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November 30, 2021 (Investorideas.com Newswire) Shares of NRx Pharmaceuticals Inc. traded 50% higher after the company commented on new data released by the Israel Institute for Biological Research regarding the effectiveness of its BriLife(R) COVID-19 Vaccine against the SARS-CoV-2 "Delta" variant.
Clinical-stage pharmaceutical company NRx Pharmaceuticals Inc. (NRXP:NASDAQ), which is focused on creating and developing life-saving treatments for medical conditions and diseases with no approved therapies or cures, announced that "the Israel Institute for Biological Research (IIBR) has posted scientific results from an initial sample of phase 2 vaccinated patients in order to assess the potential effectiveness of the BriLife(R) vaccine against the Delta variant of the SARS-CoV-2 virus. Blood (Sera) from an initial sample of 11 trial participants demonstrated effective neutralizing antibodies against the original "wild-type" Coronavirus and was tested for antibodies to the Delta variant."
The company noted that in 10 of the 11 tested samples collected during the Phase 2 study, the BriLife(R) vaccine was shown to have effectively neutralized the Delta variant.
The firm indicated further that additional blood samples (sera) had been drawn from a second group of non-randomized, unvaccinated patients who had contracted and recovered from Covid-19. NRx Pharmaceuticals stated that "those patients had antibodies against the "wild-type" Coronavirus but with a 3.8-fold reduction in immune response (neutralizing titers) to the Delta variant."
The company explained that BriLife(R) is a live-virus vaccine and that the scientific data released by the IIBR suggests that "mutations seen in the BriLife vaccine may be responsible for effectiveness against variants occurred naturally as a function of the spontaneous acquisition of new characteristics."
NRx Pharma elaborated that according to the manuscript prepared by the IIBR, "spontaneously-acquired mutations such as N501Y and E484D, that occurred during BriLife(R) development and correspond to naturally-occurring mutations of SARS-CoV-2 variants, may increase the potential of BriLife(R) to maintain effectiveness against current SARS-CoV-2 variants, and potentially against future variants of concern."
The company indicated that this week the study's Data Safety Monitoring Board will be performing a full review of the Phase 2 results. The firm stated that after the reviews is completed it intends to proceed immediately with commencement of a Phase 2b/3 registration trial of the BriLife(R) vaccine.
NRx Pharmaceuticals' CEO and Chairman Prof. Jonathan Javitt commented, "These early findings from the BriLife phase 2 trial are highly encouraging at a time when new variants of concern increasingly threaten the immunity we have built with first-generation vaccines…Although these are early results from a subsample of patients treated in a phase 2 trial, all phase 2a patients are now more than 60 days post-vaccination, and we await a review by the independent Data Safety Monitoring Board in the coming week. Should the full cohort of vaccinated patients demonstrate results comparable to this reported subgroup, that would be indicative of potential vaccine effectiveness against new variants of the virus."
NRx Pharmaceuticals is a clinical-stage pharmaceutical company headquartered in Radnor, Pa. The firm is presently involved in advancing the BriLife(R) Covid vaccine, which it said was developed by the Israel Institute for Biological Research, under an exclusive license from the Israel Ministry of Defense.
In addition, the company is also conducting Phase 3 trials for ZYESAMI(R) (aviptadil) to treat respiratory failure in patients with COVID-19. The firm noted that ZYESAMI(R) (aviptadil) has been awarded Fast Track designation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and advised that the "Phase 3 studies are being funded by the U.S. National Institutes of Health, the Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Authority (BARDA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Medical Countermeasures program, part of the U.S. Department of Defense."
The company has also been granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation for its NRX-101, an oral therapeutic for use in treating acute suicidal behavior/ideation in bipolar depression. The firm indicated that NRX-101 is currently being evaluated in Phase 3 trials with data readouts expected in 2022.
NRx Pharmaceuticals started off the day on Friday with a market capitalization of around $264.6 million with approximately 58.81 million shares outstanding. NRXP shares opened about 3.00% higher at $4.62 (+$0.12, +2.67%) over the prior trading day's $4.50 closing price. The stock traded Friday between $4.3979 and $8.89 per share and closed for trading at $6.75 (+$2.25, +50.00%).
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Home Cabaret
in partnership with New Works
Anvil Centre Theatre
Friday, October 13 2017, 7:00pm
Pre-show chat at 6pm
Mz Adrien
Drag Show Divas
City of New Westminster Poet Laureate Alan Hill
Sarah Gallos & Julianne Chapple
V'ni Dansi
Dorothea Hayley & Alejandro Ochoa
Murfitt & Main
How do artists interpret the idea of Home? The Home Cabaret brings together an inter-generational group of multidisciplinary artists for one night only on October 13 2017. In alignment with The City of New Westminster Arts Services' goals, Home Cabaret offers opportunities for performers and community members to experience a diversity of arts and culture activities in our city. As part of the celebration of the anniversary of confederation, the Home Cabaret responds to the growing appetite in New Westminster for a variety of cultural experiences.
Dancers, Opera Singers, Circus Performers, Musicians, and Drag Queens grace the stage at the Anvil Centre in a culmination of the rich and various artists that are creatively engaged in making art on the West Coast about home. The event includes a pre-show artist chat, challenging and exciting performances, and a post show social. New Works is honoured to be working with the City of New Westminster to curate this dynamic evening of performance.
The Home Cabaret provides an opportunity to connect, laugh and enjoy an evening of shared experience that is as diverse and unique as New Westminster today.
This event has been made possible in part by the Government of Canada.
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Biliana Velkova, Arts Coordinator, City of New Westminster
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百大雇主品牌 – 6 – NetApp – California US
Top company by employee – 6 – NetApp – California US
- 7426 employees
Industry: Information Technology – Storage/Data Management
Ownership: Publicly quoted/held
State: California
Rank: 6
Previous rank: 6
2011 revenue ($ millions): $6,233
What makes it so great?
Employees at the data storage company often get a chance to receive special recognition. Vice chairman Tom Mendoza asks managers to notify him when they "catch someone doing something right," and then calls 10 to 20 employees every day to thank them.
Sunnyvale, CA
Website: www.netapp.com
NetApp creates innovative products—storage systems and software that help customers around the world store, manage, protect, and retain one of their most precious corporate assets: their data. We are recognized throughout the industry for continually pushing the limits of today's technology so that our customers never have to choose between saving money and acquiring the capabilities they need to be successful.
We always find ways to enable our customers to do things they couldn't do before at a speed they never thought possible. We partner with industry leaders to create the most efficient and cost-effective solutions optimized for their IT needs, and to deliver and support them worldwide. With our technologies, our customers are able to:
- Reduce their data center footprint by 50%
- Boost storage utilization by 200% and storage system performance by up to 400%
- Achieve up to 166% ROI as a result of data center transformation
We provide expert services and global support to maximize the value customers derive from our products and to keep our systems up and running. From our respected leaders to our global teams of employees and partners, we are united in one goal: helping our customers succeed.
Our operational philosophy and culture are defined by ourmodel-company vision: to deliver the best possible results for the communities we serve by embracing and living a set of shared core values: Trust and Integrity, Leadership, Simplicity, Adaptability, Teamwork and Synergy, Go Beyond, Get Things Done.
We attract and retain the industry's best people and partners. The Great Place to Work Institute recently named NetApp #3 on its "World's Best Multinational Workplaces List 2012"-the world's largest annual study of workplace excellence, for the second year in a row. Being recognized in this way shows that NetApp is living its values and is creating a rewarding environment for employees. FORTUNE Magazine also ranked us #6 on their "100 Best Companies To Work For" list for 2013. Our customers and partners can feel the difference in the way we collaborate with them. When talented and inspired employees come together with a common purpose, great things happen for our customers, partners, and employees.
We have repeatedly earned a top spot on FORTUNE magazine's list of "100 Best Companies to Work For" in the United States as well as top spots on "Best Companies to Work For" lists in locations around the world. We are proud to hire the world's most talented and committed employees, who are dedicated to helping our customers, partners, employees, shareholders, and communities thrive.


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Distance: 7miles 11k
Grade: Moderate with strenuous bits. Unless proficient with map & compass or GPS do not venture onto the heights in misty conditions.
1. Walk along the road towards Cragg Farm and at the cattle grid
turn right onto a footpath leading downhill towards a substantial barn.
Soon after passing it turn right alongside a small stream and entering open access land.
Keep ahead to a ladder stile leading onto moorland.
Here pick up an indistinct path that keeps parallel with the wall on the left and climbs steeply at first through peat and heather.
After 500yds the path turns away from the wall and begins to ascend the fell gradually. Keep on it as it passes between grouse butts to reach a substantial landrover track. Turn left.
In less than a quarter of a mile bear right to reach the Goldsworthy boxes which in clear weather would have been in sight for quite some time.
and then a shooting hut (a sheltered place to eat your butties)
to reach the broad col between Ward's Stone and Grit Fell. Just before a marker post
turn right on a narrow rocky path that takes you to the summit of Grit Fell.
Besides a cairn and peat and heather there is not much else to see. Continue along the path to a ladder stile.
Once across follow the wall on the right and at the point it becomes a fence cross a stile
and continue across open and at times very boggy moorland in a north-westerly direction.
After a second stile in a fence continue to the trig point.
to reach a gap in the wall on the left just before a fence coming in from the right.
Continue the descent with the wall to your right and then after a kissing gate
in a dog leg kink carry on with it on your left - but for only 200yds. Before dropping into Little Windy Clough turn right onto trackless moor to reach a conjoined triple cairn. (You'll know it when you see it!)
You may be led to believe this is another expression of Mr Goldsworthy's work. A little distance beyond it is the landrover track you intercepted earlier in the walk.
Turn left and follow it down hill passing through a wooden gate
and soon after crossing a stream to cross
a property on a drive bringing you to Littledale Lane. Turn right for the car park - sorry this entails a bit of a climb!


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A breach which has leaked personal data for two million Vodafone Germany customers has ben claimed to be the work of an insider, according to Vodafone.
A breach which has leaked personal data for two million Vodafone Germany customers has been claimed to be the work of an insider, according to Vodafone. The company warned the leak could lead to increased risk of targeted phishing attacks.
Customers' names, birthdates, addresses leaked – as well as their bank account and branch numbers, Vodafone Germany admitted. The company said that passwords, PIN numbers and credit card details were safe.
"This attack could only be carried out with high criminal intent and insider knowledge and was launched deep inside the IT infrastructure of the company," Vodafone said, according to a report by Phys.org. The information was stolen from a database within the company network, according to the BBC.
Vodafone said that the attackers had not gained access to enough information to access clients' bank accounts – but that the data could raise the risk of "phishing" attacks. Only German customers were afffected by the attack, Vodafone said, and those afffected would be contacted by post.
"Vodafone deeply regrets the incident and apologises to all those affected," the company said, adding that it was now working with police, and that one suspect had been identified.
"In coordination with the authorities, Vodafone Germany is now fully informing all affected persons and supporting them in avoiding possible adverse effects."
ESET Senior Research Fellow David Harley says, " The real risk to everyday customers partly depends on how much of the stolen data has been shared with other criminals, which isn't clear from the story. In any case, from the sound of it, not enough data have been exfiltrated for a direct attack on customers en masse. However, there is the risk of some kind of data aggregation attack where the information that has been shared is used to give credibility to a phishing-type email."
Information such as customer names and addresses can be useful to attackers, Harley warns.
"In general, the weakness of generic phishing is that the attacker doesn't have information specific to potential victims, so mails out emails addressed non-specifically to 'Dear Valued Customer' or something similar. If a victim reads an email with his actual name and minimal account details, even a phish-savvy customer may be more inclined to trust it. However, s/he can reduce the risk by being sceptical about all emails asking for sensitive information and revalidation of account information and assume that any links are likely to be malicious. Banks don't (or shouldn't) send such requests by email, which is more likely to be used for marketing purposes. In general, customers shouldn't click or follow up on any link in email that asks for customer-specific information. If you think it might be genuine, go to a link that you know is genuine."
A detailed ESET guide to phishing scams can be found here.
"However, it's a lot more effort to mail out semi-personalized phish messages in any quantity, and I'm not sure how likely it is that a scammer will go to that trouble."
"As for insider attacks, there's no totally effective way of preventing someone with privileged access misusing that access, as the NSA will testify. However, a business can minimize the risks by being all the more careful about vetting people in roles that allow them such access, ensuring that people who don't need that access don't have it (for instance, when they change roles) and so on. Obviously, the use and diligent maintenance of technical controls like internal firewalling also has a bearing. Clearly, not all attackers are on the outside."


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Martin A. Pomerantz
Father of South Pole astronomy, 91, leaves larger-than-life legacy
Posted October 31, 2008
Martin A. Pomerantz, regarded by many as the father of South Pole astronomy, died Oct. 25, 2008, at his home in northern California, after a long bout with cancer. He was 91 years old.
Pomerantz was an American physicist who served as director of the Bartol Research Institute , a research center in the Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Delaware . He had been a leader in developing Antarctic astronomy dating back to the International Geophysical Year , and in 1959 helped establish a cosmic ray detector at McMurdo Station . He started working at the South Pole in 1964.
In a statement, Karl A. Erb, director of the National Science Foundation's Office of Polar Programs (OPP) , expressed sadness on the passing of Pomerantz and lauded his achievements, particularly in polar astrophysics.
"Although few people truly achieve such status in their lifetimes, Dr. Pomerantz was literally a legend in Antarctic science for his vision and dedication to the field of astronomy, specifically in making the South Pole a pivotal location for cutting-edge astrophysical observations," Erb said.
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Martin A. Pomerantz receives an honorary degree from Syracuse University in 2007.
"Almost singlehandedly, he recognized the value of one of the world's most remote and inhospitable places as an ideal place to study the physical origin of the universe and other complex astrophysical phenomena," Erb said. "Then he set out, successfully, to convince others of the validity of his arguments."
The NSF dedicated the Martin A. Pomerantz Observatory, which bears his name, in 1995. Located about 1 kilometer from the main South Pole Station, the observatory sits in a region known as the "dark sector," where electromagnetic noise, including light and radio waves, is minimized. The South Pole community generally refers to the observatory as MAPO.
In recent years, the NSF has built a new research station to support the growing number of science experiments, including such high-profile projects as the South Pole Telescope and IceCube .
Pomerantz was born Dec. 17, 1916, and raised in New York City. He graduated from Manual Training High School in Brooklyn. In 1937, he received an A.B. in physics from Syracuse University. He received an M.S. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1938. In 1938, Pomerantz joined the Bartol Research Foundation, where he spent nearly his entire career.
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He became a permanent member of the Foundation's scientific staff in 1943. In 1951, he received his Ph.D. in physics from Temple University. In 1959, Pomerantz became the second director of the Foundation, a post he held for nearly 30 years.
Colleagues described Pomerantz as a gifted and broadly experienced scientist. He carried out decades of cosmic ray research in Antarctica and elsewhere, as well as solar seismology, submillimeter astronomy and cosmic microwave background radiation cosmological measurements, all at the South Pole.
Among many other honors, Pomerantz received the NSF's Distinguished Public Service Award in 1987 for his work with the U.S. Antarctic Program . John Lynch, NSF OPP program manager for Aeronomy and Astrophysics from September 1985 until November 2000, described Pomerantz as "extraordinarily gifted."
"In my view, Martin's greatest talent was to have the vision to see how a new and important experiment could be done and then to gather together the very best people to do the experiment," Lynch said. "He made a study of just how Antarctica could be used and then convinced others of its value. He was almost single-handedly responsible for the development of South Pole into a major site for astronomy.
"It was a genuine pleasure and honor to have known Martin for so long," Lynch added. "He was one of the nicest and most decent people I have known."
In 1999, Pomerantz gifted $500,000 to support a new faculty position for the Bartol Research Institute. The Martin A. Pomerantz Chair recognizes an outstanding faculty member in the field of physics and astronomy.
At the time of the announcement, then Bartol President Norman F. Ness, a member of the National Academy of Sciences and a global authority on the magnetic fields in interplanetary space and around the planets, said of Pomerantz:
"Dr. Pomerantz demonstrated remarkable foresight by establishing research facilities or laboratories in Antarctica, where observations of the sun are unimpeded by clouds or the setting sun, and the atmosphere features a window in the Earth's magnetic shield. … He also showed tremendous courage, working in Antarctica when it was still a very hazardous proposition."
Pomerantz is survived by his wife, Molly, and two children, Jane and Martin.


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After reading BatNinja's Ammo Pouch Tutorial I figured that I could make my own hollow box. I made one out of sintra then just made a mold of it. Now they are all the same size. I would show the one out of sintra but, I had to take it apart to get it out of the mold. They do not have to be black. If I did not add any tint they would be clear. The only item I don't like is that I had to make a hole in the bottom so that I can get the out of the mold. What do you think?


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I always thought the white collar guys were a more gentlemanly cast of lawyers. They certainly look the part: Expensive suits, fancy shoes, and brief cases that all but announce: "Power, power, power." Most of my legal career has been spent in the tweedy trenches defending more obvious crimes, such as murder, rape and narcotics offenses. Hell, I used to consider bank robbery a white collar crime.
But I've been defending folks accused of white collar crimes increasingly in recent years. I even bought a couple of new suits and a new pair of shoes not long ago. And I've learned, to my surprise, that the lawyers aren't more gentlemanly at the white collar bar. Indeed, I've come to expect they are less so.
In the past month I've been approached by a people in a great deal of trouble with the United States Government. The clients are looking down the barrel of mail fraud, wire fraud and false statement charges. These aren't the eye-popping sorts of offenses that typically make headlines. Rarely does DNA evidence matter in such case; and almost always there are no guns. But the clients are every bit as terrified as those facing other criminal charges. Laws that are written in so broad and vague a manner as to make almost everything a crime transform confident leaders into cowering defendants.
The other day, I sat with someone discussing their situation. The matter of a fee arose. I quoted a fee sufficient to do the work. The client was impassive, and then recited the fees proposed by some of the brand-name players in the white collar bar. To my relief, I was competitive.
I was curious in both cases about how the clients had gone about finding a lawyer. Why had they come to see me? They mentioned other lawyers who sent them to me. I made a silent note to thank the referring lawyers next time I saw them.
And how did you come to see the other lawyers?, I asked. Their answers surprised me: These lawyers had called the clients directly to offer their services. In another case, a lawyer had sent promotional material to a business partner of a potential client. Wow, I thought, the well-heeled really do live different lives. The murder bar has far more class.
The ethics of lawyering recognize that clients are vulnerable people. Needing a lawyer is almost never a good thing. The relationship between lawyer and client should be one of trust and respect. Because the client places his or her liberty in the hands of a criminal defense lawyer, the lawyer's hands should be as clean as possible. The law frowns on lawyers who use runners who drum up business; it also frowns on soliciting clients by making cold calls. Yet, I am told, the practice of soliciting work in such a manner is routine. I was stunned to learn this.
I know the economy is tough just now. Everyone is having a hard time paying their bills. Still, folks keep getting arrested and are in need of counsel. It is understandable that lawyers will compete for a fee. But when the leaders of the white collar bar start diving for dollars, something is wrong. When it comes to lawyering, my sense has always been that good lawyers wait for their phone to ring; you simply do not initiate contact with a prospective client, ever. If that means you don't get invited to some dances, so be it. Better to sit watching than be accused of being a gate-crasher at a wake.


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Our step up to Division 1 was as tough as we expected with us finishing in 6th place, however the team put in a great performance!
Will Jagger secured our only win of the night with a fabulous 100 fly in 58.18! A couple of strong second places came from Ella Thornburg and Will Le Merle.
There were some good PBs, notably Daniel Fernandes who knocked almost 4 seconds off his 100 back!
I was really pleased to see so many swimmers now using the single step wind up relay takeover which proved very effective. The underwater phases were good too.
It was great to see such wonderful team support! Well done to you all!
Thank you as always to our lovely helpers: Judge Mark Brown, time keeper Dean Williams and team managers Tamsin Netherwood, Tina Le Merle and Kerry Iden.


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Comedian Akpororo, in an interview with Punch's Saturday Beats, disclosed that him and his wife Josephine "never had any period to date," adding that they started dating after they got married.
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I did not date my wife. We are in the same industry and she was with Explicit Dance Group. We had met on some occasions and greeted each other. We never had any period to date; I would say we started dating after we got married. Although I am a comedian, when I approached her, she took my words seriously because whenever I am serious you would easily know.I was already popular as of the time I got married to my wife. Some people say that once you get married, your tempo or output in the industry would drop but I do not believe that because whatever you believe would happen to your career is what would happen to it. I changed the belief that you need to date someone for a long period before you get married.


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About Salt Lake City
With population more than 1.6 million people, Salt Lake City is both the biggest city and capital of Utah. It is the political and financial center that was founded in 1847.
Salt Lake City has plenty of historical and cultural landmarks such as the junction of the first transcontinental railroad, Episcopal Cathedrals, Roman Catholic, and Greek Orthodox, Fort Douglas, and the Twin Peaks. Salt Lake City is the home to several oil refineries. Located in a valley beneath the Wasatch Mountains, the city has a great location for ski resorts, hiking, mountain biking trails, camping, rock-climbing, fishing, and boating.
Salt Lake City can offer its visitors a great number of cultural activities including the Sundance Film Festival and a couple of entertainment parks.
Salt Lake City Airports within 70 miles
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2. Marriott Salt Lake City Center, 144 West North Temple, Salt Lake City.
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Cold Front Bass Fishing Trip
Fall is a great time to come explore what Lake Okeechobee has to offer. A Cold Front Bass Fishing Trip can surprise you on how well the Florida Fishing can be under these conditions.
Today, I had the pleasure of fishing with Chad and Heidi Welder traveling from Portland, Oregon. They wanted to explore what Lake Okeechobee Bass Fishing had to offer.
It was our first cold front of the year and it made the fishing trip very interesting. The bite was slow to start but as the day began to heat up so did the fishing.
Chad and Heidi caught over 12 quality largemouth bass with the biggest weighing just under 5 pounds. The sunshine really helped create amazing fishing adventure for them.
Be prepared for what is to come with this cool weather. The big girls are going to begin to move in off the main lake and start their spawning process.
Come Catch Yours with Captain Robert Alfano on Lake Okeechobee.
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For much of its history, Trinity Cathedral has embraced a mission of service to the last, the lost and the least. From the Trinity Lunch Room for working women in the Downtown area in the early 1900s to its partnering with other downtown churches in the establishing of the Bethlehem Haven's Women's Shelter and through it's participation in the Walk-In Ministry of the Downtown Ministerium today, Trinity's clergy and people have recognized that the mission of the Church is to serve the needs of the whole person, both spiritual and material.
Trinity is a popular place for prayer and reflection for the Downtown residential and business community and this includes many of the area's homeless residents, particularly when the weather is exceptionally cold. On Sunday mornings, Trinity has extended hospitality and welcome to the homeless during regular worship hours. Many, though by no means all, are looking for a safe environment (shelters frequently cannot be so characterized) for a few hours of slumber and not necessarily to participate in regular congregational worship.
Listed below are a few of the ministries that Trinity actively supports. We provide that support financially, by praying for them regularly, and by sending them cards or emails. We as a church will highlight our missionaries when they are in town, share updates in our services, and keep the several missions prayer groups aware of up-to-the-minute prayer needs.
Shepherd's Heart
In January 2007, Trinity Cathedral initiated a partnership with Shepherd's Heart Fellowship in Pittsburgh's uptown district. Shepherd's Heart was launched as a ministry of pastoral care to the homeless residents of Oakland in 1993 and moved to its current location, just a few blocks from Mercy Hospital, in 2006. Nearly every Sunday, once the cold weather sets in, from November through April, Shepherd's Heart provides shelter, a delicious breakfast and worship from approximately 7:30 a.m. to noon. Once or twice during the colder months, Trinity Cathedral volunteers make to make large batches of egg casseroles for Shepherd's Heart volunteers to serve as a hot breakfast after the worship service. For more information on Shepherd's Heart and their hours of operations, please refer to their web site at: http://www.shepheart.org
Bethlehem Haven Shelter for Women
Bethlehem Haven is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization providing a number of services including emergency shelter; transitional housing; permanent supportive housing; meals; medical, dental, obstetrics and mental health services; as well as employment services to women in the Pittsburgh area. The Haven also provides some medical, mental health and employment services to non-residents, including men. Trinity volunteers prepare and serve (only women are allowed to serve) a dinner meal to the shelter residents four times a year (every fifth Wednesday of the month).
Since its modest beginning in the basement of the Smithfield United Church to its current three uptown locations, Bethlehem Haven has provided shelter to thousands of homeless women in the community for more than 10,000 consecutive nights. For more information on Bethlehem Haven, please refer to their web site at: www.bethlehemhaven.org
World Vision
We sponsor two children through the World Vision Mission. Their names are Maniraguha Providence and Eric Nsabimana and they live in Rwanda. Sponsoring a child is the most powerful way we can fight poverty. World Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families and their communities worldwide to reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice.
World Vision provides hope and assistance to approximately 100 million people in nearly 100 countries. We join with local people in communities around the world to find lasting ways to improve the lives of poor children and families. For more information on World Vision, please refer to their web site at: www.worldvision.org
Our Missionaries
Marc and Suzanne Jacobson – Phillipines
Marc and Suzanne are missionaries to Capul, a small island in the Phillippines, being initially sent there by Wycliffe Bible Translators over 25 years ago. They did Bible translation and more. As their journey continued, they saw that their role was starting to look different than first imagined. They found they were not to lead as missionaries, but to facilitate. Their mission was not to bring education, truth, etc., but to be the ones who fertilize what has already been planted by God in advance of their involvement. One of the things that was very clear to them when they went to Capul was that they needed to be working where God was working. "We didn't need to start another church, we felt we were there to assist a church that wanted translated scripture to get translated scripture." They began to focus on bringing a retreat center to the island's Christians. They are working to build housing for the poor and they have a three-phase building plan for a high school youth ministry that includes a library, a computer room, and a residential facility. In 2011 two of their six college students graduated, two continue to study and they are hoping another can enter pre-college. As you can see they are very active in bringing God's love to this part of the world. Marc is an ordained Episcopal priest who served at Trinity Cathedral during his diaconate in 2005.
The Bernardis – North Africa
The Bernardis have 4 children and live in North Africa. After Frank was ordained an Episcopal priest, they lived and ministered to the homeless community in Pittsburgh. In 2001, they fulfilled a call to be a Christian presence in a Muslim country and moved to North Africa. Their work involves holistically sharing the Gospel in a Muslim context and sensitively working to plant indigenous faith communities.
For each quarter of the calendar year, the Outreach Committee identifies a different project for the congregation's outreach efforts. Focus points for each project are shared with the congregation and individuals are encouraged to particpate in each project.
The Outreach Ministry has identified four core Outreach Projects for 2016:
February and March: Nets For Life
May and June: Jeremiah's Place
August and September: Stuff A Back Pack
November and December: Nativity Tree
Throughout the year the Outreach Ministry will continue to prepare and/or serve meals to organizations and ministries such as Shepherd's Heart, Bethlehem Haven, and other local shelters. For 2016, we are looking at new opportunities directed towards those in need of prepared foods services.
If anyone is interested in joining with us in any of our ministries and projects, please feel free to contact Josie White, Dean Scott Quinn, or anyone on the Outreach Ministry team.


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2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity
Moving up a league doesn't all the time carry success. The rewards may be higher, however the competitors shall be tougher. So it is for the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity. The one-time Nissan Qashqai and Kia Sportage rival has been reinvented as a costlier SUV, so now it's up in opposition to formidable prestige-badged competitors such because the BMW X1.
Fortunately, the new 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity builds on the strengths of the unique, providing more space, a classier feel and improved efficiency. It is nonetheless designed primarily for on-road use, but four-wheel-drive 4Motion variations now characteristic adjustable drive modes that enable you to tackle completely different conditions.
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One of the best-selling 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity is the 148bhp 2.0-litre diesel model (badged 2.Zero TDI 150) and it's easy to see why; it affords a high-quality blend of efficiency and gas economic system, whereas the cheaper 115 version (with 113bhp) feels somewhat short of puff. There's also a 190 model of the two.0 TDI engine that delivers plenty of punch however is relatively pricey, whereas the range-topping 240 model brings but extra tempo for an even more eyebrow-raising worth.
In case you're extra fascinated with petrol power, the entry-level 125 model places out 123bhp from its turbocharged 1.4-litre engine. Nevertheless, while it's essentially the most inexpensive model in the vary, it struggles a bit up inclines, particularly when loaded as much as the gunnels. The 150 model is best, but nonetheless lacks the low-rev pulling power of the diesels.
As for the two.0-litre 180 petrol engine, it feels quick and is fast off the line, because of all-wheel drive coming as normal. It doesn't quite have the in-gear flexibility of the diesels, though, however around city you'll have little problem with the first rate performance it offers and out on the motorway there's no problem overtaking.
By small SUV standards, the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity rides very properly indeed. It smooths over bigger imperfections, comparable to velocity bumps, higher than the BMW X1, yet the suspension continues to be agency enough to stop the physique from bouncing up and down an excessive amount of along undulating roads.
Patched up roads and damaged Tarmac can unsettle the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity a bit – especially in the event you select a model with massive alloy wheels – however compared with its key rivals the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity is snug. Even the sporty R-line trim is bearable, if inferior to lesser models. If you need a more settled experience, you will need to choose something with a decrease centre of gravity, similar to a VW Golf.
We wouldn't bother with the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity elective adaptive suspension. It would not improve the journey that much and there are extra worthwhile extras to spend your cash on.
The 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity handles extra like a conventional hatchback than lots of its SUV rivals; it is genuinely pleasant to drive. Some might feel the steering is a little bit too mild, but it surely's precise, making the automotive simple to put on the street. There is not an excessive amount of body roll by corners and all variations have plenty of grip, although the four-wheel-drive 4Motion models unsurprisingly offer better traction in slippery circumstances.
True, the X1 and Seat Ateca are much more agile by way of the twisty bits, but the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity outshines most different small SUVs, together with the Nissan Qashqai and Kia Sportage. The R-line model is on the market with sports activities suspension but this doesn't make the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity any extra fun.
4Motion fashions add a dial subsequent to the gearlever that means that you can select different modes depending on the terrain and initiate a hill descent system. An additional possibility is adaptive chassis management – this allows you to stiffen or soften the suspension to prioritise either journey comfort or flatter handling.
The petrol engines are particularly smooth, even when being labored exhausting, and while the diesels sound a bit clattery at tickover and whenever you really put your foot down, they're nonetheless muted at a cruise and much from raucous when accelerating. That mentioned, the diesel engines in the rival X1 are barely quieter.
At excessive speeds, you will hear a flutter of wind noise around the 2019 Dodge 3500 Towing Capacity door mirrors, but virtually no highway noise except you opt for a version with actually big alloy wheels. The handbook gearbox is gentle and simple to use, whereas the DSG automated is clean and soothing the vast majority of the time, with solely the occasional jerk at low speeds.
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The list of hotel chains releasing their hotel category changes for 2019 continues to grow. Hyatt and their World Of Hyatt program are now in the fray. They follow Marriott, IHG, and Radisson who have already announced their changes for this year. Between the four hotel chains there are now a total 42 hotels in Canada changing award night categories.
Hyatt's changes will take place on March 18 and affect a total of 259 hotels around the globe. The split in locations is pretty even with 130 hotels moving up in category and 129 going down. Only one of the nine hotels they have in Canada is changing and that is Spirit Ridge in Osoyoos B.C. Good news for this change is the hotel is one of those going down!
World Of Hyatt isn't as major of a player in our market like the other big chain loyalty programs since they don't have a lot of hotels here and have no credit card option (unless you still hold the Diners Club Mastercard!) but I do know a fair bit of our readers do utilize the program thanks to Hyatt's foot print in major cities worldwide. So if you are a World of Hyatt member take a look at the complete list of hotels changing categories if you have had some redemptions in mind and take our usual advice of booking before March 18 for any hotel that is going up and the good news with Hyatt is that you don't have to wait to book hotels going down as Hyatt will automatically refund you the difference in points after March 18.
Of note some of the more aspirational properties that are moving up that you may want to lock in now are:
- Andaz Maui - Category 6 to 7
- Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa - Category 5 to 6
- Park Hyatt Abu Dhabi - Category 5 to 6
- Park Hyatt Maldives Hadahaa - Category 6 to 7


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November 13, 1985
I was walking through the grocery store the other day trying to find something everyone would eat. It seems no matter what I buy there is always one member of the family who doesn't like it. One hates fish, another meatloaf, another veal. Two will eat baked potatoes, only one will touched scalloped. Even the old standby hamburger has to be prepared three ways – well-done, with onion soup and with cheese.
You notice I keep saying three when our family has five members. Dear old mom and dad eat anything. To me a gourmet meal is one I didn't cook.
Of course, the problem of putting something on the table which will please everyone is really a moot question since it is a rare day when we all eat at the same time. There are football games, band practice, drill practice, soccer and hospital volunteering. What with work and driving car pools there is also not time to prepare these uneaten meals.
Somehow those high school home economics classes never prepared me for this. I remember the committees of five which took two weeks to prepare a breakfast. One made a centerpiece, another set the table and we worked in twos on the cooking. Our big accomplishment was a half grapefruit (cut so it had a handled formed from the rind) broiled with a half cherry in the middle. I did learn how to make macaroni and cheese but now my kids like the boxed meal better.
Some one told me it is my fault my kids don't eat everything. But what I don't understand is why everyone has something different that they dislike. When they were little I fed the same things to each of them but here I am playing short-order cook every night of the week.
This year Aunt Charlene is preparing Thanksgiving dinner. All I can say is good luck! At least everyone eats turkey (as long as its white meat). From there on it goes downhill. The kids don't eat sweet potatoes, Dad doesn't like stuffing, only half like cranberry sauce and there are even two who turn up their noses at pumpkin pie. But what do I care; I don't have to cook!


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WITH cuts hitting the country, students and teachers have joined forces to protest at a Southall college.
Ealing, Hammersmith and West London College will lose out if the Government goes ahead with cuts to its free ESOL classes – English for speakers of other languages.
The classes are vital, particularly within Southall, for people on low income who want to learn this country's native tongue as a means to improve their social mobility.
The Southall campus has about 641 students taking free ESOL classes, 400 of which are women.
Twenty-year-old Caasho Ali Jimcale said: "We need to speak English. If we don't then life will be difficult. We depend on these classes to help us find a job, to help us speak to our doctor, to assist us when we have to go shopping."
Caroline Yona, 38, who has a five-year-old daughter said: "The Government in this country is spending money on fighting wars in far-off countries but they're cutting back on education. I need these classes so I will be able to help my daughter with her own schooling."
Mandy Bahra, program manager for ESOL classes at the Southall campus said: "These classes are vital for people who to speak English properly so they can go onto enjoy a better quality of life. The classes also branch out into things maths, IT and citizenship."
Richard Evans, who lectures at the college said: "Many of the people who need these classes are from other countries and they already have received their education there. The only thing they feel they are falling behind on is English. With these classes they can get a proper job, contribute to the community and be fully integrated into society."
The college will hand over its petition to the Government next week. If the Government goes ahead with the cuts then they will take effect from June. It is not known at this stage what the fee for ESOL courses would be.


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