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Football is about activity and response, and those that work on responding rapidly in an assortment of headings will rule the field. This training drill is expected to build response speed and the capacity to change bearings quickly (fotballreiser Manchester United) . The exercise happens in little four corner zone that you can draw out or utilize the lines of the field. The drill begins by having a player remain in one territory or box, and has them hop corner to corner, along the side, frontwards, and in reverse starting with one zone then onto the next. A portion of the varieties can be on legged; either right or left or changing the request those players will play out the drill.
Secrets to a decent handoff
Learning the rudiments in a handoff is essential to a solid offence. The hand off can happen from numerous points of view, however, most if not all handoffs occur between the quarterback and the running back. A running back toward the beginning of a hand off should give the quarterback an objective by opening up his arms that are before his chest enough to permit around one and a half footballs in. At the point when the running back gets the football, he braces down the two arms hard on the football to secure it (fotballreiser til London) . As the running back leaves from the handoff he needs to remain low to respond rapidly and again to ensure the ball.
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Drinking a lot of water is everything necessary to counteract drying out, and in this manner ought to be a significant piece of football rehearses. Ensure that during the football training players have their water bottles helpful and are regularly drinking. Water ought to never be utilized as a persuasive or reward type premise. Keeping everybody upbeat and hydrated will go far to an active practice.


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- Year Built1969
- Taxes$2,022
- Living Area1,923 sq.ft.
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- Bathrooms1 full & 1 half
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(Reuters) – British builder Kier Group Plc said on Monday that its newly appointed top boss would review the business as it strives to cut debt and respond to problems afflicting the wider outsourcing industry.
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The Sun Sets the Stage for an Amazing Show!
After the horrible, stormy day that was the second last day of May, it seems the month has decided to go out with a stunning, sunny bang! With little wind and plenty of sunshine, both Dolphin Spirit and Mischief were able to get out on the water and enjoy some mid-week therapy with our dolphins! It wasn't just the passengers sunning themselves either, as Mischief found at Chanonry Point, where a group of 8 dolphins were enjoying the weather and good food just off the point.
Charlie Gets Animated!
Our local boy Charlie is very well known for being a cheeky rascal, regardless of who he's with and he's always keen to put on a performance. Today was no different! While hanging around with Honey and her calf from last year, Charlie gave a fantastic set of breaches in the Chanonry Narrows (one of which is pictured above)! You can only imagine that Honey was underwater rolling her eyes at him, much like mum Kesslet must do. He's certainly a show-off and a bad influence on the little ones! Zephyr and her little one were also around, a little further away, as well as big Scoopy, who was chilling out with Bonnie and her youngster. In total contrast to Charlie, Bonnie was rolling around all relaxed-like in the currents as Scoopy and her youngster swam alongside. It was nice to see that it wasn't just a good time for all those watching!
Sneaky Seals!
And if that wasn't enough, the local seals were also getting a little up close and personal! Our sightings of them have been increasing steadily over the past couple months, and as we come into the pupping season over summer, it's only set to get better on that front too! That being said, we had a few couple curious seafarers pop up to say hello to the boats too. One even seemed to join the Mischief in a spot of dolphin watching! With the better weather too, hopefully our resident harbour seals will be appearing on the mudflats as well. It's all looking good here at Dolphin Spirit sightings-wise! Why not join us? You can book your experience here!


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[Note: what follows is an attempt to say something about the life of the imagination, of the spirit. The attempt, I fear, fails.]
Microsoft, in its incompetence, holds on to every picture one ever downloads in Digital Image Editor, even if—especially if—one deletes it from a file. Open "pictures" on "My Computer," and they are all—every single one of them—still there. It's impossible to delete them because you've already deleted them, and they are no longer available to delete.
Never mind the memory they use or the personal memories they dredge up you don't want. They are in your files forever. If you stumble upon them looking for something else, and they cause pain or embarrassment, well, tough luck! Microsoft does not care. Fortunately, jumbled with those images are images of joy and pleasure. Confusion reigns.
Why, you ask, did you put pictures you don't want to remember on your computer? I am with Walt Whitman, lugging around with me memories like
The rich coverlet of the grass, animals and birds, the private
untrimm'd bank, the primitive apples, the pebble-stones,
Beautiful dripping fragments, the negligent list of one after
another as I happen to call them to me or think of them,
The real poems, (what we call poems being merely pictures,)
The poems of the privacy of the night, and of men like me,
This poem drooping shy and unseen that I always carry, and that all
men carry. . . .[1]
If you have no ". . . real [images]. . . drooping shy and unseen that [you] always carry. . ." you're not my kind of reader.
I carry images of all kinds, an inordinate number negative. I read recently, "There is an internal logic here. Once we conclude that we are an unworthy person, we embrace a politics of rejection. We can only assume that other people will reach the same conclusion we have, that they will find us unlovable too." I was once again wrestling with images "drooping shy and unseen that I always carry."
Yesterday I railed against the church here. I'm still not sure why except that, for reasons I cannot explain, the demise of my little church is affecting me in a way I would not have dreamed (waking or sleeping) possible. My railing did not dispel my understanding of the church as an institution that became flawed and decadent in 311 CE when Constantine made it the dominant religion of his empire. The church became instantly corrupted when Constantine signed the Edict of Milan. The question I cannot answer for myself is why any of this matters to me when I have no truck with the belief system of the church (beginning with "in the beginning").
Enter Microsoft. One has no way to delete pictures from the memory of Digital Image Editor. And one has no way to delete images from the memory of one's inner life—including images from the church whether or not the church matters, or even whether or not there is a god (I do sound sophomoric). These may be images that I don't want to bring to mind. Or, perhaps I do.
Many of the past forty years I have chanted the Exultet during the Great Vigil of Easter. The first time was about 1970 when our rector had the mumps and no deacon could be found who could manage the long chant. I became emergency deacon with proper vestment draped around me, and I sang the hymn to the new light of Easter, one of the most incomprehensibly beautiful complexities of ritual.
The first time I sang those ancient words something happened to my personal Image Editor. I was joined to an unknown deacon from the seventh century (the earliest manuscript of the Exultet dates from that time) in a mystical union that I carry with me in memory that neither Bill Gates nor anyone else can delete.
Try singing these words alone in a cavernous room lighted only by candles held by the assembly (perhaps one hundred fifty people) to a tune that sounds as ancient as it is, wearing a white brocade dalmatic with red overlays sewn on with gold thread, and see how it affects you:
How holy is this night, when wickedness is put to flight,
And sin is washed away.
It restores innocence to the fallen, and joy to those who mourn.
It casts out pride and hatred, and brings peace and concord.
How blessed is this night, when earth and heaven are joined
and man is reconciled to God.
Holy Father, accept our evening sacrifice, the offering of this
candle in your honor.
May it shine continually to drive away all darkness [2].
These words have the power to correct my assumption that I am "an unworthy person, [embracing] a politics of rejection" and "that other people will reach the same conclusion we have, that they will find [me] unlovable too." The words—Whitman's "poems of the privacy of the night."
Forty years later I cannot pass this night without singing those words. I cannot delete the memory file of that hymn. Tonight I can and will sing it alone because my little church is dying. But that story, that history, that remembrance is not dependant on the church. On any church. It exists apart from the church The ritual, the solemn ancient story-telling, the smell of incense, the sight of a dark space filled with the faithful holding small lighted candles, and my own feeing of terror, awe, and joy replay themselves in my mind—and in the minds of countless persons. But they are not the true memory. Even if there is no god, and even if the church is corrupt, stupid, and immoral, the files cannot be erased. I can sing the Exultet alone.
The church is not responsible for those stored memory files—the words, the vestments, the candles, the incense. That lowly deacon—or whoever he was that sang those words for the first time in the seventh century or earlier—and I have a direct personal connection that the church likes to take credit for, but it doesn't involve the church at all. At best, the church has stored the files for us to access and preserve our connection. "Earth and heaven are joined and man is reconciled. . . ." It's the night itself, not the church, that "restores innocence to the fallen, and joy to those who mourn, [and] casts out pride and hatred, and brings peace and concord."
I fear this writing is, as my writing often is, incomprehensible. Throwing out the church with the bathwater, concentrating instead on the voluptuous, earthy, even sexual imagery of Whitman. Those who are enamored of the church will say, logically so, "But it's the church that preserves and makes the connection." Perhaps, just as Microsoft stores the images. When my computer dies, the images will finally die.
Not so. The images, the lovely ones of the Oregon coast as well as the out-of-focus images, or the images of not-the-best human behavior, are stored in perpetuity not in Microsoft Digital Image Editor, but in my mind (and in other minds). The Oregon coast image at the top of this page, for example.
The image is stored, not Microsoft. The Exultet is stored, not the church. I don't know how to sort these thoughts out. But I don't have to because "the privacy of the night" stores the image that "restores innocence to the fallen, and joy to those who mourn. It casts out pride and hatred, and brings peace and concord." The image, not the church.
[1] Whitman, Walt. Leaves of Grass. No. 21. Philadelphia: David McKay, [c1900]; Bartleby.com, 1999. www.bartleby.com/142/.
[2] Episcopal Book of Common Prayer, 1979. http://justus.anglican.org/resources/bcp/Special_Days.pdf


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This is an autobiographical song and I find myself on the banks of a lake while imagining a turning point in my life that never happened. Autumn melancholy surrounds this whole song.
(performed) I remember the house by the lake
I see again the place where
we spent our youth together
and tears roll down my cheeks
thinking about the games
we used to play as children
the snacks we ate together in a field
I see again my dearest places
and think about when you were
my first and young love
A time that won't come back
a time so far right now
so bright in my memory
as it was yesterday
(sung) I don't think we could talk about love,
I don't think we could talk about love!
Don't tell me
where I failed
maybe it was better
lltting you go away
I don't know how it would have been
our future and our sons
a house to come back
the evening, after work
to stay together
days and days
to sleep together
hugging you
but what happened
will not come again
and it's strange this memory
I have of you
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Where do you work, Homyze?
Neighbourhood snapshot
Housing Stock: 4,348 homes
Average Property Price: £2,830,956
Average Rental: £1,138 per week
Average Airbnb Rate: £219 per night
Postcode(s): W1
Tube Stations: Bond Street, Marble Arch, Green Park
Best for: Shopping on Mount Street, browsing art galleries, eating out.
Typical Mayfair jobs
Your Homyze
At home in Mayfair
One of the world's (let alone London's) most expensive districts, Mayfair is an incredibly popular choice for those with the spending power to choose.
Found in the heart of London, this wealthy and busy area is also home to many embassies, which only helps to create a safer, more secure environment for the people of W1.
Desirable Property Types
With so many of Mayfair's homes being turned into commercial properties, available accommodation is far from being readily available, and what space there is, is often at a premium. However, what you will find is that many of the area's properties are large apartments built within a mix Georgian, Victorian and Edwardian terrace houses.
Notable Amenities
Based in central London and home to both Oxford Street and Regent Street, Mayfair has more than its fair share of notable amenities with a variety of 5-Star hotels, world-renowned shops, restaurants and parks all readily available on one's doorstep.
If the availability of transport is an issue when it comes to deciding on an area, those pitching up in Mayfair will have little to worry about. The stations of Marble Arch, Bond Street, Oxford Circus, and Green Park are all within Mayfair, while both Piccadilly Circus and Hyde Park Corner are just outside the region's limits.
Likely Demographic
Home to what many may class as the world's 'elite,' 60% of Mayfair's residents are originally born overseas. While with its central London location and its busy and bustling lifestyle, the area attracts a somewhat younger/middle aged demographic with the proportion of residents aged 25 to 44, standing at 42% according to the 2011 Census.
Nice to meet you
The Homyze Story
Whilst working on projects across London, Adam and Andrew were constantly asked by friends to refer a good plumber or carpenter. As property obsessives, Adam and Andrew were only too happy to help. They know what it is like to get your dream home. Or how annoying it can be if something is just not quite right.
When following up to make sure that they were happy with the work that had been done, Adam and Andrew realised that this was what the home services and construction industries were sorely lacking: quality customer service.
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The only way to do great work is to love what you do
"If you're offered a seat on a rocket ship, don't ask what seat! Just get on."
"Opportunities don't happen, you create them." – Chris Grosser
The road to success is always under construction #MondayMotivation
"The best way to predict the future is to create it." – Abraham Lincoln
"It's not the days in your life, but the life in your days that counts." – Brian White
"Success is walking from failure to failure with no loss of enthusiasm." – Winston Churchill
Keep doing Your work, Do not waste your time watching others succeed.
"Talk to yourself like you would to someone you love."
"Work hard, be kind, and amazing things will happen." – Conan O'Brien
"The best preparation for good work tomorrow is to do good work today." – Elbert Hubbard
"Do not pray for easy lives. Pray to be stronger men."
"Success is not final, failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts."
"If you work just for money, you'll never make it, but if you love what you're doing and you always put the customer first, success will be yours" – Ray Kroc
"Your work is going to fill a large part of your life, and the only way to be truly satisfied is to do what you believe is great work. And the only way to do great work is to love what you do."
Opportunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work."
"If you can't feed a team with two pizzas, it's too large."
"If you define yourself by how you differ from the competition, you're probably in trouble."
"Make the most of yourself by fanning the tiny, inner sparks of possibility into flames of achievement."


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Every once in a while I hear something that gets my brain buzzing about middle school ministry, and even more scarcely I actually have a unique idea of my own. Some of these may need full blog posts, but others just need a "simple thought." Thus, here is the inaugural "Simple Thoughts" blog post.
- Today we had an extended time of leader training for our volunteers in student ministries. For the last two hours Brooklyn Lindsey joined us and shared some of her own thoughts. We were definitely spoiled to have her at Southland. One of the things she said that stuck out to me was a good, simple reminder: Middle schoolers don't need us to be like them; they want us to like them. While it's important to get excited for the things that are special to our students, we don't have to pretend to be someone we're not. I have never been (and will never be) a big video-game guy. If I try to carry a conversation about the newest video game, whoever I'm talking to will quickly realize I have no clue what I'm talking about. I simply need to be me but also validate the middle schooler's experience and excitement.
- We did the Interlude dance during leader training today… and it was amazing. Even though Brooklyn was introducing it to some of the crowd, I've made my leaders do it at our middle school services many, many times (side note: I really do mean it when I say "made." For some reason, some were reluctant to dance!). I think they finally appreciate how much fun it is! It's become our own little tradition. I'm wondering how valuable it is to have these traditions with our leader teams. As we create "backdoor community" with our volunteer teams, we have to play together and celebrate traditions like a family. (Also, if you haven't introduced the Interlude dance to your middle school ministry, do it.)
- I am finally taking some vacation time starting this Thursday. I am definitely ready for some rest. This has been one of the busiest ministry seasons since I started doing youth ministry, and I'm excited to sleep in and read a lot of books. At the end of my vacation I am going to the Middle School Ministry Campference in Indiana on October 26-28, and I could not be more pumped. I have nothing but good things to say about this event. If you are in middle school ministry, either get there this year or put it on your schedule for next year. Let me know if you're interested in coming this year!


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Name: Janine Corridoni
Role: Senior Talent Acquisition Consultant, Philips
LinkedIn profile link: https://www.linkedin.com/in/janine-corridoni-88833220/
By Janine Corridoni, Senior Talent Acquisition Consultant, Philips
It can be a major challenge for college students and early-career professionals to land a B2B sales position in a complex industry like health technology, or medical devices. The healthcare industry is rapidly evolving, and Philips is looking to help shape healthcare for future generations. The skillsets of sales professionals have to keep up with the pace of innovation. Evolving your in-market sales approach to be more solutions-based instead of selling product features and benefits is a desirable skillset to have for employers like Philips. Some medical device sales jobs may also require a very specific type of niche technology experience that you do not have. Herein lies the age-old question up-and-coming sales professionals ask who are interested in breaking into the health technology space- - how do you get experience selling heath technology or medical devices if no one will hire you without it?
I have personally interviewed hundreds of sales professionals over the years in this exact situation. Here are seven tips on how college students and early-career professionals can improve their approach to breaking into a complex industry like health technology:
1. Find an entry-level B2B sales role that has a strong sales training program
As a medical device sales recruiter this is where it's good to see that not only did you secure a position with a reputable organization, but that you have survived and ideally had great success within your first few years in sales. This first job should require a lot of business development and prospecting activity. You will learn the art of rejection and perseverance, or "grit", as I like to call it. A company with a formal training program can help kick-start your sales career in the right direction.
2. Try and avoid job-hopping
An entry-level role in B2B sales can be a hard job, but don't give up and change jobs too fast. A stable sales resume sends a positive signal to a recruiter that you will not run when the going gets tough. Medical device sales is a challenging field regardless of tenure, but it can be an incredibly rewarding experience professionally, even personally. Here is a story of one of our employees who although she does not work in sales, is a first-hand example of how fulfilling this line of work can be.
3. Polish up your information
Recruiters will check out your LinkedIn profile, so have your experience updated on your personal page. Update your resume with data to support your achievements. A recruiter or hiring manager wants to understand your rankings, sales, and awards you may have received. They also want to know that you have the potential to both learn and retain complex clinical information, work independently in the field, and leverage your internal team where applicable. Add examples of these accomplishments into your resume where you can.
4. Create a list of medical device companies that have an appealing value-proposition
After you have a few solid years of B2B sales and a "brag book" in tow, you should now attempt breaking into this complex field. Be strategic about your approach. Research companies with cutting-edge technologies that can maximize your sales potential. This will also position you to have a runway for future growth opportunities. Then set up 2-3 automated job searches on sites like Indeed and LinkedIn so you are sent new opportunities daily that meet your criteria.
5. Avoid job-spamming
It's OK that you don't have 10 years of experience. Recognize it and use whatever experience you have to your advantage by applying for appropriate positions so you are efficient with your time. Applying to every role that peaks your interest actually does not increase your chances of being contacted for an interview. Job-spamming activity may actually signal to a recruiter that the job description they took time (sometimes a lot of time) to put together was not carefully read, so you are not very interested in the job.
6. Respond quickly if contacted about a job
Think about it: if this were a customer calling you, how long would it take you to return the call? Apply the same time frame with your job search. If a recruiter reaches out to you about a position you applied to, make sure to respond as soon as you possibly can. In medical device sales, your response time is critical with customers, and it's no different with recruiters.
7. Prepare, prepare, prepare
Once the phone interview is scheduled, begin your research. Re-review the job description and practice verbally connecting your experience in previous roles to what this role is asking of you. Be ready to answer questions about your motivations for applying. Why are you interested in medical device sales? Why are you looking to leave your current industry? If you follow this advice you will better set yourself up for success during your interview.
If you do all of the above and still do not get the job just remember every opportunity to sit down with someone in a company you are interested in is never time wasted. Many times, there are factors outside of your control that may prevent you from receiving an offer. However, good recruiters remember good candidates. The first place I go when a new opportunity opens is to my silver medalist list from past positions. When that next opportunity opens up (which is only a matter of time) and I need to fill it fast I know exactly who to contact. Making a career transition into medical device sales may take time, but be patient, persistent and you will increase your chances for breaking into a company like Philips.


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Haim have announced that their debut album, Days Are Gone, will be released 30th September.
Soon after playing the Pyramid stage after this years Glastonbury Festival Haim have announced the release date of their debut album, which will include singles 'Don't Save Me' and 'Falling'. Their next single, 'The Wire' has been confirmed for release on 23rd September, one week before the album release.
The tracklisting is as follows:
01. Falling
02. Forever
03. The Wire
04. If I Could Change Your Mind
05. Honey & I
06. Don't Save Me
07. Days Are Gone
08. My Song 5
09. Go Slow
10. Let Me Go
11. Running If You Call My Name
Haim are due to play Reading and Leeds later this month, before a headline US tour and a europe tour supporting Phoenix.


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So What Is Resurrection Really All About?
There should be no surprise that in his book A New Heaven and a New Earth J. Richard Middleton connects resurrection to the idea of holistic salvation. Far from only being only forgiveness from sin or even escape to an other-worldly heaven, salvation is a matter that involves all that exists. God is rescuing all He has made, and resurrection plays an important role in God's victory over forces opposed to God's rule. It is this last point that is especially important to Middleton: resurrection and the victory over death it signifies paves the way for humans to return to their original role as stewarding rulers of this good world (Genesis 1:28).
Resurrection & Rule in the Old Testament
In almost all of the Old Testament the closest you get to a view of the afterlife is their belief in Sheol, or the grave. The grave is a dark, foreboding place devoid of God and the kind of flourishing brought by a life with God. It is a place to resist and avoid as much as you can (the attitude many people have about death still today). For people in the Old Testament, "earthly life is what really matters" (135). Death only offers despair.
By the end of the Old Testament era, we begin to see an otherworldly development in their eschatology. Psalm 73:24 talks about God "tak(ing)" the psalmist. Psalm 49:15 says the psalmist will be "receive(d)" by God. Isaiah 25:7 declares that God will "swallow up death forever," turning on its ear the conventional view that the grave is the swallower of the dead (c.f., Proverbs 1:12).
Ezekiel's vision of a valley of dry bones rising to life again in chapter 37 is often pointed to as resurrection language. Most scholars, though, in light of the paucity of literal resurrection language in the Old Testament, see this as a metaphorical way to explain Israel's return from exile — new life as a nation. Isaiah 26:19 is also explained this way:
But your dead will live, LORD; their bodies will rise – let those who dwell in the dust wake up and shout for joy – your dew is like the dew of the morning; the earth will give birth to her dead.
Next Middleton makes, what seems to me, a tenuous connection. Daniel is the most apocalyptic of the Old Testament writers. People often refer to Daniel 12:2 as a clear reference to resurrection. And so it may be.
Many of those who sleep in the dust of the ground will awake, these to everlasting life, but the others to disgrace and everlasting contempt.
That this is referring to some sort of other-worldly resurrection cannot be shown by this verse alone.
The tenuous part comes when Middleton connects resurrection with the cosmic change in power that occurs in Daniel 7. Four beasts surrender their power to "one like a son of man." Control of the world changes from oppressive regimes to a kingdom of righteousness. God's story here in Daniel ends, as it does everywhere else in Scripture, with the great reversal of power. And so Daniel starts what will be a strong theme running alongside and intertwined with resurrection: the restoration of rule to the righteous. This is a sound theological connection, especially based on what is to come in the New Testament, but Middleton's use of Daniel seems a bit stretched.
Resurrection & Rule in the New Testament
This idea of a divine reversal of fortune is a common one in the New Testament. Jesus talked about a repayment at the resurrection of the righteous when those who exalt themselves will be humbled and those who have been humbled will be exalted (Luke 14:11, 14). Jesus reassures the disciples that because they have left family and home behind they should expect a reversal in which they will reign over Israel from twelve thrones (Matthew 19:27-29).
Of course, Paul picks up this same idea in the familiar passage of Jesus' emptying and subsequent exaltation from Philippians 2. Paul echoes Jesus in reminding his readers that those who suffer with Jesus will also be glorified with him (Romans 8:17). According to Paul, Christians will serve as the future judges of the world (1 Corinthians 6:2-3).
Since the introduction of sin to the world, the power to rule that God intended humans to use for good has usually been used selfishly to oppress. In particular we have lived our lives under the oppressive fear of death (Hebrews 2:15). Tying the themes of resurrection and rule together, it was through resurrection that a flesh and blood Jesus was exalted to a position higher than the angels and restored to rule (Hebrews 2:14-17). Middleton describes it this way:
Just as Jesus has shared in the human condition (including the humiliation of death), so too all who follow him will share in his exaltation and rule, this fulfilling God's purpose for humanity (150).
The connection between resurrection and rule is seen in particularly strong ways in Revelation. In chapters 2-3 faithfulness is induced from the seven churches with mention of crowns and thrones. In maybe the clearest statement in the Bible, the righteous are "a kingdom and priests to serve our God, and they will reign on the earth" (Revelation 5:10). As the new heavens and new earth come in completion in chapter 22, John says God's people "will reign forever and ever" (22:5).
For Middleton, resurrection is the pivotal act of God. To borrow a phrase from the title of an N. T. Wright book, resurrection is how God became the undisputed king of this world again. But in an astounding reminder that our future is tied to God's, resurrection is also how and when we are restored to a place of rule over the world. Should this sound too arrogant and power-hungry, Middleton reminds is that the problem in our world today is not power, rather the abuse of power. When God and his people return to their places as the stewards of this world, for the good of the world, through resurrection, this will be heavenly. Or maybe better said, this will be heaven.


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When other treatment options fail, women with fibroids may choose to have a hysterectomy—a procedure that surgically removes their uterus. With fibroids, the issue lies within the uterus. However, statistics show that half of the hysterectomies performed in the US for benign reasons1, like fibroids, include the removal of the ovaries. This procedure is known as an elective bilateral oophorectomy (EO).
A 2014 nationwide survey2 found similar results. One third of obstetrician-gynecologists opt for an EO during hysterectomy among premenopausal women—even when the ovaries are still healthy and normally functioning.
According to these findings, removing the ovaries may seem to be a common practice, but is this procedure within every patient's best interest?
Choosing to remove healthy ovaries is often done to reduce the risk of ovarian cancer later on. Ovarian cancer is the fifth leading cause of death among women in the US and the fourth leading cause of death in women ages 40-59.1 However, removing the ovaries at the time of a hysterectomy should be looked at on a case-by-case basis, as individual factors need to be taken into consideration.
"It really depends on what the patient wants as well as other factors," says Dr. Mark Perloe MD, an infertility specialist and Medical Director at Georgia Reproductive Specialists in Atlanta. "For example, age has to be considered. We have to be concerned about the potential for disturbing or interfering with normal ovarian function."
Endogenous estrogen, or the estrogen produced in the body, is linked to having several protective benefits that are lost when the ovaries are removed. For example, women ages 40-44 years of age who undergo an EO have double the risk of heart attack in comparison to women with intact ovaries. A Mayo Clinic Study found that women who had both ovaries removed before the age of 45 had a 67% higher mortality risk.3
Estrogen deficiency following EO is associated with cognitive decline especially within women younger than age 50. Estrogen also plays a role in maintaining bone mineral density and sexual function—both of which have been seen to decrease after surgical menopause.1
When a hysterectomy is used to treat benign conditions like fibroids, ovary removal isn't necessary unless an additional issue is found with the ovaries.4 Given this fact, in which cases would EO be medically sound? "In many cases now, people are far more conservative," Dr. Perloe explained. "But if the ovaries are damaged, for example with significant cysts, then it might be appropriate to remove them. It also depends on what the patient's risks are," especially when considering ovarian cancer.
The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists use the onset of menopause as a deciding factor when considering EO during a hysterectomy. As stated in a Practice Bulletin5, "a strong consideration should be made for retaining normal ovaries in premenopausal women who are not at an increased risk of ovarian cancer."
Effective ovarian cancer screening is a challenge. Statistics show that 63% of cases are diagnosed late due to lack of symptoms, resulting in a 44% 5-year survival rate at all stages.1 Because of this, ovarian removal may be recommended for women who are at a high risk for ovarian cancer—especially those who have a family history or carry genetic mutations. Removing the ovaries as a preventative measure in these cases does not only reduce the risk of ovarian cancer but can reduce the risk of breast cancer6 and associated gynecologic cancers as well.1
For other women who aren't genetically predisposed, some may argue that removing the ovaries for preventative measures is wise since the disease is so common within the fourth and fifth decade of life. Additionally, several risk factors outside of family history also need to be considered. Being Caucasian, never having been pregnant, late age of menopause, and a long number of years of ovulation are all considered risk factors for ovarian cancer.1
An alternative to removing the ovaries to decrease ovarian cancer risk is the removal of the fallopian tubes—a procedure referred to as a bilateral salpingectomy. "Patients and physicians are showing a growing acceptance of routinely removing the fallopian tubes but preserving the ovaries during hysterectomy," writes the American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. "Removing the fallopian tubes during a hysterectomy may lower the risk of developing the most common type of ovarian cancer—[ovarian serious carcinoma]. Increasing evidence points toward the fallopian tubes as the origin of this type of cancer."7
If one decides to remove the ovaries, hormone replacement therapy needs to be considered since menopausal symptoms are a concern. "Side effects such as painful intercourse or decreased sexuality should not really be a problem—if the ovaries are left intact." Dr. Perloe clarifies. "But if the ovaries are removed, estrogen replacement may help maintain adequate vaginal function and also help with sleep disturbances, osteoporosis, hot flashes and memory disorders."
Estrogen-alone therapy is recommended for women who have had their uterus removed8, but it should be noted that hormone therapy, as with any medication, is not risk-free. Some studies show estrogen-alone therapy may be linked to an increased risk of blood clots9 during the first two years of administration.10
If deciding to take hormone therapy, it's important to consider more than just the general risks involved. "Factors like a family history of stroke, clotting factors, and lipid levels all need to be considered." Dr. Perloe explains. "Instead of treating everyone exactly the same, we need to look at individual risks for being on estrogen. I think too much of medicine tries to take a one-size-fits-all approach when what we need is to be seen as individuals with our own risk profiles to any medical treatment."
The choice to have a hysterectomy, or by extension a bilateral oophorectomy or salpingectomy, should be discussed in depth with your doctor. "It's something the patient and the physician should be deciding together," encourages Dr. Perloe. "It's important that patients have a physician they can trust who is going to provide them with all the options, then together they can weigh the pluses and minuses."
ABOUT THE AUTHOR Alicia Armeli has a Master of Science in Nutrition and Whole Foods Dietetics (MSN/DPD) and is a Registered Dietitian Nutritionist, a Certified Dietitian, and a Holistic Life Coach. In addition to writing, she enjoys singing, traveling abroad and volunteering with her local animal shelter.
ABOUT THE DOCTOR Mark Perloe is an infertility specialist and Medical Director at Georgia Reproductive Specialists. Dr. Perloe has extensive experience treating conditions related to infertility including menstrual disorders, uterine fibroids, endocrine and other reproductive health problems. He presently serves on the advisory board of the journal of Fertility and Sterility.
- Erekson, E. A., Martin, D. K., & Ratner, E. S. (2013). Oophorectomy: the debate between ovarian conservation and elective oophorectomy. Menopause, 20(1): 110-114. doi: 10.1097/gme.0b013e31825a27ab
- Harmanli, O., Shinnick, B. S., Jones, K., & St. Marie, P. (2014). Obstetrician-gynecologists' opinions on elective bilateral oophorectomy at the time of hysterectomy in the United States: a nationwide survey. Menopause, 21(4): 355-360. doi: 10.1097/GME.0b013e31829fc376.
- Parker, W. H. (2014). Ovarian conservation versus bilateral oophorectomy at the time of hysterectomy for benign disease. Menopause, 21(2): 192-194. doi: 10.1097/gme.0b013e31829be0a0
- University of Maryland Medical Center. (2012). Uterine fibroids and hysterectomy. Retrieved July 1, 2015, from http://umm.edu/health/medical/reports/articles/uterine-fibroids-and-hysterectomy
- The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. (2008). ACOG Practice Bulletin No. 89. Elective and risk-reducing salpingo-oophorectomy. Obstetrics & Gynecology, 111(1): 231-41.
- Wise, J. (2015). Ovary removal is linked to lower breast cancer mortality in BRCA1 carriers. British Medical Journal, 350: h2182. doi:10.1136/bmj.h2182
- The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists. (2013). Growing acceptance of removing fallopian tubes but keeping ovaries to lower ovarian cancer risk. Retrieved July 1, 2015, from http://www.acog.org/About-ACOG/News-Room/News-Releases/2013/Growing-Acceptance-of-Removing-Fallopian-Tubes
- Cleveland Clinic. (2013). Hormone Therapy. Retrieved July 1, 2015, from http://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases_conditions/hic-what-is-perimenopause-menopause-postmenopause/hic-hormone-therapy
- Eisenberger, A., & Westhoff, C. (2014). Hormone replacement therapy and venous thromboembolism. The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 142: 76-82. doi:10.1016/j.jsbmb.2013.08.016
- Curb, J. D., Prentice, R. L., Bray, P. F., Langer, R. D., Van Horn, L., Barnabei, V. M., Bloch, M. J., Cyr, G. G., Gass, M., Lepine, L., Rodabough, R. J., Sidney, S. Uwaifo, G. I., & Rosendaal, F. R. (2006). Venous thrombosis and conjugated equine estrogen in women without a uterus. The Journal of the American Medical Association, 166(7): 772-780. doi:10.1001/archinte.166.7.772


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Once again, I find myself drawn to the writings of Christopher Hitchens in an attempt to peer through smokescreen surrounding Barack Obama. The mainstream media seem to make little attempt to put Obama under the same kind of scrutiny as Hillary Clinton and John McCain. In fact, one could argue the media have had their own dry ice machines on at maximum output any time a controversy threatens to take Obama down a peg or two.
Hitchens' essay, Obama Is No King, tackles the somewhat controversial theme of the legacy of Martin Luther King – more particularly, the fact that many of the black leaders seem to have 'forgotten' the work he did and the direction in which he was heading. Obama is one of these apparently oblivious leaders – Hitchens argues that, owing to his close relations with extremists like Jeremiah Wright and Louis Farrakhan, Obama is espousing the principles of hatred and exclusion (the anti-semitism, anti-homosexuality, anti-white sentiments of Wright and Farrakhan are clearly at odds with the dreams of King.
I would suggest anybody interested in the Presidential race would find the article of interest and I would urge anybody considering voting for Obama to consider the points made. It is time for the 'flock' to open their eyes.
"In April 2004, Barack Obama told a reporter from the Chicago Sun-Timesthat he had three spiritual mentors or counselors: Jeremiah Wright, James Meeks, and Father Michael Pfleger—for a change of pace, a white Catholic preacher who has a close personal feeling for the man he calls (as does Obama) Minister Farrakhan. This crossover stuff is not as "inclusive" as it might be made to seem: Meeks' main political connections in the white community are with the hysterically anti-homosexual wing of the Christian right. If Obama were to be read a list of the positions that his clerical supporters take on everything from Judaism to sodomy, he would be in the smooth and silky business of "distancing" from now until November." (Christopher Hitchens, Fighting Words at Slate.com)
Hitchens sums up Obama in relation to King succinctly, somewhat controversially, and as frankly as always in his closing lines…
"So amnesiac have we become, indeed, that we fall into paroxysms of adulation for a ward-heeling Chicago politician who does not complete, let alone "transcend," the work of Dr. King; who hasn't even caught up to where we were four decades ago; and who, by his chosen associations, negates and profanes the legacy that was left to all of us." (Christopher Hitchens, Fighting Words at Slate.com)


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Whether you're a team of one or 100 developers, knowing how people use your GitHub Marketplace app can help you create an even better user experience. Now it's easier to get insight into your app's performance with new data views and visualizations. With these new metrics, you can see how many people visited your app's landing page, track the impact of your marketing campaigns, and more.
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We can't wait to see what you do with more data. Take a look at the documentation to find out which insights are available and see how they can move your app forward.
Interested in finding new developer tools? Head to GitHub Marketplace to try out apps that help you track dependencies, deploy software, and manage projects.


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(as) naked as a jaybird
(as) naked as a jaybird
slang Completely nude; without any clothes on whatsoever. My roommate is so embarrassing, always walking around the house naked as a jaybird! We have an adorable video of you when you were about two years old, running around the back yard as naked as a jaybird!
*naked as a jaybird
Cliché naked; bare. (*Also: as ~.) Two-year-old Matilda escaped from her nurse, who was bathing her, and ran out naked as a jaybird into the dining room. Uncle John sometimes spends a whole day walking around his house as naked as a jaybird.
naked as a jaybird
Bare, unclothed, as in I came straight out of the shower, naked as a jaybird. This simile replaced the 19th-century naked as a robin and is equally unclear, since neither bird is normally stripped of its feathers. Further, the bird it refers to is more often called simply "jay" rather than "jaybird," yet the latter is always part of the simile. [c. 1940]
naked as a jaybird
Nude. This expression is definitely American in origin, but the simile is as puzzling as the older British naked as a robin. Neither bird is very plain in appearance ("bare"). It appears in print with some frequency from the mid-twentieth century on. For example, D. Delman used it in Sudden Death (1972): "The corpus was as naked as a jaybird."
naked as a jaybird
Stark naked. Why, of all ornithological species, should a jaybird be singled out for its nudity? One explanation is that "jay" was a 19th-century word for a country bumpkin, and since bumpkins were vulnerable to the wiles of others, a jaybird would be vulnerable indeed.


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e7tbaozuov , 28 years old
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Seeking man age from 29 till 59
I speak: English, English, English, English
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My living situation: Live with parents
My marital status: Single
Kids: None
About kids: Definitely
My height: 6' 0" (1.83 m.)
My weight: 80 lbs. (36 kg)
My hair: Light Brown
My eyes: Brown
My body type: Athletic, toned
My education: Some college
My speciality: Media / Journalistics
My job: Other
My hobby: Book club / Discussion, Playing sports, Coffee and conversation, Cooking, Video games, Watching sports, Wine tasting
Smoking: Non-smoker
Drinks: Water, Tea, Milk, Coffee, Coctail, White Wine, Red Wine, Moonshine
My food: Keep it healthy
Favourite music: Classical, Country, Pop, Opera, Rock, Rap
My favourite sport: Football, Cricket, Tennis, Golf, Basketball, Baseball, Volleyball, Ice hockey, Swimming, Dances
Sense of humor: Clever
Entertainment: going to the beach and shopping


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A classic, beautiful wool throw blanket with comfort and softness for days. You'll love the timeless, quintessential wool blanket design to add that vintage beauty and style to any room, whether draped over a chair, end of the bed, or yourself! What's more, it is the perfect companion to bring to the park for a picnic or wrap around your shoulders to keep warm and dry.
This throw blanket is reversible with heathered gray and just a few bold black stripes on one side and black and a few bold heathered gray on the other. The quality and impeccable detail exemplify bold, traditional heirloom-quality craftsmanship in a piece that can be passed down for many generations to come.
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• Zerell M. Jackson, 24, of the 1000 block of Spiros Court, DeKalb, was charged Dec. 19 with obstructing identification, attempted obstructing justice, driving with a suspended license, driving without insurance and speeding.
• Ahmad Z. Yousef, 23, of the 9200 block of the 9200 block of Pleasant Avenue, Tinley Park, was charged Dec. 20 with felony possession of more than 100 grams of cannabis. He was also charged with possession of a controlled substance and speeding 49 miles an hour in a 25-mile-an-hour zone.
• Michael C. Bouwman, 45, of the 6N200 block of Riverside Drive, St. Charles Township, was charged Dec. 23 with violating an order of protection.
• Matthew S. Davison, 29, of the 300 block of Colonial Circle, Geneva, was charged Dec. 24 with driving under the influence, resisting a police officer, speeding, disobeying a traffic control signal and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle.
• Bianca Allen, 30, homeless, was charged Dec. 26 with violating an order of protection.


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RADA Festival 2018
Updates and features with Miro Magazine
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Miro Magazine is proud to be teaming up with RADA to present a series of interviews and features surrounding this year's RADA Festival.
Now in its 7th year, the RADA Festival 2018 celebrates the work of its past graduates with a ten-day programme of theatre, installations and discussions. That's ten days that centre around the school and its network of contacts, ten days of individuals who have learnt their craft in those hallowed halls, who return to take creative risks, extend their work into new territories and experiment with telling stories in unexpected ways.
Here at Miro Magazine, we are always on the lookout for the next generation of theatremaker, so where better to look than at a set of graduate artists? Throughout the festival, we will be profiling some of the companies and people bringing along their work, seeking feedback and hoping to expand their own networks.


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Deputies responded to a report of kidnapping Sunday at approximately 2:29 p.m., at a shopping center in the 1300 block of East Vista Way. Upon arrival, they were informed that a group of teenagers had used social media to contact older men looking for underage girls to have sex with. The group expressed their desire to expose the man then turn over information to law enforcement, according to Sgt. David LaDieu of the San Diego County Sheriff's Department.
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Experience a unique collaboration across cultures and art forms as Yorta Yorta composer Deborah Cheetham AO presents contemporary chamber music inspired by nine tapestries from the Embassy Tapestry Collection.
These tapestries have been designed by Indigenous artists and woven at the Australian Tapestry Workshop. Now, among the ATW looms, the acclaimed soprano will perform the first three compositions in her 'Woven Song' suite giving voice to the material works.
Performing with Cheetham's Short Black Opera will be special guests tabla master Pandit Ashis Sengupta (India), shakuhachi master, Reison Kuroda (Japan), mezzo soprano Angela Cortez (Singapore), Plexus (Australia) and Rubiks Collective (Australia).
These musical compositions speak to the tapestries Brook Andrew's Catching Breath, Nanyuma Napangati's Untitled (detail from Kiwirrkurra women's painting) and Lumpu Lumpu Country by Daisy Andrews.
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Local bar owner claims Gov't ignoring his flooding plight
"I called everybody in Public Works and now they just ignore my calls," said the owner of Birdwatch Tonic's Bar and Grill, which is located adjacent to Island Department Store, Mr Allward A. Forbes aka Tonic.
According to Mr Forbes, he has been in business for some 26 years but some 10 years ago his place of business became susceptible to flooding after Public Works Department built a drain along the roadway and ended it without a runoff close to the entrance of his business place.
"So with no place for the water to run off it comes into my land and my place flood quick time every time it rains," Mr Forbes told this news site today, January 20, 2017, as he pointed our reporter to an outdoor table showing evidence of nearly a foot of flood waters.
"Just help me fix the drain by my bar because I getting flood out every time it rains. It affects my business quite a bit. When it flood out people can't come in or can't get out," Mr Forbes added, noting that tourists frequent his bar not only for a drink but also for bird watching.
He said he began to dig a drain himself for the water to run off but requested of Public Works Department a piece of plastic pipe to put it in the drain. "I could put it in myself, but nobody talking to me. They stop listening to me, they stop paying attention to me so I don't know what happening."
'You can't just throw in any pipe'
But according to Permanent Secretary in the Ministry of Communications and Works Mr Anthony S. McMaster, he is aware of Mr Forbes' situation as Public Works Department had made available a backhoe to Mr Forbes on his request to dig a drain.
"We have been working with Mr Forbes to help him alleviate his situation. Public Works was actually going to take care of the matter and Mr Forbes said all he wanted us to do was to give him access to a backhoe and he would deal with it himself…I think they began to do the work but ended up in some problems that they did not anticipate, and they did make contact with us asking for some further assistance with the placement of some drain pipes."
According to Mr McMaster, he further assured Mr Forbes that they would resolve the matter for him by supplying the pipe.
"Unfortunately, members of the public do not understand that there is a process that has to be followed within the public sector. The pipes required for that area, we have to actually obtain them. We have to make sure it's the correcting sizing and everything. You can't just go and throw in any pipe in there, because what may start out trying to complete as a proper fix may actually turn into a hindrance."
26 Responses to "Local bar owner claims Gov't ignoring his flooding plight"
R U local ? (20/01/2017, 18:54) Like (12) Dislike (2) ReplyGood Engeeneering work... Hahahaha... Tonic they forget your business...
the rock (21/01/2017, 01:58) Like (14) Dislike (0) ReplyAnthony u talking piss, pwd should of been doing the darn work not tonic, u all give him no choice than for him to try and fix the problem himself, matter fact the gov. should compensate the man for his loss that u all created!
Cold Cathode... (23/01/2017, 14:40) Like (0) Dislike (2) ReplyThis one's for you "the rock". BIG DEAL!!! WHO TO HELL CARES??
zoe (20/01/2017, 19:01) Like (10) Dislike (0) ReplyElection coming up they will find you tonic
pat (20/01/2017, 19:03) Like (2) Dislike (3) ReplyHe he he he funny man and penn waz there a few weeks ago did he tell them?
Tonic (20/01/2017, 19:18) Like (14) Dislike (0) Replysend them your bill for lost business and damages, while they workout their process (and hope you get paid before they leave office).
This is just becoming ridiculous now in our country. This gov't just don't care about the common man. We live in a 2x4 little island - and how they have managed to create soo much bureaucracy and redtape is beyond anything common we called - Sense. They need to get the Fire Department to run the show; they seem to know how to get things done these days.
Come on now! We know ayo broke (Gov't) but don't allow everything to fall apart. This Gov't talking about helping the small business this and that, and here is a small business in need of assistance and this Gov't is already Failing the small business owners. NDP, you'll really becoming a Joke now. Why don't you'll just pack-it-in and leave public office and give a new set the opportunity to do better.
You'll just not cutting it any longer. Give it up!
VIlander (20/01/2017, 19:32) Like (15) Dislike (0) ReplyMcmaster always running he face and know not of what he speaks
Sigh (21/01/2017, 09:08) Like (10) Dislike (0) Reply
Come on! Government created it and needs to fix it! A pipe? A pipe couple feet long we cant source up to yet???? BS!
Daniel (20/01/2017, 19:41) Like (5) Dislike (0) ReplyTONIC matter must be evaluated with rigour!!!.
Yes (20/01/2017, 19:56) Like (6) Dislike (0) ReplyTonic like he on the other side of things
------------------ (21/01/2017, 19:58) Like (1) Dislike (0) ReplyI'm sure some of the facts and truths are already lost, never to return.
NEW PARTY NEEDED (20/01/2017, 20:08) Like (13) Dislike (0) Replyhe Government continues to fail citizens and chooses to use public relations and misdirection to mask their incompetence
ball head (20/01/2017, 21:01) Like (3) Dislike (4) ReplyPut your moneyback into your business
Sqatter (20/01/2017, 21:21) Like (5) Dislike (1) ReplyMcMaster better do he home work before he get the government sued for doing works on property that is not in Tonic's name.
Really (20/01/2017, 22:06) Like (1) Dislike (0) ReplyKeep fillings up the ponds and suffer the consequence look at cane garden bay same problem government please give commonsense a chance.
Myo (21/01/2017, 01:43) Like (8) Dislike (10) ReplyHe build in a swamp so what he expects? Your deeds big man..they come back on us in strange ways.
@ myo (21/01/2017, 08:34) Like (5) Dislike (0) Replythem NDP radicals help who they want swamp or not!!!!
ON the bay (21/01/2017, 09:05) Like (3) Dislike (1) ReplyDid the GOVERMENT APPROVE THIS BUSINES IN A SWAMP. IF SO, THEY NEED TO HELP.HOWEVER HOW MUCH OF A PRIORITY IS THAT IN THE SCHEME OF THINGS IN REAL TIME .
Foolishness (21/01/2017, 10:45) Like (12) Dislike (1) Reply
To all the retards who cant read. The drain is on the public road, the water running into his business. Tourist go birdwatching( something additional for them to do besides f....ing up our beaches. Its a popular business place for locals and guest. Tonic is one if the most respected captains at sea who is highly requested by tourist to take them safely through the BVI an ambassador to our country. Thus is how the mam makes his living in addition to sailing.
What offices are the top 10 worse in this administration
1. Trade
2. Tourist board
3. Finance
5. WATER and sewage
Finish the rest
His Queeny (24/01/2017, 11:27) Like (0) Dislike (0) Replywell said!!!!! and he is very much respected......
Johnny Forbes (21/01/2017, 12:17) Like (8) Dislike (0) ReplyTonic's issue has been lingering long enough they should fix it with high priority. We like big buildings and concrete not nature but when tourists come to nature's little secret they flock to Tonic's spot. It's one of the best spots in the BVI and for the gov to ruin it is terrible and against our tourism objective. He is also not a night bar so they need to fix it quick because he only operates during day hours. Tony you need to find the time the energy & the funds
SCB (21/01/2017, 17:49) Like (2) Dislike (0) ReplyWe got your back tonic
))) (21/01/2017, 21:36) Like (3) Dislike (4) ReplyIt was a lousy place for a business anyway in the middle of old mangroves and nature reserve. you probably didn't engineer things right either. takes two.
pat (22/01/2017, 12:18) Like (4) Dislike (1) Replyhe doesn't own the land and has just moved in over the years.... from day one he wanted to compete with Bomba.
P (23/01/2017, 10:24) Like (2) Dislike (0) ReplyTHAT'S THE BEST OF BLACK PEOPLE KEEP ON ANOTHER DOWN. ALL OF US GOING LEAVE THE SAME LAND. THOSE WHO THEY THINK OWN IT DONE DEAD LONG TIME AND THEY AIN'T CARRY A STONE WITH THEM AND IT STILL HERE FOR THEM TO KILL ONE ANOTHER OVER IT.
Jones (22/01/2017, 06:51) Like (0) Dislike (4) ReplyI am six and tired of this "small man " crap. Government Government can't do everything.


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October 1 @ 4:30 pm - 8:00 pm
You are invited to attend the annual Camp Victory Applause Banquet and Celebration!
Camp Victory's annual APPLAUSE! event is a fun filled, celebratory evening that impacts this ministry in many different ways. Your support at APPLAUSE! benefits thousands of kids each year through the power of camp.
This year's event will be held in Camp Victory's Scott Dining Hall on Thursday evening, October 1st.
Wagon rides and tours of camp will begin at 4:30 PM. Silent auction will start at 5:30 PM, followed by dinner and a short program.
We will be celebrating all of the amazing things God has accomplished through camp this year. We have some phenomenal items up for silent and live auction and "Fund the Need" will be back by popular demand!
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You can register below, online at www.campvictory.com OR call (507-843-2329)/email ([email protected]) the camp and we would be happy to assist you.


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The Sadies' Tour in Jeopardy After Dallas Good Breaks Leg in Saskatoon
Published Feb 14, 2011Singer/guitarist Dallas Good of Toronto, ON's the Sadies remains in a Saskatoon, SK hospital today (February 14) after severely breaking his leg and missing the band's show at the city's Broadway Theatre last night. Among other things, this casts doubt on whether the band's remaining Canadian tour dates can be fulfilled.
The Sadies had finished a sound check and dispersed to have dinner before last night's show. Good was on his way to local venue/restaurant Amigos when he slipped on some ice and suffered a compound fracture. He was taken to hospital by ambulance and was scheduled to have surgery on the injured leg, which he had broken once before in the past.
For their part, the rest of the Sadies (Travis Good, Mike Belitsky, and Sean Dean) did their best to honour the Saskatoon show, playing without Dallas Good for the first time in the group's history.
According to online reports, the show went amazingly well and openers the Sheepdogs even joined in on some impromptu covers, like the Guess Who's "Running Back to Saskatoon." The band pledged to return to the city at some point and play a free show for those patrons in attendance that night.
Tonight's show in Edmonton has been cancelled/postponed, as the band await word from doctors and Dallas about his condition. For now, the status of the Sadies' remaining tour dates is unknown, but stay tuned for more details.
Tour dates:
2/15 Lethbridge, AB - Geomatic Attic
2/16 Calgary, AB - Knox United Church
2/18 Vancouver, BC - Vogue Theatre
3/15 Fredericaton, NB - Capital Bar
3/16 Charlottetown, PEI - Hunter's Ale House
3/17 Sackville, NB - George's Roadhouse
3/18 Saint John, NB - Pepper's Pub
3/19 Halifax, NS - The Paragon Theatre