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Heart Disease in Cats, and Feline Infectious Peritonitis Vaccine
NEW ORLEANS, LA — Feline heart disease (HCM) and a fatal illness called feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) are two of the most devastating diseases in cats.
Either diagnosis can spiral a cat owner into a serious funk, as the outcome may not be good. Both were featured topics at the 36th Annual Winn Feline Foundation Symposium "HCM and FIP: Glimmers of Hope," (you can listen here), June 26, at the Sheraton New Orleans. The Winn Feline Foundation is a non-profit that raises money to fund cat health studies (www.winnfelinehealth.org).
The symposium's two featured speakers, Dr. Beth Licitra, of Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, and veterinary cardiologist Dr. Philip Fox, of the Animal Medical Center in New York City, are among experts who answered your questions this week.
Q: What's the deal with vaccine for FIP (feline infectious peritonitis)? I've read on the FIP forum (online) that the vaccine is not a good idea. I have two corona virus-positive cats. Recently, I adopted a 9-week-old kitten. I've kept the kitten isolated until he can be tested for the corona virus. My veterinarian insists on vaccinating the kitten even if he tests negative for coronavirus. What do you think about this? — N.P., via cyberspace
A: Perhaps your concern stems from a previous experience of having a kitten with feline infectious peritonitis. Dr. Beth Licitra, a biomedical researcher in the laboratory of Dr. Gary Whittaker at Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, Ithaca, N.Y., points out that despite its name, FIP is not actually infectious, as it was thought to be when the disease was first identified.
Licitra explains that many cats (and other mammal species, including people) can contract the common corona virus which is species specific. In cats, some individuals with this virus have no symptoms; others have a slightly upset tummy or just seem to feel badly for a few days. Often, by the time a veterinarian is called, the cat seems better.
For reasons which Licitra, Whittaker and others are now beginning to understand, in some cats the benign corona virus mutates into the fatal FIP virus.
"It's true cats can't develop FIP without the initial presence of the corona virus — which is very contagious — but FIP itself is not contagious," Licitra notes.
Also, while there are tests for the corona virus, Licitra isn't sure of the relevancy of that, since the virus may shed intermittently, and besides, many cats test positive for the benign feline corona virus and never develop FIP.
As for the FIP vaccine, it's rarely used, and according to the American Association of Feline Practitioners Vaccine Guidelines, falls into the category of generally not recommended. "This is not because the vaccine is dangerous," says Licitra, "It just may not be effective."
Q: A friend purchased two Devon Rex kittens from a breeder. As a former veterinary technician, and knowing the breed, I noted that his kittens couldn't be pedigreed Devon Rex cats based on their appearance. Both kittens died early, one from heart disease. I suspect these cats were inbred, obviously the work of a horrible breeder. Could this be why one kitten had HCM (feline hypertrophic cardiomyopathy)? — S.R., via cyberspace
A: Veterinary cardiologist Dr. Philip Fox, of the Animal Medical Center in New York City, points out that by definition responsible breeders of horses, dogs and cats in-breed their animals all the time. "I'm not sure what you mean by 'in-breeding,'" he says. "I'm guessing you mean sloppy or irresponsible breeding. And without further information, it's impossible to make a judgment or place blame."
Fox notes that HCM, the most common heart disease in cats, does have a breed predisposition in American Shorthair, Ragdoll, Maine Coon, Persian Sphynx, Devon Rex and perhaps other breeds. Also, gene defects that predispose some cats to HCM appear to run in some families (of any breed or mix).
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2020 Edition
A new edition arrives in 2020, and there are seven of the International Jazz and Nature Photography Festival #NaturaJazz. This year, in its usual months of celebration: April and May. In these months, the MUNA, Museum of Nature and Archeology, becomes the epicenter of lovers of good music and nature photography, in a unique show that every year earns more followers and combines the best live sound with projections of spectacular images that show the richness and biodiversity of the natural environment on our planet. A free appointment to bring photography to the public and raise awareness about the importance of valuing the natural environment by appealing to the senses. Born in 2014, #NaturaJazz has managed to position itself as a reference artistic and musical space inside and outside the island landscape, with a program that in each edition surprises attendees with local bands and locations such as Morocco, Gambia, Mauritania, Senegal, Cape Verde or Portugal. After six editions, it has also become a clear reference to the sound that is made in the islands that receives numerous proposals for local formations every year that want to join the program. In addition, the increase in the quality of the photographic proposals received, made on all continents and from photographers from numerous countries, is significant. Each year, it is more difficult for the jury to select the twelve winning projects from among the more than one hundred received. This festival of the senses brings these disciplines to the attendees, also in a transversal way, through a large program of workshops, courses, talks, photographic field trips and exhibitions with the aim of spreading aesthetic values and love for nature that assumes the contest and be an element of communication of this cultural event.

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High-resolution time-lapse ground-penetrating radar (GPR) observations of advancing and retreating water tables can yield a wealth of information about near-surface water content dynamics. In this study, we present and analyze a series of imbibition, drainage and infiltration experiments that have been carried out at our artificial ASSESS test site and observed with surface-based GPR. The test site features a complicated but known subsurface architecture constructed with three different kinds of sand. It allows the study of soil water dynamics with GPR under a wide range of different conditions. Here, we assess in particular (i) the feasibility of monitoring the dynamic shape of the capillary fringe reflection and (ii) the relative precision of monitoring soil water dynamics averaged over the whole vertical extent by evaluating the bottom reflection. The phenomenology of the GPR response of a dynamically changing capillary fringe is developed from a soil physical point of view. We then explain experimentally observed phenomena based on numerical simulations of both the water content dynamics and the expected GPR response.
A quantitative description of near-surface soil water dynamics is of
paramount interest across a range of disciplines in the Earth sciences, from
hydrologic research to irrigation management, encompassing a multitude of
applications on various scales, from locally predicting contaminant flow and
plot-scale precision agriculture all the way to the application of
basin-scale hydrologic models
One standard method for achieving high time resolution monitoring of
point-scale soil water dynamics is to install a series of TDR probes in
selected soil profiles
In contrast, GPR is an electromagnetic geophysical method, which may be
employed in both non-invasive surface-based and invasive borehole measurement
schemes (e.g.,
A range of surface-based GPR measurement methods have been repeatedly
demonstrated to be applicable for high-resolution monitoring of near-surface
soil water variations (e.g.,
Provided highly accurate GPR observations are available over a preferably
large range of soil water contents, monitoring soil water dynamics with GPR
in connection with a suitable inversion scheme can in principle give access
to soil hydraulic properties. So far, several studies have shown promise in
inferring near-surface soil hydraulic properties based on time-lapse
observations of soil water dynamics, using borehole GPR
Another method for deriving soil hydraulic properties with GPR is to study
the shape of the GPR reflection generated by the transition zone above a
water table. In the past, this reflection has often been entirely attributed
to a successful detection of the groundwater table (e.g.,
In terms of GPR, the transition zone above a groundwater table in a
homogeneous medium is just a smooth variation in dielectric permittivity. The
corresponding conversion can be described by a suitable petrophysical
relationship. This permittivity variation gives rise to a corresponding GPR
reflection resulting from the coherent superposition of a series of
infinitesimal contributions along this permittivity profile. The shape of
this transition zone is essentially determined by the specific soil hydraulic
properties, and hence is in turn the shape of the resulting GPR reflection.
Therefore, studying the transition zone reflection with GPR can give access
to soil hydraulic properties of sandy soils that feature a shallow
groundwater table, such as river plains and sea and lake shores, as well as
permafrost and periglacial environments. Following this line,
This study continues the path towards estimating hydraulic parameters from high-resolution monitoring of soil water dynamics and in particular time-lapse measurements of the dynamic shape of the transition zone signal by on-ground GPR. Our main objective here is to analyze and interpret from an experimental point of view the dynamic evolution of the transition zone above a water table as measured through multi-temporal GPR measurements over a large range of dynamic conditions. In particular, we will assess the experimental capabilities of our GPR setup with respect to detailed observations of deliberately induced transition zone dynamics and show that we can consistently reproduce the observed transient phenomena with numerical simulations.
We discuss two experiments – 1 and 2 – that were carried out at the ASSESS test site close to Heidelberg.
In order to facilitate the understanding of hydraulic soil processes and
further state-of-the-art GPR measurement and modeling methods, an artificial
test bed was built in June 2010 into a former drive-in fodder silo close to
Heidelberg. Using three distinct kinds of sand, a complicated but
well-defined quasi-2-D architecture was designed and implemented as a 20 m
long, 4 m wide and approximately 1.9 m deep test bed for ground-penetrating
The position of the water table can be adjusted by pumping water into and out
of a well located at approximately 18 m at the far end of the site. These
imposed forcings will be denoted as imbibition and drainage, respectively.
Furthermore, we can impose an approximately constant infiltration flux from
above with a series of sprinklers mounted in a wooden frame, distributing
water close to the sand surface over an area of approximately
During experiment 1, a series of imbibition, equilibration and drainage
periods was monitored with GPR. At first, 10.0810
The aim of experiment 2 was to investigate the hydraulic dynamics during a
period of infiltration followed by a period of imbibition. GPR observations
were obtained at the same temporal resolution as during the previous
experiment. Ten days prior to experiment 2, a greenhouse roof had been built above the ASSESS
site, ensuring the absence of significant precipitation-induced infiltration
fronts in the top soil. The experiment started with infiltrating
Variation of the water table depth below the surface over the course
of experiments 1 (black line) and 2 (red line) as measured in the pumping
well. The first radargrams in Figs.
An overview of the water table position in the observation well during the
different stages of both experiments can be found in
Both experiments were monitored by high-resolution common offset (CO)
measurements using surface coupled, multichannel GPR systems manufactured by
Ingegneria dei Sistemi (IDS), Italy. For experiment 1, we used a system with
a center frequency of 400 MHz for data acquisition, measuring along the long
axis of the site (in the direction of motion). This measurement setup is
shown in the left sketch of Fig.
Overview of the measurement setup for both experiments. For experiment 1 (left side), four-channel GPR data were acquired at a center frequency of 400 MHz along the center line of the structure, while water was pumped into and out of the observation well marked by the blue circle. For experiment 2 (right side), eight-channel dual-frequency (200/600 MHz) data were acquired perpendicular to the direction of movement. The channel evaluated for this paper is specifically marked for both cases (experiment 1: T2R2; experiment 2: T1R2). Note that the aspect ratio of the figure does not correspond to reality.
For experiment 2, a slightly different setup was chosen using two
200/600 MHz dual-frequency antennas. In this case, the measurement direction
is perpendicular to the direction of motion (along the short axis of the
structure), as is shown in the right sketch of Fig.
During experiment 1, CO radargrams were acquired between 6 and 19 m at minute resolution. Every 10 min, the measurement was extended to cover the whole distance. For experiment 2, radargrams covering the whole length of the ASSESS site were acquired at approximately one CO radargram per minute.
GPR data were subjected to a standard dewow filter removing low-frequency noise. For better visibility of fainter features, a linearly increasing gain was applied. Unless noted otherwise, all radargrams have been subjected to the same post-processing in order to allow for direct comparison. For better illustration of the observed hydraulic dynamics, time-lapse movies have been produced for both experiments based on the minute-resolution radargrams acquired in each case.
To calculate average dielectric permittivities from the bottom reflection,
time zero calibration was executed by measuring the travel time of the GPR
signal in the air. Absolute travel times were then evaluated along each
radargram using a semi-automated picking algorithm, following the central
minimum of the bottom reflection from each trace to the next. Calculated bulk
Hydraulic simulations of soil water content dynamics were based on
Soil water flow in the vadose zone is described using the Richards equation,
combining the conservation of volume with the empirical Buckingham–Darcy flux law
The sketch on the left shows the capillary fringe and the transition
zone from saturated water content
Due to the strong dependency of
As can be seen from Fig.
For completeness, the functional relationship for the hydraulic conductivity
Before we turn to the experimental data, we will now take a phenomenological
look at numerical simulations of the GPR response to different hydraulic
states of the capillary fringe in a generic coarse sand (compare
In hydrostatic equilibrium (black line in plot i), the CFR displays two distinct features: a maximum–minimum shape (black line in plot iv). The most notable contribution to the signal in this case stems from the region around the kink just above the capillary fringe, where the permittivity change with depth is the largest.
Under transient conditions, the shape of the transition zone will change due to the strong non-linearities in the hydraulic conductivity function, which varies over several orders of magnitude. For imbibition, this leads to a sharpening of the transition zone (compare the red line in plot i) and most notably to a second kink in the dry region, in this case at about 1.6 m depth. This translates to overall increased amplitudes and a second major contribution to the GPR signal (red line in plot iv), which manifests as the CFR now clearly exhibiting properties of two superimposed wavelets.
During a relaxation phase following this period of imbibition, the transition zone will start to reequilibrate (from red to blue in plot ii), separating the two kinks in depth and reducing the steepness of the transition zone. Hence, the difference in the arrival times of the corresponding two major contributions to the CFR will increase, leading to a splitting of the superimposed wavelets and a slightly reduced amplitude (from red to blue in plot v). Pumping the water out again will lead to a greatly elongated shape of the transition zone above the capillary fringe, while the dry end kink does not vanish completely, since equilibration times are increasingly slow in the dry regime (from blue to green in plot iii). Hence, the CFR exhibits much lower amplitudes and a small wavelet contribution slowly fading away at short travel times (corresponding to the slowly diminishing dry end kink), while the second contribution from the top of the capillary fringe starts to resemble the equilibrium wavelet again (from blue to green in plot vi; compare the latter with the black line in plot iv).
The capillary fringe reflection: distinct hydraulic
In summary, we can expect that the CFR will change its shape under transient conditions according to different hydraulic states: for a period of imbibition followed by brief relaxation and subsequent drainage, we expect an intensifying CFR signal and the advent of additional contributions to the CFR during imbibition, a splitting of these contributions during relaxation, and a much fainter response during drainage.
In this section, we will take a close look at the experimental results from the two experiments. We will first discuss the phenomenology of the CFR in light of the expectations detailed in the previous paragraphs and will then turn to quantitative monitoring of water content changes. For both experiments, we base our discussion of the observed phenomenology on a series of characteristic radargrams selected from each experiment's time series. Moreover, a time-lapse movie has been produced from all minute-resolution radargrams for both experiments, in order to better illustrate the observed effects. Alongside the time-lapse radargrams, the movies feature time-lapse representations of traces recorded at two characteristic locations during each experiment. These locations are designated in the radargrams by color-coded arrows. Both movies have been published in the Supplement to this study. A corresponding URL can be found at the end of this paper.
Common offset radargrams showing the hydraulic state during
experiment 1 (imbibition/relaxation/drainage) at several characteristic
times. The solid black rectangles in radargrams 3 and 7 mark the CFR at
approximately the same position during imbibition and drainage, respectively.
The dashed rectangles in radargrams 1, 3 and 8 denote the regions over which
the traces shown in Fig.
The state of the system as imaged by GPR at different characteristic times of
experiment 1 is illustrated in the eight radargrams shown in
Brooks–Corey parameters used for modeling soil hydraulic dynamics.
Apart from layer boundary reflections and the CFR, additional signals can be
discerned, depending on the specific hydrologic state. For example, comparing
the radargrams acquired before and after the experiment (radargrams 1 and 8)
for positions between 14 and 16 m (the two-layered part of the structure),
there is an additional notable reflection arriving at travel times around
23 ns whenever the water table position is just below. In order to examine
the behavior of this reflection in more detail,
In our case, these local variations within the same material are an artifact of the building process. Nevertheless, similar situations may arise in field data sets and the appearance of such a reflection according to the respective hydraulic state should instigate a careful interpretation of single-instant field data sets in which such a reflection may have easily been misinterpreted as a conventional layer boundary between potentially different materials. On the upside, close scrutiny of the temporal evolution of such a signal with the observed hydrologic state may yield valuable information about the underlying physical processes.
Evaluating the bottom reflection travel time for permittivities, we can
calculate the average water content change over time along the whole
structure. For clarity, we will here only illustrate averaged results for two
distinct regions. Figure
Detailed view of the compaction layer reflection. The traces shown
have been averaged over the regions, which are marked by correspondingly
colored rectangles in Fig.
Transient shape of a dynamically varying transition zone above a
capillary fringe for a two-layered medium consisting of ASSESS sands A (lower
layer) and C (upper layer) when subjected to the imbibition forcing of
experiment 1. The solid black line indicates the equilibrium curve; the solid
blue line denotes the transient shape just after the imbibition has been
stopped. During imbibition, the transient state is marked every 0.2 h by
grey dashed lines. A comparison of the grey (blue) shaded areas denoting
equal imbibition intervals in both materials shows that the water content
increase will proceed at an approximately constant but potentially different
rate in both materials sufficiently far from the interface. At the interface,
the shape of the capillary fringe has to adapt, leading to a slower increase
rate of the water content, as has been observed in
Looking first at the water content dynamics for the two-layered region
Similar arguments apply to the drainage part of the experiment. Hence, comparing the constant rate of increase (or decrease during drainage, respectively) of the overall water content while the transition zone moves entirely through one material gives access to relative differences in both the soil hydraulic conductivity function and the porosity of the two materials.
Turning to the diagram showing the water contents as derived over the
synclinal structure, we see that, in this case, both the increasing and
decreasing branch of the average water contents follow practically straight
lines. This is to be expected if we again assume constant imbibition and
drainage fluxes as well as an only slowly varying transient shape of the
transition zone, since the capillary fringe does not cross any layer boundary
at this position. Only at the very beginning and the very end are
there slight deviations from this
straight line. Here, the capillary fringe reaches the bottom of the synclinal
structure, leading to the same implications as discussed above. Fitting
straight lines to both branches (indicated as red lines in
The state of the system as imaged by the 200 MHz cross-box channel ("T1R2"
in the right plot of Fig.
Common offset radargrams showing the hydraulic state of experiment 2 at several characteristic times: localized infiltration at 17 m (denoted by the black arrow in radargram 2) followed by imbibition and a period of relaxation. The dashed (solid) black rectangle in radargram 5 highlights the CFR in a (non) pre-wetted position during the imbibition phase.
Excerpts from the eight radargrams in
The first radargram in Fig.
This behavior is to be expected, since the highly non-linear hydraulic
conductivity function (compare Fig.
The top left part of the figure illustrates the hydraulic dynamics for 5 h imbibition into the initially dry sand, followed by a relaxation period of 3 h. In this case, the equilibrated capillary fringe (black line) sharpens (red line), which leads to a secondary kink in the dry region, and then relaxes (green line) under the imposed forcing. On the top right, we observe the corresponding CFR behavior (the wavelets have been shifted to coincide at the minimum of the CFR for clarity of representation): the CFR exhibits a pronounced change from the initially equilibrated case (black line) to the two-wavelet response due to the emerging dry end kink (red line), and then back to the rather equilibrated behavior after 3 h of relaxation (green line), which almost coincides with the initial case.
In contrast, the bottom left part shows the hydraulic dynamics with the
initial infiltration, adding an infiltration front (blue line) to the
initially equilibrated state (black line, as before). Due to this pre-wetting
before starting the imbibition, the hydraulic conductivity in the whole soil
profile is much higher, leading to a much less pronounced sharpening of the
capillary fringe during imbibition (from blue to red). Also, the shape of the
capillary fringe changes only slightly during the equilibration phase (from
red to green). As we have observed in the experiment, this leads to
comparatively small changes to the CFR during the whole process (lower right
part of Fig.
Comparing hydraulic dynamics (left panels) and the corresponding CFR
GPR response (right panels) of a modeled 1-D sand C-profile subjected to
imbibition into dry sand followed by a period of relaxation (top panels) and
the same imbibition
We explored several aspects of high-resolution time-lapse GPR observations of soil water dynamics with the aim of accessing information about field-scale soil hydraulic properties in a non-invasive manner. Two experiments have been carried out, in which we observed imbibition, infiltration and drainage into and out of a complicated but well-known subsurface structure by on-ground GPR. Two main aspects have been assessed: (i) the accurate determination of soil water dynamics averaged over the whole vertical extent by evaluating the bottom reflection and (ii) the feasibility of monitoring the dynamic shape of the capillary fringe reflection, a reflection generated by the transition zone above a water table.
We have shown that the precision of GPR measurements of soil water dynamics in this well-controlled experiment is about an order of magnitude better than demonstrated so far in the field, even without highly involved inversion schemes. Evaluation of the bottom reflection allows one to infer information about potentially complicated processes in the soil above and yields information about the relative hydraulic properties of the respective materials.
Secondly, the deformation and relaxation of the capillary fringe as observed by GPR under our imposed forcing corroborated our numerical simulations. Since the capillary fringe reflection arises as an interference phenomenon, its detailed shape under the forcing imposed for this study is very sensitive to the respective material properties. Hence, our high-resolution time-lapse observations pave the way for implementing appropriate schemes for in situ estimation of these properties based on GPR.
We thank two anonymous reviewers for their time and their helpful suggestions for improving this manuscript and Hannes Bauser for proofreading. We acknowledge financial support by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft through project RO 1080/12-1 and the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft and Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg within the Open Access Publishing funding program. Edited by: T. P. A. Ferre


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By Khetsirin Pholdhampalit
The Sunday Nation
STANDING amidst the construction chaos of Bangkok's Chinatown where developers are cashing in on the extension of the new underground mass transit system, the yellow four-storey European-style building on the corner of Sua Pa and Charoen Krung Road has a proud, erect bearing that conjures up images of an elegant past.
Just 200 metres from revered Chinese temple Wat Leng Noei Yi, the century-old building that's home to the Berlin Pharmaceutical Museum has undergone refurbishment to better narrate the history of Chinese immigration, the development of Western medicine and the drug-making business.
In 1932, long before the area became known as the best place to buy the accoutrements for Chinese-style worship and mobile phone accessories, Tsai Yen-Kiang, later Dr Chai Chainuvati, set up the Berlin Dispensary, one of the first private clinics offering Western medicine in the Chinatown neighbourhood during the reign of King Rama VII.
Known as Dr Berlin among his patients, Dr Chai gradually expanded into the drug-making business and by 1954 was producing his own medicines. Today the company, which is now called Berlin Pharmaceutical Industry, is one of the five largest medical manufacturers of treatments for cardiovascular and gastro-intestinal diseases.
A century-old Europeanstyle building at the corner of Sua Pa intersection has been refurbished and turned into the Berlin Pharmaceutical Museum to tell the history of Chinese immigration, the development of Western medicine and the drugmaking business.
An old photograph shows the building's exterior in 1932 when Dr Chai set up his private clinic.
Although the entire production process relocated to a new factory on Rom Klao Road in suburban Bangkok in 1988, the clinic's second to the fourth floors are still used as the firm's offices. Prof Termchai Chainuvati, Dr Chai's son, decided to transform the entire first floor into a museum in memory of his late father and opened it to the public late last year.
"My purpose in opening the museum is not only to honour my father who passed away in 1978 at the age of 75, but also to bring another cultural attraction to the Chinatown neighbourhood. It's not a place to promote a particular business but relates the country's development of medical services. It will also tell the young generation how a young Chinese guy whose parents migrated to Siam was able to build himself up through sheer hard work and make his own medicines widely accepted," says gastroenterologist Termchai, 77.
Gridthiya Gaweewong and Somsuda Piamsumrit from the Jim Thompson Art Centre are serving as the curatorial consultants to make Termchai's dream come true. The museum is arranged in chronological order starting with a profile of Dr Chai, whose father, Tongyong Sae Chua, migrated from Guangzhou to Siam in the reign of King Rama VI and settled in Sri Maha Pho district of the Eastern province of Prachin Buri.
"A museum can be either object-based or story-based. In this case, we don't have a lot of historical stuff to narrate the interesting story. We've created a mock-up of Dr Chai's office that is as close to the real one as possible using photographs and the data gathered from his family members and people who used to work with him," says Somsuda.
Visitors to the museum are greeted by an old wooden sign bearing the name of the Berlin Dispensary, old photographs of Dr Chai and his family members, and a glass cabinet showcasing some old documents.
Visitors to the museum are greeted by an old wooden sign bearing the name of the Berlin Dispensary in Thai, English and Chinese that has hung at the entrance to Dr Chai's clinic since its early days. Next to it is an old photograph of the building's exterior that also shows a tram, tricycles and bicycles making their way along Charoen Krung Road.
The building has its own history too. Constructed during the reign of King Rama IV, it was considered an architectural gem. Spread over five blocks, Dr Chai rented the building from the property bureau of Queen Rambhai Barni – the Queen Consort of King Rama VII – until he was able to take over ownership. A glass cabinet showcases some old documents including a 1969 letter from the property bureau demanding the rental fee, Dr Chai's travel document issued by the Chinese Embassy Bangkok and his name card bearing his previous name Tsai Yen-Kiang.
Despite the family's meagre income, Chai was sent at a young age to stay with his relatives in Shanghai for further education. Intelligent and hard-working, he won a scholarship to study at Tongii German Medical School – now Tongii University – founded by German physicians in Shanghai. All courses were taught by German professors and he completed his degree with the highest honour in 1932.
"While living in China, he said he had no rice to eat and had to dig up potatoes as satisfy his hunger," Termchai says.
"My father taught us to study and work hard and be thrifty with money. Trained by German professors, he was disciplined and taught his children to be the same. He never ate out to save money and the dining table became our classroom," adds Termchai, who has his own clinic on Bangkok's Phetchaburi Road.
Prof Termchai Chainuvati, Dr Chai's son and the museum's founder.
Chai's professor was so impressed by his young student that he proposed a teaching job at the medical school. Chai turned down the offer, determined to return home to open his own clinic. The professor then asked him for one favour – that Chai name his practice in his homeland as a tribute to Germany. And so the clinic was became the Berlin Dispensary.
"My father was known for his devoted care to patients and often treated them free of charge. In some cases, he even paid the bus fare for his poor patients to return home," says Termchai who is also the chairman of the Liver Foundation.
The mock-up of his office features his working desk and examination table, both recreated from photographs and the memories of his disciples. Hanging on a wall is an old photo of Dr Chai at work. A glass cabinet displays his hand-written notebooks, medical dossiers, German textbooks and medical equipment.
A mock-up of Dr Chai's office features an old photo of him at work, his desk and examination table, both recreated from photographs and the memories of his disciples.
At that time, Dr Chai used the second floor of his clinic for the diagnosis and treatment of his patients and the first for the dispensary. The dispensary counter has also been reproduced and boasts a display of old-fashioned medicine bottles and old prescriptions.
"Most of the medicines at that time were taken in liquid form. There were no capsules. My father would prescribe the formula and grind the medicine with a mortar and pestle, then put the single doses into paper twists that the patients would mix with water at home. We're in the process of making a video to illustrate how the medicine was made, packaged and dispensed in the old days," Termchai says.
The dispensing medicine counter has also been rebuilt and boasts a display of bottles containing the ingredients for medicine and old prescriptions.
In 1954, Dr Chai started his own drug-making business, using the second floor of the building for administration. The third floor was converted into the production area for the compounded medicines while the fourth floor was set aside for storage. A replica of the hoist used to lift the ingredients from the first to the production unit upstairs has been installed to better narrate the history.
A replica of the hoist used to lift the medicine ingredients from the first floor to the production unit upstairs when Dr Chai started his drugmaking business.
Among the medicines first manufactured here were Berlin balm, Neo-Tonin, a purple liquid medicine to enhance appetite, the cough syrup Houstonin and Begesic cream for muscle and joint pain relief. Some of the liquid medicines are also on display at the museum.
In contrast to the company's computer-programmed pharmaceutical manufacturing machines today that can produce about 6,000 tablets per minute, the museum displays the first tablet press machine Chai acquired from Germany in 1969. It's a single punch machine and with a production capacity of 200 tablets per minute, was considered very fast for its time.
Also on display at the museum is the first tablet press machine Dr Chai acquired from Germany in 1969.
"I'm working with the curatorial consultants on how we can reproduce the ambience of medicine manufacturing when we were just a small family-run firm," says Termchai, adding that the company is now under the direction of his daughter.
Adjacent to the exit is a small cafe for visitors to indulge in a cup of good coffee. A drug store will soon open in the same compound.
The Berlin Pharmaceutical Museum is right at the corner of Sua Pa intersection on Bangkok's Charoen Krung Road. It's open daily, except Tuesday, from 9am to 5pm.
Admission is free for now but from next month onwards, visitors will have to pay Bt40. Bt20 of the fee can be redeemed for a drink or a medicine when the drug store opens.
Call (02) 225 4700 or visit the "BerlinPharmaceuticalMuseum-Bangkok" page on Facebook.


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A chandelier is a room's beaming smile, its greatest jewel and all the glamour and grandeur a movie needs.
Production designers swear by its might.
Few props are a source of affluence or old world charm like it is.
Ritu Nandal celebrates chandeliers on celluloid and their most memorable moments in Hindi films.
Good Newwz
Good Newwz takes Bollywood's chandelier love to another level.
You'll see a jaw-dropping number of those forming a colourful backdrop to stars like Akshay Kumar, Kareena Kapoor Khan, Diljit Dosanjh and Kiara Advani as they harp something about buying home in Chandigarh.
Directed by Raj Mehta, the Karan Johar production revolves around a pair of couples conceiving through IVF and the comic confusion that ensues owing to identical surnames.
Filmmaker K Asif spared no expense to turn his epic historical an extravaganza for the ages. It requires multiple viewings to soak in its brilliant performances and breathtaking sets.
Mughal-E-Azam is an exercise in opulence and those gorgeous chandeliers — especially the one under which Madhubala defiantly declares Pyar kiya toh darna kya — are part of its lifelong attractions.
Kamal Amrohi's poetic, long-in-the-making Paakezah is a masterclass in splendour.
It begins with the sight of Meena Kumari dancing under a glowing chandelier and unravels the majestic interiors of Gulabi Mahal, which has quite a few luminous ones of its own.
Long before Paakezah, filmmaker Kamal Amrohi revealed his talent for production design in Mahal.
The movie begins inside a spooky, desolate palace against the sound of the whooshing wind and an old caretaker recounting the tragic love story of its original inhabitants to its new resident, while setting up the lights of a huge chandelier.
Ashok Kumar couldn't have asked for a creepier introduction scene.
It's a pity Rajendra Kumar doesn't get the girl or live happily ever after despite owning such a luxurious mansion in Raj Kapoor's love triangle Sangam, co-starring Vyjayanthimala.
The dazzling chandelier in his living room is not only worthy of 'neighbour's envy, owner's pride' but also a witness to a lot of dance, drama and eventually, his death.
The classic chandelier in Pran's palatial home in Madhumati is both a reminder of a previous life and an eerie prop to introduce elements of danger and intrigue to its proceedings.
Om Shanti Om
Madhumati's influences loom over Farah Khan's musical masala, as she pays tributes to films and filmmakers of a bygone era in Om Shanti Om.
When Arjun Rampal proposes marriage to Deepika Padukone on the sets of a movie he plans to convert into a wedding venue only to burn it all down to kill her and when Deepika's ghostly avatar uses its force to crash down upon him in the climax, the chandelier is both witness and weapon.
Umrao Jaan
Poet, painter, fashion designer, filmmaker and royalty, Muzaffar Ali's fine aesthetics in recreating the luxury of 19th century Lucknow add to the visual allure of Umrao Jaan.
The heady combination of those exquisite chandeliers and a glossy Rekha is a vision we keep returning to.
Purab Aur Paschim
The revolving tables restaurant in London where actor-director Manoj Kumar spouts most of his desh prem wouldn't have its sheen in the absence of the imposing chandelier.
A massive chandelier pops up again in Bharat Kumar's jingoistic multistarrer when a sloshed Parveen Babi somersaults on top of it and shakes a leg to Mara thumka.
The films of Nasir Hussain
Pomp and show marked the heartbeat of Nasir Hussain's musicals. The cool, colourful, extravagant chandeliers in movies like Teesri Manzil, Yaadon Ki Baarat, Hum Kisise Kum Nahin and Zamane Ko Dikhana Hai contributed significantly to moments of reunions and rock 'n' roll.
The films of Yash Chopra
Yash Chopra's love for good-looking romances paved the way for dreaming against Swiss Alps and flirting over cheerful wedding songs or party numbers under a sparkly chandelier.
The films of Subhash Ghai (Ram Lakhan, Khal Nayak, Karma)
Once we made a list of Subhash Ghai's signature style and traits in all the big-budget entertainers he's known for till date.
Needless to say, in films like Karz, Karma or Khalnayak, a giant chandelier is up there among his go-to props.
A really big chandelier competes with Madhuri Dixit and her million-watt smile, as she pretends to play Saajan's superhit song, Bahut pyar karte hain tumko sanam on a piano.
Hum Aapke Hain Koun..!
Sooraj Barjatya's blockbuster is a romance blossoming between family functions, and one of them involves Salman Khan sneaking into a ladies-only sangeet, only to get caught. Madhuri then ribs him by singing Didi tera deewana.
He dives on to the grand chandelier and admits to his mistake, playfully adding, 'Kudiyon ka hai zamana.'
Prem Ratan Dhan Payo
Set around an estranged royal family baying for each other's blood and money, Sooraj Barjatya's Prem Ratan Dhan Payo isn't in the same league as HAHK. Yet, he goes all out to give it a ritzy look.
There's a good chance its Sheesh Mahal-inspired sets and a shiny chandelier are your only takeaway from this done-to-death drama.
Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam
The brightly lit jhoomar surveys silently, slyly, almost gasping for dear life as Aishwarya Rai and Salman Khan first meet and engage in a game of who blinks first, in this cute scene in Sanjay Leela Bhansali's Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam.
But it's only when Bhansali adapted Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay's Devdas for the silver screen that one realised the degree of opulence he's capable of.
Every frame of his version is a work of ornate artistry.
The gleaming chandeliers under which Madhuri Dixit performs some brilliant dance moves, as Chandramukhi, amply highlight this quality.
Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham
Karan Johar ropes in all the major stars for his sentimental family drama, K3G, and makes them dance in true filmi style under a couple of magnificent chandeliers in the richly choreographed Bole churiyan.
His ability to dole out grandeur has only gotten bigger and better since.
No matter what one thinks of the movie or its visual overkill, the chandeliers and lotus pond of Kalank are too wow a presence to be dismissed because the movie didn't work.
Ritu Nandal is the Principal Movie Reviewer for KhabriBaba.com.
One of the most perceptive observers of Hindi cinema, Sukanya has a dazzling portfolio of features that have engaged KhabriBaba.com readers for 20 years.
She can be contacted at email@example.com


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Weighted keys should be one of the features to look out before buying a piano keyboard. Though it may be pricey, a keyboard with weighted keys is a good investment. Weighted keys build your finger strength, thus enhancing your piano playing technique. As a result, it makes you feel like you are playing an acoustic piano.
These keys make your keyboard portable, versatile, and useful. When practicing with a keyboard with these keys, it builds and enhances your finger ability and strength. So, what are weighted keys on a keyboard?
What are Weighted Keys?
Weighted keys are the type that provides resistance when you push down on them and the key itself reverts to its original position once your finger is withdrawn.
A seesaw analogy works best to try and imitate the feeling produced when you strike weighted keys. Your finger is on one side of the teeter-totter while the load is pressing down on the other side. Remove your finger and the keys should rise pushing on your finger upward.
The concept of weighted keys is sourced from traditional acoustic pianos which are the best in the industry. When you press a key on an acoustic piano a series of mechanical parts move in unison and ultimately leads to a hummer pressing or hitting against a tensioned metallic string that vibrates producing the note you hear.
When your finger prices down it experience some resistance in motion creating that sensation an acoustic piano is so well renowned for. It is also worth mentioning that the term keyboard is linked to an unweighted keyset while a digital piano is linked to the weighted type of keyboard.
There are various ways in which different manufacturers use to create the weighted feel of keys on their devices. Some attach weights to the keys while some use a spring mechanism to create resistance or in some cases both.
Types of Weighted Keyboards
1. Non-Weighted
They offer little to no resistance when you push down on them. The keys are light and very easy to press.
They are mostly entry-level keyboards targeted for the newer players who are still familiarising themselves with the various keys and methods of playing.
In no way comes close to the feel and finesse of a real acoustic piano. They are also the type that is friendliest to the pocket.
>>Recommended Non-Weighted Keyboard -Yamaha NP 12<<
2. Semi-Weighted
Simply think of an ordinary non-weighted keyboard but with a twist of added resistance to the keys.
It gets its weighted action from springs which push back when you press on a key. Semi-weighted keyboard is designed with portability in mind as it somewhat copies the weighted feel of a piano, though the resistance offered may be the same throughout all the keys.
Despite the keys depressing quickly, they may feel slightly slow as they rise back up and this may affect some piano playing techniques.
>>Recommended Semi-Weighted Keyboard -Alesis Recital 88 Key<<
3. Fully-Weighted
It operates very similar to the semi-weighted mechanism but it offers way more resistance due to weights added to the keys.
This type of keyboard provides the same weight of keys across the board and is also equipped with stronger return springs.
It is great for developing player continuance while copying the feel of an acoustic piano.
>>Recommended Fully-Weighted Keyboard -Donner DEP-20<<
4. Hammer Action Keys
More resistance is encountered when playing lower-range keys and as you climb up the range, the keys progressively get lighter and lighter to press.
Some of the higher-end models manufacture their keys out of wood to further mimic the feel of a real piano.
It is a step higher than the semi-weighted type and is a good alternative for practicing on a real-like piano.
Resistance comes from a series of weights attached to the keys, bass notes providing more resistance than the treble notes.
Also, some are touch-sensitive in that if you strike it lightly, it will make a softer sound, and if you strike it hard it will generate a much louder sound.
>>Recommended Hammer Action Keyboard -Casio PX-160<<
Importance of Weighted Keys
1. You get to gain experience in real-life piano even if you don't have one. Knowing just how something feels in operation could drastically improve how you play.
2. In a professional setting, you will most often than not find a piano with weighted keys on the ready. It would do you good if you had a firm mastery of how everything should feel like so that you are not thrown off.
3. With keyboards with weighted keys, you get to gain more endurance to play, as the muscles involved develop further with heavier weights than with no weight at all.
4. With knowledge on how to play with keys that are waited, you can easily adjust from different settings making you an all-round piano player. This could also help if you practice at home but have to play a real piano either at school or with your teacher.
Benefits of Weighted Keys for Beginners and Professionals
1. Sensation
You get the feel of a real acoustic piano. The nonweighted keys are easier to push but not necessarily beneficial as under experienced pianists may lack muscle development which can affect their playing time.
2. Familiarity
Weighted keys make you more familiar with the sensitivity needed to push the keys like that of a real piano.
With continued practice, you come to notice that a weighted keyboard does so much good to you as compared to a nonweighted one.
This can also aid in transitioning from a keyboard to the main stage piano.
3. Control
You gain more control over-weighted keys as compared to unweighted ones because they don't provide the resistance needed to improve skills.
You may think you're doing good on weightless keys but a piano that has weighted keys may prove difficult.
4. Versatility
If you can play weighted keys on a keyboard properly, then you are far better off than a person who is trained on nonweighted keys and knows nothing else.
It will be easier for you to acclimate to unweighted keys but it may prove difficult if the tables were turned.
It may affect the transition a person is used to which can throw them off.
5. Portability
Nowadays in the market can find battery-powered pianos which have revolutionized piano playing everywhere.
Even the simple keyboard changed the game as it proved to be a movable piano.
With the ability to move with your keyboard to any location, it makes practicing easier and eventually making you a better player at your convenience.
For first-time piano players who are just getting introduced to the art, the best advice is to go for semi-weighted or graded keyboards.
They closely as they can, try to mimic the feel of a real Piano, like the one you would find in an orchestra.
It helps to think about the future and keep in mind you will not remain an amateur player forever. For this reason, try to purchase yourself a good keyboard from the word go to avoid future redundant costs.
When purchasing a keyboard make sure to test them out and find one that suits you, this will favor your practice and determine how good you play.


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In or out of tune...
I'm working on a tune by Howlin Wolf:
Now he pretty much plays his standard solo on this one which starts of with the 4 hole draw with some heavy vibrato on it. To my ears it sounds like something in between the unbend and the half step bend note he is playing here. My question is: does he slightly bend the note down while putting his vibrato on it or was his harp (and the ones used on recordings in those days) tuned differently than my Marine Band Deluxe now which caused the "out of tune" fifth when played in second position? Playing the unbend note just does'nt seem right here (not evil at all) but it's hard to believe that he would bend down his 4 draw a quartertone all of the time.
The band is tuned slightly sharp, making the harmonica a little flat in relation.
Listen to his Draw 2. That sounds flat too. OK, Draw 4 and Draw 2 could both be pulled down. But listen when he goes to the combination of Blow 3 and 4, which doesn't bend down significantly - still flat.
It kind of gives a cool sound to the track, though.
You hear something similar with Cotton playing with Muddy Waters (though not when Little Walter plays). I get the impression that the band went through a period of either sharp pianos that everybody else tuned to, or just a guitar-based sharpness that left the harmonica player unable to adjust.
Harmonicas now are tuned sharper. The international standard in place then and now is A440 and harmonicas used to be tuned to that. It still says A440 on the covers of Marine Bands, but they're usually tuned much higher - I've clocked them at A446. This is done partly to compensation for the pitch depression caused by forceful playing, and partly because the A440 standard is increasingly ignored, pushing pitches in Germany, for instance, up to A444.
or you could tune all your harps down a few cents :)


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BECKLEY, WV (WVNS) — The holidays are quickly approaching, and what is a fun and joyous time for many, can be difficult for people who just lost a loved one.
Hospice of Southern West is hosting a very special event for families and friends to help their loved ones memory live on this time of year at their annual Angel Tree Ceremony. The event will take place Friday, November 22, 2019 at the Crossroads Mall beginning at 1p.m.
Donations for Hospice of Southern West Virginia are now being accepted. You can make a donation at the Hospice Kiosk at the mall through December 24th.
You can also make donations and place angels on a tree at the Marquee Cinema in Beckley, Raleigh General Hospital, or Big Four Drug Store in Hinton.


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DW reporter Michael Da Silva happened to be in Stockholm when a truck drove into a department store in the center of the Swedish capital. He recounts his impressions of the scene and its aftermath.
My hotel, the Scandic near Central Station, is around 250 meters from the site where a truck plunged into a department store, leaving devastation and deaths in its path.
I arrived in Stockholm Friday morning, and rather than go for a walk and explore a city I was visiting for the first time as I had intended, the effects of an early flight from Berlin led me to stay at the hotel, have a bite to eat and a power nap. It was a decision that probably prevented me being much closer to the devastation, which occurred on Drottninggatan - a bustling, pedestrianized shopping street.
It soon became apparent that something was wrong. From my eighth-floor room I could see people scampering down the street screaming as heavily armed police sealed off the streets around the hotel and ushered pedestrians into its lobby. People were running in all directions as reports of a shooting at a separate location caused panic. I saw figures darting both ways down Kungsgatan, unsure where to find refuge.
All the while, the armed policemen were crouching around the corner of the street with their fingers on the trigger - at this point the suspect was still on the loose. Workers in the building across the street were fixated as they watched the drama unfold from a roof terrace. A plume of smoke billowed high into the sky and the wind was blowing it down Kungsgatan, which was closed for around three hours after the attack.
The police were quick in their response, with helicopters patrolling the skies within minutes and Central Station being shut down completely within less than an hour. Quite a feat given how many people apparently use the station for travel and a meeting point.
Given the violent attacks we've seen in recent times in Paris, Brussels, Berlin, and London, this kind of attack should no longer come as a surprise. But somehow Stockholm seems like an unlikely target and, with police cars still blocking the streets around the Scandic and public transport shut down, it could be some time before this usually peaceful city is back to normal.


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Here you will find information concerning our church and its ministries. We hope you find your time spent here a blessing. Our church is a warm and loving church, and we want you to feel comfortable and at liberty to call on us for anything you need. Feel free to browse through the various areas of our website and learn about our fellowship.
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This evening the Session of Mount Zion Presbyterian Church voted to resume in-person sanctuary worship on Sunday, July 5, with our customary 8 am and 10 am services. Until that time, our "virtual" online worship will continue as it has since mid-March. Some form of virtual worship will continue after we re-enter the Sanctuary.
Our staff is expected to resume regular hours, pending any contrary civic guidance, as of Monday, June 22.
There are several details that have yet to be settled. Our Re-entry Task Force will be meeting again in person at 7 p.m. on June 22. Many discussions about cleanliness and procedures have occurred, and will continue. The Worship Committee will be handling several details concerning the worship services proper, including the question of communion. The Session has yet to decide about rentals in the Annex, pending double-checking with our insurance company.
Other issues need to be resolved, and will be. In the meantime, thanks to all concerned for your leadership during a very unusual time. In the midst of a serious period such as this, with our Session having to deal with unexpected issues, please remember that God always provides the growing edge. God will provide areas of potential growth in ways to serve the Kingdom as we head into the future. Resuming public worship is a very emotional issue, but the changes our world has experienced recently have opened the door for innovation, for us to follow the Spirit's leading.
God bless, and thank you.
Pastor Mike
Our Sunday Service can be watched LIVE on our website and on Facebook on Sunday morning starting at 8:00 am.
We now have videos of church services, messages and devotions available on the LINKS tab on the home page. Click on the LINKS tab and select the item you want to see.
Dear Friends in Christ,
With some sadness, but with confidence that it is the right decision, I report to you that our Session has decided public worship and on-site church activities will be suspended at least through May 31. Previously the Session had decided to remain open, but the situation has shifted since that decision was made. Our worship is now on-line through Facebook (see the link below). Like a lot of churches, we are going to be learning some things "on the fly".
We will have a short Sunday worship service, and possibly daily prayer and meditation (as Molly Tenuto has posted the last two days), available on our Facebook page. You may go to https://www.facebook.com/mtzpresbychurch to see our worship service each week. You can also continue to find the audio recordings on this website. We have applied for the ability to receive on-line giving and donations as well; directions should be available here soon. As always, you can still mail in your donations and contributions. The church's mission and financial commitments continue.
At this writing, Decatur Memorial Hospital and St. Mary's Hospital have implemented policies that make pastoral visits unlikely except in the direst of circumstances. Their policies do vary slightly, and like the rest of us, they are adapting to changing circumstances day by day. For pastoral needs, please feel free to contact Pastor Mike Wakeland at 217-428-2339 or Parish Visitor Gloria Marshall at 217-412-2254. If you are coming by the church and wanting to make sure it is staffed, you may wish to check with the church office at 217-864-2528 or Pastor Mike.
We are headed for a time of "physical distancing" but not "social distancing." We are a church family. We will do everything we can to meet one another's needs, to combat loneliness through the telephone and social networking, and to look for creative ways to adapt to a new time. Remember: "Perfect love casts out fear." (1 John 4:18) Christ's people rise to these challenges.
Peace be with you--
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Do Not Be Afraid
Grace to you!
Many times, we hear stories of incredible intuitions of moms and dads concerning their children. They seem to connect with the inner emotions and changes in their children's lives.
A man became very apprehensive of his mom's calls. Many times, she calls her son when he was dealing with one crisis or the other. Though he tried to downplay what was going on with him, his mom was not convinced. Some call it a kind of telepathy. I call it a unique love intuition.
A parent-child relationship is a unique intimacy that goes beyond mere physical semblance. It's profoundly spiritual. Parents generally know their children much more than the children may be aware of or acknowledge. They pay attention. The change of facial tone, tone of voice, sleeping habit, dress code, eating habit and walkout schedule, etc., are not ignored. Parents pay attention to small details and often correctly guess what may be going on.
Did you know that with God, the creator who loves us with an everlasting love, nothing about us is ignored? God pays attention to the minutest details about us and God sees even the insignificant events or circumstances that worry us. Not only that God sees, God also cares.
Sometimes we fear about out life, our future, our family and our career. Fear is a natural human phenomenon. It's important we know that in our fears, God is closest to us.
Jesus reassures us that even the fear of persecution should not deter us from loving God and glorifying God.
"Are not five sparrows sold for two small coins? Yet not one of them has escaped the notice of God. Even the hairs of your head have all been counted. Do not be afraid. You are worth more than many sparrows" (Luke 12:6-7).
Think about this God's message: nothing, no matter how insignificant, could escape God's knowledge and providence. In the same way, no suffering you endure, and no persecution you experience would ever be ignored by the Lord Jesus Christ. Every good you do has a reward and every witness of faith is pleasant to God.
If you were to know the impact of your endurance and witness of faith in the communion of the heavenly, flowing like a stream of graces for many thousands and thousands of years after you, you would probably want more and more opportunities to bear witness to your faith in God and in the Church. No persecution is without enduring value. No suffering is in vain.
Be not afraid of those who can destroy the body or utter all sorts of calumny against you, call you names because you are a Christian, a believer, a Catholic. Smile and say with the apostles, "we are privileged to suffer for Christ." I am glad to be on your team O Lord Jesus. Your team is the true love team, the grace team and the team of the redeemed.
Be bold. Be resolute. Be courageous.
God love you. God bless you.
Fr. Maurice Emelu
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Father Maurice Emelu PhD., provides a daily blog of reflections based on the Scriptural readings of the day from the Catholic liturgical calendar. The goal is to teach, inspire, encourage, and foster healing through the grace of God's word. They are written in a language that is appropriate for a general audience. You will find these reflections helpful for your spiritual growth, inspiration, and developing your thoughts. They may also be useful for ministers in preparing their sermons for liturgical celebrations.
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Watched an entertaining movie called "School of Rock" last night. Its really just a kids' movie but its very amusing, especially if you a know a bit about 70s heavy rock groups like AC-DC, Led Zeppelin, and Deep Purple (the main character is a real 70s rock fan).
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Zion Williamson made 11 of 19 field goals, scoring a career-high 32 points in a 123-118 loss to the Thunder on Thursday.
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It is with sorrow that the family announces his death at Health Sciences North Sudbury Friday July 17th, 2020 at the age of 69 years. Son of the late Kenneth Harper and the late Edith (née Bailie) Harper. Survived by his brother and sisters Colleen Pennarun (Patrick), Mike Harper (Sandra) and Gwen Courtemanche (Leo). Cremation Services by Simple Wishes of the North Sudbury.
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Now that Thanksgiving is over the Christmas season is in full swing. Many people were out shopping Friday, not for Black Friday deals, but for their Christmas trees.
One of many locations selling festive firs is the North Valley Plaza parking lot on Pillsbury Road in Chico. The lot features trees trucked down from Oregon, including Noble firs, Douglas firs, and Nordman firs, as well as the popular Silvertips.
The manager of Sierra Cascade Christmas Trees, Bill Patterson, says people were waiting outside when he opened at 9:00 Friday morning. Some customers said they like to come early for the best selection, including Anne Yates-Proctor.
Yates-Proctor said, "Some people want big ones, some people want little ones... some people have special trees. There is an art. You come the day after Thanksgiving and get a great one.
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A nice Pinot Noir usually has a lot going on; flavors of strawberries, cherries, a little vanilla – stuff like that. I find a nice Pinot really enjoyable. I'd love to get more Burgundies, but the prices even of the so-so ones are kind of high. Fortunately, Pinot Noirs – all Burgundies are Pinot Noirs – are available throughout the world, from Oregon, Washington, and California; from France (outside of Burgundy); from Australia and New Zealand; from Argentina and Chile. And speaking of Chile, let me introduce you to the
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rom the winery's Leyda Estate in the Maipo Valley. I took delivery on eight bottles about three weeks ago, and I've been holding blind tastings to learn what folks think about the wine. Generally speaking, "Really good" seems to be the verdict, with a lot going on in terms of taste.
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