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Dr. David A. Wells and the GLOBAL School Consulting Group are pleased to join with the GrowBright International Academy in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and their strategic partner Gateway Education Global, in announcing a search for Head of School, to begin in July of 2020. The vision of the Owners ("Directors") is for a motivated, well-qualified and enthusiastic leader to continue the development of the school into the future.
The Owners of the highly successful "JoyKids International Pre School" responded to the clamor of their constituents by committing to develop a primary and then secondary school, using the "JoyKids" success as the foundation. The project is being developed in coordination with Gateway Education Global. The new Head of School will continue the development of a primary and eventually a secondary school utilizing the Cambridge Curriculum, incorporating, Key Stages 1 through to 4, concluding with students taking the Cambridge A levels.
JoyKids International Preschool was established eight years ago, and has experienced continual growth, resulting in the extension of current Years 1 and 2 (5 and 6-year-olds) into Primary School Education. The JoyKids International Preschool is located in the well-established Petanling Jaya region of Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, and is conveniently located with numerous transport options, with easy access to the Kuala Lumpur International Airport. Retail shopping, health providers and other services are readily available, including the sporting facilities of the Sports Club associated with the Pre School, which includes an olympic-sized swimming pool, tennis and squash courts, a fully equipped gymnasium and restaurants.
Individuals who are interested in serving as the Head of School at the GrowBright International Academy are invited to visit the school's website and review the information below. Inquiries concerning this position are to be directed to the Search Consultant, Dr. David A. Wells. The application deadline is September 15, 2019, and the start date is July 1, 2020.


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Blac China sued the whole Kardashian family, and the documents that are detailing the reasons are pretty crazy. They include Chyna's domestic violence claims against Rob Kardashian.
In a lawsuit that was obtained by HollywoodLife, Chyna says that the all Kardashian family was responsible for using their 'power and influence over the E! network to kill the second season,' of Rob Kardashian's reality TV show.
But that specific part of the lawsuit — which names Kris Jenner, Khloe Kardashian, Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner as the individuals who contacted E! network to 'demand the network not proceed with a second season of Rob & Chyna' — is not the most shocking claim at all.
The lawsuit also includes text messages sent from Rob to Chyna in which he claims that he is going to kill himself multiple times because of her relationship with Tyga.
He also asks Chyna why she didn't thank him on social media for a car that he gave her back in May.
Chyna herself details an incident in which Rob knocked her to the ground in front of her and Tyga's son King Cairo and ripped her bedroom door its hinges.
The court documents also mention Rob's infamous Instagram rant back in July, in which he posted several nude photos of Chyna without having her permission.
Rob also claimed that he paid for her plastic surgery after Dream was born.
'I am pleased to represent Blac Chyna as she stands up for her rights in the lawsuit we have filed today,' Chyna's lawyer, Lisa Bloom confessed. 'Revenge porn is wrong and illegal. Domestic violence is wrong and illegal. We will aggressively prosecute this case until we get justice.'

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More premium bonds have been sold in the last seven years alone than in the previous 48 years, according to figures from National Savings & Investments (NS&I).
Almost 87% of all existing premium bonds have been bought between 2000 and 2010.
NS&I, which sells the bonds, also reveals that around 87% of winners in its January 2011 draw had bought bonds in the last decade.
"Because of increased popularity and sales in recent years, it's no surprise that more of the winners are recent customers too," explains Carolyn Monchouguy, spokesperson for NS&I.
Equal chance
Despite there being more recent winners, NS&I stresses each purchased £1 bond has an equal chance of winning, due to the Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment or Ernie. The odds of each individual bond number winning a prize are 24,000 to 1.
Monchouguy says a number of factors have contributed to premium bonds' surge in popularity: "The first £1 million prize was introduced in 1994, and then in 2003 the investment limit went up from £20,000 to £30,000. Then in 2006 it was our 50th anniversary and so there was a lot of publicity surrounding premium bonds."
In addition the minimum amount that can be held in bonds has risen to £100 (or £50 when bought through a monthly standing order), whereas in the past customers could hold much smaller amounts (the minimum investment was £10 up until 1989).
NS&I's government backing has also given premium bonds a safe, if not staid, image.
Find out how much you could win with the premium bonds calculator from Moneysavingexpert.com
No guarantee
But despite the opportunity for investors to win big, there's no guarantee, and in March 2009 low interest rates resulted in NS&I pulling one of its two £1 million prizes.
Andrew Hagger, spokesperson for Moneynet, blames low interest rates on savings accounts for the resurgence of premium bonds: "The lower interest rates are, the more likely people are to go for premium bonds. Maybe if accounts were paying 6-7% our savings would look much healthier and there'd be fewer people opting for premium bonds."
He suggests putting a small amount into premium bonds only after spreading money between ISAs and fixed-interest products.
"Of course there's always the chance you could win, and some people are prepared to forego interest for the chance of winning a tax-free prize – but there's a much bigger chance you'll get nothing; at least with savings accounts you'll get a certain amount back in interest."


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Bush commissioned Gates to help Georgia
Pentagon had begun a "vigorous and ongoing" humanitarian mission
President Bush said Wednesday that the Pentagon had begun a "vigorous and ongoing" humanitarian mission to ease the suffering in Georgia, and that Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice would travel to France and then to Georgia to work for a settlement of the crisis.
The president, speaking at the White House with Ms. Rice and Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates, criticized Russia and called on it to "keep its word and act to end this crisis."
Mr. Bush said that a transport plane with medical supplies was already on its way to Georgia, and that American air and naval forces would carry out the aid mission. And he said pointedly that Russia must not interfere with aid arriving in Georgia by air, land or water.
But while Mr. Bush said the United States "stands with the democratically elected government of Georgia and insists that its sovereignty and territorial integrity be respected," his remarks contained no hint of an American military role in Georgia, other than providing humanitarian assistance.
However, minutes after Mr. Bush's comments, President Mikheil Saakashvili of Georgia characterized the import of the American aid as "definitely an American military presence" and called it a "turning point."
In a telephone interview, he said of Mr. Bush's statement: "We were unhappy with the initial actions of the American officials, because they were perceived by the Russians as green lines basically. But this one was very strong."
"What I expected specifically from America was to secure our airport and to secure our seaports," he went on, concluding that the American presence would do so. "The main thing now is that the Georgian Tbilisi airport will be permanently under control."
Mr. Bush said that Ms. Rice would confer with President Nicolas Sarkozy of France, who has been acting as an intermediary between Russia and Georgia, then go to Tbilisi, the Georgian capital, to convey America's "unwavering support for Georgia's democratic government" and try to rally other European countries to that cause.
The president spoke as reports surfaced of Russian troop movements inside Georgia. Mr. Bush said he was particularly disturbed that Russian forces were in the central Georgian city of Gori and the port of Poti, in what appeared to be defiance of the cease-fire agreement.
Russia's actions raise "serious questions about its intentions in Georgia and in the region," Mr. Bush said. "Russia is putting its aspirations at risk," he said.
David Stout reported from Washington, and C. J. Chivers from Tbilisi, Georgia, The New York Times.


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Does the Bible teach that a Christian cannot ever fall away from grace?
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Does the Bible teach that a Christian cannot ever fall away from grace?
"Once-saved, always-saved" is a convenient way of viewing God's redemptive plan — but is it biblical? Hear what the apostle Paul has to say about "falling from grace."
John Calvin wielded a great influence in the religious community on the subject of grace. His ideas are circulated in several denominations, and, tragically, have found their way into the thinking of many people.
Calvinists deny that a child of God can ever apostatize so as to be finally lost. When biblical examples are introduced to the contrary, it is claimed that either such souls were never saved, or else their loss was merely temporal. Let us study this question seriously.
The dangerous and harmful effects of the false doctrine that a child of God cannot fall from grace
Grace is one of the most thrilling terms in scripture. It is a tragedy of no small magnitude that it is so perverted by the religious world. What does the Bible really teach about the amazing favor of God?
After becoming a "child of God," is it possible to lose one's "inheritance"?
No one can "snatch" Christ's sheep away from him. (Jn. 10:28). But does this mean that a child of God can never fall from grace and be lost eternally?
Stephen Renn's new Expository Dictionary of Bible Words is now available. Read Wayne Jackson's review of this new Bible study tool. It will be a welcomed addition to the serious Bible student's library.
The first king of Israel's fall from grace can serve as a warning for us today.
It is commonly alleged that Jesus, in John 6:37, endorsed the idea of "predestination" as popularized by John Calvin in the 16th century. Did he? Far from it. Study this issue with us in this week's Q&A segment.
An article, widely circulated in newspapers around the country a while back, announced that Jesus was coming "very, very soon." Allegedly, "signs" in the Bible indicate such. In this week's Question & Answer column, we respond to this baseless assertion.
The first epistle bearing Peter's name speaks of "true grace." Let us consider more closely the theme of "true grace," for it is implied that there might be a false concept of grace.
Why do people say they have decided to quit the church?
First Corinthians 3:10-15 is a difficult portion of scripture. Calvinists contend that the passage teaches that though a child of God may suffer temporally for sins, he can never so sin as to be lost eternally. But what does this context really teach? Study this matter with us.
Did the law of Moses continue to be binding upon non-Christian Jews up until the fall of Jerusalem in A.D. 70? While some, who designate themselves as "realized eschatologists" so contend, there is no biblical support for this bizarre theory.
In what seems to be a rather blunt statement, Paul wrote to the Roman Christians, "Let God be found true, but every man a liar." (Romans 3:4). What is the meaning of this challenge?
Did Jude quote from the apochryphal "Book of Enoch"? If so, would that affect the credibility of the book of Jude?
The book of Jude argues forcefully against the misguided notion that no child of God can ever be lost.


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Statement by Ambassador Peter Wilson, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland to the Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW).
Thank you Chair. I'll try to set a good example. The UK associates itself with the statement made by the Finnish Ambassador on behalf of the EU.
I do want to give a big welcome to the many new colleagues, it's going to be a busy autumn ahead of us.
The most immediate task is to reflect on the recent weeks of discussions on the Director-General's draft programme and budget for 2020 and then provide a recommendation to the November Conference of States Parties. We studied it carefully and we welcome the efforts made by the Technical Secretariat to ensure that there will be no increase to the 2019 level of assessed contributions. We recognise that this is challenging given States Parties clear preference for core programmes and activities to be funded from the regular budget whenever possible. But the OPCW must continue to evolve and reform in response to new challenges, some of those will have budget implications.
We can also support the proposals for the use of the 2017 cash surplus. Many organisations struggle to deliver large IT projects. But it is clear that there needs to be a real focus now on ensuring the successful delivery of the Enterprise Resource Planning project as soon as possible.
We were particularly pleased to see a proposal to use some of the cash surplus to strengthen capacity in national Laboratories. This was also a focus for part of the UK's additional voluntary contributions this year and should help meet the objective of broadening the network of Designated Labs around the world.
We were, however, concerned to read the Director General's recent note on the overall cash situation. It highlighted the troubling lag in the receipt of assessed contributions and the pressure this puts on the OPCW's finances. We strongly urge all States Parties to settle their outstanding assessed contributions and other financial obligations in full, and urgently.
Mr Chair, the situation in Syria has been a long term and worrying pre-occupation of this Council. As we heard in the briefing by Technical Secretariat experts last week, Syria has made no progress since we last met in resolving the multitude of outstanding problems with their Declaration. These issues are significant, and they highlight Syria's failure to fully disclose and destroy its chemical weapons programme. Syria has had every opportunity to demonstrate that it is serious about meeting its commitments under the Convention. And yet still, six years on, they have still failed to do so.
Instead we are confronted with a pattern of repeated chemical weapons use against the Syrian people. The UK has grave concerns about the most recent chemical attack on 19 May 2019 in Al-Kabaneh. We have shared information about this incident with the OPCW. And we will continue to shine a light on these abuses. Syria's persistent non-cooperation must not continue.
We were pleased to hear about the progress being made by the Investigation and Identification Team to identify those responsible for chemical weapons attacks in Syria. We look forward to their first report issuing in due course.
Mr Chair,
As we start to look ahead to the autumn Conference of States Parties an important issue before us will be the Canadian, Dutch and US proposal to add two families of Novichok to Schedule 1. This Council supported that proposal in January and we encourage all States Parties to join consensus on the adoption of the draft Decision in November in order to ensure greater oversight of these very dangerous chemical weapons.
We are also aware of the Russian Federation's recent proposal which removes those chemical structures not found to meet the criteria for inclusion in Schedule One. If the Russian Federation brings forward a Decision along the same lines then we would not oppose its adoption, as we indicated back in February.
In advance of the CSP we were deeply concerned to hear that a handful of states are trying to block the attendance of some well-respected civil society organisations as others have mentioned. This runs counter to guidelines previously agreed by us all and is completely unjustified, particularly for NGOs which have attended past CSPs. Bolstering awareness of the OPCW and its important work is something we should all support.
Thank you Mr Chair, and I hope I've set a good example.


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Discussing the GDP production boundary in a serious way
A well-known criticism of national income is thr\e 'Ïf you marry your maid you will diminish national income' mrmr. Sigh. We should forget about this silly male fantasy and give women their due by replacing it by what really happened. Domestic workers did not marry their single masters. They left them, as they had better paying things to do. Or the income of their family rose, which enabled them to get an education or to care for their own kids. Unprotected labor by Vanessa May is a good book about the work and life of domestic servants in new York, 1870-1940. The influence of this on how we have to understand GDP is important. So, what happened?
Once upon a time, every middle class family and many other families had a maid living in. As Allyson Grossman shows, around 1870, more than half of paid women were live in domestic servants. In 1940, this had shrunk to 20% tough while (in the USA) black women had replaced immigrant women and girls from west and northern Europe. As these black women, who had often migrated from the south of the USA to the north, also had their own families to look after they did not want to live in, anymore. In 1960 the share of domestic servants in total female employment percentage had shrunk to a till sizeable 9%. After 1960 a combination of lower supply of servants, smaller families, household mechanisation (the washing machine, no-iron shirts, prepared meals from the supermarket, …) as well as a buoyant development of other options available to women led to a further dwindling to 5% in 1970 and about 2% in 1980. The live-in servant still exists in the USA: look here for a website where women) offer such services.
GDP has a clear production boundary: the monetary exchange economy. Which also covers domestic servants. Domestic servants largely disappeared, at least in the rich western world and in Europe to an even larger extent than in the USA. The ILO however estimates that today there are, at minimum, 67 million domestic servants worldwide. In this short blog, we have mentioned global migration, internal migration, a racial aspect, household technology, shifting demographics and differences between countries in a historical framework. In my not so humble opinion, it is more interesting to discuss the 'production boundary' and the shift between monetary exchange and reciprocal exchange in households against these variables than using the dumb example mentioned above. Economics can be a science, too.
July 22, 2018 at 3:02 am
Maids, servants and slaves come in different forms and shapes and colours. They always did and they certainly do now, as visible or invisible as any fantasy wishes to imagine. And, yes, it has an enormous amount to do with migration and its extreme polarisation (In all its forms) in the last few decades and directly to do with excess wealth and abject poverty. In this general context, gendered stereotypes have also changed beyond recognition, and no need to look too attentively to see this. There is absolutely no way that anyone can currently accurately estimate the number of maids that exist, are sub-contracted to a sub-contractor who works for an ethical company, a state, a trafficker, a corporate boss, or a "self-made" businessman or a lawless state, and quantify the relationship between the contribution they make. A rough guesstimate would go far above any figure quoted by the most progressive or renowned institutions.
At the very best, economics can be a social science, which like the rest of them has to acknowledge contradictions, variables, new phenomena in a society and not segment itself into pigeonholes. I hope that day arrives one day.
July 22, 2018 at 7:46 am
Another, far earlier issue, is the family as a productive unit. As I live in Germany I am surrounded by millons of family-run businesses, meaning over generations & at least one other family member in the firm besides the owner. We don't really deal with this well, either, do we? For the German family Rothschild we go to 1744: https://www.britannica.com/topic/Rothschild-family
July 22, 2018 at 5:42 pm
I would include the unpaid work of women in nuclear families that do the housework (maid), raise the children (nanny) and make the meals (cook) and all the other chores that have to be done. Because this is "unpaid" work, it is considered not productive and never achieves GDP status; but I understand that the fees that banks charge customers for services is included in the GDP. It's still a man's world!
July 22, 2018 at 9:29 pm
Math matters. If maids were once "20% of all women in paying jobs" and it (the percentage) "shrank," you would need to know the base, too. That is, with the smaller percentages, was it that there were fewer actual domestic servants, or were there more (and more) women in all jobs, such that domestic (DS) divided by all women employed (AWE) times 100 equals percentage. Mark Twain knew all about statistics when he gave the definition of lies. The principle involved is: keeping the same top number (dividend) and grow the base (divisor) and you shrink the percentage number (quotient). Sorry to belabor, but economics and stats that deal with percentages (don't even mention Productivity calculations that rely on being in the same timeframe) can be a bit of a shell game.
July 23, 2018 at 8:36 am
Good point, Grayce, as we often have employment figures from differing data-bases with differing definitions. Having used California as my work base for much of my life, I know that illegals powered most of the home domestic workforce for many decades. So not only did these mostly females not have social security or health care, they weren't included in a work count. Others here have spoken of the domestic services provided by wives/girlfriends as well as kids. With so many home-based businesses today, I am sure that older relatives & friends fit into such modern "cottage industries" are unrecorded workers, as well. I love the effort involved in all of this, but it sure makes scientific discussions of work force a chancey activity, I think. If the work done is illegal in itself, there is yet another dimension.
July 23, 2018 at 3:11 am
I have no particular quarrels with anyone really. Of course, more precision should lead to more clarity and better questions and I look forward to a whole new curriculum of basic and advanced Economics. Women's labour of "love" defined as domestic division of labour has never been rewarded, neither has domestic violence and rape by their masters (legal or not) investigated properly even among female police officers. Pay inequalities globally are still "unexplainable". A look at the rise of right-wing extremism in the West (call it what you want) is and remains centred on immigrant labour that is disproportionately exploited, punished, imprisoned, denied access to basic education and housing or to basic health and safety, assigned to an eternal and increasing reserve army of labour, subject to deportation at any time, and the rest of it. I have repeated argued, taught and written that migrants (old or new) do act as a die that runs through the veins of such societies (the equivalent exists in the East, do not worry) to highlight internal conflicts within the mainstream. Involuntary migration arising from torture, imprisonment, famine, war, poverty, slave-sex labour, which I keep emphasising relates more specifically to the last few decades. It is the mother of all dies! This was and remains the case around each cycle of bust and boom. Our labour is either used to train, heal, please, or, in some way serve ( please just double check for yourselves the number of highly committed immigrant university teachers who remain untenured and without a pension after decades of unparalleled service with outstanding references compared to the natives or to those whose faces and behaviour fitted better a while ago). Or, as more recent ones, we are assigned to hell on earth as already mentioned. The first serious starting point of any scientific is to consider what is new and what is not and why.
July 23, 2018 at 8:51 pm
failure to account for women's work in the home remains a travesty only old white men could ignore. Someone needs to account for the growth of GDP as women entered the 'paid' labor market and McDonalds, fast food industry replaced unpaid unaccounted contribution to society as part of GDP … how much GDP has been inflated as women's contribution started being a significant part ..
how much was lost as PTA and other voluntary work declined?
August 1, 2018 at 12:08 am
Someone should calculate the number of women who die from excessive bleeding, or related childbirth problems, ranging from forced marriages to backstreet abortions, or from giving birth as they escaped and now escape from genocides and displacements.
Having said this, the only equality-inequality that remains now is between all exploited men and women. As will be the case for their children, for generations to come. The final victims are always the children. As teachers, we should treat our students like our children, unless we are "trapped" in some form of exploitation ourselves. Whether we are aware of it not, it will not matter in the end. The results will be exactly the same. We will be bringing up generations of social scientists for the next round of willy-nilly achievements and Noble price winners, condemning the vast majority to the same fate of their ancestors.
August 1, 2018 at 6:22 pm
Most marriages globally are forced in the sense that the partners are not the initiators or makers of the union. (Sorry, it is difficult for me to avoid "machen" (making) as it seems to appear in about every third sentence I hear in German.) Yet, life could be more tender if the adults around these kids were more supportive.


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Article Summary: Goa is a land known for its parties, secluded beaches and street foods. Being a blogger, I always get questions related to best options for street food in Goa or the best places to eat in Goa. So today with this article, I am going to share you the list of best and famous places & restaurants to eat in Goa.
Goan food and cuisines is a mix of local spices, foreign dishes and an exotic blend of sea options. Goa has been invaded by many invaders: first it was Portuguese then it was hippies and lately, it was invaded by travelers from round the globe. So it means that you will get a fusion of everything.
So let's now see where and what to eat in Goa?
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Cutlet Pao ( St. Cruz Church)
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And being one of the popular spots, you will find a lot of shops selling snacks on blue carts just adjacent to the church. These street food carts in Goa, are known for the variety of food options they provide. And one of the must try street food in Goa is Cutlet Pao.
This street delicacy is basically a bread layered with cabbage, salad, local Goan curry with a huge chunk of meat. Apart from Cutlet Pao, you may also try Fish chops and Beef Tongue roast.
Where to Eat: Umao's or Costa's
Address: St. Cruz Church (Near to the ground)
What to eat: Cutlet bread / Cutlet Pao(Rs. 60), Beef Tongue Roast (Rs. 50) and Fish Chops (Rs. 50)
D'Silva Fast Food (Miramar)
Miramar beach might not be the most visited beaches in Goa like Baga, Vagator and Calangute but it has something that most other beaches miss. And that is they don't have Mr. D'Silva. Mr. D'Silva is the owner of D'Silva Fast Food Centre and is known for its flavourful and juicy Choris Pav and Cutlet. This street food joint is also one of the best places to eat in Goa for a good beef chilly fry, pork chops and beef croquettes.
So if you are here then do visit this street food joint in north Goa.
Address: Dr Jack de Sequeira Rd, Miramar Beach, Panjim Goa
What to eat: Beef Cutlet (Rs. 50), Chicken Cutlet Bread (Rs. 60)
Dom Pedros (Margao)
Do you love exploring bakeries or you are looking for some Portuguese food in Goa?
If your answer is yes, then Dom Pedros can be one of the best & cheap street food joints in south Goa.
Like other local street food joints, this place is a heaven for food lovers. Located in Old Margao near to the central circle this bakery is famous for its Goan snacks. One of its highlights is Prawns Rissois. This prawn dish is primarily a Portuguese snack dish. However, this small local food joint in Goa is also very popular for its delicious Cheese cutlets, beef samosas, doughnuts and spring rolls.
Unfortunately, if you cannot visit Margao, then they have a secondary outlet in Vasco too.
Address: Pajifond, Margao
What to eat: Beef Samosas (Rs. 15), Prawn Rissois (Rs. 10)
Sandeep's Vada Pav (Ponda)
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Vada Pav is one of the best veg street food in Goa as well as in Mumbai. And trust me it tastes heaven.
And Sandeep's Cold Drinks is a famous name across Ponda for its delicious Vada Pav. Set up in the 80's, it has created a range of loyal foodies who loves visiting this small street food joint whenever they are in Goa. Located in Farmagudi just outside the Ganesha Temple, you will find a lot of students from GEC and PES college here. The mouth watering Vada pav is one of the cheap & best things to eat in Goa. You can just go to Farmagudi and ask anyone about Sandeep's stall and they will surely guide you there.
Address: Farmagudi, Ponda, Goa (near to Ganesha temple)
What to eat: Vada Pav
Chicken Cutlet Bread (Betalbatim)
Food is the first thing that Goan people loves and that is why you will find a lot of stalls in Goa serving different delicacies. Being a place known for its sea food, Goa is also known for some of its local chicken delicacies. And if you are looking for some chicken stuff, then chicken cutlet bread can be one of the best things to eat in Goa for your snacks
And if you are near to Betalbatim then you are at the right place. As here is a small eatery shop located just 100mtrs from Da Tita italian restaurant, serves amazing deep fried chicken as well as beef cutlet tucked inside Goan Poie bread with Goan sauce and salad.
Don't you think it's delicious and you should try this street food in Goa.
Address: Betalbatim (Near to Da Tita Italian Restaurant)
What to eat: Chicken & Beef Cutlet (Rs. 50)
Texeiras (Ribandar)
In this list of best street food in Goa or the famous & cheap places to eat in Goa the last spot goes to Texeira. Run by Mr. George Texeira, it a small street food joint in Rinadar (Goa) famous for its Beef chilly, Pork chops and Cutlet bread. All these items are served with a simple salad.
Address: Remedios Chapel, Ribandar
What to eat: Beef Chilly, Pork Chops & Cutlet Bread (Rs.70)
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Goan street food has lot of options to serve. This list tells you some of the best places to eat in Goa, however there are some other street food joints in Goa which are yet not mentioned.
So, If you have any other questions or want to add someplace in thiis list you can comment below or can message me on my Facebook and Instagram accounts.
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Wang Lin slapped his bag of holding as he pondered and a blue rose appeared in his hand.
This rose was extremely delicate and tender and gave off a blue light. The moment it was taken out, the blue light spread and gave off a sense of illusion.
A cold aura followed after the blue light and surrounded the area.
This cold aura gave off an unspeakable pride. Only those cultivators with their own domain could feel this pride with their origin soul.
A mortal only would feel their body become cold and feel like everything but the rose had disappeared for an instant.
However, in Wang Lin's eyes, apart from the pride, he also saw a figure appear. This figure was extremely beautiful but also extremely proud.
Looking at the blue rose, Wang Lin pondered a bit and placed it below the crown.
His eyes glowed and stared at the crown. The moment the crown touched the rose, the five jewels shined brightly. An invisible force flowed from the crown toward the rose.
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WEEKLY REPORT 23rd July 2016
"Stahlberger & Cupit"
Rye Cafe & Bar Division A
Balderton 151-4 leapfrog opponents Long Eaton 150-10 thanks to an unbeaten 50* from Luke Endley and a superb spell of 7-25 by Glenton Anric Stuurman, the homes sides Brett Scothern had earlier top scored with 75. Attenborough 303-5 consolidated top spot in the division when overcoming Hoveringham 145-10 with Byron Haycock 87, Ben Bhabra 76 and 3-53, Tom Murray 49, Pete Bhabra 3-22 & Andy Simkiss 3-35 all figuring during the match. Wollaton 296-4 thanks to Dave Barr 86* and M Iqbal 79 & 4-56 gained a winning draw away at Ellerslie 223-6 for whom John Wakeling remained unbeaten at the end with a fine 115*. Belvoir 105-7 cemented their mid table position with a three wicket home win over relegation threatened Gedling Colliery 104-10 as Greg Oldfield with 5-27 set up the win although they were made to dig deep as Rhys Hayes with 4-33 made it an exciting finale. David Pipes 79 & 4-42 once again shone for Collingham 208-6 as they returned home from Hyson Carrington CC 159-10 with maximum points
200 Degrees Coffee Division B
Only W Sheilds 31 showed any resilience as leaders Attenborough 95-10 were put to the sword by Shaun Stocks 5-36 and Eastwood ran out easy victors closing on 96-3. Steve James hit a gutsy 81 as Plumtree set a competitive total of 205-8 but Clifton 209-6 cruised home victors as P Macmillan 62 & A Hart 5-68 stole the limelight. Colin Cliff with 98 was the backbone for Thurgarton as they posted 212-10 bur Adam Peel 50 and Darren Wright 30 & 3-67 ensured victory for Calverton 214-7 to push the visitors deeper into relegation trouble. New signing Sheryar Aslam 140* & 5-73 again starred for Nott's Unity Casuals 229-8 as they defeated Hyson Green CC 226-7 who had R Iqbal 66 A Arshad 53, I Ul-Haq 5-53 & K Altaf 3-58 all in decent form. Zain Ramzan with 8-72 starred for Kimberley 180-10 as they came home victorious against Caythorpe 150-10.
Rothera Dowson Division C
Although Khalid Rehman hit 90* and Mark Spibey took 4-54 it was not enough to stave of defeat for Bramcote 195-8 as Kirkby Portland 196-4 strengthened their position at the summit thanks to Joe Caunt 82* & Jason Caunt 4-64. Dave Rimmer proved to be the match winner with 50 & 6-38 as Southwell 180-10 gained a 43 run home win over Gotham 137-10 for whom Jez Hale starred with the ball taking 5-51. Mark Sampson with 8-23 destroyed the Keyworth batting line up as they crumbled to 73 all out and Thrumpton ran out easy winners closing on 74-2. Alasdair Culpin with 5-58 was agonisingly close to helping Bottesford 170-10 to a vital win but Radcliffe on Trent 174-9 held on with Alex Sowter 66, Joe Wilcox 44, Josh Mills 4-43 & Todd Mill 3-29 helping the side's victory. Wollaton 172-10 overtake opponents Beeston & Toton Sycamore 154-10 thanks to 4-47 from Callum Brown.
Rex Gooding Division D
Gedling & Sherwood 172-4 maintain top spot with victory over Collingham 171-9 as all-rounder Akeel Muhammed stole the show with 41 & 4-31. Alex Sheriston top scored with 69 as West Bridgfordians 143-10 fell to a home defeat at the hands of high flying Hucknall 144-2 as Andy Carden 57 & George Buckthorpe 66 guided them home. Despite 51 from I Stone it was the 5-19 from Baz Bailey that ensured victory for Gedling Colliery 127-6 as they defeated visiting side Sutton Bonnington 124-10. Farndon 227-8 remain in touch with the leaders thanks to performances from Andrew Duckmanton 71* Ciaran Logue 5-17 & D Adwick 3-27 (hat trick) as they inflicted a heavy defeat upon Underwood 128-10. H Fenwick 53* & C Hogg 4-35 helped Hickling 168-5 to a home win over Ellerslie 120-10.
Trophy Master Division E
James Bateman 66, Harley Cox 48 & a Peter Debeljakovic hat-trick were the key performances for Bingham 236-8 in their victory over Eastwood 197-8 who themselves had fine displays from Dave Summers 61 and S Humphries 35 & 5-56. P Chadwick hit 50 as Belvoir were 170 all out and home side Ellerslie 171-4 were comfortable winners with C Mortimer 56*, D Sumner 39* 4-17. Jamie Newham 57 top scored for Lenton & Willoughby 161-10 but they fell to defeat as A Younis with 52* ensured victory for Nott's Unity Casuals 162-2. A superb 125 from Liam King helped Kirby Portland post a competitive total of 234-9 and with the number eleven batsman from East Bridgford 234-10 failing to bat due to illness the match ended in a tie. James Evans 50 and Jake Haring 35 & 3-49 both helped Newark R & M 187-7 to a fine away win over Basford Mill 184-10.
GB Bookkeeping Division F
A 57 from A Khan proved to be the match winning innings as Ruddington 145-3 came away with a victory over hosts Gotham 144-10. Burton Joyce 94-2 go top of the table after defeating former leaders East Leake 93-10 as James Lawson with 4-15 took the plaudits. Fiskerton 154-4 had Dave Newby 48, Dave Hedge 47 and Steve Collington 3-16 being the pick of the bowlers in their home win over Wymeswold 152-10. Whatton & Aslockton 182-7 shocked last week's table toppers Caythorpe 181-9 as the contributions from Ben Lambourne's 61* & 5-35 moves them out of the bottom two. Stuart Simpson 66*, Charlie Turlukowski 52, Martin Wilson 49 Stuart Simpson 4-45 & Fergus Ludlow 3-32 all figured for Caunton 304-9 in their home win over Kimberley 234-10 for whom Max Sugarman 63 and Luke Tantum 48 & 5-78 also gave fine displays.
BLCS Division G
Youngster Toby Lumb 4-28 bowled superbly but could not prevent Kinoulton 131-9 from falling to defeat as R Rhoades 4-27 helped West Bridgford Legion 141-10 to a narrow success. Flintham 168-2 gained an eight wicket home victory over Bottesford 165-3 as bowlers from both sides struggled to take wickets. Andy Tadd 105 & Dan Fellows 4-40 combined to help Ravenshead 214-9 to inflict a heavy defeat on Long Eaton 139-10 despite a fine 5-48 from Chris Pack. Sam Van de Schootbrugge with 51 secured victory for Beeston & Toton Sycamore 152-4 as they defeated Calverton 150-10. The trio of Aneil Potiwal 93, Ravi Digwa 53 & 4-18 and Fateh Landa (12 years old) 3-9 were all key figures for Young Lions 259-9 in the win over Lowdham who were skittled out for 66 in reply.
Central College Division H
Despite the best efforts of Colin McConnell 45* & 4-23 his Attenborough side 131-5 still fell to defeat as Muhammed Irshad hit 82* for Chilwell 133-4 in the home sides win. Chris Waite 103*, Geoff Burton 78 & Alex Burton (u13) 4-47 were the stand out performers for Gedling Colliery 240-4 in their home win over Southwell 171-10 who had Charlie Ogrizovic top scoring with 52. J Tranter 110, P Lambert 59 and E Tranter 5-27 all produced the goods as Balderton 276-3 crushed Keyworth 131-10. Lezaz Ul Hassan 58* and 6-17 from Sohail Sahil combined to give Gedling & Sherwood 99-2 the victory over Woodborough who were 96 all out earlier in the days play. Masood Kallis 93, Shafiq Dad 4-28 and Qaasim Khan 3-36 were all instrumental in the victory for Hyson Green CC 182-10 in the team's home win over Hucknall 158-10.
Carlton Car Centre Division J
Max Loveridge with 5-6 destroyed the Newark R&M batting line up bowling them out for just 35 and in reply West Bridgfordians were 36-3 when they claimed victory. Mike Cupit blasted 113* including six consecutive sixes as Hoveringham 145-2 crushed Bramcote 143-10. A spell of 4-26 from Richard Johnson helped Cotgrave 126-5 defeat Oxton 125-8. V Bhattla 58 and Steve McCullough 79* were in fine form as Clifton 243-7 were victorious over Thurgarton 209-7 for whom Ashkay Kumar top scored with 75. Stapleford 191-8 had Dwayne Buckley hitting 77 and Alan Pearson with 4-29 to thank in their home victory over Madni 129-10.
King Stone Products Division K
S Chowdhury 80, Naz Ali 79 & Malcolm Townroe 53* were all in free flowing batting form as Poplars 343-4 emphatically defeated Caythorpe 169-10. Carl Stahlberger with 91 from just 38 balls gave Ellerslie 131-3 a comfortable home win over Lenton & Willoughby 130-7. A spell of 6-14 from Zain Latif helped Wollaton 112-2 gain an impressive win away at Ruddington 111-10. Dre Forbes 122, Nick Proverbs 50 and 3-8 from Sam Charlton saw Thrumpton 327-5 to a comprehensive home victory over Basford Mill 118-10. League leaders Basford Old Boys 94-1 with Ady Cooper 50* and Donald McDuff 4-15 maintained their lead at the top of the table as they overcame home side Kimberley 93-10.
Oracle Property Finance Ltd Division L
Jack Goode 70*, John Curtis 70 & Alan Richardson 5-18 were all in great form as Farndon 236-5 crushed visitors Chilwell 76-10 in a one sided affair to maintain top spot. Martin Sugden carried his bat scoring 71* in Collingham's total of 128-10 but 53 from Andy Waddle guided Attenborough 131-6 to victory. Matt Thorley top scored for Underwood in their total of 145-10 as they fell to defeat in the local derby against Kirkby Portland 148-8 as Richard Crossland 4-29 and Jacob Drisscoll with 54* & 4-21 proved to be the match winning performance. Young bowler Quadeel Haider took 5-14 as Radcliffe on Trent 94-6 edged nervously to a four wicket win away at Lowdham 90-10.
Robert Whowell & Partners Division M
An excellent 84 from Paul Matthews proved to be in vain as Newark R & M fell to defeat as B Wass hit 61 for Old Dalby 144-4 proved too strong for the home side. Belvoir 123-1 were in fine form as Chris Beably 51, Mark Ebb 47*, Elliott Derby 4-17 & James Perkin 3-31 all combined in their away win over Wymeswold 119-10. East Bridgford 212-9 had a trio of performances from Gareth Carrol 60, Ed Buckley 42 & 3-22 and Anser Mehmood 4-15 all figuring in the win over Whatton & Aslockton 107-10. Nott's & Arnold 130-9 had Ben Francis top scoring with 40 and bowlers Will Pearson 4-23 & Yasil Samra 3-3 all starring in their away win over Hucknall 98-10. Josh Beavis 4-14 and Louis Hartland 47* helped Bingham 87-6 to a tense four wicket win away over Nottingham Deaf 86-10.
Sign Solutions Division N
Paul Mantle 70 & 3-24 along with Duane Simpson 54* helped Lambley 245-6 to a comfortable home win over Keyworth 125-6. Tom Godfrey hit 57 as West Bridgfordians 144-7 gained a thrilling win with four ball to spare when defeating Ellerslie 142-9. Raj Shandilya 51 and 4-30 from John Marks both starred for West Bridgford Legion 135-6 in their home over Beeston & Toton Sycamore 94-10. Fiskerton 211-7 controlled affairs thanks to Greg Butler 50*, Dan Sang 47 and Rob Turner 4-24 in the away win over Burton Joyce 101-10


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"Keep Walking Lebanon" has been a living mantra for all the Lebanese who are trying to accomplish themselves in this country. Since art always has the power to inspire and change perceptions and history of countries, Johnnie Walker, for the first time, has given university students majoring in arts the chance to express themselves and inspire Lebanon with their creative ideas reflecting the mantra of "Keep Walking Lebanon".
In October, Johnnie Walker launched a competition where students from different universities were asked to come up with an idea, reflecting their own interpretation of "Keep Walking Lebanon". Out of all applications received, 40 projects were shortlisted and presented to a panel of esteemed judges from different fields. Fourteen of these projects were then chosen to be mentored by these four esteemed judges and featured in the first of its kind "Keep Walking Lebanon" exhibition at KED on the 7th, 8th and 9th of February.
This week, we're covering the works of participants that were mentored by Bechara Mouzannar and Wissam Smayra, who have guided students to create projects that range from short films to a multisensory installation.
I Am Philippe Bustros – Perla Khairallah
Unbreakable Thread – Zalfa Louise Abou Charaf
The Route 961 – Yasmine Saad and Lama Saleme
Resilience Through Dabkeh – Patrick Hajj


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Hello TI E2E Community,
We have updated our prior post of "Diagnosing Common Development Problems and Tips & Info for TM4C Devices" with some new information and improved formatting. Due to the nature of this FAQ thread, we will be locking it from comments to keep the information streamlined and so we can add further content to the first page as needed.
This post will have an FAQ section and a general information section.
Frequently Asked Questions
1) Certain GPIO Ports are Not Working
Affected GPIO Ports for TM4C123x Devices:
Affected GPIO Ports for TM4C129x Devices:
Solution: The Port Pins C0-3, D7 and F0/E7 are locked pins for specific functionality of JTAG, NMI and NMI respectively. To use them in GPIO or any other function they need to be unlocked and commit register be set. The following example function shows how to unlock and commit the Pins "before" calling any GPIO Pin Configuration Function.
Note: With the release of TivaWare Version 22.214.171.1245, an API has been added to DriverLib to address this need: GPIOUnlockPin
An example of proper API usage would be:
GPIOUnlockPin(GPIO_PORTF_BASE, GPIO_PIN_0);
Former method for older TivaWare Versions:
Step 1) Include Header files:
#include "inc/hw_types.h"
#include "inc/hw_gpio.h"
#include "inc/hw_memmap.h"
Step 2) Use the following code based on the required port and target device
TM4C123x Devices
TM4C129x Devices
2) EK-TM4C123GXL Only: Issues with GPIO's PD0/PD1 or PB6/PB7
Observed Issue: One or more of PD0, PD1, PB6, and/or PB7 are exhibited unexpected behavior.
Solution: The EK-TM4C123GXL has a pair of zero ohm resistors populated which tie together: PD0 with PB6, and PD1 with PB7. These resistors are used only to support the Airmouse example that works in conjunction with the BOOSTXL-SENSHUB BoosterPack. They can be removed to allow the GPIO to operate independently as long as that example is not being currently used.
3) Code goes to FaultISR
Case 1: After enabling a peripheral, the program goes into FaultISR
Solution: The Enable Function writes to the SYSCTL.RCGCxxx Register for the xxx Peripheral. It takes 5 System Clock Cycles after which the peripheral will be addressable. It is advised to put a delay or even better get the Status of Ready from the Peripheral. The following code does the latter:
Case 2: FaultISR is entered during normal program execution
Typical Root Cause: Fault ISR means that the CPU has hit a condition either internally or externally (w.r.t peripherals) that it cannot resolve.
1. The Registers that need to be checked to begin analysis are the NVIC_FAULTSTAT and NVIC_FAULTADDR registers at absolute address 0xE000ED28 and 0xE000ED38.
2. Precise Bus Fault in NVIC_FAULTSTAT would mean that the address of Faulting location is captured in NVIC_FAULTADDR
3. Similarly every fault type mentioned has a cause associated to it, some being easy to diagnose and some being difficult to diagnose. In order to diagnose faults, refer to the following document that covers the different Fault Types: http://www.ti.com/lit/spma043
4. If a solution is not found after consulting SPMA043, post on E2E with details including the Fault Type and what steps have been taken to try and resolve the issue.
4) ROM boot loader is not working on custom TM4C129x board
Issue: Trying to invoke the ROM boot loader does not work as expected even with identical software being used from evaluating on EK-TM4C1294XL LaunchPad
Likely Root Cause: Errata Item ETH#03: http://www.ti.com/lit/spmz850
Solution: As per the data sheet the acceptable practice for Ethernet PHY enabled parts is a no connect (NC) to the RBIAS pin if on-chip PHY is not used. However the ROM Boot Loaders enable the Ethernet PHY when the Flash is erased for Ethernet PHY parts which causes the ROM Boot Loader to fail. Also if a 25MHz crystal is used without RBIAS resistor, then JTAG may not work.
A RBIAS resistor is required even if the application does not require the Ethernet PHY. In this case, a 4.7KOhm 10% tolerance resistor can be used in place of 4.87KOhm 1% tolerance resistor between the RBIAS pin and GND.
5) TM4C device does not enumerate in Windows 7/8/10 properly OR the Windows Device Drivers are not properly signed
Root Cause: The USB drivers for Windows are not up-to-date
Solution: Install the latest USB drivers from the following download: http://www.ti.com/tool/download/SW-TM4C
Note: For Windows 10 with TivaWare 2.1.4 or older, the USB Composite Device example project, usb_dev_cserial, was not functional. This issue has been resolved with TivaWare 184.108.40.2065. Also, a single port USB CDC device example was provided as well, usb_dev_cdcserial.
6) JTAG is not connecting on my custom TM4C board
Resource to review: TM4C JTAG Guide http://www.ti.com/lit/spma075
General Information
1) How to apply to use TI's USB VID and PID
TI allows reuse of TI's USB Vendor Identification Number (VID) and use of TI's assigned USB Product Identification Numbers (PID) under specific conditions. You can find the licensing terms in the link below.
The VID:PID application is now online and can be found at the following link.
Please fill out the application and read the licensing terms in detail.
2) Windows ICDI Drivers Download
The latest Windows ICDI drivers can be downloaded from: http://www.ti.com/tool/stellaris_icdi_drivers
3) Device Unlock can be executed with the XDS100v2 and XDS200 Debug along with CCS Uniflash.
For details on how to do this, see Section 5.3.2 of our TM4C JTAG Guide: http://www.ti.com/lit/spma075
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Ralph Jacobi
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Watch Our Gala Fund-A-Need Video
Tenth Annual Celebration of Life Gala 'Masquerade Ball' Proves Another Success
The Village at Marymount's 10th Celebration of Life Gala, held September 20 at the Holiday Inn Cleveland South-Independence, was another rousing success, highlighted by the Fund-A-Need request to help our nurses continue their educations through our scholarship program. Part of the Fund-A-Need fun was the Return of the Yeti cooler, which was presented by Darth Vader to the last Fund-A-Need bidder in a fun-filled "competition." Greg Kurtz was the winning bidder and took home the cooler and two travel mugs, donated by North Coast Auto Restoration and Mr. Steve Frangos.
The Village at Marymount extends its sincere thanks and appreciation to honorary co-chairs, David Doll and Shawn Riley, and to Creative HealthCare Consulting Inc., for being the Presenting Sponsor. Appreciation and thanks also are extended to all of our sponsors, donors, and companies who provided items to the Live and Silent Auctions, and the raffle, and to our Celebration of Life Gala Committee.
Please watch our website for details about our 2020 Celebration of Life Gala!
About The Village at Marymount
In the Franciscan spirit of valuing the gift of life in all its transitions, our mission is to provide an environment of Compassion, Competence, and the Celebration of Life to all entrusted to this community of care. The Village at Marymount, was founded by the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis, and offers a continuing care community located on the Marymount Intergenerational Campus, 5200 Marymount Village Drive in Garfield Heights.
The Village is composed of Marymount Place, a three-story inviting facility with 104 suites, offering assisted living services; and Villa St. Joseph, opened in 2007 consisting of 142 suites offering skilled and intermediate nursing care, short-term rehabilitation; Memory Care neighborhoods; and palliative and hospice care.
Thank you to the following list of generous 2019 sponsors!
Presenting Sponsor
Creative HealthCare Consulting Inc.
Diamond Sponsors
Carole and Anthony Coury
Platinum Sponsors
Cleveland Clinic
The Fedeli Group
The Kurtz Foundation Inc.
Gold Sponsors
Mr. Greg & Mrs. Lyn Kurtz
Silver Sponsors
McDonald Hopkins
Medical Mutual
Sisters of St. Joseph of the Third Order of St. Francis
Mr. Don & Mrs. Pam Washkewicz
Bronze Sponsors
Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc.
Citi Electric
The Deliberato Law Center & Golubski Deliberato Funeral Home
DiGeronimo Companies
Mr. David & Mrs. Karen Doll
HW & Co.
Mr. Brad & Mrs. Leah Knapp
Mr. Dale and Mrs. Dolores Lytkowski
The MPB Charitable Foundation
Mr. Joe Scaminace
Friend of SSJ-TOSF Sponsors
Bonezzi Switzer Polito & Hupp LPA
Delta Health Care Consultants
Mr. Jeffrey A. & Mrs. Patricia Hajma
KAZ Company
Mr. Scott & Mrs. Carol Kenney
Gorman-Lavelle Corporation
Mr. Richard & Mrs. Christine Schulte
Mr. Don H. Smith
Table Sponsors
Mr. Joe & Mrs. Karen Fornal
Hospice of the Western Reserve
Dr. Terence & Mrs. Joyce Isakov
Mr. Marc & Mrs. Lisa Kotora
Legg Mason
Mr. Jeff & Mrs. Janice Myers
Pleasant Lake Villa
Roetzel & Andress
Trinity High School
Mr. Gary & Mrs. Betty Walczak
Yours Truly Restaurants/The Shibley Family
Yeti Cooler
North Coast Auto Restoration / Mr. Steve & Mrs. Liz Pencak-Frangos
Hors D'oeuvres
U.S. Food Service
Highlights of 2019 Celebration of Life Gala
Guests of the 2019 Celebration of Life Gala were entertained by the Abe LaMarca Band, which played many original and classic tunes. Guests donated generously to help support The Village at Marymount's continuing education fund for nursing scholarships.
Marymount Health Care Systems
Board of Trustees
Joseph DeRosa, Chair
Matthew P. LoPiccolo, Vice Chair
Dale Lytkowski, Treasurer
Carol Kenney, Secretary
Sister Jean Ehasz
Nicholas Fedeli
Sister Betty Gulick
Gerald P. Jarzabek
Bradley R. Knapp
Sister Anne Marie Luberda
Father Ted Marszal
Shawn Riley
David Vitatoe
Jeffry A. Myers, Ex-Officio
Daniel Napierkowski, MD, Ex-Officio
Sister Marjorie White, Ex-Officio
2019 Celebration of Life Gala
Committee Members & Volunteers
David A. Doll and Shawn Riley, Honorary Chairs 2019
Jay and Lanee Lucarelli, Honorary Chairs 2018
Greg and Lyn Kurtz, Honorary Chairs 2017
Mary and John Stamler, Honorary Chairs 2016
Marc R. Kotora, Honorary Chair 2015
Donald E. Washkewicz, Honorary Chair 2014
Bishop Roger Gries, OSB, Honoree 2013
2013 Honorary Chair Committee:
Anthony M. Coury
Umberto Fedeli
Jim Filicko
Sister Mary Alice Jarosz
Matthew P. LoPiccolo
Tony Panzica
Joseph Scaminace
Donald E. Washkewicz
Sister Marjorie White
Jim Filicko, Honorary Chair 2012
Joseph Scaminace, Honorary Chair 2011
Dolores Kurtz, Honorary Chair 2010
Mary Bednar
Megan Best
Jennifer Branche
Jeanne Collova
Anthony M. Coury
Carole Coury
Milesa Davis
Kim Fedor
Lynne Filicko
Michelle Fontanet
Liz Pencak-Frangos
Donna Galbraith
Dave Hathaway
Ron Hollowell
Peggy Jakabcic
Sister Mary Alice Jarosz
Sean Kenny
Sally Kurowski
Bill Lemanowicz
Becky Manelski
Rashaun McDougal
Chris Meinke
Brenda Milanczuk
Ruth Misischia
Jeffry A. Myers
Suzanne Nall
Donna Noble
Alison & Chip Ottman
Nancy Recko
Monica Rossi
Mark Schwind
Barry Sherwin
Mary Shively
Rosanne Shovlin
Melinda Smith
Len & Mary Tetlak
The Village at Marymount
Board of Directors
Joseph Fornal, Chair
Christine Shibley, Vice Chair
Don H. Smith, Treasurer
Sister Anne Marie Luberda, Secretary
Sister Jean Ehasz
Jim Garnek
Sister Joyce Hollkamp
William D. Keckan
Krista Matlock
Frederic W. Misischia
Christine Schulte
Terence J. Uhl
Sister Marjorie White, Ex-Officio
Jeffry A. Myers, Ex-Officio
Daniel Napierkowski, MD, Ex-Officio


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From its consistent contemporary design inside and out, to the location which presents phenomenal 180 degree views over the township, lake and mountain ranges, its top of the line equipment to every facility you would need for a crème de la crème vacation in Queenstown.
Stelvio boasts four bedrooms plus a comfortable nanny's quarters – all taking advantage of the world renowned views. The master bedroom is private and heavenly with a walk in wardrobe and shower room, separate glass room for the toilet and bath to create serene moment amongst the breath-taking sights, a large private balcony and yoga platform.
The main living area has a fabulous open flow between the chef's kitchen, the two seating areas and dining space – possessing the ultimate in luxury furnishings and art. This then leads onto an alfresco area, which is an entertainers dream with a large sunken fire pit, spa and fully equipped outdoor kitchen – all with sensational views to assist with the enjoyment of your awarding Central Otago wine.
Facilities also include a cinema room, bar, gym, games room, office, drying room, elevator and 6 car garage.
5 night minimum stay over Christmas and New Year
Note the 'from' price reflects the minimum number of guests at low season.
Bed Configuration
Master bedroom: King bed with ensuite bathroom including stand-alone rain shower & bathtub, dual vanity, walk-in closet, dressing room, private balcony with outdoor seating area & yoga platform
Bedroom 2: Queen bed with separate bathroom
Bedroom 3: King bed with en-suite bathroom
Bedroom 4: Split King with en-suite bathroom
Bedroom 5: Self contained unit with king bed, en-suite bathroom, kitchenette & living area.
Features & Amenities
- Hot Tub
- Gym
- Cinema/media room
- Wi-Fi
- Private Garden
- Indoor & Outdoor Fires
- Office/study
- Patio/Deck/Terrace
- Balcony
- Outdoor Seating
- Bar
- Snooker/Pool table
- Kitchen
- Lounge
- Laundry Facilities
- Coffee Machine
- Heating
- Underfloor Heating
- Garage Parking
- Central Location
- Lake & Mountain Views
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Gourmet breakfast provisions
Fresh flowers, fruit bowl & bottled water
Selection of magazines
Daily servicing (linen change every third day)
Premium bathroom amenities
Robes & slippers
Personal concierge service
Guest Orientation
Chef prepared breakfast, lunch, pre-dinner drinks & canapes and dinner
Champagne & cheese platter upon arrival
Beverage allowance
Fresh flowers, fruit bowl & bottled water
Selection of magazines
Robes & slippers
Daily servicing (with linen change every third day)
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Following up on the very intriguing and strange Egyptian League drama; turns out that the Oka and Ortega video posted yesterday by Pyramids FC official Facebook account is fake, after all.
As already covered; former Al Ahly Al Masry and Al Ahly Al Saudi player Abdallah Al-Saeid made a sudden move to Pyramids FC, on Friday, January 4th. The day of the highly anticipated Pyramids FC game against Al Ahly Al Masry. It's worth mentioning that the gamed ended 2-1 for PFC with Al-Saeid scoring the winning goal and assisting the first.
More than anything else, the way the transfer was announced seemed very shady. Why? Well, a video featuring Oka, Ortega and Abdallah Al-Saeid was posted by PFC. Where the famous Shaaby singers sang one of their very popular songs 'Elaab Yala'.
However, the lyrics of the song were clearly changed to fit PFC's new signing Al-Saeid. Obviously, Al Ahly fans did not take this well from Al-Saeid nor Oka and Ortega. And the singers ended up being attacked on social media.
Long story short, it turns out that the whole video and song were fake. The singers confirmed on their Instagram account that this version of the song was originally remade a while back for Al Ahly. The team which the singers actually support.
What really happened was that PFC cut up the song as the rest of it was mentioning the names of more Al Ahly players, such as Ahmed Fathy. And only left the part with Al-Saeid's name. Making the song seem like it was created exclusively for PFC's Al-Saeid signing.
Well, that's for the song. How did they explain the video, may you ask? The singers also highlighted a comment they received on their post, where someone stressed that the couple did shoot a video for PFC's founder and funder Torky Al-Sheikh. However, the video they shot with the same song was made for a harmless PlayStation championship.
The PFC video editor took parts of the video shoot, inserted some snaps of Al-Saeid, cut up the song, and there you have it! It was perfectly fitting for the occasion. Even the singers were impressed by the editing skills that made them look like traitors to their beloved club. As everyone thought.
Oka and Ortega posted the original song remake they created for Al Ahly so everyone would believe them.
Have you seen the video? Great manipulative editing skills to be honest! What do you guys think about this strange football drama?


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President Goodluck Jonathan today set up a three-member administrative panel to commence a full blown investigation into transactions involving the purchase of two BMW bullet proof cars at the cost of N225 million by the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
Special Adviser too the president on media and publicity, Dr. Reuben Abati who disclosed this to State House Correspondents immediately after the Federal Executive Council (FEC) meeting in Aso Rock presidential villa said the three member committee which is chaired by former head of service, Alhaji Isa Sale has two weeks to submit its report to him.
Other members of the committee include the National Security Adviser (NSA), Col. Sambo Dasuki (rtd) and Air Vice Marshal Dick Iruenaberi (rtd). The NSA's office is to act as secretariat for the panel.
Abati noted that President Jonathan directed that no stone should be left unturned in the probe of the controversial purchase of the armoured vehicles.
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Paris, Louis XVI period, c. 1780
Ormolu-mounted chromatic siberian jasper
H. 35 cm, W. 21 cm
These two rare vases were carved from a single block of jasper, an earthy brown variety of chalcedony with large orange spots, which probably came from quarries in Siberia. The vases are fitted with finely chased ormolu mounts made up of a lower section of stylised foliage, handles modelled as two intertwined serpents, chains, geometrical openwork friezes that enable the vases to be used as potpourris, and, finally, foliate covers topped with a bouquet of seeds. The gadrooned gilt-bronze pedestals stand on quadrangular jasper plinths that in their turn rest on black marble bases. These pieces are typical of the kind of rare marble or semiprecious stone vases that major Parisian collectors imported at vast cost from all over Europe in the last twenty-five years of the eighteenth century.
Along with Egyptian porphyry, agate, and fine marbles such as verde antique, serpentine, and yellow Siena, jasper was one of the stones most highly prized by collectors. In the grand tradition of the marchands merciers, the most beautiful pieces were set in ormolu mounts made by the most highly skilled Parisian bronzeurs of the time. Eighteenth-century auction catalogues classified this stone into different categories, notably spotted or striped jasper. The information provided during these auctions also reveals the richness and preciousness of the Neoclassical settings, often associated with the work of Pierre Gouthière (1732–1813) or Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1751–1843). These sales also provide us with descriptions of objects bearing a close resemblance to the present pair of vases, notably the two sold for 634 livres, an exceptional sum for the time, at the sale of Randon de Boisset's collection in 1777: "Bloodstone. Two pretty vases in the shape of eggcups; their bases are carved from a solid piece, with very light handles made of two intertwined serpents, small toruses and gilt-bronze plinths in matt gold with a double plinth of the same jasper. Height: 3 inches, 4 lines." [Jaspe sanguin. Deux jolis vases, forme de coquetier; leurs pieds pris dans la masse, garnis de très légères anses à deux serpents entrelacés, de petits tores et plinthe de bronze doré en or mat avec double plinthe de même jaspe. Hauteur 3 pouces 4 lignes.] Two other vases mentioned in the sale of the famous dealer Lebrun in April of 1791 confirm the use of Siberian jasper in objects of decorative art in Paris at this time: "Siberian jasper, carved by Glachan. Two vases of green and red striped jasper; they have serpents handles carved in the piece; the fractures and distortions in this stone were used beautifully as decoration." [Jaspe de Sibérie, sculpté par Glachan. Deux vases de jaspe rubané, vert et rouge; ils sont à anses de serpents prises dans la masse: on a tiré le meilleur parti des accidents de cette pierre pour les décorer.]
To decorate these vases, particularly the intertwined serpents, the bronzeur drew freely on projects by Parisian artists of his period, notably on a drawing by the founder Jean-Louis Prieur which displays a similar treatment of the handles; the design was made for the Polish market and is now preserved in Warsaw. Compositions similar to the serpent handles appear on a few other rare pieces made in France or Russia, notably a pair of petrified wood vases now in the Musée Nissim de Camondo, Paris (illus. in Kjellberg 2000, p. 145); on a second pair of Ural jasper vases from the collections of the Russian imperial house and exhibited at the Pavlovsk Palace (illus. in Kuchumov 1975, p. 204); and on a pair of jasper bowls formerly in the collection of Baroness Edouard de Rothschild (Christie's Paris, 21 June 2006, lot 129).
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Kjellberg, Pierre. Objets montés: du Moyen Âge à nos jours. Paris, 2000.
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Kuchumov, Anatolii Mikhailovich. Pavlovsk Palace and Park: Country Residence of the Russian Imperial Family. Leningrad, 1975.
Two figures of the series of the "Cris de Paris" mounted as three-branch candelabra
A pair of seated Chinese figures mounted in gilt bronze as candelabra
Workshop of Werner & Mieth, Berlin A neoclassical gilt bronze and crystal chandelier
Joseph Coteau (1740-1801; maître in 1778) and Robert Robin (1741-1799) Table regulator with equation of time and remontoire, Paris, Louis XVI period, dated 1778
Johann Joachim Kaendler (1706 - 1775) A gilt-bronze pendulum clock with two Meissen parrots. Porcelain, models by Johann Joachim Kaendler, prior to 1740 and 1741. Manufacture and decoration, Meissen, c. 1742-45. Clock case, France, Louis XV period, c. 1750. Dial and movement signed 'Bellard Amarseille'
A pair of ormolu-mounted red lacquer potpourri vases with swan handles


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DRUG TROUGH LEVELS AND ANTIDRUG ANTIBODIES IN NONSELECTED ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS PATIENTS USING SELF-INJECTED ANTITNF DRUGSAbstract: OP0024
Authors: J. Hiltunen1, P. Parmanne1, T. Sokka-Isler2, T. Lamberg3, O. Kaipiainen-Seppänen4, P. Isomäki5, M. Kauppi6, L. Pirilä7, T. Uutela8, R. Tuompo1, H. Relas1, T. Yli-Kerttula9, H. Valleala1, M. Romu1, T. Rannio2, K. Paalanen2, A. Juha2, P. Ekman9, K. Tadesse1, J. Borodina2, P. Elfving4, R. Peltomaa1, M. Leirisalo-repo1, H. Kautiainen10, S. Jokiranta11, K. K. Eklund12,*
1Rheumatology, Helsinki University Hospital, Helsinki , 2Rheumatology, Central Finland Central Hospital, Jyväskylä, 3Immunobiology, United Medix Laboratories Ltd, Helsinki, 4Rheumatology, Kuopio University Hospital, Kuopio, 5Rheumatology, Tampere University Hospital, Tampere, 6Rheumatology, Päijät-Hämeen Central Hospital, Helsinki, 7Rheumatology, Turku University Hospital, Turku, 8Rheumatology, Central Hospital of Lapland, Rovaniemi, 9Rheumatology, Satakunta Central Hospital, Pori, 10Unit of Primary Health Care, Helsinki University Central Hospital, 11Research Programs Unit, Immunobiology, Helsinki University, 12Rheumatology, Helsinki University Central Hospital, Helsinki, Finland
Immunization to biological drugs can reduce the treatment efficacy and increase the risk of adverse events.
To determine the drug trough concentrations and anti-drug antibody (ADAb) levels of self-injected TNF-inhibitors, in non-selected patients with ankylosing spondylitis (AS) attending the rheumatological outpatient clinic, and to study the patient related factors affecting the immunization to antiTNF drugs.
A total of 313 patients with AS were recruited. A blood sample, taken 1-2 days prior to next drug injection, was obtained from 273 patients. Trough concentration of the anti-TNF drugs were measured with capture-ELISA (Promonitor EIA, Progenica), the levels of ADAb with radioimmunoassay (Sanquin Laboratories, The Netherlands), and the serum TNF-blocking capacity by using an in-house reporter gene assay. The clinical activity of AS was assessed using the Bath AS Disease Activity Index (BASDAI), the Bath AS Functional Index (BASFI), and the Maastricht AS Entheses Score (MASES).
ADAbs were observed in 21 % of patients on adalimumab (n=99), in 0 % of those on etanercept (n=83), in 3 % of those on golimumab (n=79) and in 50% of those on certolizumab pegol (n=12). The BASDAI in ADAb positive patients was 1.4 (sd 1.4) and in the ADAb negative patients 2.0 (sd 1.8 p=0.060). Factors affecting the immunization to biological drug could be further analyzed in patients using adalimumab. Trough drug concentrations of adalimumab correlated with the presence of ADAb (r=-0.54, rp<e;0.0001). In adalimumab users higher BMI was associated with the presence ADAb (p=0.019, adjusted for gender, age, and the time of biological use). Of patients who used methotrexate (MTX) 12% were ADAb positive and of those who did not use MTX 28% were ADAb positive (p= 0.048 adjusted for gender, age, weight, and the time of biological use). The use of sulphasalazine was not associated with lower number of ADAb positive patients. Of adalimumab users with ADAb+ the mean BASDAI was 1.2 (sd 1.4) and of those without ADAb 1.9 (sd 1.9) (p=0.091). Of adalimumab users the drug concentration was in the target range (5-10 mg/l) in only 33% of patients.
The disease activity of AS patients using self injected antiTNF drugs was low. The immunization to adalimumab was relatively common in nonselected AS patient population. However, no clear association was observed between the presense of ADAb and the disease activity.
The study was financially supported by Pfizer
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J. Hiltunen: None declared, P. Parmanne: None declared, T. Sokka-Isler: None declared, T. Lamberg: None declared, O. Kaipiainen-Seppänen: None declared, P. Isomäki: None declared, M. Kauppi: None declared, L. Pirilä: None declared, T. Uutela: None declared, R. Tuompo: None declared, H. Relas: None declared, T. Yli-Kerttula: None declared, H. Valleala: None declared, M. Romu: None declared, T. Rannio: None declared, K. Paalanen: None declared, A. Juha: None declared, P. Ekman: None declared, K. Tadesse: None declared, J. Borodina: None declared, P. Elfving: None declared, R. Peltomaa: None declared, M. Leirisalo-repo: None declared, H. Kautiainen: None declared, S. Jokiranta: None declared, K. Eklund Grant/research support from: Pfizer has supported the study financially, Consultant for: Advisory board meetings BMS, MSD, Pfizer, Abbvie,, Speakers bureau: Lectures: BMS, Roche, Pfizer, Novartis
DOI: 10.1136/annrheumdis-2017-eular.5342
Differences in immunogenicity of available self-injected anti-TNF drugs might be used as selling arguments in the commercially competitive market. However, while associations between the appearance of anti-drug antibodies, its potential prevention with methotrexate-comedication and response to treatment have been shown in some studies, causality has not been proven. This seems particularly important in ankylosing spondylitis, where addition of methotrexate has not been shown to improve clinical response to anti-TNF agents, as recently confirmed in the SCQM cohort. In the latter study, only drug retention of infliximab was shown to be longer in the presence of methotrexate, provided that patients were non-smokers. The current abstract confirms that the appearance of anti-drug antibodies is lower in patients treated with etanercept and golimumab in comparison to adalimumab and certolizumab pegol. The proportion of patients with anti-adalimumab antibodies was lower in patients on methotrexate, but not sulfasalazine. However, the presence of anti-adalimumab antibodies was not associated with a higher disease activity, indicating that the use of anti-drug antibody assays is rarely useful in clinical practice, particularly as antibody detection is strongly influenced by the type of assay used (as presented in abstract OP0025)
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Dr Chaand Nagpaul explains the buzz he gets from medical politics
No GP working in the NHS is immune from the impact of medical politics. We all work in a system run by the government of the day, implemented nationally and locally, which determines the way we work, our terms and conditions, and our pay right through to influencing our clinical behaviour such as via NICE guidance, the national service frameworks or the nGMS quality framework.
Entering medical politics is usually a result of feeling compelled to say or do something about the system we work in or the wish to represent the interests of fellow GPs.
For myself, I was introduced to medical politics as a GP trainee in 1989, on the eve of the 1990 GP contract, when my trainer took me to a Pulse new contract roadshow with a packed audience of indignant GPs witnessing health minister David Mellor espousing the Government's vision for general practice.
This was a turbulent time, when the profession rejected this new contract, which was subsequently imposed upon us by the then Secretary of State, Kenneth Clarke. The 1990 contract undermined many of the patient-centred values that attracted me to be a GP, and made me want to become involved in medical politics.
Immediately upon joining a partnership the same year, an LMC vacancy arose, and I put my name forward and entered the world of local politics which largely involved trying to ensure adequate and equitable funding for GP surgeries in an environment of patronage and arbitrary decision making.
I was opposed to the Government's proposals introducing a market in health care, which also divided GPs via the fundholding scheme, and consequent two-tierism for patients. This propelled me to give a maiden speech at the annual LMC conference denouncing the internal market, which took me by surprise by receiving resounding applause and media coverage.
This resulted in a knock-on effect of further features and articles in the GP press, and letters published in national broadsheets. I helped develop GP commissioning, an alternative to the fundholding model, which also received much media publicity, and highlighted one of the oft-ignored successes of medical politics that you can actually achieve change. So I became a medicopolitician really by accident rather than design, and formalised my involvement when I was elected on to the GPC in 1995.
The time commitment in medical politics can vary enormously. For example, being an LMC member may involve as little as one meeting every two months, yet my involvement in GPC and PCT work takes up two to three sessions per week.
A logistical challenge is that meetings are often erratically scheduled and it may be difficult to designate a particular half-day every week. GPs working in practices need to consider the effect of being absent on partners if they need to cover for you they should be recompensed accordingly.
Alternatively, you can protect partners from additional workload by ensuring your work is adequately covered by locums. However, partners should acknowledge that a partner involved in medical politics can benefit the practice significantly by it being up to date in health policy awareness and better positioned to develop proactively.
Medical politics is rarely lucrative although you should try to ensure you are at least fully compensated for your time away from the practice, or if you are a freelance non-principal that you receive your potential lost income. There may nevertheless be hidden unrecompensed work such as reading agenda papers or responding to e-mails.
Medial politics like all politics offers little security of tenure, usually requiring periodic re-election or re-appointment. Indeed each July for the past 10 years I have had to endure the annual anxiety of standing for re-election to the GPC.
Some mistakenly believe that medical politics is somehow divorced from clinical practice. On the contrary, my main drive to be involved in the LMC and GPC has been my experience of being frustrated and constrained by the system we work in and wanting to do something about it.
And far from medicopolitics being all about talking shops, there have been key successes both locally and nationally such as the out-of-hours opt-out, which has transformed GPs' work/life balance.
And even where you don't succeed, at least you can have a clear conscience that you voiced your concerns, and moreover it can be an invaluable cathartic outlet when faced at times with maddening political policy!
In summary, if you have strong views about the NHS, or want to change local or national health policy, or if you want to protect the interest of your peers and the profession, then get involved you have the makings of a medical politician.
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30 kWp photovoltaic installation on flat sheet.
The structure of the 100 % aluminum 6060 alloy.
Warning: aluminum structure expands approx 1mm / 1ml and needed a fixed point and next ones mobile points ! Otherwise aluminum structure will have high pressure on just fixed joints.
The grip of the steel structure is designed to anchor the wooden or metal under structure of the roof.
Connection to the flat sheet is insulated with UV and high temperatures resistant EPDM elastomer.
The distance between the flat sheet and photovoltaic panels used to vent. Summer temperature is over 50 degrees celsius under the photovoltaic panels.
For the same reason of high temperature beneath the photovoltaic panels, the cooper solar cables are special covered with vulcanized rubber, to resist temperature till 120 degree Celsius and the high variances between night and day.
The photovoltaic panels are fixed to the aluminium frame by special clips .


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Last weekend, I found a 1950-ties Leica IIIf Red Dial Self Timer in a store in Münster for a good price. Functions seemed ok, the collapsible f/3.5 5 cm Elmar is coated and hasn't a single scratch. And if it's a russian imitation, it's good one …
Still, all was not well.
The leatherette was brittle and flaked away under the lensmount. That place was a sore spot on an otherwise shiny new thing! So I ordered a new covering from Cameraleather.com, in a daring mood, I chose grey Griptac material. It arrived this evening and wasn't so hair-raising to apply as I had feared. The result is a rad piece of man jewellery, it even doubles as a grey card in photos shot with another camera, as this comparison with my Kodak grey cap shows:
Tags: Leica, Shiny things