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The Sea Eagles have locked away star duo Jake and Tom Trbojevic until the end of the 2026 season.
Both Jake and Tom were off contract at the start of next season but have secured deals to see them remain with Manly for the next six seasons.
Jake made his debut with Manly in 2013 and has since played in 119 NRL games, while also representing both the Blues and Kangaroos. Jake has also collected three Roy Bull Best and Fairest awards, taking out the honours in 2015, 2018 and 2019.
Tom made his debut two years after his brother and has notched up a staggering 44 tries across his 89 games for the Sea Eagles. Like his brother, Tom has also represented NSW and Australia while picking up a Best and Fairest award in 2016.
Manly CEO Stephen Humphreys spoke during the announcement of the brothers' extension at the Sydney Academy of Sport in Narrabeen, acknowledging the monumental moment for the club.
"It is brilliant news for the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, our loyal Members and corporate partners to know that two of our most favoured sons, Jake and Tom Trbojevic, have now committed to the Club for a further six years beyond the 2020 season," Humphreys told the club's website.
"They are outstanding young men, a great credit to themselves, their family, the Sea Eagles and the great game of Rugby League. They are both proud Manly juniors and we are all very proud of them.
"Jake and Tom thoroughly deserve these lucrative new contracts and we are thrilled that they will continue to be integral to our plans and performance for many years to come."
Manly coach Des Hasler added his delight for Jake and Tom.
"Jake and Tom will continue their journey in becoming part of the Manly folklore when we speak about great Manly players," Hasler said.
"They are fashioned as part of the Manly Warringah Sea Eagles silk and they have stated their legacy is now all about the Manly jersey."
Jake added his excitement with the extension.
"The Sea Eagles mean the world to Tom and me. We're proud to be Manly men,'' Jake said.
"To know that we will be playing together for the Sea Eagles for a further six years after next season is an incredible feeling.
"I believe this Club is certainly heading in the right direction. I can't wait to get back to Lottoland and play in front of our great Members again next season."
Brother Tom added his joy with the news.
"Jake and I love playing for Manly. It's our home," Tom said.
"I know this team can certainly be finals contenders for many years to come, and hopefully, we can lift that NRL premiership trophy in the near future.
"I'm really looking forward to returning to the field next season and playing in front of our fantastic Members at Lottoland."


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DISGRACED footballer Adam Johnson must sign the Sex Offenders' Register within 72 hours of his release from jail today – or risk being banged up for another three years.
He was jailed in March 2016 after he was charged with having sexual activity with a 15-year-old Sunderland fan.
Who is Adam Johnson?
Johnson, now 31, grew up in County Durham and was a youth player at Newcastle United and Middlesbrough.
He made his senior debut for Middlesbrough in March 2005, in a Uefa Cup game aged just 17.
The talented winger played 120 games for the club, and spent time on loan at Leeds United and Watford.
In 2010, he was snapped up by Manchester City for a rumoured £7million, signing a lucrative four-a-half-year contract.
The next year he helped City win the FA Cup and the following season was part of the squad that won the club's first Premier League trophy in 2012.
He also earned 12 senior caps for the England national team.
After struggling for game time in City's star-studded squad, Johnson signed for Sunderland for £10million in 2012 and continued playing after his arrest and charge.
At the start of his trial in February 2016 he was earning £60,000 a week playing for the Black Cats.
He was finally sacked by the club after he pleaded guilty to grooming and sexual activity with a child.
What was Johnson convicted of?
In March 2015, Johnson was arrested and charged with sexual activity with a 15-year-old girl.
He admitted two of the charges, but denied others.
After a trial he was found guilty of sexual activity with the child in March 2016.
He was cleared of one charge relating to another alleged sexual act.
Jailing the shamed star for six years, judge Jonathan Rose told him he had abused a position of trust and caused his victim "severe psychological harm".
It emerged during the trial he met his victim when she was 14, when she would wait for him after matches to get his autograph.
Johnson began grooming her online before meeting her twice in his £80,000 Range Rover in January 2015, despite knowing she was 15.
On the second occasion they engaged in sexual activity, just three weeks after his girlfriend Stacey Flounders gave birth to their daughter Ayla.
When will Adam Johnson be released from prison?
Johnson will be freed today (March 22) after serving half of his six-year sentence for child sex offences.
A social worker will monitor the ex-England player – whose dad was spotted driving a blacked-out van from prison just after midnight – while he is with Ayla, four.
The ex-Manchester City star will be closely watched after his early release today — but spared a criminal tag.
Officials can demand he surrender his phone — with a possible jail recall if he deletes anything without their knowledge.
Johnson cannot spend time alone with Ayla — a social worker monitoring his every move. He will likely live at a registered address and give details of anywhere else he stays.
The ex-England and Sunderland winger will also have to hand over his bank card details in case he accesses paid-for porn sites.
What does he plan to do after he's released from prison?
His sister Faye reportedly told a friend about the former Sunderland star's plans.
They said: "He was going to write an open letter to all the clubs explaining why he can benefit them if they give him another chance.
"Genuinely thought he was joking when he told but he was deadly serious."
He is still looking to cash in on his talent by playing football at HMP Moorland near Doncaster, South Yorks to try and stay in shape.
Earlier this year, non-league Hartlepool United distanced themselves from considering a move for Johnson.
Other reports have claimed he is planning to move his career to Turkey, China or the Middle East.
The pal added: "Adam obviously still has what it takes in football terms but this is a mad plan.
"The family accepts the chances of him resurrecting his career in the UK are slim at best and a move such as this would only serve to antagonise a lot of people."
Gordon Taylor, chairman of the Professional Footballers' Association, slammed Johnson after his trial for "damaging the reputation of football" and said his chances of every playing again were "very remote".
He has also been reported to want to apologise to his victim, but was talked out of it by his father.
Johnson, who has a three-year-old daughter Ayla with his ex-girlfriend Stacey Flounders, has reportedly told fellow lags he is the "fittest I've ever been".
A source added he spends every moment in the gym and he says he is in better shape than when he played at Sunderland.
What's happened with his ex-girlfriend Stacey Flounders?
Johnson's loyal ex-girlfriend Stacey appeared by his side throughout his trial.
When his sister announced a date had been set for an appeal, Stacey celebrated the news on Twitter.
However, she received a barrage of abuse and was forced to quit social media.
The Sun exclusively revealed that Stacey dumped Johnson for footballer Gary Madine.
She broke the news to jailed Johnson after the ex Sunderland and England winger's family confronted her about the new romance and told her to come clean.
A source said: "Adam is in pieces about Stacey's romance with Gary and his family are absolutely fuming because they thought she would stand by him."
Flounders has reportedly struggled financially and claimed tax credits to help raise their daughter — despite Johnson's estimated £15million fortune.
She was working 16 hours a week at an IT firm and topping up her wages with benefits, according to a report by the Daily Star in September 2017.
Johnson has been told he has no chance of reigniting his romance with Stacey once he's released later this month.
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These mutant humanoids appear as nothing more than skeletons. That is because their skin as well as muscle and all internal organs (including the eyes) are completely invisible to the naked eye. The result is that they are usually terrifying to behold and many creatures view them as pure monsters.
Many of the these humanoids take advantage of this, and are more than willing to go into combat naked, as the sight of a skeleton advancing on a target has caused many an enemy to flee in terror.
These mutated humans live in small family groups and small communities. As is the case with all other intelligent humanoids, their personalities, motivations and outlook vary from person to person. There are good and bad members of this mutant group, as there are with other humanoids.
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By Hani Hazaimeh
AMMAN – Jordan is keeping a good track record to promote the rule of law, but has much to do to further guarantee fundamental rights for its citizens, an international report said.
According to the Rule of Law Index 2011 report, issued by the World Justice Project, Jordan ranked second in the Middle East and the North Africa region but in spite of significant positive achievements, the country's performance in terms of discrimination and labour rights "did not witness any progress and continued to worsen".
"The country's efficient public institutions, along with a high level of security remain its main areas of strength. It also obtains relatively high marks in the areas of civil and criminal justice, absence of corruption, and effective regulatory enforcement," said the report, which covered 66 countries worldwide.
It also highlighted that property rights in the Kingdom are well protected. However, the country's performance with respect to fundamental rights remained "one of the worst in the world, particularly with regards to discrimination; ranking 55th out of 66 countries; and labour rights, ranking 63rd", according to the report which was compiled in cooperation with local partners and experts in the field of rule of law.


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Some in Portland call for 'renters' state of emergency' – KATU
PORTLAND, Ore. – Skyrocketing rents in Portland have some people declaring a "renters' state of emergency."
Hundreds turned out to rally in Peninsula Park on Tuesday evening, outraged about the cost of rent.
They said they can't predict how high their rent will go, and they said they know many people who have been forced out of the city because of rising rents.
They demanded the city do something to rein in the rising cost of rent.
Depending on the location, some people have seen a threefold increase in rent in the last decade.
Real estate broker Harlan Mayer said Portland is developing a better quality of city living and that's driving the demand from all over the country.
"It's neighborhood commercial that actually drives the value of residential property," he said. "As neighborhoods get more walkable, as there's hipper restaurants to eat in in the neighborhood, then people want to live there more and then there's more demand. And then the qualifications of the people moving to Portland have increased dramatically."
The biggest factor in the rising rent crisis is the population boom in the Portland area the past five years.
Right now more than 2 million people live in the Portland metropolitan area. That includes Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas, Columbia and Yamhill counties in Oregon. And Clark and Skamania counties in Washington.
Since 2010, an estimated 116,000 people have moved in, which is more than the population of Gresham. Portland's growth surge is the 15th fastest among the country's 50 largest metro areas.
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We can't talk about the measles outbreak in Michigan without discussing the anti-wax movement.
And we cannot discuss the anti-wax movement without examining the special premise that the measles vaccine is as a whole more dangerous than measles in itself.
At this time, 39 people have been diagnosed with measles in Michigan, the highest number since 1991.
Three dozen cases may not seem to be much for a disease that is so ubiquitous that the public – health officials assume that everyone born before 1
For most Americans of that generation, measles was a miserable experience – high fever, red eye, ear infections, and narrative rash – but certainly not life -reatment.
But there is a reason why a measles vaccine was met with such tension in 1963, especially among doctors. Measles can have serious complications, including pneumonia, encephalitis and hearing loss.
People can die. Before the vaccine became widespread, measles killed an estimated 2.6 million people a year worldwide. Most of the victims were children.
About 100,000 people still die each year from measles. It's not just in the Third World. Measle's death has recently happened in Israel, Italy, France. German health officials say a quarter of their reported measles patients end up in the hospital.
These are preventive diseases, preventable deaths. The vaccine works. Measles can interfere with smallpox – total extinction – if enough people are immunized.
Enter the anti-wax movement, which sees the vaccine as its own health hazard.
Hundreds of Michigan schools and childcare programs are exposed to an outbreak of measles due to the number of unvaccinated children according to public health data.
Nearly 400 public and private K-12 schools and 295 day care programs had 10% or more of their students filed a vaccine call in 2017, state records show. More than 1,000 K-12 schools and 800-day concerns have more than 5% vaccine withdrawal, which is about a quarter of all K-12 schools and 22 percent of day care. Experts say you need a 95% vaccination rate to keep measles out.
2017 vaccination rates for Michigan public and private schools
This online database shows the 2017 vaccination withdrawal at school building. The figures here are for kindergartens, seventh graders and transferring students. Warning: The number of children asked to submit records or a drop-out is typically a relatively small fraction of the school population.
2017 vaccination rates for Michigan childcare programs
This database shows 2017 vaccination rates for more than 3,700 childcare programs in Michigan. The law requires these facilities to receive vaccination records or a waiver from children who recently enrolled in their program.
Hundreds of Michigan schools exposed to disease outbreaks due to vaccine withdrawal
Nearly 400 Michigan schools and 300 day care programs had 10% or more vaccine waiver in 2017.
Quality of Sources
When I first started reporting on vaccines and the anti-wax movement in 2014, I started researching both sides of the problem.
Quickly I found myself in the rabbit hole of infinite arguments and counter-arguments.
To cut the hunt, I changed my focus from the amount of information to the quality of the sources.
Who are the top experts on each page? What do peer-reviewed published studies say? Where are Medical and Scientific Organizations?
Thus, the fog was lifted.
What I found: The global medical and scientific community is predominantly on the side of vaccinations. Over the past five years, I have not yet taken place in a single, important regular medical organization anywhere in the world that supports the anti-wax movement.
Not one.
Anti-waxers will tell it because Big Pharma has bought the US medical and scientific business.
But that does not explain the global support for vaccinations – in countries where Big Pharma has no influence, in socialized systems where the excess motive is a non-factor. [19659004] Consensus on vaccinations is particularly striking when considering all the many, many, many ongoing debates in the medical community. The value of cardiovascular centers, back surgery, opioids, to name a few. Timing and frequency of mammograms and PSA testing. Last week, the American College of Cardiology and the American Heart Association announced that they no longer recommend a daily aspirin to reduce the risk of heart attack.
And that's just the differences in the US. Globally, there are even more clashes on best practices.
But the importance of vaccinations unites medical companies around the world, experts from different nations with different medical perspectives and traditions.
This card, which shows the 2017 childhood vaccine withdrawal at a county level, combines the figures for K-12 school and childcare programs. You can click on a county to view the underlying data
Like all medical interventions, vaccines are neither stupid nor risk-free. There are cases of serious side effects on vaccines. Some people who are fully vaccinated can still get the disease.
Moreover, there is no doubt that vaccine effectiveness and safety are important issues worthy of more research and study. A legitimate debate can be found on which vaccines should be mandatory and which surpass a cost-benefit analysis.
However, after decades of widespread immunization, there are overwhelming signs that the benefits of vaccines far outweigh the disadvantages.
Let's look specifically at measles.
In the early 1960s, the United States averaged 400,000 to 500,000 reported measles cases per year. In 1968, the number is less than 25,000. Today, thanks to the vaccination, a once common disease is almost eliminated in America.
Meanwhile, most American children have received MMR the vaccine to prevent measles, hides and rubella, and studies show that serious side effects are very, very rare. How rare? From 2006 to 2017, more than 101 million doses of the MMR vaccine were administered in the United States. During that time, the National Vaccination Injury Prevention Program paid 120 settlements of serious injuries involving MMR – a resolution of every 850,000 doses.
To put the latter statistics into context: About one in 1,000 measles-requiring patients die and that does not include those experiencing complications such as hearing loss or permanent brain injury. It also does not include deaths and complications related to kiss and rubella.
And realizing without a vaccine, almost everyone would catch measles at some point; It is an airborne virus and one of the most contagious diseases on the planet.
What you need to know about Michigan's measles outbreak
Measles is one of the world's most contagious diseases, and an outbreak occurs in the metro Detroit.
It is no exaggeration to say just the measles part of the MMR vaccine has saved tens of thousands of lives globally – and thousands in the United States – over the last 40 years. It is very difficult to argue that the risks associated with MMR outweigh it.
There is a huge irony at work here. Unvaccinated Americans do not believe in seeing measles as a threat because they live under the protection of crew immunity. To get measles, you must be exposed to the virus. When you live in a community where the vast majority have been vaccinated, the risk of exposure decreases significantly.
But the more anti-exchangers convince others not to vaccinate, the more the immunity is, and the measles resurrect. We see it in Europe, Israel and Japan. IN USA. In Michigan.
What happens in Michigan is not the cause of panic. But that is cause for concern. We really do not want to return to the days when measles ran violently.
Julie Mack: Remembering Life Before Vaccines
Both Rosemary and I have family stories about life before vaccination.
What we can do is push harder for global vaccination. The faster it happens, the faster the measles will be eliminated and the concerns about the disease – and the MMR – will be powerful.
Julie Mack is the reporter for MLives Public Impact team. She is a 1981 graduate of Michigan State University, a journalist for four decades and has been based in Kalamazoo since 1990.
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Ecclesiastes 11:4 -- "Whoever watches the wind will not plant; whoever looks at the clouds will not reap."
As writers and artists of all genres we very much enjoy feeling the wind and watching the clouds; yet, if it stopped there the world would have no books, songs, newspapers, blogs . . . nothing written down for others to read. There wouldn't be a Bible full of God's wisdom and instruction for us to live by. There would be no music to work by, to motivate. It would be a hungry, less than productive world.
September's meeting was very fulfilling as well as entertaining; a very wonderful beginning to a new season for WWCWG. We even limbered up our writing fingers from their summer vacation. Just in time for October's follow-up, as it looks like everyone will have opportunity to do some more writing during the meeting! Please check out the schedule for more information.
WRITING PROMPT: Many picture a utopian world being one without work. Write a beginning chapter of a utopia in our present known world, which would include work.
This month we welcome Sandra Stanton, author of Max Your Mind: The Owner's Guide for a Strong Brain. She will present "The Take Away: The making of a good read - even in nonfiction." She will address the inspiration, research, and plan involved in the writing of nonfiction while she shares the honing of the craft, revision, and critiques. Submission, marketing, and publication are also in her expertise. Come ready to learn and be prepared with questions. Find Sandra at Connections of the Heart LLC or www.SandraStantonAuthor.com.
Bio: Sandra Stanton is an author, speaker, board certified coach, retired school counselor, mom, grandma, and recent widow who translates brain research into user-friendly language with a side of humor. She's been fascinated by the brain since she was 14 - how it works, why it sometimes doesn't, and how to help it stay healthy. She enjoys speaking to groups of all ages through her business Connections of the Heart LLC. Her official handle is Sandra Sunquist Stanton NCC, LPC, BCC, which translates to Nationally Certified Counselor, Licensed Professional Counselor, and Board Certified Coach.
On Tuesday, March 12, 2019, at 7:00 PM, we will gather to hear a speaker who has authored several books and produced seven films. He will be speaking about the 'why's' of writing a book. Why write about your local history? Why write about your grief? Why write about your life? Dennis Miller will encourage us all to capture the special moments and snatches of time that we remember as they transform our lives too.
Dennis has authored 12 books and created/produced 7 films. He founded Tears of Love Ministry (www.tearsofloveministry.org) as a bereaved father. He is also co-founder and member of the Chippewa Valley Local Authors and member of the Chippewa Valley Evangelical Ministerial Association. He also volunteers for the Good News Jail Ministry.
Come and join us as we welcome Dennis Miller as he shares the 'why's' of writing a book. The meeting will begin at 7:00 PM at Bethesda Lutheran Church on E Hamilton Avenue.
Luke 12:48b "Everyone to whom much was given, of him much will be required, and from him to whom they entrusted much, they will demand the more."
To be made in God's likeness, His image explains why we love to create, and to create with words as He did when He formed the heavens and the earth.
This responsibility is one that must be exercised and fed. Just as our bodies need nutrition and development, so does our writing. Whatever form this takes: books, classes, attending guilds; what it does mean, is utilizing these tools. And just as our bodies may rot when maintenance is ignored, our writing gift will atrophy when our gift is not exercised.
Encouragement is another tool in the arsenal of the writer. As lonely and singular a writer's life may be, God created us to rely upon others: first and foremost on Him, and then on one another - to encourage and uplift each other, not to be islands.
PROMPT: God left us with a rainbow as His promise after the great flood. Write a 1500 word first person account on a visual reminder God gives you of His promises.
Please attend February 12th in order to share what God has inspired. We will be critiquing one another towards May's Member Showcase! And, in order to receive, there must be those to give. Please, come and be inspired.
Written by Hope Scheimo
"As long as the earth endures, seedtime and harvest, cold and heat, summer and winter, day and night
will never cease." Genesis 8:22
COMING UP: Join us for our November meeting - Bill Callaghan will be sharing about his experience in
writing his book and finding a publisher. Bill grew up in Wisconsin, and his book Raised with Praise is
filled with humor and stories about real life. Along with great advice for writers, Bill's enthusiastic and
joyful spirit is sure to make this month's meeting an exciting one!
WRITING PROMPT: When you were a child, did your family have traditions during the autumn season
that you enjoyed? Maybe you remember picking the best pumpkin out of the patch in the backyard or
the taste of your grandma's homemade apple pie with a scoop of ice cream. Write about it!
We look forward to seeing you November 13 at 7pm at Bethesda!
This month's newsletter was written by Patti Nicholson.
Matthew 18:2-4 - Jesus called a little child to him and put the child among them. Then he said, "I tell you the truth,
unless you turn from your sins and become like little children, you will never get into the Kingdom of Heaven. So
anyone who becomes as humble as this little child is the greatest in the Kingdom of Heaven."
On October 9, 2018, we welcome author Sandia Kosmo to WWCWG. She will share insights into her writing process.
We look forward to hearing her talk about her writing process. From this we can choose ways that could work for each
of us.
Writing Prompt: Have you ever written a story for a child? If not, this month may be a time to try just that! If you
have, write about how the child responded (good or bad). You could also write about how you came up with your
ideas for the story.
We look forward to seeing you on October 9, 2018, at Bethesda (corner of State and Hamilton Streets in Eau Claire).
Proverbs 16:24 - "Kind words are like honey - sweet to the soul and healthy for the body."
Whether written or spoken, words can have a profound impact on those around us. Sharing
what we write can be healing for others or they can crush them. How we say our words
can make all the difference. Let our words be kind and build up those around us.
As we gather together on May 8, 2018, for our Third Annual Writers' Recital, those who
have prepared a piece will read. We encourage you to bring something (doesn't have
to be long) to share with the group. You are not required, but encouraged, to read.
Also, anyone interested can bring treats if they wish. This meeting will be a celebration
of our fellowship and our writing. We thank God for the opportunity to create works by
putting words down on paper. Join us for a fun-filled evening.
Proverbs 7:3 - "Tie them on your finger as a reminder. Write them deep within
your heart."
This month's newsletter is written by Patti Nicholson:
What type of writing do you like to do best? Do you prefer writing short notes to a
loved one? Do you like to write poems? Or how about prose? Have you set a goal
regarding your writing? For example, how long will the piece be? Are you writing for
yourself or looking toward being published?
Writing Prompt: Write about the type of writing that you enjoy most. Is it writing
short poems or articles? Is it writing a full-length book? Or is it somewhere in between?
COMING UP: At the March meeting we will discuss the different types of writing as
well as the different markets, both inside the church and outside, that utilize all styles
of writing.
Come ready to work. You can work on your own project or join in exercises we'll
provide. It could be a poem or a short piece for use in a magazine. Does your writer
friend need a review of their writing? Or do you want to write a piece for your blog?
Come and be challenged, encouraged, and supported. Join us on Tuesday, March 13,
2018, at 7:00 p.m.
Proverbs 22:1 - "A good name is more desirable than great riches; to be esteemed
is better than silver or gold."
This month's newsletter is written by Sheila Wilkinson:
What do you think of when you hear the phrase a good name? I think of truthfulness
and integrity. Our writing is an integral part of who we are as we set forth our ideas and
stories. May we always strive to be upright and truthful in all of our words that we may claim
the honor of having a good name.
Writing Prompt: Pretend you will be interviewed on television and think of five questions
you would like the interviewer to ask you. Now, answer those questions. Then take those
answers and craft them into a short bio or pitch to be used with any of your writing.
COMING UP: At the February meeting we will discuss the nuts and bolts of writing. Why
do I write? Must I outline? How do I know when I'm finished? How much should I rewrite?
Do I need to edit? How can I turn telling into showing? We will have open discussion on
these areas with time to share ideas for tightening up that flabby writing - both fiction and
nonfiction. Join us on Tuesday, February 13, 2018, at 7:00 p.m.; bring your questions, your
writing, and your examples.
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Luke 2:11 - "For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, which is Christ
the Lord."
This month's newsletter is written by Patti Nicholson:
As we move forward into this Christmas season, help us to remember the real reason that we are or
should be celebrating. That reason is Jesus Christ, who came to this earth to be a sacrifice for us -
each and every one of us. Let us not forget that as we go through the season of celebration. May
it also be a season of reflection.
Writing Prompt: What traditions make up a part of your Christmas celebration? How much time
is spent only with family or do you take time to minister to those less fortunate? Write about it!
COMING UP: During the December meeting, several of our Members will be sharing pieces they
have written to celebrate this season of love. Please come and join us as we read our pieces and
enjoy the Christmas goodies and spending time with each other.
Psalm 107:1 – "Give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! His faithful love endures forever."
This month's newsletter written by Patti Nicholson:
Each of us has something they can and should be thankful for. Examples of this could be
food on the table, a roof over our heads, and heat during the cold months. Another would
be the incredible love we receive from our Heavenly Father who loves us more than we can
ever imagine.
Writing Prompt: Have you ever made a list of things you are thankful for? What is
at the top of your list and why? Write about it!
COMING UP: During the November meeting, Renee Liming will be sharing information
about legacy writing and will lead us in a workshop as we put pen to paper. You can do some
legacy writing or you can work on the piece for sharing during our December meeting. Come
and join in the discussion!
We look forward to seeing you at the November 14th meeting!
To everything there is a season, a time for every purpose under heaven.
(Ecclesiastes 13:1-8)
This month's newsletter, written by Renee Liming:
As the fall season is upon us, let us reflect on the seasons of our lives. Life
doesn't proceed in a linear fashion, rather it moves in cyclical rhythms or seasons.
Think about some of the seasons that you've gone through in relationships, finances,
education, careers, or spiritual growth. We can't change the seasons, but we can find
God in every season, even the difficult ones. Realize that every season has a purpose.
We can learn from every experience that we go through. Autumn is a time where winds
of change blow through our lives. We might feel unsettled or uncertain. The ground
might be shifting and we might be cultivating it in preparation of the season to come.
We all cycle through seasons of change and transformation.
Writing Prompt: Reflect and write about the season you are currently in.
COMING UP: During the October meeting, we will be discussing the Cs and Qs -
Queries and Cover Letters, Contests, Critiques, and Clips. We will have a roundtable
discussion about what is necessary, what helps, and what doesn't. Come and join in
the discussion!
We look forward to seeing you at the October 10th meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Patti Nicholson:
If you're anything like me, your summer flew by much too quickly. Mine
was filled with parades, thrift sales, birthday parties, and many other
activities. Some of the parties were surprises and others were not. Each
was an opportunity to spend time with those most important to me - the
best way to spend that time.
While I had every intention of writing on a more consistent basis, I did
not spend nearly as much time writing as I was hoping to. However, I
made some notes about the topics I hoped to put on paper, so I can move
forward from there.
Writing Prompt: How did your writing go over the summer? Was it like I
mine (more miss than hit) or did you write more than you expected? And,
if you were successful at getting some words down on paper, did you submit
them anywhere?
Write about your writing experience over the break - did you struggle to
put words on paper or did they flow freely?
COMING UP: During the September meeting, we welcome back Julie Court
as she shares with us about co-laboring with God through writing.
We look forward to seeing you at the September 12th meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Renee Liming:
If you've tried to purchase a Mother's Day card this year, you'll be hard
pressed to fine one for less than $6.99, unless you're shopping at the
Dollar Tree. I suggest making your own and include a memory about
your mom and how she influenced your life. Possibly, she was
someone to emulate. If your mother was anything like mine, she kept
us involved as kids, pushed us to be our best. She believed in the
value of education, volunteering, and giving back to community. She
sent us cards weekly in college.
Writing Prompt: I would encourage you to write your mother a heartfelt
note this Mother's Day and save yourself a few dollars on the card. You
could also share a card with any Mom who might not be getting a card.
COMING UP: During the May meeting, some of our Members will be
sharing a piece they've written. Join us as we share our writing and
maybe even bring a piece to share with us as well!
See you at the May 9th meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Patti Nicholson:
The light of day is lasting longer and the weather is getting warmer,
which can make it difficult to sit inside and write. Do you give in to
the distraction of the pleasant weather? Or do you use the change
of seasons as a source of inspiration? Do you combine them by
writing outdoors?
Writing Prompt: What tips and tricks do you use for getting back on
track while writing? Some of them may be a bit out of the ordinary but,
if they work for you, that's good! Think about and then write about
different ways you have used to attempt to get yourself back on track
while writing.
COMING UP: During the April meeting, we welcome back Mary Pierce. She
comes to speak with us about our writing goals and what might be
preventing us from reaching those goals. Come prepared to hear some
fresh ideas for getting "unstuck" during the writing process.
See you at the April 11th meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Patti Nicholson:
Spring, according to the calendar, will arrive on March 20th of this year.
We've had hints recently of the changing seasons with some rain and
even thunderstorms. Daylight Savings Time will begin a few days
before spring on March 12th.
I appreciate spring and watching things come back to life after
slumbering through the winter. The snow melts, the grass greens up,
and the trees bud out. The temperatures begin to rise, bringing us
ever closer to planting season.
Psalm 1:3 (NLT) - "They are like trees planted along the riverbank,
bearing fruit each season. Their leaves never wither, and they prosper
in all they do.
Writing Prompt: What does spring look like in your life? Is there new life
or are you still burrowed beneath the surface? Write about it.
COMING UP: During the March meeting, we welcome Eric Rasmussen as
he comes to speak with us about Barstow & Grand, Eau Claire's own
literary journal. Come learn more about this project, your opportunities,
and other publishing outlets.
See you at the March meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Patti Nicholson:
February is normally a very cold month in this area. So, what better
time to work on that article or book, right? Or is it still difficult for you
to find (make) time to write. I raise my hand to admit that I many
times don't write when I have spare time. Of course, there are also
days when I try to write, but the words just don't flow the way I want.
I'm guessing that has happened with you too.
Writing Prompt: So, how do you get back on track? Do you get up and
walk around for a bit before trying to write again? Do you turn on some
music? Do you turn the music off? Do you watch a movie? Do you
read a book? Or do you sit in front of the computer and just type
whatever comes to mind, whether or not it makes sense? Do you have
any other tips and tricks for jump-starting the writing process?
COMING UP: During the February meeting, we will have a Panel
Discussion. The WWCWG Board Members will field questions and offer
thoughts, suggestions, publishing insights, and practical advice. Guild
Members will also contribute from their own experiences in this writing/
publishing venture. Join us for this interactive meeting that will inspire
and encourage.
See you at the February meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Melissa Wiltrout:
It's a new year! Who doesn't enjoy a fresh calendar on the wall, a fresh
number to write on checks and journal entries, and a fresh, untainted
New Year?
I am breaking from my usual negativity and daring to view 2017 in a
positive light, due in part to reading a few journal entries from last fall
highlighting the work God has done in my life over the past 14 years.
While last year was challenging in many ways and I don't know what this
year holds, my faith has been strengthened on this New Year's Day through
remembering who God is and what He has done for me. I believe that "He
who began a good work in me will complete it." (Philippians 1:6) With God
at work, with Him providing and caring for me, I know 2017 will be another
good year.
Writing Prompt: What was your 2016 like? Was it filled with awesome
experiences that drew you closer to your loved ones and to God? Or did it
bring disappointment and loss? Was God there for you? How did He reveal
Himself? Write a letter of remembrance and thanksgiving to God for His
guidance and care for you in the past year.
COMING UP: Michelle Rayburn will be our feature speaker this month
talking about Marketing from Proposal to Publication. Marketing is an
important part of the process from the moment your book becomes a
concept. She will examine the process of surveying the market, assess
how to get your audience to want your book, and strategize about cost-
effective ways to capture sales. How to maximize free marketing
opportunities and helpful insights into the ever-changing market will
also be shared followed by a Q & A time. Door prizes, yummy food
and fellowship for all.
If you want to receive feedback on your work, come early (5:30 p.m.) to
meet with others. Bring 6-8 copies of your short piece (300 words or so)
for the group to read along as you share. You could bring what you've
written in response to the prompt above or something else you're working
on. It can be a portion of a book chapter or a short article, too.
See you at the January meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Patti Nicholson:
"The virgin will be with child and will give birth to a son, and they will call
him Immanuel" - which means God with us." Matthew 1:23
As we look forward to the celebration of Christ's birth, we cherish time spent
with family. Gifts will most likely be exchanged. But, the best gift of all is
not one that can be unwrapped. It is the baby who was born to be the
sacrifice for all. We only have to believe and accept this precious gift.
Writing Prompt: What are your Christmas traditions? Attending a church
service, decorating a tree, setting up a manger scene, giving and receiving
gifts, or something else? Write about it.
COMING UP: Christmas is our time to celebrate the birth of our Lord. Join us
December 13, 2016, for fun in sharing our writing and exchanging our wrapped,
gently used books with a fellow writer. Door prizes, yummy food (provided by
all), and fellowship for all.
We will be taking a break from critique time until January 2017. Keep writing
and we'll start up again soon!
See you at the December meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Renee Liming:
In the FamilyLife Today series, The Profound Power of a Legacy, Dennis Rainey
and Bob Lepine ask the thought provoking question: How will people
remember you? All of us are given a legacy. All of us are called by God to
leave a legacy, to leave something behind, to have an impact on the next
generation. What will your legacy be? What do you value? What do you want
to pass down? Your legacy is really a reflection of what is important to you.
Are you living your life the way that you want to be remembered? Knowing
the answer to these questions helps you live a purposeful life every day, to
live the way that you want to be remembered.
Writing Prompt: Don't wait, start today by writing your life stories, your
legacy. A hundred years from now some family member will be looking for the
connections, the bridge, and you'll be remembered because you took the time
to write your legacy.
COMING UP: Join us as we welcome Renee Liming to share with us. She is
passionate about helping others record their life stories and will share about
the reasons for sharing our stories, values, recipes, wisdom, and lessons
learned. She will speak about legacy writing and how we can get started on the
legacy we want to leave for our families.
If you want to receive feedback on your work, come early (5:30 p.m.) to meet
with others. Bring 6-8 copies of your short piece (300 words or so) for the group
to read along as you share. You could bring what you've written in response to
the prompt above, or something else you're working on. It can be a portion of a
book chapter or a short article too.
See you at the October meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Patti Nicholson:
Acts 20:24a (NLT) is the 2016-2017 verse, which talks about doing the work
assigned to us by the Lord Jesus. Do you know what work it is that you are
to complete?
As a writer, have you discovered the work you need to write? Is it a memoir,
a romance, a fantasy, a textbook, or another genre? Is it fiction or nonfiction?
Or is it something more personal - perhaps a journal to be seen by only your
Writing Prompt: As we begin our WWCWG 2016-2017 season, what are you
working on? Write about it. Or are you at a standstill and keep putting it off?
If so, our speaker for September may just have the tips and tricks to get you
writing again.
COMING UP: Join us as we welcome Jeff McRaven back to share with us. He
will speak about procrastination by covering the six most common reasons why
people procrastinate. He will also offer strategies for dealing with those issues.
If you want to receive feedback on your work, come early (5:30 p.m.) to meet
with others. Bring 6-8 copies of your short piece (300 words or so) for the group
to read along as you share. You could bring what you've written in response to
the prompt above, or something else you're working on. It can be a portion of a
book chapter or a short article too.
See you at the September meeting!
This month's newsletter, written by Holly Hermann:


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The Cheshire High School football team was well aware of the stakes heading into last Friday's game against Harding. With a win, CHS would clinch their first playoff berth in a decade and then carry a seven-game win streak into the regular-season finale against Southington.
Fueled by a fast start, the Rams qualified for the post-season in a big way. CHS (8-1) jumped ahead 27-0 in the first quarter and extended the lead to 48-6 on the way to earning a 48-28 victory over Harding.
"We were pumped up for this game," said senior Jake McAlinden. "We knew that we could qualify for the playoffs and weren't going to pass up on that opportunity."
McAlinden and sophomore Christian Russo both ran for two touchdowns, while senior Colby Griffin caught a pair of touchdowns. The offensive line of seniors Will Bergin and Sean Cangiano and juniors Dan Bourdeau, Colin Crowe, and Chisom Okoro opened up the running and passing games for the Rams.
"Those guys up front have worked hard all year. I'm proud of them," said Head Coach Drust.
Cheshire wasted no time putting up four touchdowns in the opening quarter. After forcing Harding to punt, CHS needed just two plays to take a 7-0 lead. Junior Ryan Mancl took a 21-yard reception to the Rams 48-yard line and then McAlinden maneuvered through the defense for a 52-yard touchdown run just 3:12 into the game.
"That was an amazing start," said McAlinden, who ran for 109 yards to put him just 20 shy of 1,000 for the season. "The guys up front set that up and I got great blocking down the field."
Cheshire took the ball right back, as sophomore Ben Wable made an interception and ran to the Harding 20-yard line. Following an 8-yard run by McAlinden, senior quarterback Jason Shumilla threw a 12-yard touchdown to Griffin with 6:40 left in the first. CHS didn't convert on the extra-point attempt, so they led 13-0.
"The O-line (offensive line) gave me time to throw the ball and Colby broke open, so I hit him for the touchdown," said Shumilla, a co-captain with Bergin.
In being pushed into fourth down on the next possession, Harding tried to fake a punt, but the Rams tackled junior Bibby Heron for a loss to take over at the 35-yard line.
"We were all ready to play tonight," said Okoro. "It felt great to shut them (Harding) down from the start of the game."
Cheshire used a gadget play to set up their next touchdown. Griffin made a catch and then lateraled the ball to Bergin, who rumbled down to the Harding 1-yard line. McAlinden found the end zone on the next run play with four minutes left in the opening quarter.
"That was awesome," said Bergin, of helping to set up the touchdown. "Colby gave me a good ball and I came up a yard short of getting in the end zone. I wanted to score, but it was still great to see Jake punch the ball in there."
The Rams defense made another stand on the next drive. The Presidents tried to convert on a fourth and 14, however, Cheshire stopped them again on a run play at the Harding 36-yard line.
CHS stayed aggressive, as Shumilla threw a 35-yard pass to junior Nick DiDomizio. After an offsides penalty, Russo scored on a 1-yard touchdown run with four seconds left in the first quarter.
Down 27-0, the Presidents battled to find the end zone with 7:17 remaining in the second. Senior quarterback Najzar Curry threw a pass to junior Marcell Robinson, who deflected the ball up in the air and senior Xavier Reid caught it for a 20-yard touchdown. Since Harding didn't convert on the two-point conversion, the Rams held a 27-6 lead.
While losing the shutout, CHS responded with two touchdowns to end the first half. Senior Jacob Dubois recovered a fumble with 2:29 remaining in the second quarter. McAlinden broke free on a 19-yard run and Shumilla found Griffin on an 11-yard touchdown with 1:30 left in the half.
After missing the majority of last season due to injury, Drust has been pleased with how Shumilla has led the offense.
"He is as good of a person as you will ever meet," stated Drust. "Jay is a great representative of our program in the school and community. He has earned all of his success."
The Cheshire defense extended the lead with 1:11 left in the half against Harding. When Curry threw a pass behind the line of scrimmage, the ball landed in front of senior Alec Frione, who scooped it up and ran 35 yards to the end zone.
"I saw that it was a screen pass and since it was a live ball, Jacob Dubois told me to pick up. We are taught to play to the whistle," explained Frione. "It felt great to score there for the team."
CHS opened the second half with their final touchdown. Shumilla passed to Frione for a 51-yard gain to the 5-yard line. Two plays later, Russo ran for a 4-yard touchdown (48-6) with 8:01 left in the third quarter.
Junior Cole Feinauer recovered a fumble on the ensuing drive, but Harding forced an incompletion on fourth down to take back possession.
The Rams went to their bench from there and Harding rallied to score three times in the fourth quarter. First with 11:12 left, Curry threw a 41-yard touchdown to Robinson and then kept the ball himself on a two-point conversion run.
Curry followed up with touchdown runs of 21 (5:33) and 41 (1:58) yards. He found the end zone on another two-point conversion keeper, but CHS stopped him on the final two-point play to wrap up the scoring.
Defensively for CHS, Okoro had nine tackles (four for a loss), while Bergin tallied five tackles and two sacks. Both players forced fumbles.
Griffin and Russo had seven tackles each. With the home win, Drust earned his first playoff berth as head coach.
"I'm a firm believer that when you work really hard and do all the right things, good things happen," stated Drust. "I'm really happy for the kids."
Before the game, Cheshire held a ceremony to honor active military personnel and veterans for their service. Drust feels that it is really important to keep life in perspective.
"We have a great platform because a lot of people come to our games, so we want to take advantage of that," said Drust. "The work of those (service) people allows us to play football on Friday nights, go to practice, and have kids attend school in a town like Cheshire."
After ending their playoff drought, the Rams carried momentum into their Thanksgiving game against Southington. The 24th Apple Valley Classic was played past press time, but you can find a story at www.cheshireherald.com.
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Designed to strengthen APL's presence in the fast-growing Subcontinent market, the new IP2 service in particular promises enhanced connections between India and Germany through its direct call into the port of Hamburg. The service also offers shippers an additional route into and out of the United Kingdom, via London Gateway, complementing market access via Southampton and Felixstowe through APL's existing India Pakistan Express (IPE) service.
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In addition to ocean transportation, shippers on the IP2 service are being offered outbound land cargo transportation from India. These will be delivered through a network of inland container depots located across the country before heading for the ports of Mundra and Nhava Sheva.
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Posts Tagged 'Football Championship Subdivision.'
Lack of success at Ole Miss leads Nutt to resign
Two years ago, Mississippi Rebels head coach Houston Nutt seemed to have his football program on the upswing.
The Arkansas native arrived in Oxford, Mississippi after a 10-year career at SEC rival Arkansas and he helped lead the Rebels off to a good start of 18-8 during the first two years which included Cotton Bowl wins over Texas Tech and Oklahoma State in back-to-back years.
The Rebels had not enjoyed that kind of success two seasons in a row in almost 40 years. But everyone overlooked the fact that Nutt achieved success with the players left over from previous head coach Ed Orgeron. He could not upgrade the roster with his own recruits.
That is the reason why on Monday, the 54-year-old Nutt announced he'll resign at the end of the season. He'll stay on to coach the final three games against Louisiana Tech, LSU and Mississippi State, according to Rebels athletic director Pete Boone.
Ole Miss has lost 12 straight SEC football games, including the 30-13 debacle last Saturday against Kentucky. The Rebels are a disappointing 2-7, 0-6 in the tough SEC this year.
Nutt, who is earning $2.7 million this season, has a 24-23 record at Ole Miss.
The downward spiral for Nutt and his program was in the 2010 season opener, when Jacksonville State upset the Rebels in double overtime 49-48. The fans in Oxford were appalled and called for his resignation. That was the first time in the school's football history that the Rebels had lost to a Football Championship Subdivision team.
The Rebels can't seem to find and keep a football coach for long. The next hiring will be their fifth since 1998 and third since 2007.
Info compiled from University of Mississippi athletic, Radio & TV news
Dayton Flyers to upgrade football schedule in order to reach playoffs
The Dayton Flyers have always wanted a shot at the schools like Robert Morris and Duquesne, which are a part of the maximum-scholarship Football Championship Subdivision programs that compete for national titles, thinking that they can play a close game and possibly pull off an upset.
In 2010, the Flyers split with two teams from the scholarship Northeast Conference, beating Robert Morris but losing 35-31 at Duquesne.
Robert Morris was in the playoffs last year, winning the NEC's automatic bid. If the Flyers had beaten Duquesne, they wouldn't been in the top 20 and the playoffs would've been a reality.
Next year, UD will open against Illinois State and in 2013 they'll open against Youngstown State, both games being on the road.
In those games, Dayton will be out-scholarshipped 63-0.
From 2012 and moving forward, the Flyers are committed to playing scholarship teams from the FCS (formerly Division I-AA) for their three non-conference games in an attempt to get to the postseason playoffs.
The criteria for teams from the non-scholarship Pioneer Football League to earn an at-large berth to the playoffs are to beat two FCS teams that give full rides, win their conference and finish in the Top 20 in the national poll.
In 2010, Dayton missed the top 20 by just a few points at 25th.
In the future, the FCS playoffs will be expanded from 20 to 22 or 24 teams.
Info compiled from staff, Dayton Flyers, Pioneer Football League & NCAA news
Dayton Flyers use eight sacks to win at Robert Morris
The University of Dayton Flyers football team extended its winning streak to 10 games over two seasons as they pulled out a hard-fought 19-13 win at Moon Township, Pennsylvania beating Robert Morris College in the season opener for both teams.
That streak is the longest active streak in NCAA's Football Championship Subdivision after FCS defending champion Eastern Washington lost at Washington 30-27 in its opening game.
Dayton's defense made the difference in the game, forcing two turnovers and sacking Robert Morris quarterback Jeff Sinclair eight times. Seven different Dayton players were in on the sacks, led by Devon Langhorst's 2.5.
Will Bardo, a redshirt freshman playing in his first game and first start ever, was 14 of 24 for 180 yards and two touchdowns.
Safety Steve Wirkus led the Flyer defensive unit with nine hits, including seven solo tackles. His acrobatic interception late in the first half set up UD's go-ahead touchdown, and he also was responsible for batting down a pass at the goal line that prevented Robert Morris from scoring on its final possession of the third quarter.
Info & photos courtesy of Dayton athletics
Charlotte first football coach is Brad Lambert
The University of North Carolina-Charlotte has named their first head football coach.
He is Brad Lambert, the defensive coordinator at Wake Forest.
The Football Championship Subdivision program begins play in 2013.
Lambert will receive a six-year deal worth $250,000 annually.
The new coach said he has hired West Virginia offensive coordinator Jeff Mullen to run the offense.
The athletic department has given him permission to hire two more assistant coaches at the immediate moment to begin recruiting for a redshirt freshmen class that will arrive on campus in the fall of 2012.
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Ikhide Ikheloa, popularly known as Pa Ikhide, yesterday, criticized Africans for still believing in the Bible and the 'White man's God.' He calls a "Great Work Of Fiction"
Ikhide who is a literary critic, said the Bible "is a great work of fiction" and "a tool of oppression created by feuding brothers to oppress women, children, and the vulnerable."
He wrote on Facebook:
"Unpopular opinion: The bible is a great work of fiction, a tool of oppression created by feuding brothers to oppress women, children and the vulnerable. It is homophobic and racist and to the extent that white slave hunters prayed over captured warriors from West Africa with the bible before they were shipped off to be slaves, it boggles my mind that an African would look at that bible and not hiss in disgust. Their God looked away during the middle passage as millions of Africans perished during the slave trade. We had our own religion before the coming of the white man. What is wrong with us? We are our own slaves. Onugo of my people lives in me.
"Open your eyes. Nonsense.
"Good morning."
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A Nigerian man who is a renowned literary critic recently shared a post on Facebook which has caught the attention of many. This individual named Ikhide R Ikheloa attacked the Bible and jabbed Christianity.
He said that the Bible is merely a great work of fiction meant to serve as a tool of oppression created by feuding brothers to dominate vulnerable people. Ikhide also tagged the word of God as racist and intolerant to different beliefs.
Even more, Ikhide urged Africans to return to the religions practised by their forefathers before Christianity. Many mixed reactions trailed Ikhide's post.


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