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Author(s): Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche
In "Awakening the Luminous Mind," meditation teacher Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche guides you to find refuge within instead of searching for support outside of yourself. Using the heart instructions of Dawa Gyaltsen, an 8th-century Tibetan meditation master, as a vehicle to guide contemplative practice, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche opens your eyes to the gifts hidden in your ordinary experiences. The meditations presented in the book and on the accompanying audio download provide a direct way to meet the challenges of life as we encounter them. Fully incorporating these practices into daily life will help you open and transform your perceived limitations into unlimited possibilities. They will help you dissolve self-doubt and self-judgment, and discover the wisdom and light inherent within you in every moment. "Awakening the Luminous Mind" completes a series of three books that present meditation instructions and practices to help readers discover the treasury of the natural mind.
Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche is the founder and spiritual director of Ligmincha Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving the ancient teachings, arts, sciences, language, and literature of Tibet and Zhang Zhung. He is a highly respected teacher to students around the world and has authored the books Awakening the Sacred Body; Tibetan Sound Healing; Tibetan Yogas of Body, Speech, and Mind; The Tibetan Yogas of Dream and Sleep; Healing with Form, Energy, and Light; and Wonders of the Natural Mind. Website: www.ligmincha.org

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Wow. This year has been such a good year of growth for this little business! I love looking through pictures from the year and remembering each bride, event, and arrangement. I've had a blast this year and can't wait to see what next year brings! I wanted to share my top favorite designs from 2018. Drumroll, please.
5. K'Leigh Sims Photography
This bouquet makes my Top 5 list, because it was a little out of my comfort zone. I wanted to try something new and I was really proud to pull it off! The joke with my designers is that the "Poppies and Peonies" look is big and bright blooms, so I wanted to try something different. Bam! Something different.
4. Katie Chang Photography
This project was really fun for me for a lot of reasons. I know this is super cheesy, but I designed this bouquet with one of my very favorite freelance designers while we were making flower crowns for the Cattle Baron's Ball. I remember it, because it was our last time to work together in Lubbock and I was so totally bummed that she had to move away. This bouquet reminds me of her being my hype girl and always talking me off the cliff when things got stressful.
I also loved this project, because Katie Chang did a crazy good job on these photos and I still can't get over the fact that she is 14 years old! I totally fan-girl over her. I told just about everyone that I wanted to ride her coat-tails, because I know someday she'll be mega-famous.
So this bouquet made the Top 5, not just because I think it looks great, but for everything that came with it!
3. Meg Amorette Photography
Alli and Ruben – I want to be your bff for life. These two people seriously inspire me. Watching them together, hearing their love story, and seeing their genuine love for everyone attending their wedding makes me want to be a better person.
Alli is so perfectly kind, organized, and trusted me 100%. Ruben was polite, had the sweetest dance with his mamma, and filled coolers full of ice and water bottles for his guests. I loved being their day-of-coordinator and designing the flowers for their wedding. They are truly one in a million and I am so lucky I got to work with them this year!
2. Deborah Faith Photography
I could go on and on about Deanna and her perfect wedding! I'll save it for its own blog post, but for now I'll just tell you why this wedding made my Top 5. First of all, Deanna is the best. She is fun, organized, chill, and had an amazing vision for her day. I loved the bright colors of her flowers and I can't stop thinking about the velvet blue tablecloths! I'm a dork, I know. Anyone else get excited about tablecloths?
The hoops. The arch. Her bouquet. Everything was so fun to create and even more fun to see in pictures. I also loved this day, because I brought my family along for a little piece of the set-up and I had a moment where I thought, "Dang! I am totally rocking this working mom thing." That didn't last long, but it was fun to think it for a short time. 🙂
Deanna, you will always be one of my favorite brides.
- Aric and Casey Photography
This project was a serious labor of love right before I went into labor! This is number one, because I got to design every piece of it and I adore how it turned out. It's pretty. That's it. It's just pretty.
Working with Aric and Casey was a blast and I had so much fun the day we shot this. I was 7 months pregnant, so I didn't have the most fun EVER, but it was exciting, entertaining, and I was on a serious design high.
Another big thank you to all of the vendors and models that contributed to this shoot! You can check them all out in this blog post.
This year has been an amazing year. Personally, it has been a trying year that has stretched and pushed me. From our foster care journey to the birth of our miracle baby, I am full of gratitude for everything the Lord has blessed me with.
Cheers to 2018 and I can't wait to see what 2019 brings.


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Minimalist in design, the AT200 LS SpaLet shower toilet provides a variety of user-friendly functions that are easy to operate via remote control. The two-nozzle water-spray system with integrated air dryer ensures gentle cleansing, while the seat heating provides additional comfort. The Room Refresh deodorizer, which utilizes modern Plasmacluster ion technology, frees the air in the room and the inside of the toilet bowl of unpleasant odours.
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With modern cleansing functions, the AT200 LS SpaLet shower toilet fullfils high requirements for cleanliness and hygiene. Its simple design is also convincing in terms of aesthetics.
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Is the Death of Avon the Only Outcome Now?
Avon Products Inc. (NYSE: AVP) watched its shares hit a new all-time low on Thursday after the company offered a dull earnings report. What's even worse is that some are even calling for the chief executive officer to step down. The stock is trading around $3 right now, after having been a $23 stock in 2013.
Keep in mind that Avon is in the midst of a multiyear transformation plan focused on reducing costs, improving financial resilience and investing in growth.
The company said that it had a net loss of $0.12 per share and $1.4 billion in revenue, compared to consensus estimates from Thomson Reuters of $0.07 in earnings per share (EPS) and $1.44 billion in revenue. The same period of last year reportedly had EPS of $0.07 and revenue of $1.43 billion.
In terms of its segments, Avon said:
- Europe, Middle East & Africa revenue was down 5%, or 6% in constant dollars, impacted by declines in Active Representatives and average order.
- South Latin America revenue was up 4%, or relatively flat in constant dollars, driven by higher average order, offset by a decrease in Active Representatives.
- North Latin America revenue was down 7%, or 5% in constant dollars, driven by lower average order and a decline in Active Representatives.
- Asia Pacific revenue was down 11%, or 7% in constant dollars, primarily driven by a decrease in Active Representatives.
On the books, Avon's cash and cash equivalents totaled $633.8 million at the end of the quarter, down from $654.4 million at the end of the previous fiscal year.
Sheri McCoy, CEO of Avon, commented:
Second-quarter performance fell below our expectations as we cycled a strong quarter last year. As previously guided, we expect the second half to yield a stronger performance based on our exciting product innovation plans and other initiatives to increase Representative activity. We continue to implement the strategies defined in our Transformation Plan to better meet the needs of our Representatives and continue progress towards delivering sustainable profitable growth in the longer term.
Shares of Avon were last seen down about 11% at $2.98, with a consensus analyst price target of $4.61 and a 52-week range of $2.92 to $6.96.


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To Achieve Modern Sales Success You Have To Become A Modern Seller, with Amy Franko, Episode #90
My guest on this episode of #SellingWithSocial is Amy Franko, champion of modern sales. As a sales leader, Amy built a successful and lucrative B2B sales career with global tech giants IBM and Lenovo. She then pivoted 180° into entrepreneurship, launching a training firm -...Read More


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Long before President Donald Trump campaigned to fully repeal the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the California Medical Association (CMA) has been fighting for access to health care for all Californians.
CMA, which represents over 43,000 physicians across all modes of practice, believes access depends on affordable, quality coverage and reflects the ability of patients to secure appointments with doctors (promptly) for preventative care and when catastrophic circumstances occur.
On March 6, the U.S. House of Representatives' Republican leadership, with the support of the White House, unveiled the first draft of the "American Health Care Act" (AHCA) as an answer to their promise to repeal and replace the ACA.
While we're pleased the bill includes an expansion of Health Savings Accounts (HSAs) and state innovation grants, we're concerned that the current proposal does nothing to improve access to doctors through payment rate increases or network adequacy requirements. And, if federal Medicaid funding is reduced through a per capita cap or other means, this will result in millions losing health care while shifting the burden to the states and ultimately to doctors who are on the front lines caring for patients.
An analysis by the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) found that the new bill would cause 24 million Americans to lose their health insurance within a decade while providing $600 million in tax cuts to wealthy people and insurance companies. To put that into context, it's estimated that a health insurance premium for a single 64-year-old who makes $26,500 would jump more than 700 percent (from $1,700 to $14,600).
California has been successful in reducing its uninsured population through expansion of the Medicaid program (known statewide as Medi-Cal). Nearly 14 million people, more than one in every three Californians, are now served through Medi-Cal, including 3 million low-income adults enrolled during the ACA expansion.
In our state's rural areas, nearly half the population is enrolled in Medi-Cal, and another significant portion is enrolled through the state exchange, Covered California. Despite record low uninsured rates, California still struggles to ensure patients have access to care. Six of nine California regions are experiencing a physician shortage, and California still struggles with some of the lowest Medicaid reimbursement rates in the nation (coming in as low as 40 percent below Medicare rates).
Low reimbursement rates make it hard for doctors to maintain a practice that can serve residents in their communities. This situation keeps patients waiting for needed care, especially in rural and underserved areas that struggle to attract doctors and other medical professionals.
When a pregnant Medi-Cal patient in the Central Valley is found to have an abnormal heart condition, she needs immediate access to a cardiac specialist to protect herself and her child. But of the two cardiologists in her area, one isn't accepting new Medi-Cal patients, and the other has a three-month waiting list. Her options? Traveling 60 miles or relying on the emergency room for care.
Unfortunately, her dilemma is quite common, and it can only be improved if health reform works toward increasing provider payment rates and investing in robust provider networks so that patients can see a doctor promptly.
Medicaid and Medicare spending is increasing nationwide because our population is aging and facing multiple chronic conditions. The per capita cap proposal, as currently written, ensures that Medicaid physician payment rates will never keep pace with rising costs, particularly with our more vulnerable patient populations that face complex and costly medical conditions.
The AHCA could also force states to reduce eligibility and benefits. These cuts will simply not improve access to care. Early warning signs for diseases like cancer or diabetes are easy to spot when patients are consistent with preventative care, but they can become deadly if patients aren't able to access regular check-ups and appointments.
Studies show that reductions in Medi-Cal will result in patients foregoing needed medical care, seeking episodic care in costly emergency rooms, and eventually suffering from more serious and advanced illnesses that could have been prevented. Even if federal Medicaid funding remains the same until 2020, states like California that expanded coverage for very vulnerable individuals will face a difficult choice: cut services or unbalance the budget.
We appreciate that this draft of the AHCA is still the starting point in the conversation, but Medicaid funding must be protected and increased to care for America's most vulnerable populations, and more work must be done to deliver access to doctors and affordable, quality care.
CMA remains committed to working with Congress and the Trump Administration to develop a final plan that ensures patients can access doctors to receive high-quality and affordable health care.
Dr. Haskins is an OB-GYN practicing out of Folsom, Calif., and has been a CMA and Sierra Sacramento Valley Medical Society member for 24 years. She served on the CMA Board of Trustees from 2013–15 and as chair of the CMA Council on Legislation from 2010–13.
EDITOR'S NOTE: It's important that Congress makes changes to the legislation to improve access to doctors, ensure that currently covered Californians do not lose coverage, and guarantee that insurance is affordable and meaningful. Urge Congress to protect patients' access to quality care today!
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Russ Davis, who graduated NDNU with his degree in Intensive Business, went on to get his doctorate and now works for Cisco. He has published an article in the Journal of Human Resource and Sustainability Studies; his first, with more to come.
His topic is described in the title, which sounds fascinating: The Dark Side of Working in a Virtual World: An Investigation of the Relationship between Workplace Isolation and Engagement among Teleworkers.
Congratulations, Russ!
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About this book
Completely dedicated to the biomedical applications of metal nanoparticles, this book covers the different toxicity problems found in healthcare situations and also provides comprehensive info on the use of metal nanoparticles in treating various diseases. Metal Nanoparticles in Pharma is the first edited volume to set up the discussion for a clinical setting and to target a pharmaceutical audience of academic and industry-based researchers.
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TI-89 Calculator and Batteries CozyAugust 22, 2012 at 5:06 am | Posted in calculator, Calculus, College, Cover, cozy, design, fabric, Kawaii, Kristin Bell, Mars, martian-naut, math, Mathematics, Nerd, Physics, school, school supplies, sewing, sewn, TI-89, University | 2 Comments
Well, since I was making storage pocket things, I decided to make a calculator cozy for my TI-89. I also needed a place to hold extra batteries, because I'd rather not be in the middle of a test and have my calculator die with no back up batteries available. Yes! This does happen!
I'm still debating about adding the extra ribbons on top to secure the calculator, but I don't know if it really needs it, because it fits pretty snug. I made this out of the Mars Martian fabric that I created. :) UPDATE: I decided to add the bows for closure. :)
Congratulations NASA!!!August 5, 2012 at 11:14 pm | Posted in Curiosity, Engineering, landing, Mars, math, NASA, Science, Space | Leave a comment
So excited that Curiosity landed safely and with success on Mars! Here are a couple of pics! When the servers come back up, you should be able to see the raw images as they come in here: http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/msl/multimedia/raw/
The Martian-naut!September 19, 2011 at 3:15 am | Posted in Art, Astronauts, Astronomy, drawings, etsy, for sale, Geek, Happy, Illustrated, iPad Art, Kawaii, Kristin Bell, Mars, martian-naut, Space Travel | Leave a comment
This is my newest drawing, the martian-naut. He lives on Mars and is ready and waiting to greet Earth visitors. We better get there before he gets too old!!!
He's for sale at my Etsy shop here : http://www.etsy.com/listing/82087266/martian-naut-space-print-from-original
Review: Packing for Mars-The Curious Science of Life in the VoidSeptember 2, 2010 at 10:46 pm | Posted in Astronauts, Astronomy, Biology, Books, Cosmonauts, Kristin Bell, Mars, Moon, NASA, Physics, Science, Space Travel | Leave a comment
"Packing for Mars: The Curious Science of Life in the Void" by Mary Roach will probably make a wanna-be astronaut out of you if you aren't already! Simply put, this book is FANTASTIC! I fell in love with the idea of space travel all over again. Roach's writing is top notch and very humorous. This book was a joy to read and it makes me want to have a bake sale to help fund space missions or something. People often ask "why go to space when there are so many problems on THIS planet?!?" and I think that Mary Roach has an answer for them. Get this book and read it! I can't imagine anyone not loving it! ( )
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The mainstream variations of roulette at online gambling clubs are American Roulette, European Roulette, and French Roulette Online Mini Roulette. Some online clubhouse offers a rendition titled Mini Roulette too. It is called Mini Roulette on the grounds that the number spread is 33%. The ordinary roulette variations have numbers from 1 to 36 on the haggle format. Smaller than usual Roulette has numbers from 1 to 12 on the haggle format. These numbers are laid out in three sections and four columns on the format. The single zero is likewise present. This diminishment in numbers adversely affects the house edge and this is the explanation behind the disagree ability of Mini Roulette. This article first clarifies the mechanics and the wagers accessible and after that shows how the house edge changes for the more terrible.
Online Mini Roulette
Smaller than usual Roulette is really accessible as a reduced home diversion with the haggle format on one stage and this is repeated on the screen in the online adaptation. The same wagers are accessible yet the chances are diverse in light of the changed design. The Straight Up wager covers single numbers from 1 to 12 and 0. The chances are 11 to 1. $1 wagered on this wager will pay $11 if the wager wins and the first wager of $1 will likewise be come back to the player. The Split wager covers two numbers, on a level plane or vertically, and the chances are 5 to 1. The Street wager covers three numbers in a level column and the chances are 3 to 1. The Corner wager covers four numbers in a square configuration and the chances are 2 to 1. Another wager that spreads four numbers is the segment wager. Players can wager on any of the sections and every offers chances of 2 to 1.
Various wagers you can make on mini roulette
There are various wagers that spread six numbers, which is a large portion of the design. Each of these wagers offer chances of 1 to 1. These wagers are to some degree not the same as the ordinary online roulette wagers. In ordinary roulette formats the red numbers can be even or odd, and also the dark numbers. Yet, in Mini Roulette the red numbers are all odd and the dark numbers are all even. Despite the fact that the format has distinctive regions for wagers on red numbers and odd numbers, these two wagers cover the same arrangement of numbers. The top half wager covers numbers 1 to 6 and the base half wager covers numbers 7 to 12. In Mini Roulette there is additionally a center half wagered that spreads numbers from 4 to 9.
A correlation of the house edges of European Roulette and Mini Roulette are conceivable in light of the fact that both have a solitary zero. In European Roulette a 1 unit single number wager will win 1 out of 37 times and pay out rewards of 35 units. It will lose 36 out of 37 times and result in the loss of 1 unit to the player. The house edge computation is as per the following:
- In Mini Roulette a 1 unit single number wager will win 1 out of 13 times and pay out rewards of 11 units. It will lose 12 out of 13 times and result in the loss of 1 unit to the player. The house edge figuring is as per the following:
- The house edge for Mini Roulette is very nearly three times that for European Roulette and there are no repaying focal points. It is consequently not very many online gambling clubs offer this amusement. On the off chance that players do run over Mini Roulette they ought to give it a generous amount of space.


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Natural food stores enjoy longevity, offer alternative options in Greater New Haven
Natural food stores enjoy longevity, offer alternative options
Welcome to "the land of milk and honey," Cheshire native Alan Toth told a new neighbor, offering gifts of raw milk and organic honey procured that day at FoodWorks in Cheshire.
Toth next shared a more valuable gift, the store's address, he said.
While natural food markets support the vitality and longevity of their customer base through healthy foods, vitamins and supplements sold, that vital customer base, in turn, has contributed to the longevity of several area markets now celebrating milestone anniversaries.
The markets include: Thyme & Season, in Hamden, marking 20 years; FoodWorks, in Guilford, celebrating 25 years; and Edge of the Woods, New Haven, with 40 years of service. New Morning market, located in Woodbury, turns 45 this year.
FoodWorks expanded into Old Saybrook 15 years ago and in 2013 opened the shop in Cheshire.
The region's natural food markets offer organic, local and traditional produce, grocery, frozen, and bulk items, vitamins and supplements, natural health and beauty-care products, pet food, kitchen gadgets, glassware, books, gifts, and more.
A big part of the work and mission of FoodWorks is, "all about educating people," said Ralph Johnson, founder-owner of FoodWorks. "It's about how to stay open to alternatives, and to consider other routes to wellness."
Johnson recalled a time 30 years ago when mainstream medicine "all pooh-poohed" new therapies, including acupuncture.
Today, with increasing public education and practice, acupuncture is a widely accepted alternative therapy used to treat pain and a variety of health conditions.
Education and wellness is a vital part of the 20-year celebration at Thyme & Season. The store offers ongoing free lectures that draw alternative and natural practitioners.
The events bring together local health and wellness professionals with those interested in learning about alternative therapies and products, with other recent lectures, including "Minerals: what we are made of," with a local naturopathic doctor, a talk on "Assertiveness as Self-Care," "Food Allergy, Sensitivity and Intolerance," and "Better Belly," focusing on elements of a healthy gut micro-biome.
Competition from big box stores continues to challenge smaller shop owners, said Johnson, who added many mainstream distributors have joined the organic marketplace based on strong consumer demand.
But buying foods and goods locally offers locals considerably more value when considering the multiplier effect that shows, on average, that nearly 50 percent of money spent at local independent businesses gets recirculated locally, compared to less than 14 percent of purchases at chain stores or online, according to American Independent Business Alliance.
"People want to interact with others and know what's in the foods and products," said Johnson, who hires local residents at his stores and supports other local businesses. "If you buy online, that money doesn't come back."
Local natural markets make an excellent community hub, drawing like-minded individuals who support each other, Toth said.
The Whalley Street location connected with "a loyal trade" for more than 40 years at Edge of the Woods, according to founder-owner Peter Dodge.
Dodge started the shop on a shoestring budget of $5,000, an amount that couldn't pay for a single freezer today, he said.
Instead, deep pockets are advised for anyone seeking to get a market going today, Dodge said. But with the right location, a natural market owner can succeed today, he added.
Looking ahead, the future seems bright at Edge of the Woods as the store plans to add another 1,000 square feet this summer, expanding the store to a total 12,000 square feet.
After 45 years in Woodbury, New Morning Market celebrated its latest milestone with in-store events, product demonstrations, food samplings, and, for the second year, the Handmade Market, a one-day event at the store that offers high quality, handcrafted goods by area artisans.
Thanking his customers on the store's website, founder-owner John Pittari, Jr. said that he was grateful for their participation, "whether it's been for 45 years or 45 minutes," the post said.
A longtime customer of Pittari's, Toth recalled many "long, dark drives" made to Woodbury 30 years ago when New Morning was a small red shop, he said. Back then, few other choices existed to find organic foods, vitamins and supplements locally.
When natural markets began to open closer and closer to his native Cheshire, Toth's prayers were answered, he said.
Though he does visit other natural markets, hugs are not guaranteed, he said.
"But (FoodWorks staff) took care of that in quick time," Toth added.


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Jonathan Morse, senior vice president and managing director of Mathematica's Health Program Improvement Division, and Clint Eisenhower, director of state Medicaid programs, will team up to share their thoughts on state impacts and expectations for the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Medicaid program integrity strategy at this year's NAMPI Annual Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Morse and Eisenhower join Brad Hart, inspector general of the Illinois Department of Healthcare and Family Services and treasurer of NAMPI. The panel will share insights on how states can leverage the strategy to improve their state Medicaid and program integrity operations, policies, and processes. The presentation will be held on Monday, August 26, at 2:10 p.m. in Atrium A703.
In addition to their presentation, Morse and Eisenhower will be on hand to discuss Mathematica's Medicaid services and expertise in the following:
Contact Jonathan Morse at firstname.lastname@example.com or Clint Eisenhower at email@example.com to learn more about how to progress together on your Medicaid program integrity journey.
About Jonathan
Jonathan Morse leads Mathematica's work in health program improvement to advise mission-driven health clients in federal and state government to strengthen and implement programs. He leads work across diverse sectors, including data analytics, clinical quality measurement, data validation and testing, payment model implementation, program integrity, learning collaboratives, and technical assistance. Before joining Mathematica, Morse was acting deputy administrator and deputy center director for the Center for Program Integrity at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. He has a J.D. from the University of Maryland.
About Clint
Clint Eisenhower's expertise lies in Medicaid program integrity, enterprise risk management, process improvement, and program and operations management. Eisenhower has worked extensively on initiatives to improve Medicaid program integrity by identifying and addressing Medicaid vulnerabilities and state and federal priorities. Before joining Mathematica, Eisenhower held positions at the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services Center for Program Integrity, the Pennsylvania Department of Human Services/Department of Public Welfare, the Pennsylvania Department of the Auditor General, and the Pennsylvania Department of State. He has a B.A. in political science from Lebanon Valley College.


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Australia has an ever changing and more restrictive immigration landscape that is focused on robust regulatory compliance, according to a migration expert, and the current harder stance is likely to continue.
Looking at the changes introduced in recent years, the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (DIBP) has introduced significant reforms, and with security high on the political agenda this is likely to continue.
A number of Acts were introduced in 2015 and 2016, a pace of reform that has been rapid, far-reaching and unpredictable, and it still ongoing, according to Maria Jockel of BDO Migration Services.
Some of the change has been beneficial and is there to protect people applying for jobs from abroad. It means that it is now unlawful for a person to give or to receive a benefit in return for a migration outcome in relation to certain skilled visa programmes including the popular 457 visa programme that allows an overseas person to work in Australia for up to four years.
Jockel believes it is important to have introduced such change which targets unscrupulous employers or sponsors and others who seek to take advantage of prospective visa applicants.
'The challenges of mass migration and the focus on maintaining national security, law enforcement and security priorities mean we are dealing with a much more complicated and dynamic political and immigration landscape,' she said.
'There is a push/pull dynamic between the two imperatives of the Department, namely: facilitation of temporary and permanent entry and monitoring, enforcement and sanctions,' she explained.
She pointed out that the figures speak for themselves. The DIBP has almost 15,000 people working in more than 52 locations around the globe and receives over 25,000 visa applications each day worldwide and in 2016/2017.
In the 12 months to the end of June 2016, the DIBP granted 190,000 permanent visas of which 72,840 were skilled migration visas and 7,500 were refugee and humanitarian visas. There were 7.7 million temporary visas, 4.8 million special category visas to New Zealand citizens and 215,000 working holiday visas.
The Migration Amendment (Visa Revalidation and Other Measures) Bill 2016 will result in further change. It is proposed that the Immigration Minister will have the power to require certain people to undergo visa re-validation checks if it was in the public interest.
This could apply to someone with a passport from a specific country regarded as a threat to Australia, some who has travelled through a particular area or applied for a visa during certain dates. The Minister would have the power to refuse to re-validate the visa if there was adverse information relating to the person.
Jockel believes that as Australia continues to grapple with the ongoing demand for temporary and permanent entry the country's complex laws and policies relating to immigration will continue to be subject to constant and ongoing change.
'The increasingly restrictive immigration landscape coupled with the significant penalties for breach, herald a new era for Australia and pose challenges for both businesses and individuals. As immigration remains an emotive topic which is at the forefront of both domestic and international politics, the pace of reform will continue to be dynamic,' she argued.
'We will continue to experience a much more complicated political and immigration landscape. The Trump presidency, Brexit and a worldwide move to discriminatory and restrictive immigration programmes are now the new norm,' she added.


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Paying down an education loan stands in the way of a Queens college student who wants to become a nun.
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With business leaders and the Australian Government finally acknowledging the need to put a price on carbon, climate change is back on the agenda here in Australia and it's also on the agenda this week internationally. Representatives from countries around the world, including Australia, are assembling in Tianjin, China, as part of a crucially important United Nations Climate Change Conference that starts today.
After last year's Copenhagen talks nearly collapsed, the next chance for a legally binding international deal on climate change will be at a UN meeting in December 2012. Today's UN negotiations in China, and those to follow in Mexico in December, are critical steps on the way. If participating leaders are not able to come up with the nuts and bolts of an agreement at these two meetings, the chances of securing international support for such an agreement in the near future will become less and less likely.
One of the major sticking points at Copenhagen was finance for adaptation – in other words, the assistance needed for poor people in developing countries to adapt to the impacts of climate change they are already experiencing, such as increasing floods, droughts and storms. These people are more vulnerable to the impacts of climate change, yet they have done little to contribute to it. In Oxfam's work with communities around the world we are witnessing how climate change is further exacerbating the difficulty people face in trying to escape poverty.
Nevertheless, many people are already taking important steps to adapt to the impact of climate change. In the Federated States of Micronesia, for example, islanders are climate-proofing their homes against tidal surges and flooding, experimenting with salt-resistant food and crops that withstand surges, and planting mangroves to halt coastal erosion.
Support for this sort of work is needed on a global scale urgently if we are going to prevent climate change from continuing to make the lives of the world's poorest even harder. In Copenhagen, world leaders did commit to trying to find $US100 billion a year by 2020 from public and private sources in order to help developing countries adapt to climate change and develop along low carbon pathways.
This amount is half of what Oxfam believes is actually needed to do the job properly, but it is a start. However, currently no decisions have been made as to how governments will source the money, how this money will be spent, and who will manage and disperse it. These details need to be put on the table in China this week and are expected to be finalised in Mexico – this is why the talks in Tianjin are crucial.
Leaders attending the talks need to agree on the nature of this $100 billion fund and look at ways to ensure that the money is dispersed transparently. They also need to look at how developing countries can play a genuine role in helping to decide what the money is used for, as they are best placed to know what adaptation measures will work best in their local environments.
There is no doubt that the role of the meeting's host, China, will be an important factor. Widely reported to be a blocker at the Copenhagen talks, what has not been as widely reported is the measures China is taking to reduce its own climate impact.
While China produces 17 per cent of the world's carbon emissions, it also accommodates 22 per cent of the world's population – making its per capita emissions a fraction of most developed nations and a fifth of the carbon output of the average Australian.
China has also pledged to reduce the carbon intensity of its economy by 40 to 45 per cent by 2020 and has already taken steps toward that target. In September last year, China announced that it will launch its own carbon offset exchange – known as the 'Panda Standard' – that will act as a stepping stone to an emissions trading scheme that it plans to introduce from 2011.
Despite its reliance on coal, China is also becoming a world leader in renewable energy. It invested $US34.6 billion in clean energy last year compared with Australia's investment of $US1 billion.
While China has experienced high levels of economic growth in recent years, it is important to remember that it is still home to 20 per cent of the world's poor and this increases the challenges associated with moving to a green economy.
Wealthy nations like Australia, with high per-capita emissions, must face up to these challenges while also helping to create the conditions that enable poorer nations to focus on poverty reduction. This means finding ways to meet Australia's commitments to the international climate finance fund without dipping into existing foreign aid budgets, because every aid dollar diverted to assist poor people to adapt to climate change is one dollar less for vital health, education, water and sanitation projects.
The challenge of climate change is a global one. But it is poor people in developing countries who are suffering its impacts first and worst. And they simply cannot afford to wait any longer to receive the assistance that they so desperately need.
Andrew Hewett, Executive Director, Oxfam Australia
This opinion editorial was first published by ABC's The Drum Opinion on 4 October 2010.


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Business Idea
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Part A: Five new business opportunities
1. Creating a club of teaching people how to cook Chinese food in St. John's
As far as I am concerned, majority of Canadians loves Chinese food because every time I go to Chinese restaurant in St. John's, I could see natives eating Chinese food such as dumplings around me or taking out these foods from restaurant. One of my friend who come from Quebec also told me she loves Chinese food and her mother learn how to cooking it on websites. Besides this, Chinese students as me, after go aboard for studying, we must learn how to cook by ourselves. If we could find a chef to teach us, that will be more easy for us to learn. There are already have many cooking companies in China, but for people who do not live in China may difficult to find an appropriate place to learn cooking Chinese food and communicate with others who are interested in this as well. Thus, it may be a new business area of set up a Chinese cooking club. Company need hire an experienced senior chef form China, rent a house and buy at least one set of kitchen ware for teaching. Then create a regular schedule of teaching class; for example, teaching class could be twice a week on weekends. Company can make profit by charge the tuition fee of learning. Moreover, customers also can pay money to ask the chef come to their house to teach.The target market is the population who interested in Chinese food such as 28-year old above women, and low-middle income level families or above.
2. Setting up a website which collecting information from overseas students for parents whose children go abroad.
According to some reports about overseas study shows that there are around one hundred thousand population choose to go abroad annually in China. Due to the difficulty and complexity of grant a visa, student's parents usually cannot go together with them. Especially for some parents who have their own work to do, they must have to stay in their homeland. Nonetheless, student's parents are more care about information of overseas study and live than themselves; they want to know whether we are good or not. It is necessary to set a website for providing parents an online chat platform for communicating with each other to share their experience. We will not only put all the information about environment of overseas university, but also upload student's live photos on a unique album. In order to make profit, our business could corporate with travel agency and Airline Company. We will create some space on website for those companies to do the advertisements. Parents can buy cheaper tickets if they are willing to be our member. The target market is the parents who have children study go abroad, around 35 years old above, and mid-high level income families.
3. Building a pets company which provide pets hospital and pets market for people adopt animals near by downtown of my hometown.
My dog has been ill in recent days, but my families could not find a well performance pets hospital in our hometown. They must go to another city which is about two hours ride away by car to seek a proper pet hospital. Three days ago, my dog became very sick; it could not stand at all at midnight. However, my families have to wait because the hospital is far away and we could not go there in a midnight. It is very inconvenient and inefficient for my mother to take a round trip between two cities. Therefore, I will build a regular pet hospital in my hometown. Since love pets so much, I will really enjoy devoting myself in this job. Initially, I need hire some experts of veterinarian in order to treat pets professionally. My pets hospital will be multifunctional, people can not only bring their pets to see the doctor, but also do pet beauty such as pets bath and hair repair. Moreover, I will secure...
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At St Teresa's Catholic Academy we celebrate the achievement of every individual, offering opportunities for all to develop as life-long learners. We value all children equally and welcome children with special educational needs as part of our inclusive approach.
We recognise most children and parents need support at some time. We have an established team and trained staff who focus on support for our children and their family. There are many support services available to residents within the borough.
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Sacraments: Eucharist
The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes the Eucharist as "the source and summit of the Christian life" (1324). For anyone who desires to follow Jesus, partaking in the sacraments is one of the four essential habits of a disciple, as noted in Acts 2:42. Use this article to teach someone about the Jesus' presence in the Eucharist and how we can draw close to Him there.
Optional Lectio Divina Prayer
- Read Luke 22:14-23.
- Meditate on the words.
- Speak to Christ about this passage.
- Rest and listen in God's presence.
- Discuss together.
The Chinese authorities burst into the Church. The commander ordered the soldiers to tear down the tabernacle from the sanctuary.
They opened it, took out the Eucharist and scattered 32 consecrated hosts across the floor. The men trampled on the Eucharist, while the commander sneered at the crowd, "Do you still believe in those fairytales your priest told you?"10
The soldiers arrested the priest and locked him in a metal bin inside the Church.11 Trapped, he peered out through a small slit, watching as he saw his people forced outside. He could see the Eucharistic hosts left desecrated on the Church floor.
The priest was later put on house arrest in the rectory next to the Church.12 Often the Church remained totally silent. Guards were posted around the Church and no one was allowed to enter. But one day, the priest looked through the window and saw someone walking in the Church. It was a young girl, maybe 11 or 12 years old, kneeling in prayer, crawling on her hands and knees toward the hosts on the floor. She bent down and received a single host on the tongue, prayed for a while and then left.
The next day, the little girl returned, taking one more host. She did this daily, receiving one host at a time. For a month, she entered the Church each day, risking being caught by the authorities. Finally, only one host remained. She entered the Church again to receive it. She made her prayers as usual, but, shortly after she leaned down and received Jesus for the last time, she made a slight noise. The guard heard her and the Church doors burst open behind her. He stormed in with his gun and brutally beat her with the butt of his rifle.
She died as a martyr, giving her life for Jesus in the Holy Eucharist.
Discuss: Does this story change your perception of what it means to be devoted to Jesus in the Eucharist? How so?
What this little Chinese girl did makes no sense at all if the Eucharist is just a piece of bread. But she saw something more in those consecrated hosts. This was not bread. And it was a lot more than a religious symbol. She understood the "Real Presence" of Jesus in the Eucharist—the fact that the bread and wine at Mass are changed into Christ's Body and Blood. And it was this truth that drove her to risk her life as she ardently longed to receive Jesus in the Eucharist and protect the sacred hosts from further desecration.
But where do Catholics get this idea of the "Real Presence"? If you had to explain to someone else the Catholic belief in the Eucharist, could you do it? Could you explain how something that looks, feels, and tastes like bread and wine is really Jesus' Body and Blood? And where in the Bible does Jesus ever teach about such a strange doctrine as this? Whether you've heard this long ago or you're newer to your faith, this mystery of the Eucharist is so central we can never eagerly ponder its awesome reality enough—lest we sadly become the kind of people who take for granted the greatest gift Jesus left us before he died.
The Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life.
First, let's make sure we clearly understand the doctrine itself. Since the time of the Apostles, Christians have believed that the bread and wine at Mass are changed into Christ's Body and Blood. But this is not a chemical change. If you put the consecrated host under a microscope, you would see all the chemical properties of bread. But Catholics for 2,000 years have believed what that young girl in China believed and died for— the belief that the night before Jesus died, at his Last Supper, he took bread, and said "This is my body…" and that underneath those outward, sensible appearances of bread is the very Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Christ.
Second, we need to grasp clearly the biblical foundations for the Eucharist. While many Scriptural passages shed light on this mystery, there's one in particular that gives the richest insights. Let's look at John's Gospel, chapter six, where Jesus delivers his clearest teaching about the Eucharist.
Although many non-Catholic Christians think of the Eucharist in a purely symbolic way—that the Eucharist is just a symbol of Jesus' Body and Blood or a sacred reminder of Christ—Jesus tells the crowds in this scene something different. He says that he is the true Bread of Life and they must eat his flesh and drink his blood if they want to have eternal life. That's strong language. And it's clear he's not speaking merely in a figurative or metaphorical way. He's speaking literally. He really wants us to partake of his Body and Blood. Consider his own words:
After describing himself as the "bread of life" (Jn 6:35), Jesus says "I am the living bread which came down from heaven…and the bread which I shall give for the life of the world is my flesh" (Jn 6:51). The crowds understand Jesus' words clearly and they're appalled, saying, "How can this man give us his flesh to eat?" (Jn 6:52).
Notice how at this point Jesus doesn't try to clear up a misunderstanding, soften his language or say he was just speaking metaphorically. He instead presses the issue of really partaking of his Body and Blood further: "Truly, truly, I say to you, unless you eat the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you have no life in you" (Jn 6:53). He then goes on to use a more graphic word for "eat", meaning "to gnaw" or "to chew"– language that would not be used figuratively here: "He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood will have eternal life" (Jn 6:54).
This is not something Jesus would do if he thought the crowds were misunderstanding him, taking him too literally. He wouldn't talk this way if he was only speaking metaphorically about the Eucharist—as if the Eucharist was supposed to be just a symbol of his presence. Rather, he goes on to state explicitly, "For my flesh is food indeed, and my blood is drink indeed. He who eats my flesh and drinks my blood abides in me, and I in him" (Jn 6:55- 56). Jesus is clear: We must eat his flesh and drink his blood, and if we don't, he says, "you have no life in you" (Jn 6:53).
The crowds clearly understood Jesus in this literal way. They grumbled and complained about this radical idea. Even "many of his disciples drew back and no longer went about with him" (Jn 6:66). If the Eucharist were just a symbol, why didn't Jesus call them all back, saying, "Wait, I was only speaking figuratively!"? Instead, he lets them go. He loves us so much he is not willing to compromise on his supreme gift to us, the gift of his very Body and Blood in the Eucharist.
Discuss: Do you believe in the Real Presence? Could you explain it to someone else? What difference does this truth make in your life?
Love wants to be near the one it loves. And the God who is love ardently longs to be close to us. That's why he remains dwelling among us here on earth in the Eucharist.
The presence of that Divine Love in Christ had a powerful impact on people's lives 2,000 years ago in Galilee. It overcame illness, drove away darkness, and brought healing to those who were suffering, forgiveness in the face of sin. Did you know we can encounter that same powerful presence of Jesus in the Eucharist? And not just when we receive him in Holy Communion at Mass, but also when we draw near to him in all the tabernacles in all our Catholic churches around the world.
So if you want to draw near to Divine Love Himself and experience the power of his Real Presence in your life—the power to guide, comfort and strengthen you—receive Jesus in the Eucharist as often as you can and visit him in the chapel where he continues to reside in the Tabernacle, where the sacred hosts are kept.
Do we approach Holy Communion with the same reverence and devotion that the little Chinese girl had? She went to such great lengths, even risking her own life, to draw near to Christ's presence in the Eucharist, to love him in Eucharistic adoration and receive him in Communion each day. Do you have that same desire? What sacrifices are you willing to make to draw near to him?
Jesus in the Eucharist is readily available to you in your town, maybe even right on your campus. Have you ever thought of going to Mass not just on Sunday, but also during the week sometimes to receive him? Do you make the effort in your busy day to stop by the chapel, to tell him you love him, to bring your needs to him, to rest in his Presence? Jesus is waiting for you in this Sacrament. He longs for you to come to him.
The greatest love story of all time is contained in a tiny white host.
Discuss: Jesus desires to draw close to you. Do you have that same desire to draw close to him? What sacrifices do you need to make to be more devoted to Jesus in the Eucharist?
It's not enough to simply want to meet Jesus in the Sacraments; we have to actually go. Make a plan. When will you go to Mass? If you aren't going weekly, start now. If you already go every Sunday, can you participate in daily Mass? When can you go to adoration?
Real Presence: The Eucharist is truly the Body and Blood of Jesus.
Frequent Communion/Visits to the Blessed Sacrament: Jesus longs for us to encounter him regularly in the Eucharist.
NOTE: In Acts 2:42, "the breaking of the bread" or the Eucharist is listed as one of the four foundational habits of the early disciples of Jesus. Given the centrality of the Eucharist for the Christian life, it's not surprising that the expression eventually came to represent all of the sacraments—namely, baptism, Eucharist, confirmation, reconciliation, anointing of the sick, marriage, and holy orders. These other sacraments will be addressed in later articles.
10 The Little Girl Who Inspired Archbishop Fulton Sheen's Vow. (n.d.) Retrieved from https://www.americaneedsfatima. org/Conversions/the-little-girl-who-inspired-archbishop-fulton-sheen-s-vow.html
11 The Little Girl Who Inspired Archbishop Fulton Sheen's Vow. (n.d.) Retrieved from https://www.americaneedsfatima. org/Conversions/the-little-girl-who-inspired-archbishop-fulton-sheen-s-vow.html
12 Bishop James Conley. (2014, March 18). Eucharistic Adoration: Transforming a City. Retrieved from https://zenit.org/ articles/eucharistic-adoration-transforming-a-city/ 2.3 | SACRAMENTS: THE EUCHARIST


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by JANE GAASTRA, HASKEL GREENFIELD, & MARC VANDER LINDEN
The use of animals for their renewable products greatly increased human capabilities in prehistory. Secondary products – or anything that can be gleaned from a domestic animal repeatedly over its lifetime – expanded the capabilities of ancient human societies. They helped to provide enough food and labour surplus to make possible the first ancient civilisations. Apart from their meat, bones and skin, animals gave ancient people vital goods such as their milk and wool. The ability to repeatedly harvest milk from an animal over its lifetime more than doubled the calories that it could contribute to the human diet. The ability to harvest wool from sheep allowed humans to grow a source of meat as well as warm and durable clothing. At some point in prehistory, humans learned that domesticated cattle could pull burdens far greater than humans alone could manage.
Even after decades of archaeological research, the specific origins of these developments in the management of domesticated animals are not well understood. Studies of the patterns of slaughter of domestic animals according to their age and sex, combined with chemical analyses of the residues left inside ancient pottery vessels, suggest that the consumption of dairy products from sheep, goats and cattle likely dates back into the Neolithic period – at least 8,000 years ago in Europe (c6000 BCE) and earlier in the Near East. The origins of woolly sheep are less well-known. Wild sheep do not have woolly coats, which developed at some point following their domestication. Very few examples of preserved woollen textiles survive for millennia, so the exact date of their production from sheep remains difficult to establish. However, studies of the management of domesticated sheep in prehistory and of artefacts used in the spinning and weaving of textiles suggest that wool was developed in some regions (such as the Near East) by at least 5,000 or 6,000 years ago.
The precise origins of cattle as engines of labour – known as traction – is also murky. In the past, investigators traditionally looked for evidence of items pulled – primarily (but not only) wagons and ploughs. Wagons – known from preserved images such as figurines and rock art – have existed for more than 5,000 years. Early ploughs, such as the ard or scratch plough, were made of wood, and do not preserve well over thousands of years. The oldest known evidence of ploughs in Europe comes from fragments of ards preserved in water-logged ancient sites. They are just under 6,000 years old. Though not nearly as effective as modern machines, early ploughs would have been far faster and easier than having to break compacted earth in fields with hand tools in order to plant crops. They allowed people to plant more crops using less labour, increasing the amount of food that could be grown each year.
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Albert W. Small (December 1944)
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Tony Sale's
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From the table of Delta-D impulse characteristics, it is easy to see
that (1p2)= . is an admirable characteristic to "shoot for" in wheel setting
runs, since the average count of (1p2) in a 3,200 letter message set
correctly on x1x2 is 113 dots more than the number of dots expected by
random. This is 1600 + 4((1/4)*3200)^1/2 or "four sigma" above, and the
odds against this being attained in the wrong place are 1/41 x 1/31 x 33,000
(from the normal distribution tables) or 25:1. In fact, the ease of
setting 1p2/ runs has been found to be a rough measure of the ease of
solving the whole message.
Therefore in a X-wheel setting procedure, a message tape is
placed on Colossus; X1, X2, X3, X4, and X5 patterns are plugged up; the
machine is set to Delta-ize; and the counters are switched so as to
count all the occurrences of (DeltaXl+DeltaZl)+(DeltaX2+DeltaZ2)= . throughout
the message, given in turn each of the 1,271 possible initial settings of
Xl and X2; and the electromatic typewriter to record all totals which
exceed 2.5 sigma above random (which is the conventional "set total" for
long runs.)
Below and following is a set of Colossus runs, made in an
attempt to set message number SG 908. (These are carbon copies of the
electromatic typewriter tape.) The first such run represents 1p2/.
Colossus #3 was used. Message date was October 22; filing time, 11:28.
Total length of message, 2,683. Expected random score for 1p2/ was 1341.
Sigma of random score was 25.5 Set total was 1,404. Wheel settings are shown
for XI and X2 ("K1 K2") together with the "counter letter" and the score.
(Five counters are used at once in "multiple testing" to cut the time in one
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You use it for just about everything else, why not use the Instant Pot to make candy? These chewy, chocolatey DIY "Tootsie Rolls" make such a fun treat to share, especially during the holidays. Plus, this Instant Pot candy recipe provides for a fairly simple kitchen project kids can help with. While your chocolate mixture cools, you can have little helpers cut squares of wax paper, and then let them roll/wrap the individual candies. If you want to test the candy mixture for doneness along the way, take a small amount with a spoon and drop it onto a glass plate. Once it is cool enough to touch, take the mixture and put it between your thumb and index finger; if the mixture is tacky but firm, then it is ready to pour.
How to Make It
Combine milk chocolate chips, honey, and heavy cream in a (6-quart) Instant Pot. Stir to coat all ingredients. Put the lid on, and turn setting to Slow Cook on High 1 hour.
Remove lid, and stir well. Add white chocolate chips and vanilla. Stir to combine. Turn Instant Pot off; allow the device to cool down for 3-5 minutes
Turn Instant Pot to Sauté setting on Low. Cook, stirring constantly, until mixture reaches a smooth consistency, 20 to 30 minutes.
Pour mixture into an 8- x 8-inch or 8- x 6-inch baking dish lined with parchment paper. Allow to cool 1 hour.
Once mixture is cool but still warm, remove from dish using parchment paper as handles. Cut into 1- x 1/2-inch pieces. Roll pieces into logs, and wrap individually with squares of wax paper.


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Anny was about to deal the cards when the red iPhone in Bar's pocket began to ring. "Excuse me," he said, "but I've got to step out to take care of some urgent business."
When he returned a few minutes later, the other three people at the table looked at him with a mixture of apprehension and curiosity. 'Chelle and Mitty knew better than to ask questions, but Anny couldn't contain herself. "Can you tell us what that was all about? Interrupting a bridge game could mean it was something serious..."
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She then dealt the cards and was pleased to see the powerhouse she had picked up.
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The opening lead was the ♥4; Mitty, who could see the deuce and trey in his own hands, assumed that was fourth best. If so there was no point in holding up, since the enemy had a maximum of two hearts tricks and he didn't want a shift to some other suit. Deciding that the ace in his hand was worth preserving as an entry after he set up the clubs, obviously his only possible source of a ninth trick (he could be sure of two tricks in each of the four suits).
Establishing the extra club or two was easy enough if the suit broke 3-2. But what about 4-1 divisions? "I can handle that if East has four clubs to the ace, but the contract won't make if that's West's holding. So let me play for that eventuality," he thought. "Play the queen of clubs next Anny," he said, this time out loud.
East won the ♣A and played hearts, forcing out the ♥A in Mitty's hand. He was about to place the ♣K on the table when he stopped to think again; Karl had taught him never to shoot from the hip, though that husky former adviser didn't always take his own advice.
So, at trick five Mitty played a small club.
His extra care in ducking paid off! East could win this trick, but Mitty could not be denied access to that precious fifth game-going club. He spread his cards on the table: "Making three," he said with a huge grin.
Anny was also beaming. "Well done partner," she said. "Lesser mortals might have tried for the 3-2 break. How did you know not to?"
Mitty chuckled. "It was the only way to make the contract absolutely safe," he said. "You see, our host Bar over there isn't the only one around here concerned with absolute security."
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