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Sermon preached by the Reverend Nicholas Lang
St. Paul's on the Green, Norwalk, CT
The Third Sunday of Advent — December 13, 2015
Zephaniah 3:14-20; Philipians 4:4-7; Luke 3:7-18
All decked out in shades of rosy pink we are today. The third Sunday of Advent has traditionally been a day for lightening up a bit, especially in the past when this season had more of a penitential flavor and purple vestments were worn. The change of color was a way of lifting the somberness in the wake of the fast approaching feast of Christmas.
We light a pink candle on the Advent wreath and, although the difference is not so striking for us because wear blue vestments in Advent—a color that suggests the hopeful, reflective season that Advent is meant to be. This used to be called "Gaudete Sunday" because "Gaudete" is Latin for "Rejoice" Several Advents ago, a friend shared a story with me about a very pious Anglo-Catholic priest who delighted him by telling him: "On Gaudete Sunday, we use rose vestments because Mary wanted a girl."
Advent has two faces. One is the joyful expectation we find in hymns like "Hark! A thrilling voice is sounding!" and the other face is that of strange John the Baptist and his fiery rhetoric. We meet both faces in today's liturgy. On the one hand we have Zephaniah—one of the gloomiest of the Hebrew prophets—giving us a joyful message of promise: "I will remove disaster from you…I will gather the outcast…I will bring you home, says the Lord." He even uses the buzz word of the day, "Rejoice!"
He is writing this in the seventh century before Christ during the Babylonian captivity of the Hebrews. What could be more reassuring to a people living in exile than to know that there was a place where they belonged and to which they could return? The Apostle Paul offers a message of thanksgiving and praise for the little community of believers in Philippi for their gentleness. Again the word "Rejoice" abounds.
Then we hear again from John the Baptist, who is the second cousin of Jesus. You would not find him preaching in the big downtown synagogue. You would have to go out into the wilderness to get a sermon like John's. And who would schlep there to hear him blast his audience with fire and brimstone preaching?
Multitudes. Huge crowds went out to listen to him. Whatever drew so many eager listeners to this misfit? Could it be that they knew that he spoke the truth and that there is a part of our human longing that makes us want to hear that. Perhaps what is particularly attractive to listeners is authentic preaching.
I'm sure it wasn't easy to preach such a hard message and to wonder if anyone paying attention. Between his diet of creepy-crawlies and honey, his wardrobe of rags and barefeet and bug bites from the backwoods, he's pretty cranky. But look what happens when he recognizes that the people are listening, when they actually ask him the question, "What then should we do?"
His demeanor changes and he gets, well, downright reasonable, even likeable. No radical demands, rather a very sensible, low-key call to be faithful to one's circumstances in life: share with those who have less than you; be honest in your dealings with one another and in your jobs; do not take advantage of the vulnerable; cherish those whom God has drawn into your life; be grateful for all you have; be good neighbors and live in peace. In other words, just be the best of whomever and whatever you were called by God to be.
I think the more difficult texts today are those that ask us to "rejoice!" Methodist Bishop William Willimon once offered a course at Duke University called "The Search for Meaning in Life," in which students looked at the ways people found meaning in their life by studying fiction, philosophy and art. One of the components was an exercise in which they pretended to be on a voyage of discovery in the 18th century. A storm arises and they are ship wrecked—all is lost and you wash up on a deserted island where there is plenty of food and water but not a single other human being.
Put yourself in the exercise for a moment. You are stuck alone on this island. What would you do for the rest of your life? The exercise is, of course, a metaphor for this: You are alone in the world, isolated, left to your own resources. What will you make of your life? How will you put things together in such a way that you have a reason to get out of bed in the morning?
In spite of our good intentions to rally around the call to "rejoice," this is a time in our history when many people feel their isolation more than ever. We have been saturated by almost weekly reports of gun violence and the tragic acts of terrorism abroad and in our country. There is a gnawing sense of dread in the air. Parents and loved ones of those massacred in Newtown three years ago tomorrow are spending this sad weekend in Washington, pleading for better gun laws. According to a New York Times poll, Americans are more fearful about the likelihood of another terrorist attack than at any time since the weeks after September 11, 2001. I think this atmosphere just exacerbates our individual and personal reasons to be anxious or feel somewhat lost or detached.
Maybe we have been dealing with what seems to be overwhelming health issues or are in the midst of a depression we just can't shake. Maybe we are experiencing relational conflict, even on the verge of separation or divorce. Financial concerns may be keeping us awake at night. It may be the first Christmas after losing someone we loved.
There is the elderly person spending her first holiday in a nursing home. There is the gay son or daughter who has just come out and wants to be home for Christmas but fears judgment and rejection. There are many, many people who know the virtual experience of being stuck alone on a deserted island—and they may live right next door to you or across the street or they may be sitting in the pew with you this morning.
Where is our cause to rejoice? What is the source of our hope? What if you are on that deserted island? Your hope is neither within nor is it there on that island. Your hope is in the possibility of something or someone coming to you from without. We need someone to build the bridge we cannot build ourselves. We need someone to shine light into our darkness that will make us want to get out of bed in the morning.
A friend of mine lost his wife a month ago today. She was 54 and died very unexpectedly. Recently, we talked about how he is coping with this tremendous loss at this time of the year. He told me that he asked God the question " How could we possibly do Christmas under these circumstances? "
The answer came to him in a dream, the way God often has communicated with humankind. The messenger replied, "During difficult times when she had every justifiable reason to keep a low flame on celebrating Christmas – she did the opposite. She blinded us with the light of Christmas so we could see. "
God blinds us with the light of Christmas so that we can see. The reason Zephaniah and Paul are telling us to rejoice is because God has reached out to us, come to us, taken on flesh and become one of us. God makes a home with us even when, especially when, we feel more alone than not, more anxious than not, more vulnerable than not. If we look out from the island of our lives, we see something appearing out on the horizon, the promise of our deliverance in the reality of Jesus, Emmanuel—God with us.
I hope we are aware of that even as we face our own wilderness moments, our island experiences, and emotional lows and will not be overcome by what we have to deal with when we go out the door this morning. So, when you come forward at this Holy Eucharist to be fed and nourished by the Gifts of God, put out your hands and hold Life and Hope in them. And, yes, Rejoice!
Again I say, "Rejoice!" God is with us. God is is within us. We are not alone.

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Sutton Coldfield digital switchover
Tomorrow is phase one of the Sutton Coldfield switchover. Now the easiest method to retune is to tell the box do it automatically - it'll overwrite all the old channels with the new ones. However if your aerial happens to be able to pick up two different transmitters (like mine) that means getting duplicated ghost channels and for me they come in on a first come first served basis meaning that the strongest signal isn't always the one that gets assigned the right channel number. I therefore chose to do a manual retune and for that I require the new channel numbers.
Do you think I can just find a simple list of them? Hah! A full list of all the channels has been produced by Ofcom.
The current channels are 41, 44, 47, 51, 52, and 55. 34 being HD.
on the 21st they'll be 39, 40, 42, 43, 45, 46, with 40 being HD
Great so what will they be on the 7th? Well I know the Mux that was 41 will be moving to 43. But SDN will be moving to 41. Excellent which channel is SDN? That would be the current Mux A which is 47. So is that a move or a concurrent run with both 41 and 47 displaying the same channels? Um? Assuming it's a move to keep the number of channels the same then the list for the 7th looks like this:
41, 43, 44, 51, 52, and 55. With 34 staying as HD
In the end I contacted the digital switchover people on 0845 50 50 50 and she gave me the list. Well to be precise she gave me the current list and I had to point that out. Scrolling down some more and I received confirmation that I've got it right. Sheesh what a pain though.


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Shanah Tovah – Happy New Year!
During the High Holy Days, we Jews look inward at our own souls and deeds.
Strengthened by our community, we strive to make the changes that will enable us to become better people in the New Year.
We offer a season of prayer and programs for congregants of all ages and backgrounds to learn and grow spiritually. We look forward to starting the year with you in the warm, welcoming community that is Temple B'nai Israel. May your New Year be filled with sweet blessings!
During the High Holidays we are joined by WMU professor of voice Carl Ratner, he serves as cantorial soloist.
Ratner has performed in 10 states and four European countries and has sung in 14 languages! He comes to us after serving as a member of a High Holiday choir at a congregation in Chicago for many years and we are blessed to have him with us!
Admission to High Holiday services is free to current TBI members, all area college and university students, and current members of other Reform congregations.
All others are invited to purchase admission by mailing $50/person to: Temple B'nai Israel, PO Box 19666, Kalamazoo, MI 49019. Upon receipt of your payment, your name will be added to the High Holiday services guest list.
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This caught my eye while walking through Selfridges. At first I thought it was just a novel visual merchandising display from Karen Millen but on closer inspection it was something far more exciting. The concession is called Karen Millen – The Atelier and they are offering made to measure tailoring for women. I browsed round and saw this.
And this.
Aren't these toiles exquisite? The feint lines on the calico are pencil lines and show the pinstripe or plaid pattern of the final fabric.
I love the draping on the front of this dress. The skirt front is made up of three pieces coming out diagonally from the pleating at the waist and creates a really flattering drape. I'd describe the collection as contemporary tailoring. Although the colour scheme played it safe with black, greys, whites there was a lot of texture through the use of different fabrics.
I got talking to the sales assistant and she said take up had been really good. It's great for people who want to wear Karen Millen who don't conform to conventional RTW sizes. The made to measure service is by appointment only. It's also a pop up and was closing in a few days which adds to the exclusivity. She told me you first select a style from a selection of pieces. You then choose your fabric, lining and buttons, get fitted and your made to measure garment arrives six weeks later.
The pieces in the collection were beautifully cut and made with luxury fabrics. Bespoke was available for coats, jackets, trousers and skirts, wardrobe staples people are willing to part serious cash for. Confusingly two of the toiles on display were dresses but I suppose they were there to show off the design process. I had a peek at the prices to compare off the peg with custom made. A classic black wool trench coat was £375 from the rail but starts from £900 made to measure. Yes, pricey and out of reach of most people's budgets. But hey it's Selfridges and I can see it competing with the designer collections a few floors up. Jackets start at £600, trousers £300 and skirts £200.
It's interesting to see a women's wear retailer offering the same bespoke service as a Savile Row tailor. And there seems to be a market for it. What piqued my interest, apart from getting to see industry standard toiles and patterns up close, was that The Atelier was giving the non sewist a taste of what I love about sewing, namely input into the design of a garment. Here's a list of what you can personalise.
But I love sewing not just for the design element but also for the making part too. So even if I did have a spare £900 for a bespoke coat I would much rather sew my own.


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Cork Art Class
Saturday, December 15, 2018 - 10:00am to 12:00pm
Cork Art
Bring yoru favorite wine corks! A variety of cork projects offered, from wine charms to garden art, this class gives you polenty of ways to get crafty with corks! Some corks and all supplies provided.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-7096837503727733408.post4708673543759909847..comments2020-06-17T15:06:57.986-07:00Comments on Sandra Barr: ASH Victimise Smokers and Lie.Truthseeker444http://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-7096837503727733408.post-64436546305236118162017-02-04T05:01:04.410-08:002017-02-04T05:01:04.410-08:00Nice article. You might want to include the animal...Nice article. You might want to include the animal research problems they had in which they could not induce lung cancer in the animals unless they submitted them to X rays every day too. Also because of this they changed the tack in their spiel from 'smoking causes lung cancer' to 'smoking causes smoking related diseases'. LOL
Personally I'd also check the stats because I do not know anyone who smokes normal tobacco who has gone on to develop lung cancer.
Another thing is additives in tobacco and cigarettes. These are the dangerous things not the tobacco itself.Northern Traceyhttps://email@example.com


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The Canucks and the 2010 Stanley Cup
This comes as no surprise to the people who know me. My name is Mary Sheridan and I am a Vancouver Canucks fan.
You may say that my addiction began in 1994, oh the excitement, the anticipation! We were so close! The Canucks stole the division from The Calgary Flames then The Canucks then went on to defeat both the Stars and The Leaf before facing The Rangers. They made it all the way to the seventh game on June 14, 1994. Despite a valiant effort from then Captain Trevor Linden (who was playing with cracked ribs), they lost the Stanley Cup at the end of the third period by a score of 3-2.
Every April, us Canucks fans gather outside GM Place looking for that "fix" again. – Most of the time it doesn't last very long… first, second round and then the boys go golfing. As a Canucks fan, I've learned to take it all in stride. There is a ritual to my madness you see –
Every year my fan fervor reaches its maximum peak during the Stanley Cup run. Every year, I am convinced that it is THE year, and that little silver cup will make its home in Vancouver. Every year as The Canucks begin to lose steam, and finally, as their season fizzles out into history, I get up, dust myself off, eat about 10 pounds of chocolate, gain three pounds, and swear that I've had enough – I curse you, blue orca! I compare my love for the team as being in an abusive relationship:
"Love, love, love…ouch… that hurt a little bit ok? Please don't do that again… love, love, love… wait, that's not right… what are you doing? Love… WHAT ARE YOU DOING?? STOP…
…STOP….LOOSING…TO THE WORSE TEAMS IN THE LEAGUE!" The only difference is relationship counselors may not be called in for this type of relationship.
Every year, I have the strength to let them go, yet as the long days of summer stretch out before me, I begin to long for the excitement of the stands, the sounds of the crowds, the electricity the moment the team gets on the ice… I even miss the over-priced beer and the fat guy who sings "Oh Canada" at every game. The echo of "go Canucks go… go Canucks go, GO Canucks GO, GO CANUCKS GO…" begins to resound within me…
Its right about then, during the trade deadlines and the draft picks that Gillis begins to whisper in my ear "Mary… didn't Henrik and Daniel had a great season last year? The Hart trophy, you got to admit, that's pretty impressive…Look, how well Luongo played for team Canada! He won a gold medal and you know that Kesler looks GREAT in blue…"
Lets face it… by the time September comes around I am not only on the bandwagon, I am driving it! All wrongs are forgiven, and I am lured once again to GM Place (Rogers Arena – whetever), feeling fresh and renewed, with a heart full of hope and lightness to my step that only a true Canucks fan can understand.
So, as we end another hockey season, the Canucks are once again, out of the playoffs after the second round. I've shed my tears, pounded my fists and ate the chocolate. Pounds have been gained and diet plans have been started. There's nothing left to do but let go of my disappointment and begin to make my summer plans…
The weather is beginning to get warmer now, and although hockey season is not "officially" over (something about Philadelphia and Chicago (stupid Chicago) still fighting over the silver cup). My season ended with the Canuck's. My team has signed three new amazing defensemen, the twins have both re-signed long-term contracts and Burrows and Kesler are both in for at least another year. I look forwards to getting tickets to the next season, and will be wearing one of my 7 (yes, 7) jerseys for the season opener at GM Place come September. I will paint that blue orca on my face, and will pay the 10 bucks for a beer, sing "Oh Canada" to the top of my lungs at the beginning of the game, and although I just want to "simply enjoy the ride" – you never know, next year may be THE year…because at the end of the day, the ride – No matter how long – or short – it may be – it's not the same without my boys in blue. We are all Canucks, after all


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|Introduced by Assembly Member Steinorth
February 05, 2018
17591. (a) The Attorney General shall maintain a "do not contact" list, updated no less frequently than quarterly, which shall set forth the telephone numbers, arranged by area code and numerical sequence, or physical mail addresses or both of telephone subscribers or mail recipients or both who do not wish to receive unsolicited and unwanted telephone solicitation calls or physical mail or both from solicitors as described in Section 17592. The "do not contact" list shall include any California telephone numbers that are on the "do not call" registry established and maintained by the Federal Trade Commission, as described in Section 310.4(b)(1)(iii)(B) of Title 16 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
(2)A civil penalty of up to the penalty amount that the Federal Trade Commission may seek pursuant to subparagraph (A) of paragraph (1) of subsection (m) of Section 45 of Title 15 of the United States Code as specified in Section 1.98 of Title 16 of the Code of Federal Regulations. (3)


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DETROIT -- It's audacious: A small Chinese maker of commercial trucks wants to produce and sell British cars on three continents.
Nanjing Automobile Group announced plans last week to revive the historic MG brand. The challenges are daunting:
Nanjing assembles only a handful of its own cars in China, although it's a credible commercial-truck manufacturer. It wants to start assembling high-quality cars for Europe in 2007 and for the United States in 2008 at a plant in Oklahoma.
Its U.S. entry, the MG TF coupe, would enter a crowded field in a niche market. It would compete directly with the Pontiac Solstice, Saturn Sky and Mazda Miata.
Nanjing must rework the car to meet U.S. safety and emissions standards. The company purchased the car's tooling from a British receiver last year.
Nanjing joins a handful of Chinese car companies that hope to sell cars in the United States, including Geely Automobile Holdings Group and Chery Automobile Co. Nanjing is trying to separate itself from its competitors by stressing MG's European heritage and engineering.
Duke Hale, MG North America's newly minted CEO, says a big part of Nanjing's billion-dollar gamble rides on how much mileage is left in the MG brand.
"It still has a lot of power," Hale said in a conference call Wednesday, July 12. "It still has a lot of equity. When I say MG, what do you think? When I say Geely, Chery, Shanghai, what do you think?"
Mike Cook, public relations manager for former MG parent British Leyland and its successor companies from 1968 to 1991, called Nanjing's MG plans a long shot.
He says the car Nanjing plans to sell in the United States, a coupe, does not fit the image most people associate with the brand. MG is best known for sporty two-seat convertible roadsters. MG had little success selling coupes and hardtops in the United States.
Hale, 56, also will lead MG's European operations. Initially he will be based in England, but he expects to move to the United States after about two years. Most recently he was CEO of Lotus Holdings Inc. He also has been COO of American Isuzu Motors Inc. and held high-ranking positions at Mazda and Volvo.
MG says it plans to add to its lineup and become a volume player in Western markets. But the company did not spell out what new models are planned.
The company will have plants in the United States, England and China. It told Automotive News that it expects its Ardmore, Okla., plant to make 12,000 to 16,000 cars a year. About 60 percent would be for North America and 40 percent would be exported to Europe. The vehicle would be assembled primarily by hand, with some robotics. MG says it will build a redesigned TF coupe in Oklahoma.
Nanjing also plans to reopen MG's Longbridge, England, plant to build the TF roadster and will build three sedans in China. Production targets were not revealed. The company did not reveal whether the Oklahoma plant would be assembling kits shipped in from China or England.
British invasion
In the United States, MG sales peaked in the early 1970s at around 30,000 units a year of the MGB and tiny Midget, both two-seat convertibles.
The Midget died in 1979, and the MGB died in 1980, when MG withdrew from the U.S. market.
More than half a million MGs were sold in the United States from 1949 to 1979, a respectable showing for an import automaker at the time.
Nanjing's MG U.S. distribution network is still in the planning stages. Hale envisions the cars selling from their own showroom and sharing service and other backshop functions with other brands at dealerships. He points to BMW AG's successful resuscitation of the Mini brand as a template.
Nanjing has financial backing from government sources in China. Indeed, without it Nanjing's purchase last year of MG Rover tooling and other assets would not have been possible.
Nanjing says it has commitments of $2 billion from global sources for the MG project. In Oklahoma, the company received commitments from state and local governments, the state's economic development agency and private investor Davis Capital Group LLC., based in Los Angeles.
Roots in trucks
In 1958, Nanjing Automobile Group, as Nanjing Auto Works, became China's first commercial vehicle manufacturer. Now, in addition to its China operations, Nanjing assembles trucks and minibuses from knockdown kits in developing countries, including Argentina, Sudan and South Africa.
Nanjing currently produces cars in a joint venture with Fiat Auto S.p.A. The venture produced just 35,832 vehicles last year. Nanjing also produced a few thousand units of a subcompact model based on the Spain's Seat Ibiza, a design that Nanjing purchased five years ago.
Nanjing owns 23 components companies, six of which have foreign investment, and operates seven research centers. Nanjing has 14,000 employees.
Industry sources say Nanjing Automobile Group has lost numerous skilled workers and researchers to engine, assembly and r&d operations being built in Nanjing by Ford Motor Co. in partnership with Mazda Motor Corp. and Changan Automobile Group.
Nanjing acknowledges that it has not shown its entire hand. It promises more details at the British International Motor Show in London this week.
During its conference call last week, MG suggested more historic brands could resurface - and Nanjing owns the rights to the Austin-Healey brand.
Alysha Webb and Richard Truett contributed to this report.
Under its ambitious plan to revive the MG brand on 3 continents, Nanjing Automobile Group says it will
Open a plant in Oklahoma to build a redesigned MG TF coupe and produce 12,000 to 16,000 cars annually
Open headquarters, r&d and parts and distribution operations in Oklahoma; total employment in Oklahoma: 550
Launch sales in Europe in 2007 and the United States in 2008
Reopen an MG plant in Longbridge, England, to assemble an MG TF roadster
Equip 3 Nanjing plants in China to build 3 MG sedans


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24th of Adar, 5770
According to the Ashkenazi custom any food (we are talking today about industrial food products) to be consumed during Pesach has to be prepared or manufactured under special rabbinical supervision for Pesach.
The Sephardic tradition, however, holds that foods which do not contain any Chametz ingredient in their basic composition are permitted during Pesach, provided that they were bought before Pesach begins.
Regarding food additives, if the additive is present in the final product in a proportion smaller than 1.6% of the total product and that food was elaborated before Pesach, that food is permitted during Pesach even if eventually that additive would be considered Chametz (eno choze veneor)
Moreover, any food with no Chametz ingredient in its composition will be allowed, even if it could have been processed in machinery previously used for Chametz, and that eventual "cross contamination" (Noten Taam barNoten taam) with Chametz would not render a food as Chametz if that food was elaborated before Pesach.
That is why all the products that are allowed to use in Pesach without special Hashgacha must be purchased before Pesach.
Some examples: regular tea, pure sugar, regular salt, fresh fish, fresh meat and poultry, fresh milk, fresh fruits, and fresh vegetables, 100% pure saffron and many other products, when we know for sure that no Chametz ingredients were used in them.
PS: B'H soon we will publish a list of other products which do not contain Chametz and therefore are permitted even without a special Pesach supervision.


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Publication Date: October 11, 2014
With news of the first diagnosed case of Ebola in the U.S., the public is on edge and looking for fast answers about just how vulnerable they are to the deadly virus. This book provides reliable answers from the most authoritative sources.
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October 12, 2014
Reviewed By Hunter S. Jones
There are many myths, misconceptions and much misinformation about Ebola. When we don't know answers to our concerns, we are left in doubt, fear, and panic. For example: Who discovered this disease? Why is it called Ebola and not named after the person who discovered it? What is it? How can you get Ebola? How can you protect yourself? How are Ebola patients cared for? How long does it take for the disease to incubate? How long is a person infectious? Is this an epidemic or a pandemic? Is there a vaccine? If you get Ebola will you die?
What this book does is answer these questions by bringing together factual information from the most authoritative sources possible: the CDC, the WHO, Doctors Without Borders working on the ground in Africa. With this book as a quick reference, you will have a wide variety of perspectives to understand the health, medical, social, and economic impact of Ebola. These facts will help you to stay calm the next time you hear misinformation about Ebola. I highly recommend this short, insightful book.
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Common sense and facts: containing the Ebola virus
October 18, 2014
Reviewed By John Carter (Macon, Georgia)
This review is from: Ebola Virus Disease: From Epidemic To Pandemic: What You Should Know (Kindle Edition)
Great information! Baker takes a very common sense approach to a topic that has dominated the news here in recent months – the Ebola virus. From a brief history of the disease, to symptoms, to treatments, this book is full of helpful information that is designed to calm the fear that is currently running wild across the globe.
There is so much incorrect information being passed around about Ebola that is was refreshing to find a practical guide dealing with this disease. It's actually very difficult to contract Ebola. Baker lays out the most common forms of transmission and the precautions one can and should take to protect one's self. He goes in to great detail to let the reader know that Ebola is not an airborne disease.
"In case you missed it, it bears repeating that Ebola is not an airborne disease."
Incorrect information makes containment of any disease more difficult. Pick up this book and educate yourself with the facts about Ebola. I can honestly say that I learned a lot about this disease and many of my concerns were put to rest.
Oh and one more thing, despite the viral stories infecting the internet, Ebola Zombies aren't real either!


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How To Decorate Your Balcony Into A beautiful Space
Decorating a home has become an Art. I'm finding that people are now obsessed with decorating their balconies into a very beautiful space.
We all know that balconies are the only places in our house where we can get a fresh and soothing vibe.
Nowadays, gradually the people are heading towards the decoration of the balcony.
Because this is a place where we can relax, get a view of the environment and have a chance to connect with nature.
The people who are living in the apartments are going for very decorative balconies. They are using artificial grass floorings, hanging flower pots and using vivid colors, which literally helps to create a refreshing atmosphere.
And adding accessories to the decoration of the balcony will make everything happening and positive.
Well, below I'm showing you some beautiful collections of balcony decorations.
This balcony is little spacious for which the swing is attached to it.
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This looks quite fascinating, themed with green color. This balcony has a glass table and a chair with a contrast color combination.
So, this is something completely different in decor. These are the decorative and crafted lanterns which are hanged from the rooftop.
A complete transform form balcony to a small drawing room.
Looks like a small dining room……
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A compact wooden sofa bed where you can sit, sleep and spend some time.
This Balcony looks quite sophisticated. Everything acts as an addon for this balcony. The wooden wall with some hanging pots, with a mix-match combination of cushion colors, just enhances the looks.
Yes, it is romantic!! For having a romantic home date dinner or spending some quality time with your loved one, then you can completely opt for this decoration. It will create emotion and will give you back very touching memories to cherish.
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3. Finish Events & Programs
4. Front matter links (below) on the Directory page!
5. Begin contacting teachers / Vicki re: clubs. Only four have their own websites accessible through the district website:
6. Get in touch with Paulette re: the Bulletin . . .
7. The District Links page is a mess (most of the links are broken) . . . .
Spiritwear Sales:
**Save for Spiritwear sales. Form will need to be updated with correct date.
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or use attached order form. Additional order forms will be available in the school store.
Calendar Workspace:
Calendar gadget is working now using iframe html code within an Embed Gadget, but this is as large as it will get.
The link to the district web calendar provides a clearer view.
Here's what I did to get the iframe code:
Went into the Iroquois PTO Calender (not website) and entered the settings of Iroquois calendar in "other"
(NOT the Iroquois PTO calendar itself!!)
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.ics code SHOULD be same as .ical code, which google calendar is now requiring to "add a calendar," but it did not work in the gadget--iframe did.
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This film is a beautiful and hilarious parody and tribute to great Russian works. It is one of the Diane Keaton ones.
There is a great homage to Bergman, including specifically a reference to "Persona." There is a shot with Keaton and Jessica Harper, who I have a crush on, posed in the famous perpendicular position that Liv Ullmann and that other lady do in the Bergman film.
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When WTI Crude dropped from June 2008 highs at 133.88, the current 43.17 price traded below monthly averages from 1 to 30 years. The current 43.17 price now trades between the 30 and 31.5 year monthly averges from 44.26 and 42.99. Current prices share representation to the period from 2000 to 2004 when 53.28 highs matched against 19.39 lows finds the mid point at 36.33.
The 31.5 year current mid point is located at 72.61 from 133.88 to 1980's lows at 16.35. Why highlight 2000 to 2004 is because 19 monthly averages reveal a downtrend just beginning and oversold is not seen until easily middle 30.00's. A break above at 44.26 may delay the downtrend but because of the lopsided averages, many, many resistance points are built against an uptrend. WTI at 43.17 is fighting against 18 averages from the 30 year to the 1 year. Those averages are located from 44.26 at the 30 year to the highest at the 10 year at 78.13. Speculation of $60 Crude is miles away from current prices. Monthly averages 1 to 31.5 years were viewed to total 19 monthly averages.
Further working against an uptrend is an inverted yield curve, Currently, the 10 to 30 spread trades 0.57 and 10 to 5″s trade 0.39. Matched against the 10 to 2 spread at 0.80 and 1.19 for the 10 year minus 3 month, upside in oil will continue to severely struggle. To understand 1.19, Fed Funds closed at 1.16 everyday since the last June 14th Yellen raise to add another layer of resistance.
The next WTI break is located at 42.99 at the 31.5 year monthly average then next comes 40.15 and 34.09. At 34.09 is vital because a break opens the floodgates to 29.68 and 28.44. Further, middle averages from 5 year to 12 range from 71.22 lows to 78.13 and 95% bounds range from 33.06 to 31.37, 31.28 and 30.54. The low of lows can take WTI to oversold at 29.34 and 26.67.
Inside the 17 to 31.5 year averages responsible for driving WTI prices, range indicators reveal no dramatic or sudden moves lie ahead but rather we'll see more of the same slow grinds. Overall the WTI price is low but not low enough to skyrocket higher. A 1% higher or lower WTI move only takes WTI to 42.73 and 43.60 to bump against the 30 year average at 44.26. A 2% move takes WTI to 44.03, 3% to 44.46 and 4% to 44.89. A 10% move takes WTI to 47.48 while 20% to 51.80.
The upside is replete against many resistance points from 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's. The nearest break points are located from 44.26, 45.69, 45.84, 47.12, 47.51. Tough resistance lies at 49.04 and 49.07 then 48.90, 48.73 and 50.98. to see 60.00 WTI again, breaks must be seen at 53.22, 56.46, 54.87 and 63.07 to offer a few of the many points along the way to 60.00.
The further drop to WTI will take a further reduction in the higher 70's averages. From 2012 to 2015, yearly averages for WTI were located from 97.98 to 93.17. The 2016 yearly average is currently running at 48.66, a significant drop.
Current Rig Count for June 23 is 941 and 933 last week Vs 1 year ago at 421. Canada's Rig Count at 170 matches against last week 'at 159 and 76 at 1 year ago. Rig Counts in context, 1st week December 1999, Rig Counts ran from 771 to 815 and monthly average WTI ranged from 12.01 to 26.10 for the 12 month period. In 1998, Rig Counts ran from 621 to 669 and WTI monthly averages ran from 11.00 to 15.00 for the year. In 1986, Rig Counts ran from 851 to 856 while WTI monthly averages for the year ran from 11 to 22. Speculation is more work must be done on Rig Counts rather than accept weekly face value data as a positive or negative sign to future WTI prices.
The EIA reports as a result of December 2015 Export restriction lifts, Exports skyrocketed to 520,000 barrels in 2016 and 1.1 million barrels as the highest monthly average in February 2017. Mexico imports the largest supply of Gasoline, 44% in 2014 Vs 53% in 2016.
Canada remains in 2016 the largest destination for Crude at 300,000 yearly barrels. WTI is light heavy oil vs Canada's Heavy Sour Western Canada Select, WCS. 44% of Canada's Oil produced is WCS heavy blends. Yet Canada's refining capacity is 2 million barrels per day and 40% is WTI refined while the US refining capacity is 18 million barrels per day. While 300,000 yearly barrels travel to Canada, roughly 7.9 million barrels per day import into the US and results in a small net gain for Exports.
WTI spreads over WCS ran from 13.90 in January 2016 to 16.37 in January 2017. The current spread runs the tighest in years at 0.18. In Canadian Dollars, 0.18 runs 13.56 and 16.99 1 year ago and an average price of 15.88. Further WTI export destinations include China, Netherlands, Curacao, UK and Italy.
The question to further Oil supply is Trump's signature to Executive orders to lift drilling and exploration restrictions.Then comes the OPEC policy questions as King Salman broke succession ranks to appoint his 31 year old son Mohamed Bin Salman as next Crown Prince.
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LET'S MAKE THE EXPERIENCE EFFECTIVE AND ENJOYABLE!12 years as a licensed REALTOR and I'm loving it more now than ever! Pittsburgh is going through a Renaissance and I'm thrilled to be a part of it! I can't even keep track of how many "Best Of" lists we've been on lately!! It's a competitive market in our city, so having the right person to guide you through the market is crucial! The biggest compliment I ever received was when a client told me that I "anticipated challenges before they happened so that there were no surprises!" It's a journey from the sales contract to the closing table. My goal is to make sure you walk away with the most enjoyable and seamless experience possible! Please allow me the opportunity to offer my best to you. You won't be disappointed, and we'll probably laugh a lot throughout the process! 🙂
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Aaron was fantastic to work with. Especially as a first time homebuyer, it was great to be able to lean on his knowledge and expertise. He cared more about finding us the right home than closing a quick sale; he wasn't afraid to give his honest opinion about the properties we saw, and he always pointed out things we might not have noticed, even if they were negatives. He was very responsive and patient in answering our many questions. I can't imagine having a better real estate agent, we were really lucky to find him.
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Gold star Great Taste for our extra virgin olive oil
«Gourmet Early Harvest»
Another distinction is added for our extra virgin olive oil ...
The fifth international distinction in turn.
We participated this year in the Great Taste Awards, held every year in Great Britain. This contest is recognized as a reference for good food and drink and it is not accidental that it has been described as the "Oscar" of the world of food.
About 400 judges, including the most famous food writers on the planet, tested a blind test with 10,000 products through a process that lasted 49 whole days - from March to the end of July.
This so important award, as well as the Great Taste Award, will now be packed with our extraordinary Virgin Olive Oil Gourmet Early Harvest.
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Great New Line Learning Academy British Bake Off House Competition
Pupils at New Line Learning Academy had their baking skills put to the test as they sought to become the 'Great New Line Learning Academy British Bake Off House Champions'.
Bakers from year 9 & 10 teamed up in their school houses to tackle the 'Show Stopper Challenge' brief which challenged bakers to design, make and decorate a cake with an Easter theme. After much whisking, baking and decorating, the panel of judges were ready to view and make their verdict on the beautifully presented results of the pupils' efforts.
Our panel of judges included current NLL catering manager - Mr Lidster, Mrs Dunning - NLL British Bake Off winner 2015, Mrs Thomas – Lead Practitioner of Food and Cookery, and Mrs Thorpe – Headteacher's PA of Tiger Primary School.
After much deliberation amongst the judges, they finally came to a verdict; as expected, it was very tight with only two marks separating first and second place. It was year 9 pupils Jessica Stevens and Frozan Faizi who were declared champions this year. They dazzled judges with their 'Brilliant Benjamin Bunny', a Victoria Sponge decorated with green sugar paste, chocolate soil, piped grass, with a cute moulded white rabbit peeping out of the cake.
When asked about their victory, Jessica Stevens said: "It feels amazing to win something that I love doing. It's been a challenge but I am happy to have had the opportunity to take part". Frozan Faizi said she "felt nervous throughout the competition" and was "pleasantly surprised" to be awarded first prize for her baking skills.
Mrs Thomas, Lead Practitioner for Food & Cookery, said: "The purpose of the event was for students to have fun whilst learning new skills, with the aim of working collaboratively in a team. The excitement, buzz, communication between students, plus the enthusiasm generated towards and during the event has been truly inspirational. It really was a Great House Competition".
However, the cherry, or in this case, the bunny on the cake came from Charlotte Beck, of the Junior Bake Off Team. Upon viewing the photos sent to her she made the point that: "The Show Stopper bakes look brilliant! So creative! The students should certainly include these bakes in their application. We can't wait to see more talent from the school".
Certificates were awarded to all competitors in Year 9: Jessica Stevens, Frozan Faizi, Robert Matthews, Amy Smith, as well as, Year 10: Leah Matthews, Lily-Rose Adams, Rebecca Sewell and Holly Palmer. Our 'Great New Line Learning Academy British Bake Off House' Champions for 2019, were each presented with gift vouchers and received a cake stand commissioned by Mrs Thomas.
Furthermore, the following Achievement Points given to each House:
1st Place Yew 500 Points
2nd Place Ash 400 Points
3rd Place Elm 300 Points
4th Place Oak 200 Points
Congratulations to all. Thank you for all those who have helped to support this competition.
Now, why not consider entering the Junior British Bake Off 2019? After all they want us to. Closing Date: Monday, 6th May 2019. Visit: www.applyforjuniorbakeoff.co.uk.


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The Red Kettle Campaign will run November 22nd to December 22nd at various locations in Wallaceburg. Volunteers are need to fill theses time slots. Please contact 519-627-8257 as soon as possible to have your name added to the schedule.Find out more »
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Knox Pantry at Knox Presbyterian Church Thursdays from 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m.Find out more »
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Blood Donor Clinic on Thursday at the UAW Hall in Wallaceburg 2:30 to 7 p.m. For Information on donating blood visit www.blood.caFind out more »


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Whidbey Children's Theatre presents Fiddler on the Roof, Jr opening on Friday, March 9th and running weekends through Sunday, March 18th. The second mainstage production of WCT's ELEMENTAL season is a musical theatre classic directed by WCT Alum Sommer Harris and musical directed by Andrea Frey Rieneckert, who previously worked on the record-breaking Mary Poppins last August.
This special adaptation of the nine-time Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, Fiddler on the Roof JR. follows Tevye the milkman as he tries to protect his daughters and his way of life from a changing world. Created by Broadway legends Jerome Robbins, Harold Prince, Jerry Bock, Sheldon Harnick and Joseph Stein, Fiddler on the Roof JR. tackles the universal theme of tradition in ways that reach across barriers of race, class, nationality and religion.
Performances run at 7:00 pm on Fridays and Saturdays, with 2:00pm Sunday matinees. Sunday, March 11th continues the tradition of WCT's Family Day Matinee when all tickets are priced at $8.
Tickets for Fiddler on the Roof, Jr. are $16 for adults, and $8 for youth 18 and under. Tickets can be purchased online at www.wctmagic.org or at the box office up to one hour before curtain on show days.
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Back in September last year, we took the Vauxhall Crossland X on our holiday to the Lake District and put it through its paces on all the country roads. Although we enjoyed driving the car and all its features, it simply was not big enough for us, so when we were invited to put the Vauxhall Grandland X Elite to the test we jumped at the chance. The Grandland X is the largest SUV in the Vauxhall range, which also… Continue Reading "Vauxhall Grandland X Elite – Review"
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An Animal Adventure to Woburn Safari Park with the Vauxhall Crossland X
This weekend we were invited to a special VIP day out at Woburn Safari Park with Vauxhall to celebrate their all new family-friendly Crossland X. We got up nice and early and made the 2.5 hour drive to Woburn where we were greeted at the gate with a fabulous goody bag for the kids and then enjoyed a scrummy breakfast in the Safari Restaurant whilst waiting for the rest of the guests to arrive. We enjoyed a short talk on… Continue Reading "An Animal Adventure to Woburn Safari Park with the Vauxhall Crossland X"
Vauxhall Crossland X Review
We have all seen the new Vauxhall Crossland X advert, haven't we? With a tagline of "Raising a family and some eyebrows" the new Crossland X is family car and SUV crossover which combines space and style with a family friendly price-tag. If you haven't, take a look: We were given the opportunity to put the Crossland X through its paces whilst on holiday in the Lake District. I am used to driving a big 7-seater car, but with Kian learning… Continue Reading "Vauxhall Crossland X Review"


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Types of Grass in Australia
The enormous country of Australia contains numerous landscapes, from the hot arid deserts of the Australian outback to the temperate coastal zones of Victoria and New South Whales, and the luscious, humid tropical rain forests of the Northern Territory and Northern Queensland. The country has a vibrant selection of native flora, and there are a number of attractive grasses native to different regions that can be used in home landscaping.
Redgrass (Bothriochloa macra) is a perennial grass with slightly reddish leaves that can be found throughout coastal regions in southern Australia. Commonly used in lawns, redgrass is highly heat and drought tolerant, though the plant is only slightly tolerant of frosts. The low-growing plant prefers heavy clays and loams, and soils with a slight acidity are ideal. The plant will readily take to dry, cracked soils, providing a touch of necessary green to a parched landscape.
Kangaroo Grass
One of the most common native grasses in Australia, kangaroo grass is a perennial grass that has green grass blades complimented by darker flowerheads. An excellent choice for gardeners looking for a very low maintenance and hardy grass, kangaroo grass is both extremely drought and heat tolerant. Kangaroo grass will grow in full sun in sandy or heavy clay soils, as well as in slightly acidic soils.
Chinese Fountain Grass
Chinese fountain grass (Pennisetum) is a perennial ornamental grass native to China and western Australia. Chinese fountain grass, which reaches a height and width of 2 to 4 feet, produces feathery yellow plumes during the summer, which contrast beautifully with the grass's green blades. Chinese fountain grass should be grown in full sun with moist soil, although the grass will tolerate partial shade.


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The tax report consists of the transactions made and registered. The timestamp, quantity, currency and fees of the individual transactions can be viewed. The report provides information on the realised profits and losses and can be used by banks or tax advisors as proof of origin for the tax return.
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More and better influencer marketing doesn't have to mean bigger budgets and pricey outreach to glamorous celebrities. Microsoft content strategist Aileen McGraw uses intelligence, energy and Little Bird as she builds campaigns,
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Be it hackathons, augmented reality, game developers, or trailblazing educators, Aileen knows how to jump into a community, understand its passions, and infuse its leaders into strategy, stories, and impact.
"Little Bird's insights are helping our team speak like a living, breathing member of our customer communities," Aileen says.
In a 30-minute webinar, Aileen talks with Little Bird founder Marshall Kirkpatrick about how she does it. Whether you're a Little Bird customer or not, this is a great chance to hear directly from an expert at one of the world's most important brands about how she uses social web research to influence effective influencer and content marketing, even beyond the social web.
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Morgan Truck Body to open $19 Million Connecticut factory
From Transport Topics.
A Pennsylvania-based truck building company is the latest firm to invest its expansion efforts in Plainfield, Conn.
The state Bond Commission on Feb. 16 approved a $4 million loan to Morgan Truck Body, which builds dry freight and refrigerated truck bodies for companies throughout the country. The company plans to construct a $19 million manufacturing plant that is expected to create more than 100 new jobs, according to bond commission minutes.
The loan is structured with an interest rate of 3.25% for 10 years, with the principal deferred for five years. But if the company meets its goal of creating 120 jobs within three years, it will be eligible for loan forgiveness, commission members said.
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The Battery Conservancy was established in 1994 to revitalize and rebuild The Battery. The park entered a period of decline in the late 20th century and lost its place as a popular destination for New Yorkers and tourists. The Conservancy, a not-for-profit corporation, brought a renewed vision to the public space.
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Here we will further discuss the challenges faced by nursing graduates when they enter the nursing profession and consider the strategies to solve the problem.
What are the challenges newly licensed nurses have to face?To implement the strategies that can help nursing graduates to effectively assimilate into their work environment and perform their nursing tasks successfully, employers have to be aware of the real challenges that they encounter.
For example, the healthcare industry on a global scale is currently facing an increased number of patients with complex medical conditions and multiple comorbidities, lack of access to experienced mentors and coaches, and bullying. Over time, this has led to increased fatigue for novice nurses, and eventually has led to increased stress levels and burnout.
Facing immense stress will negatively impact nurses' job performance and may even place patient safety at risk. With these challenges, effective solutions need to be put in place so that these nurses are able to work independently.
Mentor-mentee programmeImplementing a mentoring programme for nurses has been found as the best method to support new nurses in adapting to their work environment. Achieving competency and confidence are two objectives that novice nurses must work towards.
Employers must acknowledge that it is tough for nursing graduates to reach both objectives, which makes it crucial for them to provide a mentor who can guide them to get through the real challenges of the workplace.
The mentor should be a senior nurse, as he or she would have several years of working experience. To support these programmes, a mentoring guideline based on the mentor-mentee models should be provided by the organisation. For instance, in 2000, Morton-Cooper and Palmer introduced a mentorship model that includes three phases.
The first phase stressed the importance of effective communication skills in establishing interpersonal relationships; the second phase, also known as collaboration phase, is a stage of teaching-learning sessions where the mentor and novice collaborate; the final phase, which is the autonomous phase, allows the novice to be given more independence in delivering patient care.
Transition to practice programmeApart from mentoring, a structured and planned approach called a 'transition to practice' programme is another measure that can help nurses to transit successfully to workplaces. The programme structure is evidence-based as it is organised with the aim of supporting nurses' education needs during the transition phase, as well as strengthen their confidence and competence upon entering the clinical setting.
This programme has been supporting in several nursing literature as it has been proven to stabilise nursing retention, improve new graduate nurses' engagement in clinical teaching and enhance patient safety and level of satisfaction.
Encouraging nurses to pursue advanced degreesNursing schools may produce a large number of nursing graduates every year, but not all graduates have critical thinking skills that are imperative in synthesising evidence-based information and solving clinical problems.
This requires a nurse to attain advanced degrees as their scope of study entails nurses to think out of the box, develop decision making skills and instills leadership capabilities. To support nurses in pursuing higher levels of education, nurse leaders in every medical facility should provide flexible scheduling, tuition reimbursement, access to computers, and partnerships with universities to facilitate ongoing educational achievement.
Shared governanceImproving the confidence and competency of novice nurses in care practices should not be confined to mentoring and training through practice programmes, but also through clinical decision making. Apart from confidence, new RNs earn more respect from their team members, leading them to feel more empowered and improving staff engagement.
This, in turn, will allow new graduate nurses to manage the stresses and complexities of today's healthcare environment. Involving new RNs in clinical decision making promotes a professional work atmosphere.
High nurse turnover and less nurse retention has remained prevalent issues over the years. In response to these matters, strategic implementation of specific programmes that focus on building new nursing graduates' confidence and competence should be embraced. MIMS
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Hofler, L. (2016). Transition of New Graduate Nurses to the Workforce: Challenges and Solutions in the Changing Health Care Environment. North Carolina Medical Journal, 77 (2), 133-136. Retrieved from http://www.ncmedicaljournal.com/content/77/2/133.full
Fink, R., Krugman, M., Casey, K., & Goode, C. (2008). The graduate nurse experience: qualitative residency program outcomes. J Nurs Adm. 38(7-8):341-348.
Morton-Cooper, A., & Palmer, A. (2000). Mentoring, Preceptorship and Clinical Supervision: A Guide to Professional Roles in Clinical Practice. 2nd ed. Oxford, United Kingdom: Blackwell Science
Tunc, T., & Kutanis, R.O. (2009).Role conflict, role ambiguity, and burnout in nurses and physicians at a university hospital in Turkey. Nurs Health Sci. 11(4):410-416


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keywords: video surveillance, video protection, gare neighborhood, gare district, luxembourg. The question of the video surveillance of Luxembourg city Gare district resurfaced in city Council yesterday 7th May Monday. The municipal councilors François Benoy (Déi Gréng) and Maurice Bauer (CSV) took advantage of the session of questions to the mayor Lydie Polfer to ask her the progress of this project, the Minister of Internal Security Etienne Schneider having recently confirmed that together with the Grand Ducale Police and the City of Luxembourg, a finalisation of an "updated concept of video…Read More
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Above the trees, crossing that vast sky, is a tiny white cabbage moth.
Saturday, September 21, 2013
Above theTrees
Posted by Rosemary Nissen-Wade at 6:26 PM
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On Saturday after work, the Beloved and I went to Chapters to use the gift certificates we've been saving up from Christmas and birthdays. What fun! I picked up Vicki Pettersson's 4th, City of Souls, Rachel Vincent's 4th in the Shifter series, Prey (which is not in yet, actually) and a hardcover by Sarah Waters called The Little Stranger. The kids got some books too of course, including Phoebe Gilman's Something From Nothing, which I adore.
Sunday was then spent in our warm yellow living room amongst tilty stacks of fresh books, playing and reading while tufts of fluffy snow drifted past the windows. We ate bacon, drank hot chocolate, and it was a Good Day.
I wrote a little - have been writing a little - every day on an as-can basis. A few hundred words here and there. My focus right now is...to not focus so much. To just let the story fall out through my fingertips onto the screen, gently, quietly, and without waking the internal editor. (She's such a bitch, I don't know why we can't fire her. But management says we'll need her during rewrites. *sigh*)


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Airport High School brought home several honors from the recent state convention meeting of the South Carolina Association of Student Councils.
Junior Trace Wingard was elected District 3 chairman. With this title, Trace and Airport's student council will host the District Three Rally at the school this fall. The District 3 region includes Lexington, Aiken and Calhoun counties.
"To me, being chair is a chance to not only show off my amazing school, but my amazing council," Wingard said. "District Three chair is more than a position, it is an opportunity -- an opportunity to lead, care, and show everybody what Airport can do."
In addition to being elected chairman, Wingard also was inducted into the Terry McCoy Hall of Fame for his student government leadership and work at Airport High.
Among other honors from the meeting, held March 16-18 at Easley High School in South Carolina's Upstate:
-- Airport's council received Gold Recognition for its work in all areas of leadership. It's the highest recognition at the state level and Airport's second year at that status.
-- Two council projects received honorable mentions in the 4A category: Reading Buddies and Senior Walk.
Meanwhile, council members recently wrapped up their efforts on the Camp Kemo fundraiser, bringing in more than $56,000.


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The University of Essex Software Hub [https://www1.essex.ac.uk/it/docs/software-hub-getting-started.pdf] will be having a major upgrade on Thursday 3 Jan, starting at 2pm. It is expected that the upgrade should not take any longer than 2 hours but some users may experience some loss of service.
The upgrade is to improve the service and deliver better features.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused.


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Lena and I are going to the member's preview of the Van Gogh show at the DAM this afternoon. The show has received a lot of advance press and should be the highlight of the fall art season. (I didn't know there was a fall art season until I read about in the paper.) It took five years of planning to pull this show together. I hope I'm not disappointed.
Lena and I are also planning on checking out the new exhibit at the Clifford Still Museum which explores the connections between Van Gogh and Still. The Still Museum is next door to the DAM. Then we'll have an early dinner before looking for another adventure.


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2017 Hurricane Season
May 28, 2017
NOAA issued a press release about their 2017 Hurricane Season (June 1-November 30, 2017) Outlook. This is a useful read as it describes the variables involved in creating such a report, the probability of the identified events, and the range of storms anticipated-this is a compact graphic of the relevant numbers. Reading the first link in its entirety is recommended as a means of understanding the greater complexity involved in such an endeavor. Weather, and hurricanes in particular, are predictable only in their unpredictability.
While the Atlantic Hurricane Season is awaiting its start, this occurred on the other side of the world.
It is always important to remember that it does not take a hurricane-force storm to wreak havoc and take lives-they just tend to get the names and the attention.
Take care.
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Quick Sauce Pudding
Great when you want something warming and filling. Serve with custard.
for the pudding
- 1 cup self raising flour
- 1/ 2 cup sugar
- pinch of salt
- 1 cup sultanas
- 1 egg
- 1/ 4 cup milk
for the sauce
- 1 tablespoon butter
- 3 tablespoons golden syrup
- 2 cups boiling water
- Grease a casserole dish and set oven to a moderate heat
- mix all the pudding ingredients together and pour into the casserole dish
- mix the sauce ingredients together and carefully pour over the pudding batter
- bake in a moderate oven for 30 to 40 minutes
This is a basic recipe and you could vary it by replacing the sultanas with other dried fruit and/or nuts. Citrus zest would be nice or try adding mixed spice.


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Hand Pain We have people who call and talk to us about their hand and wrist pain all the time and it's usually been bothering them for a few months. Sometimes it turns out that it's more like a few years. The pain or rather "achiness" can come and go and doesn't tend to STOP… Read more »
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TOP 3 reasons why you d o not NEED a nerve conduction test.
TOP 3 reasons why you don't NEED a nerve conduction test for Carpal Tunnel. Since I've been helping people with carpal tunnel syndrome….(which is a long time)…I've always heard "I am going to wait until I get my nerve conduction study so it can tell me what's wrong or whether I need surgery or not"… Read more »
How Do I Know I Have Carpal Tunnel?
How DO you know if you know you have Carpal Tunnel Syndrome? Well….let me start my telling you a story….. One of the great things about social media is that it makes it so easy to communicate with everyone you know even if you are not such "great" friends. But they can feel confident that… Read more »
Occupational therapy in Miami – 5 of the most common hand injuries that can happen to you too!
Occupational therapy in Miami – Did you know that your hands are one of the most complex parts of your body? The movement of the tendons, bones, tissues, and nerves allows you to grip and perform a wide variety of complex gestures and simply get the manual tasks done. Without your hands it would… Read more »
Certified hand therapist Miami – this is what you need to know if you are looking for one.
Anyone with a hand injury should consider calling a doctor or seek medical attention. If medical attention is delayed, the potential for devastating and sometimes irreversible injuries increases greatly. One must know, that even the smallest cut or seemingly innocent hand injury could require advanced treatment delivered by a professional hand therapist to prevent infection… Read more »
How occupational therapy can help after a wrist fracture.
How occupational therapy can help after a wrist fracture. As an occupational therapist with a hand therapy clinic in Miami, wrist fractures are a common diagnosis that I treat. Anything that is near the wrist, people call a wrist injury. But you actually have 8 small wrist bones and then 2 longer forearm bones called… Read more »
Questions to ask your Occupational Therapist.
Key Questions to ask you Occupational Therapist… So maybe you have had an injury to your body such as a broken bone or surgery, an injury to your brain such as a stroke, or have a condition that is effecting your ability to function independently like you were before such as Parkinson's. If any one… Read more »
When to use Heat vs Cold treatment
If you have ever been to occupational or physical therapy? Did your therapist put a hot pack or a cold pack on your injured body part? I know I often use heat and cold modalities and many of my patients want to know why I am using it, should they also be using it at… Read more »
Hand therapy FUN!
This week marks my office assistant's end of her 3 month probationary period with us here at Hands on Therapy Services. I am very happy to have Gretell on board with us and hope she can stay as long as she can and potentially even grow within our company. Sometimes I have so many stories… Read more »
Your 1st hand therapy visit.
[prisna-google-website-translator] What can you expect during your 1st hand therapy visit? As the certified hand therapist here in Miami, I have been noticing more lately than ever before a delay in people coming into therapy after getting hurt or after surgery. There are a lot of reasons like money or if it's a worker's compensation… Read more »


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February 10, 2019
Harriel led the team in tackles with a career high 87 stops. The hard-hitting safety had 5.0 TFLs, including a pair of sacks. He also did his part in pass coverage, recording three interceptions and a pair of pass breakups. The Antelope HS graduate had at least three tackles in every game and finished with 10 or more in three contests, including 11 in the Causeway Classic victory over UC Davis.
What is your name?
Mister Harriel (pronounced hare- ree- ull)
What college do you attend?
Sacramento State
What is your Height/Weight?
6'1" 200
What is your position?
Where are you from?
What were you looking to get out of your collegiate football experience?
Learn, brotherhood with teammates, and make a push for the NFL
Who is the best player you competed against in college?
Keelan Doss
What separates you from other players at your position?
Played multiple positions both sides of the ball, frosh-RB, soph-WR/Safety, junior-Safety
List 3 things you feel you need in order to be successful in football?
God, mental toughness, and support and confidence
Which pro football player would you compare yourself to? And why?
Tyran Mathieu, Ed Reed-ball-hawk type of player, not afraid to hit you (Physical)
What is your biggest strength?
Football instincts
What do you feel you need to improve on the most?
Strength, be able to take on and shed blocks
Outside of football, what has been your most memorable college experience?
Getting to know a kid named Cody (diagnosed with cancer) with him before cancer and after cancer and his passing
If you can play alongside any athlete in the NFL, past or present, who would it be and why?
Deion Sanders-great player, great athlete, came to play everyday, fun guy, made it look so easy because he was having fun
Who is your biggest inspiration? And why?
Dad-played professional basketball overseas in France, he put his career on hold (ended up ultimately sacrificing his career) to help out his kids back in the States
What is your definition of success?
Life-being able to accomplish your goals and dreams
Football-same as definition given in life and leave your legacy as well-people remember you for your good, not your bad
What interesting fact would you want the world to know about you?
Was offered basketball scholarship to play at Sacramento State prior to committing to football


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The Greenest Big Companies
23 Sep 2009|Kelli Peterson
This week Newsweek's cover story promotes an exclusive ranking of "The Greenest Big Companies in America". This is an important moment in time. In 2006, Vanity Fair was among a few high profile publications that devoted entire issues to the green movement and their distribution was reported to have been the lowest of the year. Fast forward three years and Newsweek's list marks an important moment in time. Joining the other high profile annually released classifications such as the Top 100 Companies to Work For (Fortune), the Top 100 Global Brands (BusinessWeek) and The Largest 500 Companies (Fortune), the (presumably) annual ranking represents a palpable and permanent shift in business ethics and operations. Transparency is a leading value of those engaged in the green movement but it is still interesting to read that 70% of the companies participating voluntarily provided the data necessary to compile the list (otherwise utilizing publicly available information).
As self-reported, the release of the rankings is sure to provoke welcome debate. Measurement and metrics is the hallmark of an industry trying to develop and defend its value. It is part of credibility building and it helps to filter out those whose efforts are deemed dubious and actually detrimental to the authenticity of the opportunity. To this point, it's interesting and promising to see four companies actively involved in the sustainability debate lead the Top 10 (HP #1, Intel#4, Nike #7 and Starbucks #10). And even more interesting to see other very public spokesmen for green business practices fall very low in the list (WalMart #59, Yahoo #69, eBay #76). Because this is an American focused list, companies such as BP, Toyota and IKEA were not on it but perhaps response will fuel vetting for a globally inclusive list.
The exciting news is that this ranking will provoke public debate over the reliability and objectivity of the data, weighting formulas, evolution vs. complacency of the standards suggested and it will establish a benchmark for future measurement and discussion.prev next


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One of the hopes of Blessed John Paul II was for Adoration of the Eucharist outside of the Mass. The Pope spoke of the Eucharist as the "Presence Sacrament" – Christ on Earth. Christ wants to perform miracles of His grace, especially miracles of conversion in what is becoming a Christ-less age. Our deep faith in Christ's living presence among us in the Blessed Sacrament becomes a channel of God's grace into the world. It is hoped that all people of faith discover time to adore and love Jesus the Christ in the Holy Eucharist.
As St. Alphonsus Liguori once noted, "Of all devotions, that of adoring Jesus in the Blessed Sacrament is the greatest after the sacraments, the one dearest to God and the one most helpful to us." At St. Frances Cabrini Parish, the Blessed Sacrament is exposed each Friday from 9:00AM until 10:00AM. We encourage you to come and spend time with Our Lord, truly present in the Blessed Sacrament.
Contact: Christine Ehlinger, 724.728.0679
The Rosary Ladies are a spiritual devotion group that meets regularly to make rosaries for people in need around the world and to pray for our Blessed Mother's intercession. Meetings take place each Thursday in classroom 107 from 10:00AM until 1:00PM. This group has met every week since 1986 and has made over 40,000 rosaries for missionaries to distribute around the world.
Supplies are ordered through Our Lady's Rosary Makers in Kentucky. A beginner's kit comes with instructions, materials for 10 rosaries and a special pair of pliers. After a few lessons, it is possible to make an entire rosary in less than one hour. Each member of the group purchases her own materials (about 50¢ per rosary). Each Thursday afternoon concludes with praying the rosary.
Missions that have benefited by rosaries made from our hands include Ukraine, Sri Lanka, India, Uganda, Tanzania, Brazil, Russia, Poland, U.S. Armed Forces, and U.S. prisons.
Contact: Bill DiCiccio, Sr., 724.775.8291
The Confraternity of Our Lady of Mount Carmel is a spiritual devotion group which was formed to encourage and perpetuate devotion to Mary and her scapular. The parish community of St. Frances Cabrini celebrates the feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel on July 16 of each year. Celebrations include a procession and outdoor praying of the Holy Rosary. Scapulars are distributed as part of the feast day celebration.
On the third Wednesday of each month, parishioners devoted to Our Lady of Mount Carmel gather after the morning Mass to recite the rosary.


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Sleeping underneath the stars gives you some fresh air and a fresh perspective. Camping is the best way to envelope yourself in nature and fully intake of its beauty. Bryce Canyon Country has some of the most beautiful camping sceneries and starry night skies in the world.
Bryce Canyon National Park
There are two campsites available inside Bryce Canyon National Park, North and Sunset Campgrounds. Setting up camp here puts you a rock throw away from the tall, majestic hoodoos that make Bryce Canyon National Park famous.
They both have around 100 camping sites with fresh water and flush toilets available. The North Campground is closer the visitor center and the Sunset Campground is closer to the best hiking trails. Both are surrounded within the sweet smell of ponderosa pine.
If you think running water is way too civilized when camping, you can take your backpack and be a backcountry camper. Choose from eight campsites along Under-the-Rim Trail or four campsites on the Riggs Spring Loop Trail. You can purchase your permits for overnight stays on the backcountry campgrounds in person at the visitor center. Backpacking takes you to places not many people see. Camp only at designated sites and leave no trace. Open fires are not permitted.
Dixie National Forest
In Red Canyon, 37 campsites await the energetic soul, who, in addition to camping, want to jump on a bike, run among the unique rock formations and smell the fresh pine trees. Countless biking, running and hiking trails weave its way through beautiful Red Canyon, perfect for any active camper.
If horseback riding, four-wheeling, hiking, fishing, canoeing and mountain biking sound fun, then the Pine Lake Campground is great places to rest your head for the night. Pine Lake Campground has 33 sites and is safely nestled among tall ponderosa pines and sits at the foot of majestic peaks flourishing with beautiful green forests and painted red and white from the layers of sandstone.
Seven miles from Scenic Byway 12 near Tropic Reservoir, 37 campsites in Kings Creek Campground amidst a beautiful conifer forest with fire pits, tent pads and even picnic tables. The site is near two breathtaking trails, King Creek and Chimney Rock, which lead to views of rock hoodoos similar to those found in Bryce Canyon. Bring your fishing pole because big fishing and boating are available on Tropic Reservoir. Around this area, there are also many ATV trails
Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument
The Calf Creek Falls Recreation Area campground is the closest camping spot to the Calf Creek Falls trailhead. Calf Creek Falls is a six-mile round trip trail leading to a beautiful 130-foot waterfall oasis amidst a colorful rock forest. Around the campground, there are many activities to explore, including visiting two Fremont granaries and some pictographs located about one mile and a half up the canyon that date back to approximately 1200 AD. On top of it all, fishing and viewing wildflowers in bloom add to the excitement.
Calf Creek is a developed campground with restrooms and water. For more of a wilderness experience, many primitive campgrounds are located across the Escalante Canyons region. These campsites can provide a secluded camping experience and many are situated near trailheads, slot canyons and monument attractions.
Boulder Mountain offers many camping areas. Colorful meadows, deep green pines, fresh mountain air and 80 sparkling lakes create the picture perfect camping opportunity. Fishing is a favorite pastime for many Boulder Mountain campers because large brook trout are plentiful. Backpacking trips allow the adventurer to experience remarkable scenery and majestic views.