![]() Speaking to Radio 4, Jonathan Evans said: "I’m not personally one of those who thinks we should weaken encryption because I think there is a parallel issue, which is cybersecurity more broadly." ( We first saw his remarks via The Guardian.) ![]() LONDON - The former head of MI5 has warned against weakening encryption in the fight against terrorism.
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Lighter and more macabre at the same time, “The Canterville Ghost” is probably an even better expression of Oscar Wilde's talent as a writer of short stories. It is one of Wilde's most famous short stories, along with Lord Arthur Savile's crime. “The Canterville Ghost” is a short story written by Oscar Wilde and first published in 1887 in The court and society review. ![]() ![]() My wife married a man I saw no reason why she should inherit a baby" (2.1.2). I did not want to surrender fierceness for a small gain in yardage. ![]() For example, he scoffs at the idea that an older man should perhaps take life a little easier and maybe extend his life: "I've lifted, pulled, chopped, climbed, made love with joy and taken my hangovers as a consequence, not as a punishment. You can definitely tell that Steinbeck thinks of himself as a man's man, and he doesn't really like any behaviors or cultural trends that lead people (and particularly dudes) to soften up. Here's what we figured out through our reading. We're pretty sure height and weight weren't exactly the kind of details Addison was recommending authors share with their readers, but okay.Īnyway, don't worry-despite Steinbeck's shyness about personal details, we definitely get a sense of who the author is via his inner monologuing and interactions with others. ![]() That said, in trying to model himself a little bit after his hero Joseph Addison (who thought authors should always tell readers a bit about themselves), Steinbeck does start out by giving the reader a few deets about himself, but those tidbits mainly pertain to his physical appearance, rather than the nitty gritty of what makes him tick as a person. Steinbeck doesn't seem to be super-into talking about himself-which makes sense, of course, since his mission with this book is to chronicle other Americans and American life (not himself). ![]() ![]() ![]() These women have something to say-not just to other mothers but to all of us. Edited by Kathryn Lynard Soper, the follow-up to the bestselling first volume of GIFTS presents a broader perspective on Down syndrome and life by. Their diverse experiences point to a common truth: The life of a child with Down syndrome is something to celebrate. Acceptance, courage, friendship, awareness, and joy-these are the gifts recounted in more than seventy inspirational essays included in GIFTS 2. Some write about their pregnancy and the months after giving birth some reflect on years of experience with their child. Some were calm at the time of diagnosis some were traumatized. Some never considered terminating their pregnancy some struggled with the decision. Some are parenting within a traditional family structure some are not. The contributors to this collection have diverse personalities and perspectives, and draw from a wide spectrum of ethnicity, world views, and religious beliefs. In this candid and poignant collection of personal stories, sixty-three mothers describe the gifts of respect, strength, delight, perspective, and love, which their child with Down syndrome has brought into their lives. ![]() Yet many who travel this path discover rich, unexpected rewards along the way. Having a baby with Down syndrome is not something most parents would willingly choose. (2008 National Parenting Publications Awards (NAPPA): Gold Award 2008 Mom's Choice Awards: Silver Recipient, Special & Exceptional Needs 2008 Nautilus Award: Silver Winner, Memoir/Personal Growth) ![]() ![]() Pineapple Upside Down Cake – This cake is covered in sugared pecans and soaked in rum. ![]() Wilted Mixed Greens with Bacon – This had everyone on my Instagram salivating.īaked Barbecued Beans – Another recipe to die for, I might make this again before quarantine is over.īiscuit Topped Chicken Pot Pie – Easier than I expected, and definitely something I might do again next week since I still have all the ingredients. A simple chicken stew with a bit of peanut butter stirred in. West African Groundnut Stew – I’ve made this TWICE already. I single handedly ate half a dozen of these the first day and have been snacking on them ever since. Thick and delicious.Īpple Fritters – Oh lordy, these are to die for. I might add some chopped bacon in the batter next time. ![]() I’ve made the following in just the last few weeks: I got my supplies three weeks ago, have cooked almost exclusively from this cookbook, and still have at least two more weeks of supplies before I have to leave the house again. ![]() What made it great for quarantine was the fact that most all ingredients are things you have in your cupboard already, and many are long-lasting staples such as beans, rice, and root vegetables. I’ve cooked and baked my way through a good portion of this book already and I have the extra five pounds to prove it. This book is absolutely scrumptious, and has been a godsend during quarantine. ![]() |