August 11, 2020
Rhinebeck Cemetery
‘Green burials’ like these at Rhinebeck Cemetery in New York’s Hudson Valley
shun coffins, embalming fluid and concrete "vaults" so everything in the ground
decomposes."He built a wooden burial box for Anna himself."I love the thing
about just being wrapped up and going back to the ground," said 59-year-old Gina
Walker Fox, who purchased a plot right by a tulip tree and wild berries she
imagines her children picking on graveside visits. And unlike cremation, no
fossil fuels are required to break down the electromagnetic
flowmeter Factory body. Its a movement that goes back more than a decade,
but advocates say public attention has increased in recent years, with more
cemeteries tweaking practices to accommodate people who want to tread lightly,
even in death. Chris Mancuso couldnt imagine chemically embalming his daughter,
and the cemeterys new natural burial section fit in with his Christian faith
that "unto dust shalt thou return.Advocates argue its best to avoid introducing
concrete vaults and potentially toxic embalming fluids into the ground.
"That
was very hard for us. "Way more people coming in and saying, Is that a coffin?
Did you make that? Is green burial legal?"While state laws vary on the treatment
of bodies, green burial practices are legal across the nation, said Kate
Kalanick of the Ojai, California-based Green Burial Council." Many, like
Rhinebeck 80 miles (128 kilometers) north of New York City, create natural
burial grounds near the neatly ordered markers of their traditional plots. Its
about what feels right during a difficult time. "Right now, were protected from
that situation because theyre always in a casket."Alabama last year changed a
law that restricted casket sales to licensed funeral directors after a lawsuit
from a woman who wanted to sell biodegradable caskets for her eco-friendly
burial ground. Figuring out the best way to prepare shallower graves is just one
question cemetery operators have as they seek to accommodate green burials. "And
that seems to be a very easy way on the environment, and an easy way on the
human body. Their 6-year-old daughter picked wood that was golden, like heaven.
Dirt shovelled back into the graves leaves behind slowly sinking mounds of earth
on the forest floor, marked with stones.Rhinebeck: Last goodbyes are said in
these woods with wildflowers placed on a shrouded body, or with the beloved
wrapped in a favorite childhood blanket."The main motivation was just trying to
connect with my dead daughter, and in any way that I could do something for her,
which my wife and I, neither of us had a chance to do that," Mancuso said.".Of
the thousands of cemeteries nationwide, there are maybe around 125 that now
offer options for green burial, said Suzanne Kelly, Rhinebeck Cemetery committee
chairwoman and author of "Greening Death."I get all kinds of reactions," she
said.Green burials can save people thousands of dollars in costs for a vault, a
plush casket and a granite marker.For some customers, its not about cost or the
environment.5 meters) to 3 ? (1 meter) - a depth advocates say is conducive to
decomposition and safe from animals."If theyre in a shroud, are people going to
understand that, first of all, that body could have an odor to it? There could
be body fluid stains on the shroud. Burial vaults, which keep graves from
collapsing and lawns level for mowing, became more widespread after World War
II."Green burials turn back the clock to the days before the Civil War, when
embalming caught on as a way to preserve soldiers who died far from home.After
losing a stillborn daughter this year, Becky and Chris Mancuso looked to Vale
Cemetery in Schenectady, where five generations of her family are buried. I dont
know," said Patrick Healy, president of the Vermont Cemetery Association. But
they also have nurtured a market for ecologically friendly products such as
biodegradable cornstarch urns and wicker caskets.Mary Lauren Fraser weaves her
$200 urns and $2,800 caskets in her apartment in western Massachusetts. The
council, which certifies green practitioners, says unembalmed bodies are safe
for a viewing before burial and do not pollute the soil. Costs for the handmade
products are in line with what consumers could pay for traditional urns and
caskets, though they draw interesting looks when she puts them on display at
local farmers markets.In Vermont, a new law taking effect July 1 changes the
minimum depth for burying bodies from 5 feet.
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August 04, 2020
ATM Kiosk Of A Nationalised Bank
Roux also said it was not the "strong, ambitious" Pistorius, the Olympic runner
and multiple Paralympic champion, who fired four shots that night.Raising
concern about safety inside bank ATMs, a horrific CCTV footage showed how a
bunch of armed assailants brutally murdered a guard sleeping inside a ATM kiosk
of a nationalised bank in Chidawa town of Rajasthan’s Jhunjhunu district. The
robbers then tried unsuccessfully to break the CCTV camera, and also failed to
rob the ATM. He later succumbed to the injuries. . "Banks show lethargy in
deploying guards to man them round the clock," a senior police officer said.
Last year robbers targeted one ATM every six days on an average. A week earlier,
a man was stabbed inside a ATM booth in Jodhpur.The Supreme Court found
Pistorius guilty of murder in that he realised that someone might die as a
result of his actions and went ahead anyway. Meharda reportedly said that rising
incidents of theft and uprooting ATMs had put a question mark on the functioning
of the police force."If you ever want to talk about a broken man, we saw a
broken man there," Nel said of Barry Steenkamp. The matter was the top issue
discussed in a review meeting in Bikaner during which ADG R.
In the clippings
that appeared online Thursday, four men were seen entering the kiosk in the
early hours of June 9."What can a single unarmed person with no formal training
do against armed robbers " asked an official with a nationalized bank. One of
them hit the sleeping guard’s head repeatedly with a wooden club.. "We can’t put
a guard unless there is permission from the head office," he said. CCTV footage
from inside the ATM centre showed a person standing outside the ATM booth,
keeping a lookout. Though this has been protested, officials assert that this is
the only way to provide sustainable ATM services. Apparently, Mrs Singh said
that though she does not understand politics, she would be sending tea for Mr
Jogi. The victim tried to save himself and also raised an alarm but the accused
fled the spot with an accomplice who was waiting on a motorcycle around 50 meter
from the ATM. In his trademark style, Mr Mann said: "A lot of parliamentarians
sleep in Parliament, if I say that they take intoxicants, will I be able turbine
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