institution) will doubtless serve to convince you that time, distance, political influence or money cannot change the inexorable workings of things decreed by men who do not hesitate in risking all, even life, for things they have sworn to uphold.

The U.B.C. thru one who has proven loyal, bids you ‘prepare.’ It is written.

The initials affixed at the bottom of the note stand for Deweese’s alias — J.E. Warren. The “U.B.C.” Deweese explained just before his execution, was the initials of the “Universal Brotherhood Club of New York.”

From the Kansas City Star (May 24, 1918):

DALLAS, TEX. May 23. — A claim that the idea for the Red Cross poster, “The Greatest Mother in the World,” originated in the mind of Leonard Dodd, who with Walter Stevenson is sentenced to hang here tomorrow for murder, was placed here today before the state board of pardons at Austin as part of a plea for commutation of sentence.

Council for Dodd informed the board a draft of the poster had been sent by him to the Red Cross headquarters at Washington and that it was later drawn by an Eastern artist. Dodd, Stevenson, and Emmett Vestal, also convicted of murder, will be hanged tomorrow unless Governor Hobby commutes their sentences. [Dodd and Stevenson hanged; as for Vestal’s … read on. -ed.]

From the Arizona Republic, Jan. 1, 1955:

Evangelist Emmett T. (Texas Slim) Vestal, a man twice condemned to die in the electric chair, is in Phoenix conducting a revival, and illustrating that “no matter how low a man can get, he still can be saved by following Christ.”

For more than 20 years, Mr. Vestal has been preaching in churches throughout the country, and recounting his experiences as bank robber, drug addict, and gang member.

Services will be conducted every night through next Friday at 7:30 p.m. at the Revival Center, 902 N. 24th St.

In 1917 he shot a rival gang leader who tried to ambush him near Victoria, Tex. and was sentenced to die May 24, 1918. Five minutes before the hanging, he was granted a reprieve by the late Governor W.P. Hobby.

He returned to prison, contracted tuberculosis and was sent to a state hospital from which he escaped. Law officials found him in 1926 in St. Louis and took him back to Texas for a new trial because the state had changed his sentence from hanging to electrocution.

He was again convicted and sentenced to die, this time in the electric chair. Three days before the electrocution, his sentence was commuted to life imprisonment by the late Governor Miriam (Ma) Ferguson. Three days after that she granted him a full pardon.

Methodist church workers taught him to read and write and gave him Christian education while he was in prison. After his release he began his evangelic career. He was ordained a baptist minister.

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1936: Adolf Seefeldt, Uncle Tick-Tock

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German serial killer Adolf Seefeldt was beheaded on this date in 1936 by the Third Reich.

The tramp timepiece-fixer with twenty-plus years of child molestation prison time in his 66 years of life, “Uncle Tick Tock” killed at least a dozen boys in the early 1930s whose creepy uniting feature was sailor suit garb. Their bodies — peacefully posed and innocent of any visible sign of violence — would be discovered in protected forest preserves; the nature of the killings makes it possible that he had other prey who have never been recognized as murder victims, but simply taken for natural deaths. Given that he’d dodged a previous murder charge as far back as 1908 one can’t help but wonder.

It’s been debated whether Seefeldt (English Wikipedia entry | German) poisoned his victims, as he confessed, or suffocated them, or even — fanciful hypothesis — dropped them into a hypnotic sleep only to abandon them outdoors to death by exposure.

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1538: John Forest and the image of Saint Derfel Gadarn

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English Franciscan John Forest was burned at Smithfield on this date in 1538 … the undercard to the simultaneous “execution” of a downthrown idol of Saint Derfel Gadarn.

The latter had been ripped from its shrine at Llandderfel in Gwynedd, Wales: the place gets its name from Derfel himself and its devotion to its Celtic patron had not waned in the centuries since but fostered a thriving pilgrimage site where the icon received the offerings of devotees in trust of the saint’s supernatural protection.

Such rituals really infuriated the iconoclastic, monastery-shuttering reformers abroad in England in Henrician England post-Anne Boleyn and in 1538 Derfel G. came in for special “punishment.”

“There is an image of Derfel Gadarn within the said diocese, in whom the people have so great confidence, hope, and trust, that they come daily on pilgrimage unto him, some with kyne, other with oxen or horses, and the rest with money,” fumed the king’s own scaffold-bound Lord Chancellor, Thomas Cromwell. “In so much that there was five or six hundred pilgrims, to a man’s estimation, that offered to the said Image the fifth day of this present month of April.”

Cromwell and team were very keen to show up the superstition, hypocrisy, and money-grubbing wrapped up in these quaint old idols, to expose to the public gaze the contraptions that allowed statues to weep or the priests that dined hearty on the victuals sacrificed by poor pilgrims … and so it came to pass that the May 22, 1538 death of John Forest at the stake was also a great demystifying of old Saint Derfel. Hauled to London from its native haunts, this image was railed at in a showboating sermon by the scaffold-bound Bishop of Worcester, Hugh Latimer.

In this spectacle designed for the cheap seats, Latimer spent hours ceremonially exhorting the patiently trussed John Forest to abjure his heresies. Forest predictably declining, the image of Saint Derfel was then produced and challenged to intervene for his spiritual bannerman, even engaged in a stagey grappling match — until finally the discredited simulacrum was tossed as mere fuel into the pyre that swallowed John Forest. (Forest has the distinction of being the only Catholic martyr burned at the stake during the English Reformation.)

The always enjoyable History of England podcast delves into the frightful fate of Saint Derfel’s icon and Blessed John Forest’s living flesh in episode 236.

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    Everyone values different things in life but time for workouts can only be found if we look for it. “There is a will – there is a way” Important things in our lives are not always urgent but we need to do them so we don’t go behind our schedule.   Urgent things are not always important, and often we make them look urgent on purpose because they give us pleasure.  Ability to realize what to do first is given to us humans through our self-awareness. We are not only driven by our emotions or habits but also have a capability to predict some consequences of our behavior.  Refocusing “our lenses” on preventive matters instead of impulsive-urgent ones gives us a power to possess ourselves and control our values.

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