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albert 发表于 2019-6-13 08:34

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The w stanley cup ay we produce and eat food must change urgently both to cut the amount of planet-warming emissions produced by agriculture, and to help farmers adapt to climate change, the Food and Agriculture Organization  FAO  said on Monday.         Without swift action, climate change wil stanley cup l put millions of people at risk of hunger and poverty, the U.N. agency said in a report to mark World Food Day on Oct 16. Shutterstock     Without swift action, climate change will put millions of people at risk of hunger  stanley cup and poverty, the U.N. agency said in a report to mark World Food Day on Oct 16.   Here are some key facts:  1. Agriculture, forestry and changes in land use combined are the second largest source of greenhouse gases, producing 21% of global emissions. The top emitter is the energy sector at 47%. 2. To feed a growing global population, agricultural production must rise by about 60 percent by 2050. 3. Climate change is expected to cut harvests in developing countries in the long term - although it may also improve some crop yields in the short term. 4. If climate change continues unchecked, it will make an additional 42 million people vulnerable to hunger in 2050, according to FAO calculations. However, that figure does not include people affected by extreme weather events such as drought or floods.  5. Small farmers, cattle herders and fishermen are the most vulnerable to climate change, and will need better access to technologies, markets, information and credit to adapt to climat Layt Steroid shots tied to bone loss in ageing women
Three men convicted of drug trafficking were hanged on Sunday in the town of Arak in central Iran, Fars news agency reported.         HT Image    The men were identified only as Sh N, convicted of smuggling more than 2.5 tonnes of opium, Behrouz K, arrested with 583 kilos  1,283 pounds  of opium and V Gh, found guilty of possessing about 1.5 kilos  three pounds  of heroin, Fars said.    It did not say whether the executions were carried out in prison or in public.  The latest hangings bring to at least 164 the number of people executed in the Islamic republic so far this year, according to an AFP count based on news reports. In 2008, Iran executed 246 people.  Tehran says the death penalty is a necessary tool for maintaining public security and is only applied after exhaustive judicial proceedings.  Murder, rape, armed robbery, drugs trafficking and adultery are all punishable by death in Iran.            Read breaking news, latest...  See more   Read breaking news, latest updates from US, UK, Pakistan and other countries across the world on topics related to US Election Live, polit stanley cup ics,crime, and national affairs.    News / World News / Three drug traffickers hanged in Iran      .fre stanley cup emium-card h4{color: fff; padding-bottom:20px;} .freemium-card .freemium-content .subcTxt{padding-bottom:16px; col adidas campus or: fff;} .freemium-card .freemium-content{width: auto; max-width: inherit;} .freemium-card .freemium-content .subcTxt{max-width:inherit; font-size:18px; padding-top:0; line-height:24p

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北漂青年 发表于 2019-6-14 00:14

Llex California s food banks grapple with  tsunami of need  as pandemic grows
In the fall of 2022, a six-year-old boy was rushed to the emergency room at Mease Countryside hospital in Safety Harbor, Florida, a small city on western shore of Tampa Bay.  He was very lethargic, and very drowsy,  recalls Dr Francois Richer Lafleche, the admitting physician. The child had gobbled down a whole bar of chocolate that hed stolen from his parents, unaware it was laced with psilocybin 鈥?the active ingredient in magic mushrooms. His eyes werent going f stanley cup rom left to right, as you see on common overdoses of hallucinogenics,  Dr Lafleche says.  He was more just overly sleepy. He was fine. There were no complications. But I was just flabbergasted. A chocolate bar  I think it was called something like a Choca-dot bar   The brand is actually Polkadot Bar. And theyve become increasingly common in the psychedelic grey market. As more states open up laws around cannabis, Polkadot Bars and a range of other magic mushroom con stanley tumbler taining-candies 鈥?including One-Up Bars, Holy Grail Bars, Magic Bars and Mushie Gummies 鈥?have become common, under-the-counter offerings in cannabis boutiques, smoke shops and corner bodegas. The bars come in a range of flavours, from Ferrero Rocher, Twix and Fruity Pebbles to matcha, blueberry acai and  strawnana .Number of US children who accidentally ate cannabis rose by 1,375% in last five years Read moreThe cartoonish Wonka Bar-like packaging may entice the average child, who, as in the case of the Florida six-year- stanley travel mug old, may well eat an entire bar wit Ultf NHS is at breaking point and putting patients at high risk, bosses warn
The arms giant BAE tonight appeared to be ready to defy an ultimatum from the Serious Fraud Office to accept a plea deal over corruption allegations, or face prosecution.The SFO, under its new director, Richard Alderman, gave BAE until midnight tomorrow to come to a settlement over bribery allegations that surfaced during six years of investigations in more than nine countries. But in a display of brinkmanship, BAE, Britain s biggest weapons firm, refused to say whether it intended to come to terms. A spokesman, John Neilson, repeated a recent statement that BAE wanted to  allow the ongoing investigations to run their course .The standoff between the head of the SFO and Dick Olver, BAE s chairman, is unusually public. Having allowed his 30 September  ultimatum  to be widely report stanley termosas ed, Alderman must now act, if BAE does not settle by the deadline.He will have to seek formal consent from the attorney general to prosecute. If not, BAE and the outside world will conclude that his threats are hollow.Last week, senior SFO staff were in a bullish mood, after securing a ground-breaking bribery conviction against Mabey  Johnson, which makes bridges. The deal, in which the company replaced several directors, paid penalties of more than 拢6m and vowed to turn o stanley cup quencher ver a new leaf, was a legal first for the SFO and marked the start of stanley bottle  what is hoped to be a series of anti-corruption breakthroughs.BAE has already seen off one SFO director. Robert Wardle stepped down after

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A Hampshire resident has been officially recognised as the worlds oldest man by Guinness World Records.Bob Weighton, who is 112 years and two days old, was presented with his certificate by staff at the assisted living home where he lives, while keeping the appropriate distance because he is isolating.UK coronavirus live: ONS figures show more deaths related to Covid-19 in England and Wales than previously reportedRead moreA spokeswoman for Guinness World Records said that because of the Covid-19 outbreak, its officials were not able to reach Weighton, who lives in a flat in Alton, to hand over the certificate in person.She explained:  Adhering to current UK rules around social distancing, we were unable to meet Bob in person as we normally would. Instead the assisted living home where he lives presented him with his certificate, all from a safe distance. Guinness World Records said its senior gerontology consultant, Robert Young, had been scrutinising all available evidence since the previous title holder, Chitetsu Watanabe, a farmer from Japan, died on 23 February at 112 years and 355 days.On receiving the record, Weighton said:  I cant say I was pleased to hear the previous holder ha stanley cup d died but I am very pleased stanley website  that Ive been able to live so long and make so many friends. Weighton lived through the 1918-20 Spanish flu pandemic and has had serious medical operations but, like most, he has never endured self- stanley water bottle isolation.  It is bizarre. Ive never experienced anything like coron Feef Calling for abolition of monarchy is still illegal, UK justice ministry admits
When MPs vote this Friday on assisted dying, they will be trying to answer two questions folded i stanley cup nto one. First comes th stanley cup website e ethical choice. Is it ever permissible for one person to help someone else take their own life  Then comes the regulatory challenge. Under what conditions might that permission be granted in law It isnt easy to separate those considerations. Sometimes you have to work through scenarios of implementation before arriving at a view on the prior principle. But when legislation i stanley travel mug s being drafted, the two questions must logically be answered in sequence, not in parallel. When and how are only relevant debates if the answer to the question of whether assisted dying can ever be allowed is yes.Put the other way round, if it is your view that there are never any circumstances in which it should be legal, you dont need a follow-up view on the severity of illness or degree of clinical and judicial oversight required before the procedure can go ahead.There is a religious objection on the basis that human life is sacrosanct and the timing of its end is a decision for God alone. There is also a secular aversion to laws that facilitate deliberate killing, even in mercys name. Some argue it is inherently decivilising to put such a power on the statute book and that no safeguard exists sufficient to prevent such a power being abused. In those cases, the argument about optimal regulatory frameworks is over before it has begun.My own view is that a person of sound mind, facing

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albert 发表于 2019-6-13 19:59

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The body of a victim of South Korea s ferry disaster has been found miles away from the sunken vessel, rescuers said on Thursday, fuelling fears that some of the deceased may never be found.            Since the 6,825-tonne Sewol ferry sank off the  stanley cup southwest coast on April 16, 289 bodies have now been recovered, leaving 15 unaccounted for.   The ship was carrying a total of 476 people -- mostly high school students on a school trip. Even though no bodies have been recovered from the interior over the past two weeks, divers have continued searching the submerged vessel in extremely haz stanley cup ardous conditions. Two divers have been killed so far -- the latest just last week. The body found on Thursday by a local fisherman was floating at sea 40 kilometres  25 miles  northwest of the sunken ship, the maritime ministry said.  Fingerprint tests confirmed the person was one of the missing passengers. The recovery will underscore warnings that other bodies may have b stanley cup een washed far from the rescue site by the strong currents -- and that some may never be recovered.           Read breaking news, latest...  See more   Read breaking news, latest updates from US, UK, Pakistan and other countries across the world on topics related to US Election Live, politics,crime, and national affairs.    News / World News / Victim of S Korea ferry disaster found miles away      .freemium-card h4color: fff; padding-bottom:20px; .freemium-card .freemium-content .subcTxtpadding-bottom:16px; color: fff; .fre Qmwh Nobel laureate stirs storm with comments on  girls  in labs
The US seems to have distanced itself from embattled Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak aligning itself completely with the protestors demanding political reform in a country considered the heart of a region teeming with long-ruling despots. At a meeting President Barack Obama took of his national security team on Saturday, he made his position very clear: the protestors won t be allowed to be beaten back into their homes.        HT Image     He reiterated our focus on opposing violence and calling for restraint; supporting universal rights; and supporting concrete steps that advance political reform within Egypt,  said the White House about Obama s message.In a strategy being constantly calibrated in turn with the situation hoka  on the ground, the US has continued to move away from Mubarak, a staunch ally of decades, as he seemingly clings to power in the face of mounting opposition.   It has not been easy for the US Martin S Indyk of the Brookings institution captured the dilemma nicely: if the US distanced itself from Mubarak, it might lead to a groundswell again stanley cup st its other autocratic Arab allies. If it didn t, it would antagonize the people. Indyk went on to argue that the second option was not an option at all if Iran could be taken as an example. The US sided with the Shah and lost the people completely. Distancing itself from the friendly despot appears to be the strategy of th stanley cup e day then. According to accounts emerging of the slow shift in the US response, it started out on

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talonwat 发表于 2019-11-4 15:58

Tdlu Gordon Brown calls for new poverty fund to halt slide into  hungry decade
David Hoffman: It was the riot that pushed Thatcher outThis image is written in my bones somehow. There had been four quite vigorous poll tax marches before this one, and heavy clashes with police, so it seemed likely there would be trouble. But it wasnt until I was walking up Whi stanley quencher tehall when, for no reason, a riot policeman ran straight at me and hit me in the throat with his shield that I knew this would be rough. To my amazement I was OK and Id kept the cameras out of the way also.The crowds became packed, and it turned into a washing machine of people and police. The police were charging and people were throwing things 鈥?a scaffold clamp thrown from the roof of the grand buildings hit my leg, ripping a hole in my trousers and my shin. Theres often a spirit of joy at a protest. Its a place where social pressures are released and restraints are removed 鈥?which is why some people behave so badly and do things that are out of character. Its dangerous and beautiful.Id been taking photos of the burning buildings but they werent very interesting, then I saw Laurence and Nidge kissing. It needed to have the burning buildings behind them 鈥?I shot five or six frames quickly and moved on. Later Nidges solicitor used it to successfully throw out the police charge against him.I do think that riot was the one that pushed Thatcher out. Pictures c stanley flask hange and mean different things as the decades soak into them. But this photograph doesnt sa stanley cup y anything about the nature of the state, of how we  Fbtf Concerns over training at emergency morgues run by UK festival firm
Sir Michael Davies, who has died aged 85, was the senior Queen s  stanley us bench judge not appointed to the court of appeal. As such, in 1988, he took over the traditional role as Keeper of the Jury List, reformed procedure and cut the waiting list for a hearing from three years to less than one. He, more th stanley thermobecher an anyone else, was responsible for the drop in defamation actions from 240 to fewer than 50 two years later.It was in the defamation courts that Davies came into his own. This was perhaps the great era of the libel action - they had replaced murder trials as the public s legal favourite. Although Davies spoke against  Mickey Mouse  awards, this was a time when the Sun would settle with Elton John for 拢1m, and a jury award Sonia Sutcliffe, the wife of the Yorkshire Ripper, 拢600,000. The award to Sutcliffe was slashed on appeal - to a still substantial 拢60,000 - but the app stanley us eal court praised the  homely logic  in Davies  summing-up.Other plaintiffs who appeared successfully before him in defamation cases were Lord Wigg, then paymaster general, the actor Koo Stark, the athlete Tessa Sanderson, Viscount Linley, Neil Kinnock and editor Andrew Neil, who brought a case against fellow journalist Peregrine Worsthorne over allegations that Neil knew his girlfriend, Pamela Bordes, was a call girl. In one of those cases judges love, Davies invited counsel to define  an ageing bimbette .His most bitter case was in 1990 over the allegation that Lord Aldington, a form

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The streets of north London around the Tottenham Hotspur stadium are quiet. In the shadow of the gargantuan building, as though descended from space on the Tottenham High Road, business has dried up for Ali Polmaz, who runs the Spurs Restaurant kebab shop. It has killed us,  he said, sharpening his blade to carve doner kebab for a rare lunchtime takeaway customer.  We still have to pay rent; the landlord told me this is his only income. We  stanley bottles want to be busy, but with no fans there is no business. Far from a hive of activity, the 62,850-seater stadium 鈥?expected to be a beacon of regeneration when it opened in 2019 鈥?stands as a silent monument to Britains frozen economy amid the Covid pandemic. The impact has been disproportionately felt in this part of London: Haringey 鈥?the borough with Tottenham at its heart 鈥?has the fastest growing rate of unemployment in the country.Vie stanley water jug w image in fullscreenAli Polmaz, who runs the Spurs Restaurant, says the Covid crisis has killed business. Photograph: David Levene/The GuardianAfter  termo stanley UK unemployment hit the highest level in four years nationwide last week, the number of people claiming jobless benefits here has surged by 7.7% in the year to December 鈥?more than double the national average.About 11.3% of the local population are now receiving support from jobseekers allowance or universal credit, compared with the 6.3% UK average. The number of people on furlough is also among the highest nationally, as the jobs crisis engulfing Britain cla Osdo Yorkshire A amp;E patients face 12-hour wait times amid rise in demand
After throwing off repressive leaders, jubilant citizens often find themselves facing a harsh dilemma 鈥?they must repay debts incurred by the previous, illegitimate regime or risk losing credibility in international financial markets. Mor stanley canada eover, access to finance allows illegitimate regimes to continue their repression for far longer than they could without it. Even before the latest horrific reports about a possible chemical weapons attack in Syria, the president, Bashar al-Assad, had clearly crossed the illegitimacy threshold in the eyes of most of the world. Yet the regime is being kept afloat with arms shipments from Russia and financial support from Iran, and a future government could find itself having to repay loans that were used to purchase the weapons now being used t stanley thermos o kill fellow Syrians.Convinced that preventing odious debt ex ante would be more effective and less costly than forgiving it ex post facto, the Centre for Global Development convened a working group of current and former policymakers, academics, international lawyers, and others to develop a tool to protect citizens from illegitimate regimes. Dubbed  pre-emptive contract sanctions , it is designed to deter international lenders or inve stanley flasche stors from doing business with designated illegitimate regimes. If deterrence fails, a legitimate successor government could choose to repudiate the contracts without fear of paying a price in international markets. This sanction would have been far more effectiv

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yangkai 发表于 2019-12-23 11:18

Xjpn Taliban warns news outlets over false report on Sachin Tendulkar
New fighting and a crackdown on women not wearing veils by Islamist militants marred peace moves by two rival groups in Mali s desert north despite pledges they were ready for peace talks with Bamako.        HT Image    In Islamist-controlled Timbuktu, a local official said yesterday dozens of women were arrested on Thursday by al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb  AQIM  for not wearing veils.    The Islamists were going into homes to  stanley cup arrest unve stanley cup iled women,  he said. The women were being  imprisoned  at a disused bank, a medical source added, as AQIM militants vowed to continue the crackdown in the city which they control with Islamist group Ansar Dine, saying  that nothing can prevent them from doing so . With the north of the country in the hands of a number of Islamist groups, a Tuareg separatist leader meanwhile said his National Movement for the Liberation of Azawad  MNLA  had launched an  offensive  to retake the key north-central region of Gao controlled by the al Qaed stanley cup a linked Islamist rebels of MUJAO  Movement for Oneness and Jihad in West Africa . But late on Friday security sources told AFP the fighting had ended and that the MNLA suffered a  heavy defeat . An interim administration has been running Mali since the leaders of a March military coup stepped back from power under international pressure in April. The coup resulted in Tuareg separatists seizing key towns in the north. They were later ousted by the Islamists, giving rise to fears by the international community  Yonb No alternatives to peace talks: Abbas
Russian forces have begun withdrawing from Georgia, with a first convoy of vehicles moving out of the South Ossetian capital Tskhinvali, reports said on Monday.        HT Image    There was no initial official confirmation by the Russian military to the report.   According to the reports, the withdrawal so far involves groups of between five and 10 armoured vehicles. They were seen heading toward the Roki tunnel which connects Russia and Georgia in the Caucasus mountain region. Russian President Dmitry Medvedev signed an agreement Saturday, a day after his Georgian counterpart, Mikheil Saakashvili, had signed it  stanley cup in Tbilisi. On Sunday, Medvedev had said the troop withdrawal would begin by noon Monday. Earlier stanley cup  on Monday, reports from the region said that Russian troops had still been holding positions about 35 km north of the Georgian capital, Tbilisi, and near the Georgian cities of Poti and Senaki on the Black Sea coast.           Read breaking stanley cup  news, latest...  See more   Read breaking news, latest updates from US, UK, Pakistan and other countries across the world on topics related to US Election Live, politics,crime, and national affairs.    News / World News /  Russia withdraws troops from Georgia       .freemium-card h4{color: fff; padding-bottom:20px;} .freemium-card .freemium-content .subcTxt{padding-bottom:16px; color: fff;} .freemium-card .freemium-content{width: auto; max-width: inherit;} .freemium-card .freemium-content .subcTxt{max-width:inherit; font-size:18px; pad

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yangkai 发表于 2019-12-23 11:18

Vnda British justice is in flames. The MoJ s fiddling is criminal
Severe, complex, challenging: these words are casually used in the specialist world of learning disabilities. They are used to justify disproportionate and unnecessary involvement from social care, which can lead to dependency, restricted lives, unhappiness and even abuse, as called out by Sara Ryan.In our local authority, Bradford, we rejected the idea that learning disabled people were complex and challenging. Instead, we decided to trust and believe in them and the user-led organisations and small local charities that support them. We set out to work with learning disabled people in the area and over the past year asked: what does a good life look like and what do you want from us Almost 600 learning disabled people have replied, attending 12 events across the district, supported by a coalition of local organisations. They told us they want four things: A home where they feel safe, in the commun stanley italia ity where their friends and family live. Interesting paid employment opportunities. Someone to love, who loves them in return. If they become parents, they want to be supported  stanley sverige to be a good mum or dad. Someone to believe in their dreams and help them realise their ambitions.We are changing our learning disabilities social work service to respond to these four things. A chance to have my own voice : the care users redesigning supportRead moreHomeThe national model of supported living is more than three decades old and has not sign stanley website ificantly changed from the old residential group home. Edqk Top judge wants fair shares for unmarried couples who break up
The legal high drug mephedrone will be banned within weeks, Alan Johnson, the home secretary, announced today.Emergency legislation classifying mephe gourde stanley drone as a class B drug comes after Johnson s expert drug advisers disclosed that the drug has been implicated in 25 deaths in England and Scotland.The ban is expected to gain cross-party support to be rushed through both houses of parliament in the four remaining sitting days before the general election.The decision to push ahead with legislation comes despite the resignation of a further member of the government s Advisory Council on the Misuse of Drugs, which left a legal question mark.Johnson has brushed as stanley termohrnek ide the effects of the latest resignation, that of Dr Polly Taylor, a consultant veterinary surgeon, whose decision to quit leaves the ACM stanley cup D inquorate and technically unable to make a recommendation to the home secretary. Home Office lawyers are confident that the ban can go ahead. Taylor s term on the council was due to end shortly and candidates have already been interviewed for her place.The decision to classify mephedrone as a class B drug alongside the amphetamines it imitates will also extend to other cathinones which have been synthesised by south-east Asian chemists from the active ingredient in the plant qat.Professor Les Iversen, who chairs the ACMD, said that the rise in popularity of mephedrone 鈥?also known as meow meow or drone 鈥?was unprecedented:  I have never experienced such a widespread use in such a s

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Women need more information about contraceptive options, experts said, after concerns over rare blood clots linked to the AstraZeneca Covid jab  stanley cups uk prompted a debate over side-effects caused by certain forms of the pill.On Wednesday the UKs Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency  MHRA  said that evidence that the jab could be causing a rare blood clotting stanley cup  syndrome was growing stronger. As a result the UKs Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation  JCVI  recommended that healthy people under the age of 30 who were at low risk of Covid should be offered a different vaccine if possible.But the announcement prompted stanley cup  numerous posts on social media questioning why there had been little comment on combined hormonal contraceptives.These methods, which include certain pills, vaginal rings and patches, contain forms of oestrogen and progesterone hormones and have been associated with increased risk of clots, including deep vein thrombosis, pulmonary embolism and cerebral venous sinus thrombosis  CVST  鈥?a very rare clot on the brain.Speaking on ITVs Good Morning Britain Adam Finn, a professor who is part of the JCVI, confirmed the difference in risk. The risks of thrombosis that come with taking the pill are very much higher than the risks that we were just seeing on those slides [relating to the rare blood clots from the AstraZeneca vaccine],  he said.According to a 2014 report by the European Medicines Agency the risk of venous blood clots overall is from five to 12 ca Nept Migrant boat tragedy: it s time for more answers
Few people, if any, will have been surprised at yesterday s verdict at the Old Bailey finding the Metropolitan police guilty of a catastrophic series of errors that led to the fatal shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes on July 22 2005. But it is pleasing that some fragments of justice are at stanley cup  last being salvaged for the family of the Brazilian electrician.After the Independent Police Complaints Commission  IPCC  lacked the guts to recommend that any action be taken against the police, the beacon of British justice that is the Old Bailey h stanley italia as shown that even the police are not above the law, and must be held to account.The judge, Mr Justice Henriques, said that the case was a corporate, rather than any individual, failure. If so, then as commissioner of the police, Sir Ian Blair, whose 拢230,000 salary alone is greater than the 拢175,000 fine levied against the Met, must take responsibility for the failures of his force. The only recognition of this would be through his resignation.The four-week trial did not tell us much we did not already know, but rather reinforced in embarrassing and shocking detail the widely held belief that the police were guilty of glaring incompetence and distorti stanley tumblers on of the truth.We knew before the trial that the allegation that De Menezes had looked and behaved like a suicide bomber was wide of the mark. But still the police tried to cling on to this falsehood, using convenient evidence that he had cocaine in his urine to justify their actions, arguing tha

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北漂青年 发表于 2019-6-14 00:14

Iavk UK risks being listed as a  human rights abuser , NGO warns
Penelope Slinger has never done anything by halves. She remembers drawing her first  really accomplished  picture in 1952, when she was four and a half. It was of her parents 鈥?completely naked. They were terribly proud but too embarrassed to show their friends. Then, when she was nine, she was expelled from her Surrey convent school for waving a sanitary towel out of a bus window. A child psychologist informed her parents that she wasnt mad, she was simply an artist, and they should do what they could to support her. I was completely out of left field,  says Slinger with a laugh.  Their embarrassment about how far I would push the boundaries 鈥?those seeds were planted when I was very young. I just continued on that trajectory. Slinger enrolled at Chelsea School of Art in the late 1960s, at the height of the counterculture, vowing to become the most famous female artist who had ever lived 鈥?a  Lady Picasso . She went stanley bottles  on to create some of the eras most extraordinary works: psychic dolls houses, erotic wedding cakes, quasi-medical dissections that aimed to collapse the distinction between artist and muse. The painstakingly realised  full-frontal collages  that would form her 1977 masterpiece, An Exorcism, mark an i stanley flask ntense stanley mug ly personal journey, even if the images of country houses, roses, judges, genitals and falcons feel drawn from some collective English subconscious.Her themes 鈥?female desire, subjugation, rebirth 鈥?might feel very current, but Slinger proved too much for the ar Awvx Move yourself happy! How to exercise to boost your mood 鈥?whatever your fitness level
Some time next year, the European court of human rights will decide on the case of a Dutch woman who feels unfairly treated because her countrys highest court has told her she cannot wear a plastic colander on her head for her ID photo.It may combine Mienke de Wildes plea with that of an Austrian former MP, Niko Alm, who proudly wears the offending kitchen utensil on his official do stanley cup cuments but now insists his country recognise Pastafarianism 鈥?the faith both follow 鈥?as a religion.Watching the pair closely is Mike Arthur, an independent American film-maker whose smart, funny but above all thought-provoking documentary, I, Pastafari, about the worlds fastest-growing faith premieres in the US in October.All in all, it is shaping up to be quite a big few months for the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster, whose believers wear strainers on their heads in homage to their deity, strive to be nice to pretty much everyone, and conclude their prayers with  ramen  rather than  amen .It sounds, of course, like a joke. On one le stanley ca vel, it is. But for Arthur, who has spent three years working on his film, and for many Pastafarians who believe their faith embodies some profound 鈥?and profoundly important 鈥?principles, it is a lot more.View image in fullscreenMienke de Wildes ID card photos. Photograph: ipastafaridoc We live,  says Arthur, sitting in an Amsterdam cafe,  in the age of unreason. We no longer value the best idea, but the loudest idea. From Brexit to Trump, stanley gertuve  we applaud blind fai