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On Saturday, July 11, 2015, ~20 volunteers gathered in the Hilltop Road neighborhood, southwest of the Coal Creek Canyon K-8 School, to lend a hand to perform "phase 1" fire mitigation on two properties. This included felling trees and stacking slash in preparation for the August 9th, 2015 Coal Creek Canyon Saws and Slaws event where the primary focus will be chipping all of the slash. This event was put together in just a few days and about one month in advance of the original plan, but our core Saws and Slaws team, with the help of some of the Hilltop Road neighbors, and our Americorp volunteers, pulled this event off to make it a success.
This was the final Saws and Slaws event for our Americorp volunteers, who graduate from their program on Friday, July 24th, 2015. Lauren Buczynski, Nicholas Hunter, Connor McNulty, and Reilly Starrett achieved the 20 hour requirement and will be awarded with their own Saws and Slaws t-shirts. We are deeply appreciative of the work of these dedicated youth this summer and will miss them.
Key lessons learned from this event focused on the safety of our volunteers and can be shared forward for future events in all locations. Primarily, it is important for all volunteers, whether sawyer or swamper, to wear protective headgear. Saws and Slaws has a collection of helmets for all volunteers to wear during the events and kindly asks that volunteers please wear the helmets provided. Secondly, due to the tall grass that was present in select areas, it was difficult for individuals working on the sites to be able to see the debris that was buried beneath the grass. One of our sawyers tripped on hidden debris and fell while holding a chain saw that was running. Yikes! Thankfully, no one was hurt. The lesson learned is that all grass in the work area needs to be cut to a minimum of 6 inches with absolutely no debris under foot that could pose a tripping hazard or the potential hazard of accidentally placing debris in the chipper. This will be assessed in future site visits and work will not be approved to start until the proper precautions have been taken by the property owners. The third lesson learned was hydration, hydration, hydration. Our bodies depend on water to survive. Every cell, tissue, and organ in our bodies needs water to work correctly. We lose water each day, even when we breathe. We lose water faster when the weather is hot and we are physically active. This season we started to take a break after two hours of work for focused hydration.
"Why is community service important? Saws and Slaws thrives under the motto of 'Building a Stronger Community Through a Healthier Forest'. The top three reasons to volunteer, per the University of California San Diego, are 3. You get a chance to give back. People like to support community resources that they use themselves or that benefit people they care about. 2. Volunteering encourages civic responsibility. Community service and volunteerism are an investment in our community and the people who live in it. It is a way to actively say, "You matter to me and to our community." 1. You make a difference! Every person counts. Without volunteers, community would not be built.


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ROXBURY (CBS) – The sisters of a woman critically injured in a hit-and-run crash in Roxbury this past weekend begged the driver to turn himself in on Wednesday.
Salem Amanuel, 23, was struck on Saturday and is now in critical condition at a Boston hospital.
"It was wrong of you to leave like that, so just please understand that people are hurt by this. If it was your sister, you would understand," said Helen Amanuel, the victim's sister.
Police are looking for the driver whose actions put her there.
"I would just hope that the young man who did this could understand that this is a crime and possibly step up," said Helen Amanuel.
WBZ-TV's Peg Rusconi reports.
Amanuel was crossing Mass. Ave near the Victoria diner at 3 a.m. Saturday when she was struck.
There are grainy photos of the car: a gray or silver Chevy Impala with tinted windows, a sun roof, a spoiler and possibly front end damage.
"It's always challenging when the vehicle flees. We're unable to get specific identifying information. We've turned to the public before for assistance, and that's what we're doing now," said Sgt. Marcus Eddings of the Boston Police Department.
"You can't hide forever, you know. It's better that you come forward and give up. You can't hide forever. My sister is in critical condition because of your stupidity so please come forward and just let us know. Just the fact that you can tell us you did this…accidents happen, we all understand that. Just the fact that you can come forward means a lot," said Azzy Amanuel, the victim's sister.
It will be tough to find the driver. The only description police have is that he is a light-skinned African American male.
I say when you find this Jerk, run him down with a car and see how he likes it… How cruel for anyone to do that and never stop….. I have no mercy for those kinds of people , they are bottom feeders , low lifes and selfish folks… I do hope she gets better ,,,, MAN UP AND TURN YOUR SORRY A$$ IN ,,,, cause if they find you it will be much worse..
The man is a coward. Yes the whole thing was an accident but you fleeing the scene doesn't make it an accident anymore. It makes you a criminal. Karma is a bitc***. Who ever committed the hit and run if your reading this you should reach down grab a piar and turn yourself in. When you turn your car in for repairs the cops will be knocking on your door you idiot. As for the the family of Salem I'll keep her and you all in my prayers.

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This property is located midway between the Towns of Hearst and Kapuskasing along the northern Highway 11 corridor of Northern Ontario, Canada.
More specifically the property is part of the Village of Harty in the Municipality of Val Rita-Harty.
The township the property is located in is Williamson Township.
More people today are embracing hobby farms.
A hobby farm gives her a sense of purpose and offers a more healthful alternative to red-meat dishes.
If you have some chickens you can reap the daily bounty (up to a dozen eggs that come in a variety of colors, depending on the breed) and the satisfaction that comes from teaching your children or grandchildren about nature.
In addition to chickens, today's hobby farms include goats, turkeys, potbellied pigs, cows and bees.
Today people want to know where their food is coming from.
You can do that by starting your own hobby farm here.
The property has a depth of 1,165 feet and a frontage on the Belanger Road of 2,600 feet.
This portion of Belanger Road is not plowed in the winter as no one lives there.
A property size of 69.5 acres.
The south end of the property also fronts on a SEASONAL DIRT ROAD that in the winter becomes part of the snowmobile trail.
There is no reserve on any trees on title so ALL THE TREES come with the property.
Electrical power poles run along the road and along the front of the property.
We guess that at one time someone lived full time on the property to the north of this one.
So, if a new owner built something on this property then it appears that electrical power is available if you want to be on the grid.
If you don't want to be on the grid then don't hook up and stay GREEN.
There is an old dug well that was placed some years ago.
You will see it in the pictures.
We don't know who put it there or how deep it is.
Almost 12 acres of the property is in hay fields.
About 20 acres of the property in in old hay fields that have grown in over the years.
The rest of the property is wooded with some very nice trees.
The tree species are primarily Poplar Trees and Spruce Trees with a scattering of Birch Trees throughout.
The terrain is mostly flat with a mix of mostly higher land and lower land at the south end of the property making it perfect moose and black bear habitat.
There are many thousands of acres of CROWN LAND that adjoin this property on the east side.
If you like to fish and love to catch walleye then you can have some very exicting times fishing the local rivers .
These rivers are huge!
To the east you can fish and boat or canoe for miles on the famous Kapuskasing River and the Groundhog River which both empty further north into the Mattagami River which in turn empties into the Moose River which empties into James Bay.
Go west a short distance and fish on the Opasatika River and the mighty Missinabi River.
If you like to hunt then you must know that this area is famous for the moose and black bear hunting.
Small game hunting is also very good in this area.
Located in Wildlife Management Unit (WMU) 24.
During your passage on Highway 11, you will definitely notice two little charming villages that are spread on a distance of 20 kilometers (12.5 miles).
Val Rita is situated 10 km (about 6 miles) West of Kapuskasing and the village of Harty is situated 10 km (about 6 miles) West of Val Rita.
The two communities have a population of approximately 1 000 residents.
The communities are part of a region that sets itself apart with its dynamic landscape and climate. Summers are mainly hot and dry, which makes ATV rides really pleasant.
While winters are cold, they are also dry and usually sunny, which is ideal for snowmobiling.
You will find many dense forests and vast open spaces in the area.
It is the people who make this area special, who set them apart from other places.
From different backgrounds and beliefs, the founders of these communities came together and created a place that offers a superior and simple quality of life.
The residents here have the opportunities for nature appreciation, leisure time, employment, worship, and other activities that give this area that special live-good feeling.
YOU KNOW, WE TELL PEOPLE THAT IF YOU ARE LUCKY ENOUGH TO BE IN NORTHERN ONTARIO…then, YOU ARE LUCKY ENOUGH!!
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A Safe Space For Every Man: Vulnerability, Masculinity, And Modeling Allyship
Just over a couple weeks ago 200+ leaders and many great diverse speakers and panelists, both men and women came together to be a part of the movement to engage men as inclusionary leaders at the Better Man Conference 2017.
The Better Man Conference is a safe place for male leaders to enter into the inclusion conversation.
One of our popular guest speakers was Jennifer Brown, diversity and inclusion expert, speaker, and author of Diversity, The New Workplace and The Will To Change.
Below we've republished Jennifer's newsletter from last week in which she reflects on her experience at the conference and discusses the importance of creating A Safe Space For Every Man: Vulnerability, Masculinity and Modeling Allyship.
I was in the Mission Bay Conference Center in San Francisco, on a stage in front of the largest group of men I had ever seen gathered together in one place, at the same time, to talk about inclusion at the Better Man Conference.
There were executives, leaders, emerging leaders and changemakers; men from big corporate, men from the entrepreneurial community, men from early stage tech companies; coaches, contractors and consultants.
To stand on that stage and look out at hundreds of men, willing to learn from one another—men who were challenged, during the course of the conference, to model the value they place on inclusion in public, and make it safe for others to do the same—was a powerful experience.
As a woman and keynote speaker, I realized I had a certain role to play, as teacher, supporter, witness, and mentor.
But I also recognized the piece that is needed at so many conferences and workplaces—and that is an intersectional safe space in which men of all races, sexual orientations, generations, privileged and marginalized identities can be totally vulnerable, ask questions and say, "I'm still learning and there are some things that I'm not going to get right, but I am committed to doing better." Inclusion of all kinds and definitions of men in the conversation will be critical, as this conversation develops.
As Better Man Conference founder Ray Arata said in a conversation for The Will To Change podcast, "For the modern-day, inclusionary leader, [it's] a combination of humility, being humble, being in one's heart, understanding the power of vulnerability, and recognizing where we are on the spectrum of being an ally. It's that kind of [leadership] that's going to give permission to be human to other leaders, middle managers, all the way down, to lend their hands, lend their support [and] be willing to make mistakes."
Inclusion is a journey, not a destination, which means it is critical that there is room for transparency, learning and accountability along the way.
In describing the beginning of his leadership journey, Adam Pisoni, Co-founder of Yammer—and an incredible Ally who has made it a point to make hiring decisions that set the tone for inclusion—admits, "There was a lot I had to learn. The more I learned, the more I realized I didn't know... I spent a lot of energy talking to more people, hanging out with more diverse groups, and not just making [inclusion] something I cared about, but a part of my life."
As I talk about in this blog post: "Some people are born being allies who are passionate about equality. Others learn to be over time. Regardless, all allies—and future allies—require support and coaching and trust in order to progress."
His admission affirms what I write about in this Medium article post-Google memo, "We also need to see leaders, whom we assume aren't "diverse," to stand up and share more of themselves. They need to take risks, be authentic, and learn to tell their less-than perfect stories in order to set a different tone because hyper-masculine styles of leadership which reveal very few personal details are alienating to so many, not sufficiently reflective of the world around us, and even unhealthy.
Kat Gordon has mastered the art of creating an intersectional safe space at her 3% Conference, which I have the honor of speaking at in November. The event website explains that it is "not a women's conference, but a business event about the importance of diversity to creativity." The primary objective of the conference is to change the ratio of Creative Directors because "the more varied the people who come up with ideas, the better the ideas will be."
Talks include topics like, "How Allies Can Be Part of the Solution" which discusses "How a white dude can help change the ratio for women." The conference includes all voices, and provides different tracks and safe spaces to explore different perspectives for those who need it, while providing attendees with a list of 100 micro-actions to start making changes immediately.
The bottom line is that we cannot have a conversation about diversity without inviting in every man, and we cannot have safe spaces without men who are willing and ready to fill them.
What are your thoughts on this? Do you hesitate to use your voice on behalf of others because you're worried you'll say the wrong thing?
What kind of safe space do you have at your disposal, or could you help to create?
Jennifer Brown
President and Founder, Jennifer Brown Consulting
Jennifer Brown is an award-winning entrepreneur, dynamic speaker and diversity and inclusion expert. She is the founder of Jennifer Brown Consulting and author of the best-selling book Inclusion: Diversity, The New Workplace and The Will To Change. Click here to download the first chapter free.


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MOSCOW, DECEMBER 8 – More than two million Britons watch RT, the Russian news channel. That's according to leading British market research agency, Kantar Media.
In market research covering Great Britain, Kantar finds that over two million British viewers watch RT. This exceeds the audience of leading European channels such as Deutsche Welle and France 24, both major rivals of RT. RT's average monthly audience in Britain is now over 5 times larger than that of the German Deutsche Welle, and 1.5 times larger than that of the English-language channel France 24. The market research highlighted the strengths of the Russian television channel – respondents pointed to different take on news from mainstream media as the main reason they watch RT. The survey also showed that 45% of British viewers think that mainstream media, such as BBC News, CNN and Sky News, is biased. However, 69% of RT viewers cited mainstream bias. Viewers also agreed informative news coverage, quality of presenting and credible & trustworthy content were reasons why they chose RT. The Kantar Media survey is based on 10,250 face-to-face interviews conducted during October and November 2010. Kantar Media is a branch of Kantar, one of the world's largest market research and knowledge-based development networks.


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Earth Alliance Launches Fund to Protect Amazon Rainforest
Earth Alliance, an organization established by actor Leonardo DiCaprio, philanthropist Laurene Powell Jobs, and investor and philanthropist Brian Sheth to help address urgent threats to the planet's life support systems, has announced an initial commitment of $5 million to help protect the Amazon rainforest from the more than nine thousand fires raging across the region.
According to the organization, an unprecedented surge in deforestation driven by large-scale cattle operations and feed crops as well as logging has led to a drier Amazon basin and fires that are nearly impossible to control. Brazil's National Institute for Space Research has reported more than seventy-two thousand fires to date in 2019, nearly double the forty thousand reported over the same period last year. The burning of sizeable swaths of rainforest is releasing significant amounts of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere while destroying an ecosystem that absorbs millions of tons of carbon annually. The Brazilian Amazon also includes a hundred and ten million hectares of indigenous land that is critical for the survival, self-determination, and well-being of the basin's indigenous peoples.
To help provide critical resources needed to maintain the "lungs of the planet," as well as the Amazon's role in climate change mitigation, the planet's biodiversity, and the conservation of indigenous lands, the Amazon Forest Fund will distribute the $5 million and 100 percent of all donations to local organizations working to combat the fires, protect indigenous lands, and provide relief to the affected communities. Partner organizations include Coordination of the Indigenous Organizations of the Brazilian Amazon, the Instituto Socioambiental, and, in partnership with the International Conservation Fund of Canada, the Instituto Associacao Floresta Protegida, Instituto Kabu, and Instituto Raoni.
Earth Alliance was created in July with support from the Leonardo DiCaprio Foundation, whose operations were folded into the new organization; Emerson Collective; and Global Wildlife Conservation. DiCaprio, who visited Brazil two years ago and fought fires locally with an indigenous community there, called on governments to collaborate and do more.
"There is a major tragedy going on worldwide because of climate change and what's going on in the Amazon, which is really the lungs of the earth and vital to protecting us in the future," DiCaprio told Reuters. "The governments around the world, including Brazil, need to work together to make sure this doesn't continue....What's vital to protecting these forests is to protect the indigenous cultures there."
At the G7 summit meeting in France, French president Emmanuel Macron announced that the leaders of the Group of Seven nations had agreed to release up to €20 million ($22 million) in emergency aid to help countries battle the fires in the Amazon basin. Separately, the governments of Canada and the United Kingdom pledged $11 million and $12 million, respectively.
"Countries urgently need fire fighters and specialized water bombers. This will be the first step that will be implemented immediately," said Chilean president Sebastián Piñera, who was invited to join the summit. "The second phase is to protect these forests, protect the biodiversity they contain, and reforest this region of the world."
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Furthermore the author touches upon her belief that most humans are not prepared to die, and reflects that through the character of the grandmother.The morning of the trip the grandmother is the first one in the car ready to travel as June Star predicted she would be, "She wouldn't stay at home for a million bucks. She has to go everywhere we go"(1278). This can be read as a direct foreshadowing of the grandmother's death. As one reads the story, one wonders why every time Bobby Lee and Hiram take someone into the forest, they never come back. Eventually, the whole family is taken to die.
June Star's comment that the grandmother goes everywhere the family goes can be read as an indication that she will meet the same end that they did. Previously in the story, June Star's remark that the grandmother "wouldn't stay at home to be queen for a day,"(1278) gives the reader a premonition about the old lady. However tough, emotionally strong, and independent the grandmother seems, is actually a wall put up dilute her true feelings; she has to go everywhere her family goes, she is not yet ready to be alone.
Although the grandmother did not want to go to Florida, she ironically dresses in her Sunday best. She was dressed very nicely with "a navy blue straw sailor hat with a bunch of white violets on the brim and a blue dress with a small white dot in the print. Her collars and cuffs were white organdy trimmed with lace and at her neckline she had pinned a purple spray of cloth violets containing a sachet"(1278). A strong foreshadowing imagery can be read into these lines. Knowing the definite ending of the story, the grandmother's elaborate dress symbolizes a preparation for her coffin. « mai multe referate din Engleza


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Emily Stimpson is a freelance Catholic writer based in Steubenville, Ohio and the creator of The Catholic Table, a blog about food, friendship, and hospitality. Her books include These Beautiful Bones: An Everyday Theology of the Body (Emmaus Road, 2013) and The Catholic Girl's Survival Guide for the Single Years (Emmaus Road, 2012). Her most recent book, co-authored with Brian Burch, is The American Catholic Almanac: A Daily Reader of Patriots, Saints, Rogues, and Ordinary People Who Changed the United States (Image, 2014).
"Food matters.
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Emily holds a BA from Miami University of Ohio (Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude), where she studied political science, history, and English literature. She also did graduate work in political science at John Hopkins University and theology at Franciscan University. Before moving to Steubenville, Emily worked in Washington, DC, first as a Legislative Assistant to then Congressman Jim Talent (R-MO), then later at the Heritage Foundation, where she served as Special Assistant to former Attorney General Edwin Meese III.
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Krysten Ritter has been on the acting scene for a long time, making her TV debut over 10 years ago. She has had many notable credits, such as Breaking Bad, Don't Trust the B in Apartment 23, Gilmore Girls, 27 Dresses, Big Eyes, and more. However, this brooding babe is blowing up like crazy right now since she has been the star in the Netflix original show, Jessica Jones. Her performance in this series has earned her a well deserved spot as our bad bitch of the week, and she's 1000% girl crush worthy.
This is Netflix's second original series based off of Marvel comics, the first being Daredevil starring Charlie Cox. It's also one of those shows that you literally can't stop watching. (The show was up on YouTube on November 20th, and my roommate and I finished watching a couple days ago...I won't lie!) Jessica Jones, like Daredevil, takes in New York City, which makes it all that much cooler to watch.
Jessica Jones is a private investigator who lives in Hell's Kitchen....who also happens to have superhuman powers. It's refreshingly awesome to have a female superhero of sorts. Not to say Spider-Man isn't awesome - because we love Spider-Man - but it's great to watch a woman be the one who is strong, both emotionally and physically, and kicking some major ass. Krysten portrays the character flawlessly, making everything super believable... even though this tiny girl in jeans and a leather jacket can lift up a car and then take down three big men, no problem. In interviews, she speaks about how great it is to be playing the title role in a female led action production, which is usually not the way Marvel operates.
Though we can't all have superhuman strength like Jessica Jones, we can look to her character for inspiration based on her normal human traits, like never-ending willpower, honesty, bravery, and determination. If you haven't started watching this series yet, it's time for you to park yourself in bed for the next two days and binge watch the hell out of Jessica Jones to see Krysten Ritter kill it (figuratively and literally).


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Tweaking rapid response teams
Automation, new team members improving outcomes at some hospitals.
Rapid response systems have proliferated over the past decade since the Institute for Healthcare Improvement declared them a national patient safety goal. The concept makes sense in theory: Deploying specially trained teams to intervene as soon as patients show signs of deterioration could potentially avoid ICU admissions and lower the incidence of cardiac arrest and in-hospital mortality.
However, numerous studies have failed to demonstrate that rapid response teams (RRTs) improve outcomes. According to experts, that's not necessarily because they don't work but because many hospitals are still figuring out the best way to implement them.
"The answer to why rapid response teams haven't been more successful is a combination of two things," said Dana Edelson, MD, medical director of rescue care and resiliency at the University of Chicago. "We don't call them often or early enough, and when we get there we don't always do the right thing."
To address those issues, a few hospitals are experimenting with computerized real-time monitoring and automatic triggers to minimize the potential for human error in activating RRTs. They're also tweaking the composition of teams, implementing novel training methods, and working closely with palliative care specialists.
"The key is to think about all the pieces," said Dr. Edelson. "Once you have an RRT, you need to think about how to encourage people to use it and ensure that the team is responding effectively."
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At the University of California San Diego (UCSD) Medical Center, outcomes improved significantly after the hospital implemented a novel RRT configuration and training program. In-hospital mortality fell from 2.12% before RRT implementation to 1.74% 4 years later, and there was also a significant drop in non-ICU cardiac arrests, according to findings published earlier this year in the Journal of Hospital Medicine (JHM).
Two features were integral to the model's success, said the study's lead author, Daniel Davis, MD, director of UCSD's Center for Resuscitation Science. A charge nurse from each unit was enlisted to be part of the RRT, along with a dedicated critical care nurse and respiratory therapist. In addition, all team members underwent Advanced Resuscitation Training (ART), a program that Dr. Davis created as an alternative to the standard Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) and Basic Life Support (BLS) model.
"The piece that consistently gets left out of the equation is the bedside provider, but our model shows that focusing education on them can lead to tremendous improvements in outcomes," said Dr. Davis.
Training unit-based charge nurses to be the "eyes and ears" at the bedside was a departure from RRT models where a dedicated critical care nurse rounds on all high-risk patients, said Dr. Davis. The idea is that unit-based nurses are more familiar with patients they see regularly and will feel a sense of ownership over detecting signs of deterioration.
The ART program is more geared toward early recognition and response and continuous re-evaluation of activation criteria than ACLS/BLS, said Rebecca Sell, MD, medical director of resuscitation at UCSD and co-author of the JHM study. Following the success of UCSD's program, Dr. Sell was asked to help launch ART at the Veterans Affairs (VA) Hospital System in San Diego.
The VA subsequently saw a drop in inpatient cardiac arrests and an increase in survival to discharge among patients with such arrests from 21% to 45%, according to findings published in Circulation in 2013. It has since had to switch back to ACLS/BLS in response to a national mandate by the VA, but clinicians are working to incorporate elements of ART into its standard curriculum.
"Whereas ACLS/BLS is a protocol that is relatively inflexible and not responsive to change quickly within the institution, ART includes everything from the equipment you use to how you train your faculty and staff and how you respond to changes over time," said Dr. Sell. "ACLS is great for setting a baseline standard, but it needs to be modified based on your experience and the tools you have at your own institution."
Results from a 6-month pilot program conducted at the University of Rochester Medical Center in Rochester, N.Y., suggest that adding a pharmacist to the RRT also has the potential to improve outcomes. Initiated by 2 pharmacists trained in critical care and emergency medicine, the program called for a pharmacist to be included in the RRT bedside evaluation to consult about medication selection and catch any potential errors or adverse events.
Although the study did not measure impact on mortality, the results, published by the Journal of Pharmacy Practice in 2014, were promising. Working in alternate shifts, the pharmacists responded to a total of 32 RRT alerts during which 45 medications were administered. The pharmacists provided 49 interventions in 21 patients related to medication facilitation, dose, therapy recommendations, and addition or discontinuation of medications.
Being present at the bedside, rather than consulting by phone, allowed the pharmacist to review the patient's existing medications and alert the team to any drugs that might have been contributing to mental status changes or to recommend alternatives, said Nicole Acquisto, PharmD, who spearheaded the pilot along with Christine Groth, PharmD. Pharmacists also sped the process of getting drugs to the bedside because they were very familiar with where medications are stored on the different units.
In one case, for example, a pharmacist was instrumental in stopping a patient's seizure by recommending an alternative first-line treatment that was stored close by on the unit, said Dr. Groth. The alternative was also easier to administer than an infusion drug the team was initially considering.
Another example of where pharmacists can help is in quick administration of antibiotics, Dr. Acquisto said. "We know that [giving a patient] early antibiotics improves mortality," she noted, "and including the pharmacist can speed up administration by facilitating the right drug and dose and getting medications to the bedside faster."
Refining triggers
No matter how a team is composed, it can't be effective if it isn't used. As a result, many efforts to improve RRT outcomes are focused on developing more sophisticated systems for detecting deteriorating patients as early as possible.
"There are a lot of structures for what constitutes a rapid response system, but without the early triggers being implemented, the team won't be used effectively," said Adel Bassily-Marcus, MD, FACP, director of the critical care consult service and critical care informatics at Mount Sinai Health System in New York City. "How to activate the response remains a major challenge."
Using the vast stores of clinical data in electronic health record systems is one of the most promising pathways to improving RRT triggers, said Bruce Darrow, MD, PhD, chief medical information officer at Mount Sinai.
"An intelligent system that incorporates vital signs and triggers teams automatically could potentially lead to earlier detection than the current system of waiting for a clinician to get to the room, look at the patient, and decide if they need help," he said. "Technology can support RRTs by detecting the patient who is clinically worsening as early as possible and using an algorithm to pull from available data."
In a retrospective study performed at a large academic medical center, 24-hour EHR-triggered RRT activation resulted in lower ICU admissions and better surgical outcomes compared with cases activated by traditional calling criteria. The results, published in Critical Care Medicine, suggest that EHR-based triggering could overcome a common barrier to RRT activation: Bedside teams often don't call because they feel uncomfortable asking for help.
Electronic screening "could identify both the patient at risk, before he or she reaches the status required for an activation call, and the patient who should have triggered a call by doctors or nurses on the general ward but did not," the study authors wrote. Patients identified by the EHR were more likely to need assessment and guidance rather than urgent management, they noted.
The criteria used by the system included abnormal lab data, which is not part of traditional calling criteria. In the study, 23% of EHR-based team activations were based on lab criteria, suggesting that lab factors might be an important element in successful screening.
Lower-tech methods can also be effective, however. In 1 study, Easton Hospital, an academic community hospital in Easton, Pa., saw improved outcomes after implementing a paper-based modified early warning system (MEWS) that helps clinicians calculate risk scores based on temperature, blood pressure, pulse, respiratory rate, and level of consciousness. The RRT is called when a patient's risk score reaches a predetermined level.
Using the MEWS led to higher utilization of the RRT and a drop in cardiopulmonary arrests, said the study's senior author, Mahesh Krishnamurthy, MD, FACP, hospitalist program director at Easton. It was also associated with a decrease in overall inpatient mortality from 2.3% in 2011 to 1.2% in 2014, according to results published in the Journal of Community Hospital Internal Medicine Perspectives. The hospital has since incorporated the scoring system into its EHR.
Researchers are now trying to build on the basic MEWS model, developing more sophisticated algorithms that pull together large amounts of data quickly and automatically activate the RRT, said Dr. Edelson.
For example, the electronic cardiac arrest risk triage system (e-CART), which Dr. Edelson helped developed at the University of Chicago, calculates a patient's risk score based on a rapid analysis of dozens of variables that, when taken together, signal changes in a patient's condition that may be too subtle for clinicians to detect.
"A lot of hospitals are currently using MEWS involving very simple algorithms for risk prediction that use a few vital sign parameters and expert opinion," she said. "But we can now use new statistical techniques that didn't exist 10 years ago to create models that are more predictive and result in fewer false positives."
Further refining electronic triggering systems is key to realizing the full benefits of RRTs, said Dr. Darrow. To do that, clinicians must work in partnership with information technology specialists to ensure that the criteria used to create new algorithms reflect actual clinical experience.
"We need to ensure that clinical best practices are incorporated into technology platforms," he said. "Well-designed systems give clinicians the ability to move in the direction of guideline-supported therapy while leaving them the flexibility to make judgment calls."
One size doesn't fit all
The algorithms and detection tools used to trigger RRTs tend to be fairly consistent across hospitals, experts said. However, the composition of teams varies considerably, ranging from a nurse and respiratory therapist to larger multidisciplinary teams that also include intensivists, hospitalists, pharmacists, and advanced practice providers.
"It's not uniform, because the needs are different in a small hospital dealing mainly with pneumonia and respiratory infections than in a large tertiary center dealing with transplants and trauma," said Dr. Darrow. "The composition should accommodate what the needs are."
Some studies suggest that having a physician lead the RRT can discourage nurses from calling because they feel intimidated or feel it may be interpreted as a sign of weakness, said Dr. Edelson.
Use of palliative care is another variable that can impact outcomes. In the study at Easton, early response by the RRT was associated with more palliative care consults, which likely contributed to the decrease in overall mortality, noted Dr. Krishnamurthy.
"A side effect of identifying these patients earlier is having more time to discuss end-of-life issues, including hospice," he said. "Identifying a person 6 to 8 hours earlier gives us more options in terms of treatment but also more time to offer counseling."
It's important for RRTs to consider palliative care in cases where the patient cannot be saved and the family has indicated that they prefer comfort measures to be taken over lifesaving treatment, said Dr. Edelson. "We need to train RRTs to think about that possibility and potentially involve the palliative care team or to do some of the palliative care work themselves," she said.


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Britam has unveiled a cutting edge IT system aimed at streamlining its business operations.
The project, known as "Jawabu", is designed to deliver the technology capabilities required to deliver the best customer experience.
It is part of the diversified financial services group's quest to achieve its strategy for regional and local expansion through IT Business transformation, and to also respond to the growing requirements of its customers.
Jawabu will automate key business processes, reducing time consuming manual tasks and paperwork, increasing efficiency and enhance controls.
The new system will provide a single view of the customer, as well as customer intelligence which will allow financial advisors to focus on analysis as opposed to data crunching and eliminate decisions made through "gut feelings" which are not based on tangible facts.
The system will also allow sales people to target their sales efforts and deepen relationships with clients, allow customers to easily access information, and make it easier for them to compute claims.
"Jawabu will transform Britam by delivering world class business processes and State-of-the-art IT systems. It will move the company from being a product centred organization into a customer centric organization, providing customers with first class service," said Britam's Group Managing Director, Benson Wairegi.
Speaking during the launch of the project, Dr. Wairegi said the IT progarmme would deliver a new era o of convenience through improved business processes, enhanced structures and state of the art system.
Developed in partnership with Oracle, IBM, Fadata, and PwC, among others, the project will be implemented and deployed in three phases. The current phase kicked off in July 2014 and will run until May 2015.
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Stolen Valor legislation wins unanimous House vote
By Evan Lips | November 4, 2015, 17:48 EST
BOSTON — A week before Veterans Day, and with his parents looking on from the gallery high above the House floor, state Rep. John Velis (D-Westfield), a captain in the U.S. Army Reserves, delivered impassioned remarks to support his proposal to levy hefty fines and impose jail time on those who benefit financially from falsely representing themselves as a military members.
"Make no mistake about it," Velis told his House colleagues. "This is personal for me. Nothing makes me angrier than when I hear a story about someone who claimed to be a service member or veteran who hasn't earned that title."
"To do that for financial gain is disgusting," he said.
Velis, 36, who is in his first term as a state legislator, received a thunderous round of applause from fellow lawmakers following his remarks. There was no opposition to his bill, H 1641, the Stolen Valor Act, which passed 149-0 and now heads to the Senate for consideration.
If enacted, the measure would punish individuals who try to profit off of falsely identifying themselves as active-duty military, a veteran or as someone decorated by the military with fines of up to $1,000 and as much as a year in jail.
Velis, who has served in Afghanistan, said passage of his bill would put one of the most stringent laws of its kind on the books in Massachusetts. In 2013, President Barack Obama signed a federal Stolen Valor law making it illegal for individuals to falsely claim having received a military medal for financial profit. Velis's bill goes further in that individuals can be prosecuted regardless of whether a medal or other honor was involved.
"I would argue it would be the strongest Stolen Valor law in the country," Velis said. "The overwhelming majority of states that have passed local Stolen Valor laws, as well as the federal legislation, require that the person they falsely represent earned some sort of medal."
"All this bill requires is that a person fraudulently represented themselves as a military member, period," he said.
Velis's father, Jim Velis, said his family does not have a military history but added that he can remember the ill-will that met some Vietnam War veterans when they returned home.
"They were mistreated," he said. "What's happening here today is so refreshing to see."
Jim Velis noted that his son "aggressively" requested deployment to Afghanistan.
"We worried about him every minute of every day," the lawmaker's father said. He also talked about his son's military honors.
"He'll never forgive me for saying this, but he won the Bronze Star while serving in Afghanistan," the elder Velis said. "Whenever someone mentions it to him, he says, 'No I didn't, all the guys I was with that day won the Bronze Star.'"
Contact Evan Lips at [email protected] or on Twitter at @evanmlips


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Source: Photo: Varinder ChawlaAishwarya Rai Bachchan was spotted on a dinner date with husband Abhishek Bachchan in Mumbai on June 9.
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarAcross town, Salman Khan was spotted outside a dubbing studio, dressed a casually in denims and tee with sneakers to go.
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarSalman's upcoming film is Ali Abbas Zafar-directed Sultan, which is produced by Yash Raj Films.
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarAbhishek also attended an event to celebrate the success of his recently released film Housefull 3 with his co-stars Akshay Kumar and Riteish Deshmukh.
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarA Housefull 3 picture with the team.
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarAnyone for pizza?
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarThe same day, actor Aamir Khan hosted a get-together for his Bollywood friends which included actor Ranbir Kapoor.
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarActress Fatima Sana Shaikh, who stars in Aamir's Dangal as his daughter, was also in attendance. One of Sana's best known roles is as child artiste in Kamal Haasan's Chachi 420.
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarWe also got a glimpse of filmmaker Karan Johar. Fetching shoes, KJo!
Source: Photo: Santosh NagwekarDirector Ayan Mukherji also checked-in


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Metallica to release Record Store Day cassette
For this year's Record Store Day, Metallica will release the seven-song demo that led to the band's first record deal. But the seven tracks won't be on vinyl, at least not initially — they'll be on cassette.
"No Life 'til Leather," recorded in Tustin, Calif., in 1982, is perhaps the most widely bootlegged of all Metallica's demos, but it has never seen an official commercial release. The recordings were made with the group's original lineup — James Hetfield on lead vocals and rhythm guitar, Lars Ulrich on drums, Dave Mustaine on lead guitar and Ron McGovneyon bass. Different versions of the tape's seven songs appeared on the group's debut album, "Kill 'Em All."
"This year we decided to celebrate Record Store Day with our friends at independent retail by taking a huge leap back in time to our humble beginnings with that little rectangle of plastic known as the 'demo tape,' " the band says in a news release. "In 1982 we recorded seven songs that became our initial calling card known as 'No Life 'til Leather' and it led us to our first record deal ... the rest, as some of you may know, is history! We hope you enjoy this little walk down memory lane with us and that you will continue to join us in supporting independent record stores around the world."
Expanded versions of the limited-edition release, which would include CD, vinyl and a collector's set, are expected this summer. This year's Record Store Day is April 18.
The track listing for "No Life 'til Leather" follows:
- "Hit the Lights"
- "The Mechanix"
- "Motorbreath"
- "Seek & Destroy"
- "Metal Militia"
- "Jump in the Fire"
- "Phantom Lord"


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More than 10 years ago, the lightbulbs framing the window of 2645 Commerce St. burned for the first time, welcoming everyone to pass the red door into Dallas Comedy House. It was an unknown venture for a trio that had previously hosted comedy classes and shows in the back room of Greenville Avenue's Ozona's. Amanda Austin, with the assistance of Clay Barton and her brother Kyle Austin, started a venture that would prove to be a comedy hostel for a group of young comedic minds, no matter what address they were at.
This week Dallas Comedy House is celebrating a decade of comedy with its 10th annual Dallas Comedy Festival before they shut its doors to move to a new Deep Ellum location. In those 10 years many friendships were made, late-night drinks fueled long-forgotten arguments, and through it all, people laughed.
Through the eyes of a few who saw it happen, here is an (abridged) history of Dallas Comedy House.
Clifton Hall, Performer/Bar Manager/Instructor 2009 – 2015: Off of Craigslist I auditioned for this sketch comedy troupe that was getting put together in Dallas. I'd been acting for a while, and I just didn't have anything going on, so I was real bored. I thought that would be fun. Auditioned. And that's where I met Amanda.
Amanda Austin Owner/Performer/Instructor/Everything 2009 – Present: The people that owned Ozona's, I was friends with their kids. We went to college together. I knew that they had a back room back there so I just talked to them about working out some kind of deal.
Hall: She mentioned, "Hey me and a partner and my brother are gonna start teaching these improv classes. We think you'd really like, be good at it, you should come try it out."
Landon Kirksey Performer/Stand-Up Open Mic Host 2009 – 2013: I was working at Four Day Weekend and doing their shows and also teaching, and there was some rumblings, or… I can't remember if I replied to a post somewhere or, I don't really remember what it was, but in any case it came up that there's this group that wants to open up a place in downtown Dallas.
Hall: They'd mentioned it to some of us, maybe the entire class. They were like, "We're getting our own space." Which was super exciting, because a lot of times, or not a lot of times, but every once in awhile, it'd be like, "Hey, class is canceled. Ozona is renting out the back space to some company that wanted to do their big get together," or whatever.
Austin: Kind of at a drop of a hat we would have to leave if a bigger event booked something. Which makes sense. We had to book things out as far as we had one class going on, and we did about one show a month.
Kirksey: I thought, well I'm over here. I'm sort of running the training center and whatnot, so I want to know what's up, if there are going to be other venues. And I should have an idea about what that looks like. And then also I should know the people who are running those venues, those clubs. Because wouldn't it be great if everybody could know each other and get along and all that other stuff?
Hall: I didn't know much about Deep Ellum outside of what most people from the area were like, "Oh no, it's kind of sketchy out there." But it ended up being a great spot.
Austin: It was very ghost townish. However, Commerce wasn't that ghost townish, because you had the restaurant staples of Twisted Root, Adair's, St Pete's and Angry Dog. So those four food establishments were there before we got there.
Kirksey: They had backgrounds in improv, because they had done various improv trainings here and there with people, and they had been doing those shows at Ozona's, but they didn't have anybody who did any stand-up. Me, having a background in stand-up, I was like, "Well, if you need somebody to host an open mic or a stand-up night or something like that I'd be more than happy to." So I started doing that.
Grant Redmond Performer/Facilities Director 2011 – present: I was living down in Austin and I wasn't getting much stage time. I drove up on a Tuesday night. I did the open mic and I loved it. That's when I met Landon. Then I just started driving up every single Tuesday. That's three hours there and three hours back. I feel like I grew more as a comedian at that open mic.
Kirksey: It was just more wanting to be involved in something as it began. And also I liked Amanda and Clay both pretty much right off the bat. I could tell these people seem to be good people and I just felt like … It didn't feel weird to want to be involved in something. I wasn't ever really formally involved in anything. It was just more, "Hey, we're doing this. Hey guess what, we've got the stage sort of spaced out, you want to come down and check it out?" It was more of that stuff.
Austin: We did a jam in the dark by candlelight once.
Hall: It was like, "Well we've got some work lights set up in this place where the stage is gonna be. If you guys want to go in this room next door that's just got no walls and warm up, go ahead and do that." Just Sheetrock laying everywhere. Just bare studs up. It was cool, because we were definitely in there practicing and working on stuff before it was set up and ready to go.
Kirksey: I like being useful. When you do comedy for what passes for a living, you spend a lot of time thinking that you've wasted most of your life, so anytime, anytime, that I can appear useful to people is very, very pleasing to me.
Not long after DCH got comfortable in their new home, they announced plans for a Dallas Comedy Festival.
Austin: We really didn't have any business throwing a festival. Because we had only been open for a few months. It was just very chaotic, and we kind of threw together this festival and we were able to get Jill Bernard and Joe Bill to come in and headline. That's why there wasn't a lot of ramp-up to it. It was mainly Dallas troupes, some troupes from Oklahoma City, because Clay and I had been going to Oklahoma City to watch them and meet them and say hey, we're doing these things. A troupe from Los Angeles called Rigor Tortoise submitted. One of them is from Dallas and so they heard about it and lived in LA. They actually came for a few years.
Hall: I don't think any of us really knew exactly what to expect, or how it was going to go, just because a majority of us were pretty new to improv and the whole community aspect of it.
Kirksey: Those were very — especially early on — they were very ramshackle affairs. I mean, they were always good. I would always categorize them as successful, but especially early on it was like, "Hey you think opening up a club is difficult; how about organizing a festival?"
Austin: It was very — I don't want to say thrown together — way different than the planning that goes into it now. But also that's with everything when you're starting. It was like a start-up festival.
Hall: I was like, I have no idea what this is, but it just seems like the theory behind it was great. Bringing a bunch of people from all over to do this kind of art form we all really love, and it seemed like the perfect way to kind of build a community and get people excited.
Austin: I was so new into owning a business and also the world of comedy, and really had not experience. I think I'd been to one festival in Oklahoma. I didn't understand what was out there, so it was hard for me to have a real clear ambition. I mean I knew I wanted it to get bigger. I think I just wanted it to happen. That's kind of the same thing with when we opened. Really the goal was just to get the stupid power on.
Redmond: My first introduction of the Dallas Comedy Festival was actually a showcase kind of competition that was judged by I think Linda Stogner, Paul Varghese and maybe Amanda, and it was for a guest spot on the festival.
Kirksey: I definitely picked a lot of the stand-ups. We would have these audition meetings where we would come in and review tapes from people.
Redmond: I didn't make it on.
Hall: I was in on a committee, we screened and watched some of the submissions. Picked and judged on some of those. Who would get in, who wouldn't. That was really fun and interesting.
Kirksey: One year in particular nobody could come to the theater because the roads were all icy and the weather was bad, but I lived a mile away, so I was there. It was me, Amanda and Clay, maybe Kyle was there. And it was just fun, because we were sitting in a cold unheated theater watching stand-up on a projector from random people from around the country. That was fun. Doing those kinds of things was really fun.
A crew of volunteers moved, piece by piece, the inner workings of the club's first location to their new building a few blocks over at 3025 Main St. The first building was torn down and later replaced by Dot's Hop House.
Austin: We were already running out of classroom space. We knew that we needed to grow.
Redmond: I worked in building management. I was building engineer, which is just, maintenance guy, so I learned all these trade skills I was never certified for. But during the move I was able to help out a lot with just dismantling chandeliers from the ceiling and sinks. Minor plumbing and electrical. I volunteered so much after my job, like I'd finish working in Watauga and I'd just drive up to Dallas and help out as much as I can. And I did that until Amanda offered me a job.
Kirksey: That first building was — that's where all the memories were locked for me, and you know, it's good that it was pulverized into a dust heap and then paved over like some Indian graveyard. Now those spirits are locked there forever.
Sallie Bowen Performer/Bartender 2015 – present: I started January 2015 and I took level one (classes) at the old place, and then after that they moved, so I took level two at the new place.
Kirksey: The fact that DCH was doing the festival 10 years ago is pretty remarkable. It's cool that they'll continue on even with another building change.
Bowen: Everybody from DCH and people that maybe used to be at DCH but haven't come around in awhile, they come back, and everybody parties and it's so exciting.
Kirksey: From the first moment that I walked into that new building — which was a few years ago now — but the first moment I walked in, I was like, "Oh shit, I don't know anybody here."
Redmond: In a good way I mean this, but you know how like you see yourself every single day while you're gaining weight and you don't really notice the changes? And then eventually one day you take a step back and you're like, "Holy shit, I'm fat now!" That's DCH in that's it's grown quite a bit.
Bowen: The Improvised Shakespeare Company came and performed. They put on this amazing show and they spoke Shakespearean the whole time, but it's all improvised; it's insane. I performed, but I also worked behind the bar, so … I don't know, I get weird around celebrities (Laughs). Not that they're even celebrities, but … so working behind the bar and serving them was like this weird experience for me.
Hall: There's just so much that goes on for these festivals. So many different moving pieces and little things. It was always very impressive and awesome to see Amanda oversee a lot of that stuff.
Kirksey: Amanda has always been pretty good about getting stuff together and making stuff happen regardless of the viability of it or anything. There was never doubt that anything would go on. Now it's a completely professionally run organization. Not that it wasn't professionally run before, it's just that it was people who had never done that sort of thing trying to put it all together and getting help where they could. But for the most part, figuring it out on their own.
Bowen: She's such an inspiration to me. She is a powerhouse of a woman. From the time she wakes up to the time she goes to bed, she's just constantly business. And she is looking to grow and expand and improve the Dallas Comedy House.
Austin: I understand that I'm responsible for everything with my name being on the line, but it definitely takes a village. So, it's looking at all the different people who have helped create it and how much it's evolved.
Bowen: Saturday, the last night of the festival, they usually order a bunch of pizza for everybody, because everybody's wasted. This is a special time of year, because people that don't usually get wasted, get wasted, and it's very fun to watch. And so Cesar (Villa) was so drunk, and he took an entire pizza out of the box, and then dropped it on the ground, very gross, and then he just picked it up and started eating it. And he ate a lot of it. It was a beautiful moment.
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Cesar Villa Performer/Technical Director 2013 – current: Yup. Can confirm.
Kirksey: I remember one year, I think it was the second year, I don't think it was the first year, but the second year everyone got sick. Like everyone who worked in any close capacity got like some flu, and so everybody was out basically the entire week of the festival. The festival started on a Tuesday with the stand-up stuff, and went through the very next weekend, and I remember I was the only one who was healthy. And so, (Laughs) I was like, "Now ol' Landon's gotta run everything." I mean it was fine, it was just funny how everybody was dropping like flies.
Austin: Typically, not just with the festival, with DCH in general, it's not always really big moments where I'll step back and say, "Oh gosh, look at this, this is so cool." It's little moments that'll pop up along the way. And that's kind of how it's always been. I mean there are big ones around the big anniversaries, but it's usually the little things that I'll see happening around the theater, and they just kind of — I tuck them away in my mind. I'm like, "That's really cool. This is why we're doing this." Not the big grandioso things. Like a nice thank you note, or just seeing two people performing that wouldn't even talk in level one. Those are the things that stand out to me more.


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2 Samuel 20
20 Joab answered, "No, no! I'm not trying to wipe you out or destroy your town! 21 That's not it at all. There's a man in your town from the hill country of Ephraim. His name is Sheba, and he is the leader of a rebellion against King David. Turn him over to me, and we will leave your town alone."
The woman told Joab, "We will throw his head over the wall."
22 She went to the people of the town and talked them into doing it. They cut off Sheba's head and threw it to Joab.
Joab blew a signal on his trumpet, and the soldiers returned to their homes. Joab went back to David in Jerusalem.
Richard: No one appreciates a troublemaker. Sometimes, though, according to God's Will, it is good to make trouble, as in opposing something that is wrong.
Job 22
23 If you return to God
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The Heart of Heaven in Relation to Elijah
Sun Myung Moon
March 15, 1959
Looking at the pitiable situation, God sought out and set up a person called Elijah from the peasants living in Gilead. At that time, there was a king of Israel as well as the ten tribal chiefs. However, God put them all aside and elected Elijah, who was a mere peasant in Gilead. You must know how sorrowful a fact like this is.
The king of Israel should have stood guard over the holy temple of Heaven while ruling the nation. However, he forgot that responsibility. He rejected and reproached Heaven and trampled upon the people. Furthermore, he built an altar for Baal, the enemy of Heaven, and made Asherah poles. He put them up in front of the people and worshipped them. We must think about how Heaven could have hated King Ahab for doing such things. Because God could not control the anger and sorrow in His heart at seeing the chosen people being trampled by Satan, God chose one person. That chosen person was not the king of the nation, not royalty, not a tribal chief, but a commoner, Elijah. Heavenly Father was in the situation where He could not find the person He had to find, He could not have the person He had to have, He could not lead the people He had to lead. He went around looking for them, meeting the king, the tribal chiefs and numerous people without success. Therefore, He sought out and set up one person who knew and felt concern about the national grief and heavenly sorrow of that period, a person who prayed and cried out to Heaven. That person was Elijah.
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Mack's Craic
We're going around the world in twenty-five days, one day for every year we've been married.
Day 13 Paihia (3rd October)
Today we went back to where it all began. It's the big day, the reason we travelled all of this way. On this day exactly twenty-five years ago Julie and I were married at St Paul's church in Paihia, Bay of Islands, New Zealand.
The little stone church on the waterfront hasn't changed at all. We walked hand in hand down the aisle and kissed at the alter. Julie's parents were there too and just as emotional as they were in 1987 when a twenty-three year old Liverpudlian stole the heart of their nineteen year old daughter.
It's a special place for another reason. My grandmother was born in Liverpool in 1908 and raised seven children there during the war. In 1984 when she was 76, the family all chipped in and bought her a return trip to New Zealand so she could visit her daughter, my mum. We'd emigrated the year before. She made the trip all by herself, quite an achievement when you consider it was the first time she'd ever been in an airport, never mind on a plane. When she got back to England after her holiday, we found out from the family that she never stopped talking about how much she loved New Zealand, especially the Bay of Islands. When she died in 1995, her ashes where taken to Paihia and are now under a marble plinth in the grounds of St Paul's.
I was her first grandchild and it would have been lovely if she could have been at our wedding in 1987. I know she wanted to be there but sadly, couldn't make it. Well, she made it back there eventually and I'm so glad she's in the place she loved so much and a place that means a lot to us too.
New Zealand is like that, it gives you something special that stays with you for ever. It gave me the love of my life.
Happy anniversary Julie.
There's a Craic around the world!
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