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Today: [James 2:] Faith Without Works: In this chapter, we find a broad spectrum statement regarding faith's corresponding action that is one of the most disputed concepts in the Bible. The subject of faith and works in this chapter is one reason the book of James is questioned by many as belonging in the canon of scripture in the first place.
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[Jas 2:1-26 KJV] 1 My brethren, have not the faith of our Lord Jesus Christ, [the Lord] of glory, with respect of persons. 2 For if there come unto your assembly a man with a gold ring, in goodly apparel, and there come in also a poor man in vile raiment; 3 And ye have respect to him that weareth the gay clothing, and say unto him, Sit thou here in a good place; and say to the poor, Stand thou there, or sit here under my footstool: 4 Are ye not then partial in yourselves, and are become judges of evil thoughts? 5 Hearken, my beloved brethren, Hath not God chosen the poor of this world rich in faith, and heirs of the kingdom which he hath promised to them that love him? 6 But ye have despised the poor. Do not rich men oppress you, and draw you before the judgment seats? 7 Do not they blaspheme that worthy name by the which ye are called? 8 If ye fulfil the royal law according to the scripture, Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself, ye do well: 9 But if ye have respect to persons, ye commit sin, and are convinced of the law as transgressors. 10 For whosoever shall keep the whole law, and yet offend in one [point], he is guilty of all. 11 For he that said, Do not commit adultery, said also, Do not kill. Now if thou commit no adultery, yet if thou kill, thou art become a transgressor of the law. 12 So speak ye, and so do, as they that shall be judged by the law of liberty. 13 For he shall have judgment without mercy, that hath shewed no mercy; and mercy rejoiceth against judgment. 14 What [doth it] profit, my brethren, though a man say he hath faith, and have not works? can faith save him? 15 If a brother or sister be naked, and destitute of daily food, 16 And one of you say unto them, Depart in peace, be [ye] warmed and filled; notwithstanding ye give them not those things which are needful to the body; what [doth it] profit? 17 Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone. 18 Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works. 19 Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble. 20 But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead? 21 Was not Abraham our father justified by works, when he had offered Isaac his son upon the altar? 22 Seest thou how faith wrought with his works, and by works was faith made perfect? 23 And the scripture was fulfilled which saith, Abraham believed God, and it was imputed unto him for righteousness: and he was called the Friend of God. 24 Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only. 25 Likewise also was not Rahab the harlot justified by works, when she had received the messengers, and had sent [them] out another way? 26 For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.
In v. 1-3 of our chapter, the writer warns against preferential treatment shown to wealthy members of the congregation. This is an unfortunate reality in Christian culture that has gone unchecked since the ink was still wet on the New Testament letters.
Many would trumpet this passage in the interests of social justice, and it does rightly apply and to other areas as well. Since the advent of video and picture taking the platform ministries of our churches have been purged of all but the most attractive men and women in our midst. The same is true of society in general. Studies conducted on this issue conclude that those with less than perfectly good looks are veritably unelectable. The study went on to assert that even towering historical leaders such as Abraham Lincoln could never get elected today solely because he was not a handsome man. We expect this from the world, but the church is no different. We know of several talented and anointed ministers who were removed from platform ministry and flatly told they didn't fit the image and body type of the message the church wanted to project to the public. These things ought not to be, but sadly there is no motivation for the church to do things any differently.
The writer laments this problem of preference and asks the question does not God love the poor who are rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom. You will note that God loves the poor and loving poverty are two different things. 2 Cor. 8:9 states unequivocally that Jesus became poor not as our example but our substitute. God places no premium upon human suffering including poverty. What is to be our attitude toward the needy (v. 6)? We are to fulfill the royal law (v. 8) and love those less fortunate and give them a reason to bless our name because we choose in substantive ways to be a part of their solution in life and not part of their problem.
Verse 9 belabors the point beyond polite reference flatly stating that preferential treatment of one person over the other is commission of sin. The writer then makes plain in v. 10 that offending in one minor point of the law means that a person is guilty of breaking the law in its entirety. In Christian culture, there are many spoken and unspoken laws – things required of believers on the condition that they be approved as followers of Christ. Examples of this would be tithing for instance. Tithing is a covenantal privilege but to teach it as a law incumbent upon the believer under threat of judgment is to bring the believer under the full weight of transgressing the whole of the law and thus being entirely robbed of God's blessing.
Other unwritten laws in Christian cultural expectation would include dress, body mass index, how much make-up is appropriate, whether or not a lady should wear a skirt instead of slacks, or lately whether or not it is hypocritical to wear a suit to church instead of appearing in tails out uber casual wear. All of these things if we place them as expectations upon others in our midst according to v. 11 cause us to be branded as transgressors. If we are transgressors of the law in one minor point we are guilty of all, so my caution to you is proceed very carefully in adopting these popular stylized Jewish conventions and traditions or to judge others for not calling God "Yahweh" or Jesus "Yeshua" for to do so as an alleged requirement of spirituality is nothing more than iniquity and injustice in the eyes of God, who according to v. 13 will judge such things without mercy.
Why would God ever decline to show mercy? When we refuse to show mercy. In this context, the comment is made if you claim to have faith, but it isn't evidenced in your works or the outworking of how you regard and treat others then your faith is void. Many people earnestly believe they are the heart and soul of the expressed mercy of God, but they have many people in their lives that are not the recipients of God's mercy through that same individual. How do we apply these truths? In v. 15 if we know someone to be in need, we are to feed them, clothe them, meet their necessary need. This should be done personally if at all possible and institutionally if need be.
We are not to say (v. 16) peace be with you be warmed and filled and give nothing of ourselves. This issue of caring for the poor is a consistent and unbroken theme throughout the scriptures, but many times the church does little more than giving the indigent a bag of dented canned food with no label, a night in a seedy hotel and enough gas to get out of town. Make no mistake the preponderance of care for the poor as advocated in the scripture was mandated to be done personally. If your church does or does not engage in these activities, you are still required to do so. The church as an institution cannot obey this mandate for you – there should be impoverished families who lay their head down at night thankful that you are in the world because you have made a difference in their lives. If that is not true (v. 18) the writer dismisses your faith as dead faith because there is no love whereby your faith might be activated.
We are to bear in mind that faith is not defined alone by doctrines that we believe or even what you believe concerning Jesus. The demons believe. Remember that Abraham believed God and that belief was expressed in the fact that he offered up Isaac upon the altar. What are you offering up in life that is indexed to the character of your faith in Christ? A few dented cans of vegetables? Abraham believed God, followed through with corresponding actions based on his belief and it was accounted to him for righteousness. We read this statement and nod in agreement, but for the Jew who was taught all his life that only in keeping the law could one be righteous, this was revelation knowledge.
The writer goes on to mention Rahab, the harlot who hid the spies sent from Joshua and displayed a red cord out of her window. If she had believed that Joshua was a man of God but hadn't displayed the red cord, then she would have perished with the rest of Jericho. Her corresponding action in connection with her faith caused her to be the only person with her family that was spared when thousands around her perished. Even so, will we be saved. We can look around us and see societal change taking place that could result in disruption of things we all take for granted. How do we get ready? Do we stockpile food and weapons? Do we verse ourselves in the conspiracy theories that abound in the body of Christ about the Illuminati, or the Skull and Bones Society? What about the lizard reptilian CIA agents in black Suburbans that have put up listening posts in your neighborhood? What about the Muslim plant the enemy wants to put in the White House? Shouldn't we prepare? These are all real-world examples that Kitty and I have encountered repeatedly among God's people. How do we get ready for the techno-political apocalypse that is coming? The writer of James declares it is by living NOW on this side of things a life of faith made evident by the love we show to others in substantive ways by which they bless God for our generosity.
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To: The Members of Hever Parish Council. I hereby summon you to attend the meeting of Hever Parish Council to be held by ZOOM on 14th JULY 2020 commencing at 7.30 pm for the transaction of business as set out below.
Meeting ID: 969 8140 0024
Password: 621941
Signed; Clerk Date 08.07.20 *attachment
To assist in the speedy and efficient dispatch of business, please contact the Clerk in advance of the meeting if further factual information is required on an item on the Agenda.
Please note the adopted procedure for virtual meetings (2020).
The Council will receive statements and questions from the public (this is the only opportunity for members of the public to make a contribution during the meeting) and for members with pecuniary interests to speak on items on the Agenda.
Items for discussion / decision;
5i. Councillor vacancies. Update on Four Elms ward vacancy (BW / AH).
5ii. To receive the resignation of Anita Sebastian (Hever ward), with immediate effect.
5iii. Do any of the Councillors have training IT needs they wish the Clerk to arrange? Continue reading
Each year the smaller authority's Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR) needs to be reviewed by an external auditor appointed by Smaller Authorities' Audit Appointments Ltd. The unaudited AGAR has been published with this notice. As it has yet to be reviewed by the appointed auditor, it is subject to change as a result of that review.
Any person interested has the right to inspect and make copies of the accounting records for the financial year to which the audit relates and all books, deeds, contracts, bills, vouchers, receipts and other documents relating to those records must be made available for inspection by any person interested. For the year ended 31 March 2020, these documents will be available on reasonable notice by application to:
Please contact the Clerk for any attachments referred to.
To: The Members of Hever Parish Council. I hereby summon you to attend the meeting of Hever Parish Council to be held by ZOOM on 11st JUNE 2020 commencing at 6.30 pm for the transaction of business as set out below.
Signed; Clerk Date 08.06.20 *attachment Continue reading
Local Plan set to have its day in court
Sevenoaks District Council has been granted permission to bring a judicial review against the Planning Inspector's decision to reject the draft Local Plan.
The High Court issued a notification on Tuesday 2 June 2020 granting permission for the review. The Honourable Mr Justice Swift concluded all grounds for the Council's claim are arguable and permission for judicial review was granted, clearing the first hurdle of the process.
On 2 March 2020, the Planning Inspector wrote the final report on the examination of the Sevenoaks District Local Plan. It concluded the Plan was not legally compliant in respect of the Duty to Co-operate.
However, the Council strongly rejected this conclusion, which only surfaced after the first round of the Local Plan hearings in October, seven months after the Council had submitted the Plan and supporting evidence to the Inspector.
Within the Local Plan submission, there were more than 800 pages of evidence setting out how the Council had worked with its neighbours during the production of the Plan. The neighbouring councils and other organisations involved in the development of the Plan supported the Council's evidence and approach on this matter.
In April, the Council began Judicial Review proceedings to overturn the Inspector's decision.
Cllr Julia Thornton, the Council's Cabinet Member for Development & Conservation, says: "This is great news as it means the High Court believes our position that the Planning Inspectorate may have a case to answer. This is an important first step to getting our Local Plan approved.
"We firmly believe we had followed the relevant guidance when we developed the plan. The evidence we provided to the Planning Inspector backs this up.
"In our opinion, the Planning Inspector has incorrectly interpreted key parts of the Local Plan requirements.
"Taking court action is not something we would take lightly, but we feel we have no choice."
The High Court decision followed the news that the three MPs who represent the Sevenoaks District wrote to Robert Jenrick MP, the Secretary of State for Local Government, on Monday (1 June). Laura Trott MP, Tom Tugendhat MP and Gareth Johnson MP urged the Minister to use his powers to reconsider the Planning Inspectorate's reasons for rejecting the draft Local Plan.
Cllr Thornton, adds: "Our MPs recognise we have produced a robust Local Plan to provide the right type of developments in the right place, at the right time. They share our concerns about the handling of the Local Plan examination. We're grateful for their support and we hope this moves the Plan forward."
Friday, 26 March 2020
The minor injury unit (MIU) and x-ray department at Edenbridge and District War Memorial Hospital Minor is temporarily closed from 6pm this evening for the foreseeable future.
Your nearest MIU is at Sevenoaks Hospital. This is open from 8 am to 8pm, seven days-a-week.
As the local Edenbridge community is following the Government's guidance on social distancing, there has been a significant reduction in people using the minor injury unit at Edenbridge.
That's why, to support our work around COVID-19, we are temporarily moving staff from Edenbridge during these unprecedented times.
Hever Parish Council meeting tomorrow, at Hever village hall, Tuesday 17th March has been cancelled due to insufficient numbers of Councillors being able to attend (for a variety of reasons). Items will be transferred to the next scheduled meeting in May.
To: The Members of Hever Parish Council. I hereby summon you to attend the meeting of Hever Parish Council to be held at HEVER Village Hall on TUESDAY 17th MARCH 2020 commencing at 7.30pm for the transaction of business as set out below.
Signed; Clerk Date 09.03.20 *attachment / printed copy
To assist in the speedy and efficient dispatch of business, please contact the Clerk in advance of the meeting if further factual information is required on an item on the Agenda.
The Council will receive statements and questions from the public (this is the only opportunity for members of the public to make a contribution during the meeting) and for members with pecuniary interests to speak on items on the Agenda.
In advance of the meeting – written requests for Council to consider / comment on (the Clerk has already made preliminary responses);
i permission for the memorial bench for Pat Leigh at Four Elms village pond. No request for funds.
ii Stop fishing at the pond immediately – amount of rubbish being left and dangerous parking.
iii complete obstruction of pavements by cars that are parked, not only from people that fish also from parents picking up their children. Those that walk are having to walk in the road with their children.
iv parking on double yellow lines, again mostly visiting fishermen
v speeding through the village by motorists, 2 accidents on the crossroads already this year
Items for discussion / decision;
The Council to consider which networks a Cllr. could be co – opted from.
5i. *Financial update. Receipts and payments since last update & accounts and statement reconciliation (Clerk).
5ii. To consider any grant applications received. Does the Council require further information and / or wish to support the application (to what sum)?
*£ 5,000 requested for funding for our new pavilion and decking. Falconhurst Cricket Club.
Does the Council wish to comment independently of HWCAAG at this stage?
Update on the community event at Hever Castle. JW.
Tuesday 21st January 2020 at 7.00PM. Held at Markbeech Village hall.
Present: Rick Brookes-Smith (RBS), Angela Haydon (AH), Bonnie White (BW), Christine Thompson (CT), Stephen Sadler (SS)
Also in attendance: Charlotte Cole (CC, Clerk) and 2 members of the public. The meeting commenced at 7.00pm.
1.To receive apologies – to arrive late; John Hodson (JH) 7.10pm Joanna Wade (JW) Stephen Lark (SL) 7.11pm. In the absence of Chair and Vice Chair, SS Chaired the meeting.
To receive declarations of interest in respect of items on the Agenda. To be specified per item.
Peter Lake (Kent County Councillor) updated on; Public right of way SR577 due to Hever station area landslip. Potholes, loose manhole cover, flooding, ditches discussed, particularly in How Green Lane. Noting KCC receive 6000 pothole enquiries a month. Supports the HPC initiative for offering grants towards self closing gates on PROW. PL will be recommending a 4% increase in KCC budget. There are 400 young (<16 years) asylum seekers in Kent.
Matthew Dickins (Sevenoaks District Councillor) updated that comments on SDC Local Plan would be in an article in the Link magazine http://hever.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/Link-Feb-2020-web.pdf
Supported HPC Agenda item #15 regarding improving communications relating to parish wide licensing applications. Continues to encourage a solution to Cowden station parking issues. Claydene Farm planning application – being heard at SDC planning committee Feb. Has been re-allocated to Emma Gore, Planning Officer. High Weald AONB Design guide published http://www.highweald.org/news/2386-new-high-weald-housing-design-guide.html
PL and MD left at 7.20pm.
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When it comes to flirting – some of us are born with the perfect skill set while others have to work hard to get there.
But as much as it's good to let it come naturally, you can also learn how to flirt. In fact, you can get better at it with practice. So if you're wondering how you can perfect your flirting, here are some things you should never do, otherwise, it will all be in vain.
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Walter Irving Gibson, Jr., 85, of Richfield, NC, passed away Sunday April 26, 2020 in Bethany Woods Nursing and Rehabcenter. Services for Mr. Gibson will be held at a later date.
Mr. Gibson was born August 11,1934 and was the son of the late Walter Irving Gibson, Sr. and Lucile Brown Gibson. He attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Walter formerly worked at Pfeiffer University as the bookstore and business manager. He retired from the Stanly County Farm Bureau after a insurance career of seventeen years. Walter was a former member of the Richfield Civitan Club and Pfeiffer – North Stanly Water Association Board. He loved fishing and playing golf. Mr. Gibson was a member of New London United Methodist Church, where he served on many committees.
Walter is survived by his wife Mildred Wheless Gibson. He is survived by a son, Alan B. Gibson and wife Jennifer of Albemarle, NC and three grandchildren, Andrew Gibson, Luke Gibson and Rachel Gibson.
Memorials may be made to New London United Methodist Church, PO Box 146, New London, NC 28127.
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As wintry weather returned to the Grundy County area last weekend, so did the work of the crews behind the snowplows. Clearing and salting the roadways usually fall under local governments' tasks.
Officials with Grundy County and the villages of Minooka and Coal City took time to weigh in on salt and its usage.
In Minooka, Superintendent of Public Works Ryan Anderson said it's a balancing act to manage the needs of the residents with those of the environment.
On average, the village puts 1,000 tons of salt to use. Anderson said they have used 1,200 tons of salt and counting.
"I think our salt usage has been increased [based] on the opinions of the residents," he said. "However, I think it's important to keep in mind the environment. Residents are demanding more and more every year, and it's having more of an impact on the environment."
Anderson said natural bodies of water can be affected, including the DuPage River, nearby streams, fish populations and other organisms.
"We're trying to create awareness to people that apply salt to use more conservative techniques that would be most efficient, like adding brine as we're doing," he said. "It allows the salt to activate quicker."
Minooka is part of a coalition of entities working to address DuPage River concerns.
"We monitor the river for fluoride and sodium levels, and despite December, that level does not start to come down until August or September the following year," Anderson said.
Anderson urged other municipalities to exercise more caution when using salt to help dissuade the Illinois Environmental Protection Agency from introducing new regulations.
"I'm worried they will," he said.
Darren Olson, public works superintendent for Coal City, said government agencies want to continue to keep costs down, as employees use more and more salt.
"Salt is not cheap," he said.
Olson said the weather has kept the crew busy in January and through the first half of February.
"There's been longer hours because of the ice storms," he said.
In November, Coal City used about 30 tons of salt. The next month, there was no salt used. Since January, the village has used more than 400 tons of salt.
Eric Gibson, engineer for Grundy County, agreed that the crews have been busy putting down salt this season.
"We've got into our reserves for next year with the amount of salt that we've put down," he said.


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The market bump from the positive June jobs numbers quickly faded as U.S. Covid-19 cases continues t...
Aussie/Japanese Yen the Pair to Watch for Commodity/China Growth Today
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For those trading on a quiet Monday, the Aussie/Japanese yen (AUD/JPY) may be the currency pair to watch, writes Bob Savage Monday. Bob is presenting at Crypto Intelligence TradersExpo Las Vegas Nov. 14.
The return on capital matters more than return of capital today. Celebrations around Italian debt downgrades being less painful (in other words not junk status) that is the first driver, joy over China re-leveraging the other as shares there jump the most in 3-years up over 4%.
The news isn't all easy, however, as Australian dollar (AUD) slips back to near the yearly lows on politics as PM Morrison looks likely to lose his parliamentary majority post the Wentworth by-election.
In the UK, the British pound (GBP) is lower as PM May faces a full rebellion of pro-Brexit Tories with euro/pound (EUR/GPB) watching the 200-day at .8835.
The data was sparse overnight but important to consider as the Japan FSR highlights real estate risks, as China house prices jump again, as the Bundesbank downplays the auto sector 3Q pullback and as the EU shows primary budget surpluses in 2017 everywhere but the periphery (and with Germany beating Greece in the surplus game).
This isn't the stuff that sparks growth, putting ECB policy decisions as central for the forecast and for the week ahead.
The EUR bounce up into the EU open stalls with BTPs finding a limit to the joy of not being junk. The risk moods are tempered by the geopolitical clouds from the U.S./Russia nuclear treaty unwind and the ongoing Saudi/Khashoggi crisis, but the overarching driver for risk remains 3Q earnings and that brings 158 companies in the S&P 500 (SPX) this week.
For those trading on a quiet Monday, the Aussie/Japanese yen (AUD/JPY) may be the currency pair to watch as it captures the commodity/China growth hopes along with carry trade support against the fear about debt and politics. Watch 79 for risk downshifts and 82 for clear signals of a bigger rally.
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NO fewer than one million traders and artisans are expected to receive a soft loan of N60,000 each this year as part of the safety nets for the poor in budget 2016.
Report says government has budgeted N60 billion for the scheme and it forms part of the proposals to come before the Senate on Tuesday, January 19.
To work on the scheme, the Presidency has announced the appointment of Maryam Uwais, a lawyer, as a special adviser to the president in the office of the vice-president to implement the programme.
There are five other social investment plans of the Buhari administration already provided for in the budget with about N500 billion to be spent, which is nine percent of the total budget.
Ita Enang, a former senator and senior special assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on National Assembly matters, said on Sunday, January 17, disclosed that the president had written a letter to the National Assembly on the budget which would be read at the plenary on Tuesday, January 19.
The media reports on the controversy in the Senate regarding two versions of the proposed budget are also to put to rest at the plenary.
In any case the proposed schemes by the Buhari administration are thus:
- Employment of 500,000 graduates as teachers. Under the scheme federal government will hire, train and deploy the graduates to help beef up the quality of teachers in public schools across the nation. The teachers will be picked on state by state basis.
- The youth employment agency where between 300,000 to 500,000 non-graduate youths will be taken through in skill acquisition programmes and vocational training, for which they will be paid stipends during the training, with the plan that they would then become self-productive members of their communities. The selection of the youths for this scheme will also be on state by state basis.
- The conditional cash transfer where government will pay directly N5,000 per month to one million extremely poor Nigerians on the condition that they have children enrolled in school and are immunised.
- The home-grown school feeding in which the federal government will serve one meal a day to primary school pupils and in many cases expected to be done in collaboration with state governments.
This programme has international support from the Imperial College of the United Kingdom among other international agencies. Hence, there is free education for science, technology and mathematics students where tuition will be paid for about 100,000 STEM students in tertiary institutions in the country. The scheme is expected to cost government about N5 billion.
— Jan 18, 2016 @ 12:35 GMT


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Background: Osteoarthritis (OA) is common, debilitating disease which is associated with a large societal and economic burden, in addition to the physical and psychological sequelae it often manifests in the affected individual. Osteoarthritis is one of the leading causes for absence of the elderly individuals from workplaces, social gatherings, and festivities. Often, these patients neglect and remain unsatisfied due to ignorance, delayed presentation, long duration of therapy, financial constraints, rampant quack practices, ineffective motivation, and counseling with ineffective exercise regimens.
Aim: In this review, we will look into the epidemiology, risk factors, diagnosis, and management of osteoarthritis among elderly population.
Methodology: The review is comprehensive research of PUBMED since the year 1964 to 2018.
Conclusion: OA is the commonest joint disease worldwide and mainly occurs in later life. It tends to be slowly progressive and can cause significant pain and disability. The burden of OA is physical, psychological and socioeconomic. It can be associated with significant disability, such as a reduction in mobility and activities of daily living. Due to lack of affordable and accessible health care services, there is need for community based efforts to effectively screen, diagnose and treat various prevalent conditions in urban slums, osteoarthritis being one of them. Due to costlier treatment of osteoarthritis, early community based diagnosis using easy tools such as ACR and implementing appropriate intervention so as to halt the course of disease at an earlier stage, seems to be an adequate solution.
Keywords: Osteoarthritis; Elderly; Osteoarthritis among Elderly
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- Emptied wastebaskets and transport other trash and waste to disposal areas
- Swept, scrubbed, waxed and polished floors using brooms, mops, and powered scrubbing and waxing machines
- Disinfected, cleaned and re-stocked restrooms and cafeteria
- Light landscaping maintenance including grass cutting, snow shoveling, raking, picking up and disposing of waste, planting flowers, and laying down mulch
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Perform general cleaning duties for a six story building
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Commercial Cleaner/floor Technician/post Construction Specialist
Window cleaning of buildings and houses
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Are Baby Boomers Downsizing?
Research shows that there are absolutely more baby boomers looking to downsize in the next coming years.
If you are approaching, or within the age of 55 - 65+, you may be one of the many people pondering the benefits of downsizing or even just relocating. According to a 2016 survey by Freddie Mac, one in five baby boomers plan to sell their home and rent a new one.
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Here Are The Four Common Reasons Why Baby Boomers Are Downsizing:
1. Repairs, Maintenance and Damage….O My!
Many of our clients prolong the selling process because they are aware of the hassle that selling a home can be. That is until something goes wrong, such as a flooded basement or leaking roof. Not to mention the upkeep of lawns and landscaping. All of these inevitable home owning issues can be too stressful than the home is worth. Baby Boomers are realizing that it makes more sense to downsize into a property that is more low-key.
2. Baby Boomers and the City
The appetite for community and urbanity is strong for baby boomers looking to relocate. Cities offer cheaper housing options, more activities and a deeper sense of community. While downsizing may be unavoidable when moving to a tightly populated city, it can also offer a higher standard of living for some baby boomers.
"Many of our clients who are in or near retirement like the idea of downsizing and moving into the city, or closer to the city, and they know it will be less expensive than maintaining a large home," says DCI Properties owner, Ryan DeLaurentis
3. To Rent or Own? That is the Question.
The rent-or-own decision had become a common dilemma for baby boomers in recent years. It seems to make financial sense to rent because it eliminates high condo fees or having to pay for repairs. More and more baby boomers continue to sell their homes and move into apartments or town homes.
Linda Johnson, a former client of DCI Properties, has said "my husband and I opted to move into an apartment. We quickly discovered that the services provided and the freedom from maintenance alone was exactly what we needed."
4. The Second Home
Another common reason we hear baby boomers looking to downsize is because they would like to own, or already own, a second home. Joyce Luther, another client of DCI Properties, told us "We own a second home in Vancouver and downsizing gives us the financial flexibility to be gone for months at a time if we want."
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San Gabriel Mission Elementary School is seeking a STEM/Math teacher for the 3rd-5th grade band for the 2020-2021 school year. This teacher will serve as homeroom teacher for one of those grade levels and teach the STEM and Mathematics block for students in the third, fourth and fifth grades.
San Gabriel Mission Elementary School is making a shift next year, moving away from the more traditional styles of instruction to a collaborative, inquiry-based and hands-on approach to teaching and learning. This will happen, not only in our STEM classes, but across the subject areas and for all students. As a STEM Network school, we will approach teaching using a cross-curricular approach, making connections between STEM and all other subject areas in meaningful and authentic ways.
The ideal STEM/Mathematics teacher will be capable of planning for inquiry-based and highly collaborative lessons that are aligned the NGSS standards and engaging for students and be confident in integrating technology in the classroom. This teacher must also understand STEM education and appreciate the STEM mindset as a benefit for the development of lifelong learners and future Catholic leaders.
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Date posted: 01.08.2009
Desperate Romantics is BBC Two's exciting six-part drama, set in the throbbing heart of 19th Century industrial London.
The series follows the life and love affairs of the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, a group of revolutionary artists as well-known for their intertwining love lives, as for their ground-breaking paintings.
One location which featured among the backdrop of alleys, galleries and flesh-houses of Victorian London was Craxton Studios in Hampstead. Used in episodes three and four as an artist's studio for Dante Gabriel Rossetti (played by Aidan Turner) this large arts and crafts style property was designed and built in 1901 by the artist George Hillyard Swinstead for his family, paintings and sculpture.
During WWII the house was abandoned and then bought up in 1945 by Harold Craxton - after he and his family were bombed out of their home. The house became a focal point for music and the artistic milieu in London, and has remained in the Craxton family ever since.
Today the house is used as rehearsal and audition space for classical musicians, as well as a venue for performances, lectures and teaching. Although they had previously assisted small documentaries shoots and high end fashion stills, Desperate Romantics turned out to be the biggest production the studio had ever accommodated - with shooting taking place over four days. The forty-strong crew filmed across most of ground floor, in what is effectively still a family home.
Jane Craxton, Director of the Studios, said: "The shoot was an intense, but enjoyable experience. Most of the furniture, some of which hadn't been moved since 1947, was decanted into storage in order for the production to recreate the right period feel - even the light fittings where changed.
"The actors and crew were delightful, involving the family in the film-making process. The director even allowed us to look at some of shots they had achieved on the monitor. In the end, the money we received from the production paid for a new roof for the studio, helping to conserve the building."


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HITTING the high notes at Struthers Primary School were a talented musical duo.
Travelling By Tuba dropped in on the school to play some seasonal songs and pupils had an opportunity to join in.
They are tuba player, Chris Cranham, who studied at the Royal Northern College of Music in 1987 and pianist, Stewart Death, who has toured throughout the Concordia Opera Trio and has been heard as an accompanist on Classic FM, BBC Radio and Independent Television.


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|[To Interrogatories in the third place now … [To Interrogatories in the third place nowe first ad[?mitted] To the first hee saith hee was and is a Lunenburger as aforesaid, and
 otherwise negatively. To the second hee saith that the Stiersman and Purser of the said shipp
 the ''Sampson'' were the persons that cheifely had the oversight of the ''Sampson''
 and taking notice of the silver and other goods as they were brought and
 laden aboard the said shipp, and otherwise hee cannot answer saving
 as aforesaid being cooke of the vessell and taking noe notice of her
 matter of lading in the particulars aforesaid. To the third hee cannot answer saving as aforesaid. To the fourth hee cannot depose. To the fifth hee saith hee knoweth Roderigo [?Alonso] and John
 de Vint both of Cadiz mentioned in the bills of lading annexed
 the laders and Adrian Yoncker to whom there is in the said bills
 mention made of goods to be consigned unto him, and saith the said
 Roderigo [?Alonso] was and is a Spaniard borne and John de Wint a
 ffleming and Adrian Yoncker a native of hamburgh and for such they
 were and are commonly accompted, and saith that none of the persons or
 parties to whom any of the said silver or goods were or are consigned
 acquainted this deponent that they expected any such commodiities
 in the said shipp from Cadiz, And otherwise hee cannot depose
 saving as aforesaid. To the last hee saith that hee doth not knowe nor is perswaded in his
 conscience that the goods mentioned in the bills of lading doe belonge to
 ffrench men or subiects of the ffrench kinge or of the States of the
 United Provinces, and that they doe belonge to the parties to whom
 they are consigned in the bills or such for whose accompt they were laden.
 and hee beleeveth that the bills of lading were and are true and reall. And
 otherwise hee cannot depose. Repeated before Mr [?Baron]. *************************** The 20th of december 1652. [?XXXX XXXX] [CENTRE HEADING] Examined upon the fore said allegation/ '''3''' '''Erasmus Jacobson''' of ffrederick stat in Norway Sailor one of the company
 of the said shipp the ''Sampson'' aged 26 yeares or
 thereabouts, sworne and examined. To the first Interrogatorie hee saith that hee doth not knowe who are the
 owners of the shipp the ''Sampson'' interrogated and otherwise cannot depose To the second hee saith that hee is not a witnesse to the bill of sale [?nor]
 sawe any money paid for the said shipp, and otherwise cannot depose To the third hee saith that the name of the master of the said shipp is
 Otto George, who hath bin master thereof as longe as this deponent
 hath bin in her which hath bin about tenn monethes last, this deponent
 coming then first aboard her at Tholon in ffrance, And otherwise hee
 cannot depose. To the fourth hee saith that the said shipp came last from Cales
 before her seizure, and was going for Ostend the port of her dischardge
 And otherwise hee cannot depose. To the fifth hee saith that the said shipp at the time of her seizure
 was laden with woolls, wine, some silver, and some other goods, but
 how much of each or any hee cannot tell, being a common Sailor in
 her and soe not acquainted with the affaires of the lading in regard
 of the quantitie, nor for whose accompt, nor did the laders acquaint him
 for whose accompt they were. And otherwise hee cannot depose. [?xxx]. And otherwise hee cannot depose. [?xxx] +
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