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Domestic medical institutions are competing to develop customized services for the convenience and efficacy of patients.
Many of these services include hospitals providing guidance services using KakaoTalk, the most popular messaging app in Korea with 130 million registered users.
The Catholic University of Incheon St. Mary's Hospital인천성모병원 has been providing information on appointments and examination appointments for patients as well as text messages since last month.
The existing text messaging has limitations on the number of characters, but more information on reservations is available through KakaoTalk.
"We will use useful health information such as news and health lectures in hospitals as a new communication window for patients and their caregivers," said Lee Hak-no이학노, director of the Incheon St. Mary's Hospital.
Konyang University Hospital건양대병원 announced on July 13 that it would provide "round talk" services, which inform the inpatients about their schedule before the rounds. The hospital sends the round trip notification message not only to the patient but also to their specialists and nurses.
|Hospitals have recently launched customized services for the convenience of patients.
"We will start our rounds in 10 minutes," said the example message. "Please wait patiently in your room."
Since September 2016, Konyang University Hospital has set up a "roundabout guide board" to notify patients in advance of the rounds.
Inpatients often waited as the medical staff wasn't sure when the rounds were coming. "However, from a doctor's point of view, emergency patients may suddenly change their schedule, and surgery or outpatient care sometimes take more time than anticipated," said a hospital official. "To alleviate this inconvenience, we have developed a system that notifies patients ahead of schedule of each doctor."
Ulsan University Hospital울산대병원 is also providing "round trip notices" by installing monitors in each ward so patients could check the time of the professor's rounds since the beginning of this month.
The announcement system was introduced to their patients so that they could know when the surgery duration will take longer or delayed due to an emergency situation, the hospital added. They plan to guide operation hours, various examination times, and waiting sequence for the next room.
Seoul National University Hospital서울대병원, regarded as "efficient but unfriendly," has started efforts to change their current image. Various service improvement activities are receiving favorable responses, such as setting up a reception counter for customer complaints and delivering a get-well-soon card that mimics the hotel's welcome card in each patient's bedside.
The card contains the words "I wish you a quick recovery," along with how to check the time of the doctor's round, and how to communicate complaints during the hospitalization.
Not only did patients and caregivers respond well to these customized services, but also nurses, majors and other staff members throughout domestic medical institutions gave positive evaluations to them.
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McDonald v. Pless
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The Conformity Act -- Rev.Stat., § 914 -- does not apply to the power of the court to inquire into the conduct of jurors. The courts of each jurisdiction, state and federal, must be in a position to adopt and enforce their own self-preserving rules.
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In high school I tried to be involved in everything I could be. I played 4 years of football, 3 years of basketball (missed one year due to a wrist that I broke in football and refused to go to the doctor until after the season was over with), 1 year of track, 1 year of Tennis, Future Business Leaders of America, Upward Bound, Close-up (Learning how the government works and attending a week long program in Washington, DC), Yearbook staff and editor, Senior Class officer, etc. etc. etc. In addition to being very involved in school activities I also made time for hunting, trapping, paintballing, four-wheeling, and many other outdoor activities. I enjoyed every minute of high school but I understood that it was just a moment in the rest of my life.
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After graduating from San Juan High School I spent two years as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints in the Ukraine Kyiv (Kiev) Mission. I learned Russian and Ukrainian as well as the importance of service, and helping those who cannot help themselves.
After returning from my mission in Ukraine I finished up my Associates Degree at the College of Eastern Utah-San Juan Campus (before it became Utah State Eastern). I have always had a little bit of extra pride when telling people where I started my college education. It shows people that it isn't where you come from or where you begin as but rather where you are going and what you can accomplish that matters the most.
I then attended Utah State University in Logan for my bachelor's degree in Political Science and then applied to law school. I frequently get asked why I attended the University of Wyoming for law school and I am certain that many people think that I went there only because I couldn't get into someplace "better". I disagree with that idea. The University of Wyoming was my first choice of the law schools I applied to. I was accepted to several big name law schools in places like Ohio, Texas, and Oklahoma. However, the University of Wyoming has a well known water and land use program at their law school and I recognized that I could be a bigger asset to my beloved San Juan County if I went to a place like Wyoming to pursue a program like that.
After law school I took the Uniform Bar Exam in Salt Lake City and passed with a score that was high enough to be admitted to practice in any Uniform Bar Exam State in the Nation (17+ states). However, I wanted to come home and use my education to make my beloved San Juan County a better place to live.
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The summer after my first year of law school I wanted an internship in a small/rural type setting preferably in Utah. I made some connections and was informed that there was an attorney who had agreed to hire me to help him in his office for the summer. I was excited because I had been willing to work for free but he had apparently expressed an interest in paying me for my services. However, each and every time I tried to call him I was turned away and my calls were never returned. I learned a valuable lesson that summer even though I ended up without any additional legal experience. I learned that a Lawyer is only as good as his word and that I would make a special effort to reach out to anyone who expressed an internship interest with me in the future.
The next summer I got lucky and was able to get in contact with the Weber County Attorney's Office in Ogden, Utah. The attorneys in that office are some of the best prosecutors in the State of Utah. They handle 300-450 felonies a year plus probably double that number of misdemeanors. I worked 40+ hours a week all summer long without getting paid a penny. However, what I did gain was invaluable experience. I handled several misdemeanor cases by myself in court, I wrote between 45 and 60 motions in cases ranging from drug possession to felony murder (death penalty case). I also was able to draft a key motion in the Ogden Trece Gang Injunction case that was sited by the judge in his ruling. I handled Preliminary Hearings in front of District Court Judges, I essentially learned the prosecution trade from the best names in the business. It was that summer that the prosecutors from Weber County convinced me that I should move back to Blanding and run for San Juan County Attorney.
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In addition to this legal experience I have also gained a lot of experience in office management. I started my office from scratch in a vacant building. Since my doors opened for business in November 2013 my business has turned a profit and added new clients in every single month. My files are tidy, my case management is tidy and clean.


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I've decided that a nice little round-up of each month will be really good for several reasons. It will allow me to track my own progress, for one thing. I don't have a diary, I have this blog instead and it will be nice to see some of the areas I know that I need to improve on for the future, and then how far I've progressed. I also think that it's really important to be truly transparent. We live in a world where social media and the internet allows people to highlight and edit their lives, and of course I'm the same in many ways. But nobody is perfect, and I'd like to share honestly with you what my failures and struggles have been, especially with my vegan and zero-waste lifestyle (or attempt at one!). I never ever want this blog to become a place for harsh judgement or to have a preachy vibe to it. All of my opinions are my own and what I think is right and the kindest way to be, but I do not look down on or critique other people for how they live. I'm just trying to be the best person that I can be, and if we can inspire each other along the way, then that is great!
It's never healthy to focus on the negatives, so my monthly successes will be celebrated in these posts too! And since the positives always outweight the negatives, I've decided to share just 5 "fails" and then 10 "successes" (it's best to end on a good note!).
November's Flops
1. I purchased new clothes from high street shops for my new job...
Despite my success at finding two new turtlenecks for work at the Worth The Weight Vintage Kilo Sale and desperately scouring a couple of charity shops with no avail, I ended up caving in and buying new clothing pieces and shoes for my new workplace, from Topshop and M&S.
Aim for the future: to stop buying from high street shops, and instead from either local, sustainable, organic or second-hand shops.
2. I became anxious over moving and my new job, and stopped sleeping in the week before...
I think it was a mix of nerves and excitement, but I just didn't sleep very much between being told I got my new job and actually starting it. I got scared that I would miss out on things in Birmingham or forget things that I had to do, so didn't relax enough to rest.
Aim for the future: try to remember that self-care and sleep is more important than silly little tasks and that everything works out.
3. I bought a heck of a lot of vegan food in packaging...
I love pre-made vegan food such as plant milks, protein meat-alternatives like Linda McCartney and Quorn and vegan pizza and tofu etc, but they are so bad for the environment. They've already travelled more than simple vegetables and fruit usually have, because they've been additionally processed and *then* they are put in packaging which is the exact opposite of zero waste. But I bought them anyway because I don't have enough time to cook from scratch all the time and it makes being vegan just that little bit easier.
Aim for the future: one day, I'd love to cut them out or be able to make them myself but I don't think it will be anytime soon because of my current circumstances.
4. I didn't food shop at any independent shops, only at supermarkets...
I've only just moved to my new area in Hertfordshire, and as of yet, I have no idea where my local bakery, fruit and veg shop or farmers market is and it's been really easy and time-saving to buy from the nearby supermarket.
Aim for the future: to cut out supermarket shops one day, and support local, more sustainable businesses.
5. I purchased a new eyeliner in plastic packaging...
I recently ran out of my Kat Von D eye-liner and started looking for a new, better vegan and cruelty free eyeliner. I did browse online a few zero-waste eyeliners or those that came in compostable or refillable packaging, but in the end, gave in and went for an Urban Decay felt-tip-style liner that comes in a stupid plastic pen thing. I've tried other kinds of eye-liner in the past, but I just prefer the felt-tip eyeliners, and I don't want to try lots and end up not using them.
Aim for the future: to test a couple of compostable/refillable eye-liners in the hope I find one I do like.
November's Wins
1. I gave my blog a make-over and I'm really loving the new look. I've also started writing and scheduling lots of new posts for the future, so that there is less pressure to keep up with it while working at my new job!
2. I fully transitioned back to veganism in the latter half of this month, now that myself and Ross are buying our own food shops again. I'm also focusing on eating healthier and I'm starting to figure out what exactly sets off my tummy issues.
3. I managed to secure my wonderful new job really quickly and can now financially look after myself and Ross while we start this new chapter together down South.
4. I replaced my make-up wipes and moisturiser with coconut oil in my beauty regime, but only once I'd completely run out of them.
5. I attended my very first vintage kilo clothing sales event and found two turtlenecks suitable for work there.
6. I have not just survived, but really enjoyed my new job - meeting new people and learning so many new terms and skills.
7. I have walked to and from work every day since starting, via a route through fields and a little woodland, which is a lovely start to the day.
8. Before I left Birmingham, I helped my parents and sister prepare the house, donated and recycled items that they had been hoarding, walked the dogs and did lots of chores to support my parents.
9. I figured out, with Ross, a new routine for ourselves and our hopes/plans for the immediate future.
10. I have successfully moved to Hertfordshire!
I think it's good to reflect on what we've achieved already and things that we want to achieve in the future. If you feel like sharing your fails and/or successes, then please share them with me in the comments below!


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The Flight from Solihull
On Wednesday the train I caught from Sheffield to Oxford went through Solihull and I felt a deep sense of relief even after all these years that I didn't have to get off the train and go to work there. It was a long time ago – so long that people were still allowed to smoke in offices – when, struggling to finish my MA thesis, I decided to take a civil service exam and get a proper job. Coming out of the exam I was aware that I had probably got full marks for the literacy paper and had barely scrapped a pass – if that – on the maths paper. So I still can't quite understand how I ended up as an Executive Office (Higher Grade) in the Inland Revenue at the Solihull office. I am inclined to think it was a simple administrative error. I was fine on the training course, but when it came to doing the job . . . I had my own allocation of tax cases – you learned on the job under a supervisor. The nadir came when I was out at lunch one day and my supervisor took a call from an unfortunate man whose tax code I had altered. Instead of spreading the extra tax deduction over several months, I'd taken the whole lot out of his pay packet in one fell swoop – and it was a couple of weeks before Christmas, too. It wasn't long after that that I handed in my notice. Altogether I was there just over four months, but really I had known pretty much from the start that it wasn't for me.
What miserable months they were (though my boss and my colleagues couldn't have been nicer). I was living with my boyfriend in Sutton Coldfield and every morning he would drive me into central Birmingham and drop me off at a station where I caught the train to work. It took every ounce of will power that I possessed to get off that train at Solihull, and not be carried on to Leamington Spa.
There was a bookshop near the station and that was where I bought the copies of Trollope's Palliser novels that carried me through. I worked my way through the whole lot. One of the other novels that I remember from those days was Iris Murdoch's The Sacred and Profane Love Machine. I was hungry for narrative and for richly textured worlds that I could escape into. I read in every possible spare moment.
I went back and finished my MA, then did a Ph.D and embarked on my career of museum work and university teaching and writing. I don't often think of those days when I was a square peg in a round hole – but on the rare occasions that I go to Oxford and the sign saying 'Solihull' flashes past, what a wonderful feeling that it is. I say a silent thank you to Trollope for saving my sanity.
'When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd'
A week or two ago my dear friend Deb sent me this message and link:
First verse of Walt Whitman's poem, as recited by a very old soul: http://whitmanalabama.com/verses/1. Do check it out: it's wonderful.
Deb didn't say what the poem was and it turned out to 'Song of Myself.' But the poem by Whitman that had sprung immediately to my mind was 'When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd.'
When lilacs last in the dooryard bloom'd,
And the great star early droop'd in the western sky in the night,
I mourn'd, and yet shall mourn with ever-returning spring.
Ever-returning spring, trinity sure to me you bring,
Lilac blooming perennial and drooping star in the west,
And thought of him I love.
It was many, many years since I'd read this – perhaps not since I was an undergraduate – and I was glad to be reminded of it. There is a lilac bush down our lane that I rejoice to see every year. These poignant lines now speak to my condition.
The lilacs are not out yet, so here are some tulips and hyacinths set against the blossom on my neighbour's plum tree. Aren't they glorious?
If only cats could type . . .
Freddie got off to a bad start in life. He was the only survivor of a litter born outdoors. A kind woman took him in, but her cat and dog wouldn't accept him, and he ended up at a rescue centre, which is where we found him. Perhaps that is why he is so companionable now that he has settled in with us. He usually spends the day in my study and is very interested in what I am doing.
I've been thinking of Beatrix Potter and The Tailor of Gloucester, one of my favourites of her stories, in which the tailor is ill and in despair because he cannot finish an embroidered waistcoat for the mayor's wedding on Christmas Day. The mice, to whom he has been kind, finish it in the night and he comes down to find it all done except for one buttonhole. There is a tiny note saying 'No more twist.'
If only Freddie could do something similar and untangle my plot problems while I am asleep or write that tricky and demanding last scene for me. Which leads me to another thought: if a cat could write a crime novel, what kind of crime novel would it be? I know there is a whole sub-genre of mysteries featuring cats (which I haven't read), but that is not quite the same thing.


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This 4th to 11th of September sees the thirteenth edition of the modern Tour of Britain.
As the UK's biggest professional cycle race takes in the likes of Glasgow, Bristol and Bath, before an overall finish in the heart of London on Sunday 11th September.
The race is the UK's biggest free-to-attend sporting event, attracting over 1.5-million spectators and with daily LIVE coverage every afternoon on ITV4.
120 of the world's top cyclists will line-up on the start line in George Square in Glasgow on Sunday 4th September for eight days of racing. Among the 20 teams who will race in the Tour of Britain are 10 UCI WorldTour teams that raced in the Tour de France, including the likes of Team Sky, Orica BikeExchange and the Movistar Team.
British fans can also get behind the Great Britain national team and Team WIGGINS, who will be led by Sir Bradley Wiggins, just three weeks after he has raced in the Team Pursuit at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janeiro.
Other star British names expected to take part in the Tour of Britain include Team Dimension Data's Mark Cavendish, and Movistar Team's Alex Dowsett, the reigning British Time Trial Champion.
Keep an eye the Tour of Britain website for all of the latest news about rider announcements during August.
Where to Watch
The great thing about the Tour of Britain is that it is completely FREE to attend so you can head along to any of the eight stages and enjoy world-class sport for FREE.
Head to the Tour of Britain website and check out the interactive stage maps and ETAs so you can plan your viewing. The race travels through some of the best scenery in Britain, including the National Parks of the Lake District (Stage Two) and Dartmoor (Stage Six) giving you the chance to watch the world's top riders racing in front of a stunning backdrop.
If you want to meet the riders and get close up to the stars of cycling for photos and autographs, then head to a Start, where you'll have the chance to see all of the teams presented on stage.
Or if you want to see the racing at first hand, take in a finish where you can watch the race unfold on giant screens before the thrilling finish happens in front of you, followed by the post-stage podium ceremonies.
The final two stages in Bristol (Saturday 10th) and London (Sunday 11th September) take place on city centre circuits, with riders completing multiple laps, making them the perfect locations to enjoy a day out with all of the family.
The race may be coming through a community or town near you, so why not check out the list of stages below and see where you can cheer on the race.
This year's Tour of Britain stages are:
- Sunday 4 September, Stage One, Glasgow to Castle Douglas
- Monday 5 September, Stage Two, Carlisle to Kendal
- Tuesday 6 September, Stage Three, Congleton to Tatton Park, Knutsford
- Wednesday 7 September, Stage Four, Denbigh to Builth Wells
- Thursday 8 September, Stage Five, Aberdare to Bath
- Friday 9 September, Stage Six, Sidmouth to Haytor, Dartmoor
- Saturday 10 September, Stage Seven, Bristol time trial and circuit
- Sunday 11 September, Stage Eight, The London Stage presented by TfL
How to Watch
If you can't make it to the roadside for one of our eight stages then don't worry, there is full coverage on ITV4 so you can watch LIVE every afternoon of the race. ITV4 will be screening three-hours of LIVE coverage from each stage, plus a further hour's highlights in the evening.
You will also be able to watch all of the highlights via the ITV Hub catch-up service and keep up-to-date via the website for a live blog from each, plus lots of additional video content.
Make sure you also follow the race on Twitter and Facebook for all of the latest updates.
Get on your bike
If watching the Tour of Britain inspires you to get cycling, then a month after the race we have the perfect event for you. Sunday 9 October is the official sportive of the Tour of Britain in Worcestershire. You can take part in the mass ride on routes of 40, 75 or 100-miles with hundreds of other cyclists, and celebrate Britain's national Tour.
To find out more about the routes and how you can sign-up to enter, visit www.tourride.co.uk
For more information on the Tour of Britain, including interactive stage maps and timings for all eight stages please visit www.tourofbritain.co.uk


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Do You Avoid Showing Your Teeth in Public?
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Saturday April 14, 2012
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Instructor: Sarah Seabolt www.sarahseabolt.com
'Encaustic' means painting with beeswax and the possibilities are endless with this fun medium! You will learn how to make an encaustic medium from scratch, how to melt and mix colors, how to create a variety of surface techniques, incorporate collage, and more. This class is great for someone new to encaustics, a more
advanced crafter, or even a fine artist looking for some inspiration. All materials will be provided in your fee and you will leave with a finished piece! Come by and view the three encaustic paintings by Sarah on view up front.
No experience needed; just openness to learn and try new things.
Materials: All provided in fee
-two wood panels to paint on
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:::: Sarah received her BFA in Art Education from UGA in 2001 and has taught children and adults of all ages for 10 years. She taught herself how to paint with encaustics and has shown her work in California, Colorado, and throughout the Southeast. She is currently represented by Gregg Irby Fine Art in Atlanta, GA. You can find out more about Sarah and preview her work by visiting her website www.sarahseabolt.com.
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Supreme Court of Maine
June 27, 2017
Submitted On Briefs: June 14, 2017
District Court docket number PC-2015-69.
Richard Charest, Esq., Lewiston, for appellant Father
T. Mills, Attorney General, and Meghan Szylvian, Asst. Atty.
Gen., Office of the Attorney General, Augusta, for appellee
Department of Health and Human Services
SAUFLEY, C.J., and ALEXANDER, MEAD, GORMAN, HJELM, and
The father of Kaylianna C. appeals from a judgment of the
District Court (Lewiston, Dow, /.) terminating his
parental rights to Kaylianna pursuant to 22 M.R.S. §
4O55(1)(A)(1)(a) and (B)(2) (2016), and from the court's
denial of his motion for a new trial or for reconsideration.
See M.R. Civ. P. 59. The father argues that he was
deprived of due process because the court terminated his
parental rights even though he was not present at the final
hearing, and, when he later told the court that he had not
attended due to transportation problems, the court failed to
provide him with an alternative opportunity to be heard.
Finding no error or abuse of discretion in the court's
decisions, we affirm.
After a hearing, the court found, by clear and convincing
evidence, that the father was unwilling or unable to protect
the child from jeopardy or take responsibility for the child
within a time reasonably calculated to meet her needs, failed
to make a good faith effort to reunify with the child, and
had abandoned the child, and that termination of the
father's parental rights was in the child's best
interest. See 22 M.R.S. § 4O55(1)(B)(2); In
re Tacoma M., 2017 ME 85, ¶ 2, __ A.3d __. The
court made its determination based on the following findings
of fact that are supported by competent evidence in the
record. See In re Kayleigh P., 2017 ME 96, ¶ 2,
__ A.3d __.
The father, who, as the parties agree, lives in
Massachusetts, is effectively a stranger to the child-his
paternity was not established until after this child
protection matter had been commenced, and he has met the
child only a few times in her life. Because the father was
largely absent from the child's life, he was not in a
position to protect her from harm that occurred while she was
in the mother's custody.[1] During the pendency of this
matter, the father failed to meaningfully engage in
reunification and did not comply with the visitation schedule
established by the Department of Health and Human Services. A
study completed at the Department's request pursuant to
the Interstate Compact for the Placement of Children did not
recommend placement with the father. See 22 M.R.S.
§ 4255 (2016).
In April 2016, the father attended a jeopardy hearing and
agreed to the issuance of a jeopardy order based on his
failure to protect the child. Both through out-of-state
process and at a pretrial conference held on September 29,
2016, the father was served with the Department's
petition to terminate his parental rights.
The father was subsequently notified of a three-day
termination hearing, but he was not present when the hearing
commenced on December 2, 2016. The father's attorney was
present and did not request a continuance or otherwise assert
that the hearing should not go forward. Without objection
from the father, the court stated that the prior orders
issued in this case and the guardian ad litem's reports
would be part of the record. The Department presented the
testimony only of the Department caseworker, and the father
presented no evidence. After the Department and father
rested, the court announced its decision to terminate the
father's parental rights based on its findings that the
Department had proved all four grounds of parental unfitness
and that termination was in the child's best
[¶6] On December 8, 2016, before the court issued its
written judgment, the father filed a motion for a new trial
or for reconsideration of the termination decision that the
court had stated orally. See M.R. Civ. P. 59. The
motion stated, "The father has contacted counsel and
explained that [he] was not present because he resides in
Massachusetts, and ... his vehicle was stolen the night
before the hearing." The motion further stated that but
for that circumstance, the father would have attended the
hearing and would have been "able to offer testimony in
his defense." The motion did not explain why the father
had not notified the court or his attorney on the day of the
hearing that he would not attend; it did not provide any
support for the claim that the car had been stolen; and it
did not describe what testimony the father claimed he would
have provided at the hearing. The Department opposed the
motion, and the ...
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James Wilby struck gold on the fourth night of the 2019 British Swimming Championships as he dug deep to produce a lifetime best performance and edge out a resurgent Ross Murdoch, in the race of the week so far.
Lining up in the Men's 200m Breaststroke final, the pair were separated by Craig Benson, and that trio went tooth and nail the whole way. Murdoch got the better start, but Wilby was up by the first turn and by the halfway mark Benson had moved up onto Wilby's shoulder. Locked in battle, the University of Stirling duo were chasing Wilby hard, but the Loughborough man kept his composure to strike gold by a whisker from Murdoch, with Benson having to settle for bronze.
In 2018 Wilby took Commonwealth Games gold and European Championship silver, but his time tonight, 2.07.49, was quicker than he's ever gone before. With Murdoch also going sub 2.08, the first time he's done that for two years, that race was the first time two Brits have ever broken that barrier in the same race. Both men also went inside the British qualifying time for the World Championships in Gwangju and coupled with victory, Wilby has automatically secured his place on the plane.
After clinching gold Wilby said:
"I'm really happy with that. It hurt on that back 50 – Ross and Benson were right there but I just focused on the wall and went for it. I'm really happy with that time.
"That's the first time we've had two people go under 2.08 – we've got a phenomenal bit of breaststroke depth going on in Britain at the moment so it's really exciting. We're a year and a bit out now [from Tokyo] so it's really exciting."
Murdoch added:
"The race was pretty good! I probably went out a little hard in the first 50 as I was one stroke more than I wanted to be, but that doesn't really matter as long as I execute the rest of the race correctly. I suffered in the last ten today and there are definitely things I can work on going into the summer, but I'm absolutely buzzing with that race. I've been looking forward to it all week! Just to see 07 on the board I'm absolutely delighted and it shows the amount of work I'm putting in. It's looking really positive."
It was also a special night for Freya Anderson, the 100m Freestyle specialist making it a hat-trick of 100m Freestyle titles, having been crowned British champion in the event in both 2017 and 2018. Despite starting as favourite, the Ellesmere College Titans swimmer couldn't have left it much later, only overhauling Anna Hopkin in the final five metres.
Hopkin, the Women's 50m Freestyle champion, was always going to be quickest at halfway, but touching in 25.54 she left the rest of field with some serious work to do. With 25 metres to go few would have bet against her, but Anderson finished like a train to take it on the touch. Anderson also went inside the consideration time for the World Championships, so will hope to secure a place on the GB team when it is announced on Wednesday.
"I came to Glasgow wanting to defend my title, I've had it for two years now so I guess there was an expectation for me to do that, but at the same time I don't want to put that pressure on myself. With ten meters to go I couldn't feel my arms but I knew I needed to just keep going and finish the race.
"I can't wait to get back to my coach and find out what I can work on. I'm always looking for little things to improve on, I like to hear those things and see if I can take them into the second swim."
James Guy secured his second British title of the week in the Men's 100m Butterfly, swimming a typically aggressive race to take the spoils. Having looked good in qualifying, the Jol Finck coached swimmer was over half a second clear of his nearest rival.
Despite winning gold, Guy had hoped to hit the World Championships consideration time, afterwards summarising:
"If I'm being honest with myself that wasn't great - I was hoping to go much faster than that tonight. I feel like I'm in a great place, I've been training really, really well, my weight is down and my lean body mass is up. The freestyle feels good though and it's been feeling pretty good all week warm-up wise, so hopefully it will be a bit better on Sunday [in the 200m Freestyle].
Duncan Scott continues to go from strength to strength, as after a British 100m Freestyle record last night he reduced his personal best by over six tenths in the 100m Butterfly, finishing really strongly for silver, whilst Jacob Peters doubled his bronze medal tally having already achieved that feat in the 200m Butterfly.
In the Women's 200m Backstroke pre-race favourite Jessica Fullalove delivered when it mattered, the National Centre Bath swimmer producing a commanding backstroke performance to take the title by almost a second. Fullalove set her stall out over the first length of the pool, pushing on all the way as she chased the swim of her life, which she truly delivered going inside 2.10 for the first time.
An emotional Fullalove said afterwards:
"I'm just so over the moon. I've had two years of injury and upset, so I'm just so glad that it's finally happened for me. You really don't understand how much it means to me. I'm actually quite emotional; the period of time where I've had to deal with my injuries has been so hard for me, so I'm just so proud of myself."
City of Manchester Aquatics' Chloe Golding took silver, with Kat Greenslade starting a busy night with bronze.
The live stream resumes at 10am tomorrow in the Deep End Live studio, with the finals kicking off at 6.30pm. Head to the British Swimming Facebook and YouTube channels to ensure you don't miss out.
If you're up in Glasgow, a limited number of tickets are still available on the door at the venue.
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Filed under: Campus, Feature | Tags: Carleton College, Dacie Moses, tradition
By Yuvika Diwan
Comfy couches. Haunting smells of freshly baked cookies. Tinkling music in the background. And now, crunchy carpets. As I stepped into Dacie Moses House, one sunny afternoon, I was greeted by a confused dog who came out of the kitchen to the living room, now decked up with a lavish blue carpeted floor. I walked to the kitchen, and as I had expected, there were cookies waiting for suddenly-hungry-stomachs, and I grabbed one (while thinking if I should grab another, and moving away before I could), and walked down from the kitchen into the little garden at the back of the house. There I met Julia, the coordinator of Dacie Moses House, cutting vegetables on the hammock, and then moving blocks of firewood, leftover from a bonfire that was used in one of the Sunday brunches.
Julia first came to the House, 22 years ago, many years after Dacie's death. What brought her to live in this 100 year old house within the boundaries of a student campus? She was attracted to the 'community idea' of living in Dacies, and how a history had to be preserved within its confines. Dacie, when she was alive, was an ordinary resident in Northfield, who opened her house for students, feeding them with the best that her cooking skills could create. After her retirement, she is believed to have used her pension money to maintain the same relationship with students as long as she could. In return, students volunteered to run her errands, paid her grocery bills, and later when she was unable to bake on her own, baked for her and other students, continuing this tradition. And this tradition amazingly continues to exist. Julia calls it 'the spirit and strength of generosity' that Dacie has left behind. According to Julia, with Dacie's death the ownership of the house passed on into the hands of students. Student ownership is now kept alive by her and the student workers and through continuously organized events in the house. It is an open house, which means any student can come in and make use of its services. This is one aspect that particularly appeals to me about coming and hanging out in Dacies. Even as I looked all around me, while talking to Julia, I noticed a left over cup of water, a forgotten baseball glove, an opened sheet of music and cushions that looked sat down on. The house is happily lived in by so many people, and when they walk out from the front door, they leave some imprints behind. This is a house bundled with layers of memories. Nothing lasts forever, and the house has become more and more fragile with the amount of traffic and usage that it undergoes every term. There have been many occasions when the existence of the house has been threatened by people who feel that it could be much better used. But the student energy has brought life and energy to this house and so it has stayed. There is still a lot of concern for it, not just among the alumni, but also current Carleton students, who never knew Dacie in person. Referring to the replacement of 20 year old carpets, she says,'We are just dressin' the old gal.'
Before I left Julia and Dacies, I reminded myself to grab another cookie.
Filed under: Campus, Society | Tags: campus, Carleton College, Sex, society
By J. Woodcock Strong
It's true that Carleton students love to scale campus buildings, it's also true that Carleton students like to scale the heights of sensual passion in campus buildings (and other non-dorm room locations). Here's a little guide to some of the cozy, crazy, and kind of bizarre spots.
1. The Arb: For a rustically good time hit up Cowling Arboretum. Those who frequent the Arb for a good time say it's "real nice with a blanket and a couple bottles of wine."
2. Evans: The Evans lounge may seem sketchy but it provides ample space and couches. It's easily accessible after a Cave dance or an Evans Dining Hall dance, or even just an MSR and Ron Diaz addled night in an E Column quad.
3. Cowling Recreation Center: For a steamy time both literally and figuratively; the Cowling Gym saunas are a sure thing. One must be very careful because Professors, students and Northfield citizens enjoy using the pool and sauna so either try and stay quiet or find a way to break in. I bet it's been done.
4. Watson: There are a lot of choices for getting busy in Watson.
a. Basement Kitchen: A good drunken spot is the basement Watson kitchen. No one ever goes there so privacy is practically guaranteed. Unfortunately, there is no seating/laying apparatus other than the floor, so perhaps this locale is better saved for those drunkest of nights.
b. Laundry Room: Between the tables, and machines, and clothes for extra softness the laundry room services as a unique but cozy spot… as long as it's a time when no one wants to wash their clothes.
5. The Concert Hall: The practice rooms can serve as a nice spot with piano benches and soft carpets. Perhaps, start off with some serenading and foreplay. The Concert Hall itself has nice acoustics so it's pretty awesome for loud sex.
11. Boliou: Boliou 104 might have the worst desks in terms of comfort and note-taking ease, however, the big screen has big appeal. Whether you're into The Notebook or 8th Street Latinas, setting up the projector is a great way to set the mood. Maybe if you don't make it all the way in Boliou, it could serve as a stop on the way to the Arb, the first on this sexual tour of Carleton.
6. Scoville Hall: Go down to lower Scoville, to the GSC lounge, if you want a good time. Let the Gender and Sexuality Center be your Sexuality Center and enjoy the comfy couches and basement seclusion.
7. Dacie Moses: Everyone knows chocolate is an aphrodisiac and there's usually plenty of it at Dacie Moses. Enjoy lots of sweets and the comfy couches. Keep the lights low unless you like to feel like you're banging at your grandma's house.
8. Musser: The first Musser study room (the weird room on the left with minimal windows and no TV) was the first random location I ever heard about someone having sex in at Carleton. It's already pretty overheated; so I suppose encounters in this spot are steamy from the get go. The generally sketchy room, popular for post-1AM homework, is filled with lots of couches, chairs and tables. This diversity in furniture can make for wild times in a rather plain room.
9. Laird Stadium: While the benches may be hard and cold, the Stadium is certainly a dramatic place for a love and/or lust filled night. The elevation leaves you closer to a beautiful blanket of stars – a great way to set the mood, unless there are late night lap runners.
10. Willis: The Economics Lounge to the left of the front stairs is super old school and beautiful. It has nice couches and chairs. It's the perfect place to let a discussion about Keynes turn to one about Kinsey.
Filed under: Words | Tags: Carleton College, poetry
By Jonathan Lin
The match bursts into majestic flame; yellow and orange
cascades pirouette together and fill the basement with
a warm glow.
His frail fingers are bitten by the heat. Nibbles at first,
then a gnawing as the fire bristles in voracious hunger.
He feels his nails quiver
and his heart stop
as he casts the match onto the heap of pages.
The scores before him grin and twinkle before cackling
as the embers snap and chew up the inked paper:
coffee stains,
tear drops.
She had unlocked his heart, and he poured out his music to
honor the key. But even its gracious gold rusted.
His compositions were destined for choirs of angels –
and they sang as if to bring the heavens to her.
But to her, his music only sang a dirge.
Filed under: PDF Posts | Tags: Carleton College, Carleton University, Comps, Dan Lacey, James Hannaway, Makando Z, Mamma Mia, Notorious, Princess Peach, Prom Queen, Super Bowl, Unicorns
Best. Carl. Ever. Period. Two timely features. Erudite Reviews. And World War III: Carleton College v. Carleton University.
01 EDITORS' NOTE Prescience and struggle in the face of meaninglessness
03 DOORMAT Carlemaggedon starts here – we demand our name back from Carleton University!
06 SOCIETY Orion Martin's inauguration misadventure • Jordan Narvey on the importance of broomball • Momma mia! Sex and Mario Bros
08 SPECIAL DOUBLE FEATURE: Comps, for the uninitiated • Surveying the controversy over Bon Appetit at Carleton
15 ARTS & LIT Sasha Korobova on the libe's latest installation • James Hannaway talks to Dan Lacey, Minnesota's foremost political painter
18 MUSIC Lil Wayne's "Prom Queen" – horrible or terrible? • Andrew Bird lays a turd • Russ Petricka's top tracks
20 CINEMA Notorious: a dialogic review • Frank Firke spends Christmas on Mars
22 PERFORMANCES Faust comes to the cities • How cool was Cooler Ranch's debut?
23 CARTOONS A whole lotta Jenna MacKrell • Makando Z gets complicated
26 FUN & GAMES It's a letter 'Z'-themed word search. Why? Because we can. • Things Barack Obama will make cool again, in the Bracket
27 COUNTDOWN What is this "super-bowl"? Max Bearack and Frank Firke explain
Filed under: Campus, Internet | Tags: activism, blog, blogging, Carleton College, construction, Internet, penis, phallus
Anyone who's been reading our print edition this fall is probably familiar with The Carl's thwarted campaign to preserve Carleton College's giant cement penis, spearheaded by humor editor Matt Pieh. (Those who need a refresher, please see the October 10 and 24 PDFs.) The dong is long gone, as Carleton students know, but it appears online commentators are only beginning to acknowledge the bravery of Pieh and activists like him. Last week on local blog Locally Grown, Griff Wigley described his the destruction of the penis and linked to our magazine (http://locallygrownnorthfield.org/post/6595/). On November 21, First Time Caller, Longtime Listener–a blog based out of my own mother's hometown of Buffalo, NY–linked to the Locally Grown piece (http://firsttimelongtime.wordpress.com/2008/11/21/friday-links-20/). The members of Save The Penis didn't ask for internet stardom, but they deserve all the accolades they've received. And maybe, just maybe, the next penis will be saved because of their example.
– Greg Hunter
Filed under: Campus, Cartoons | Tags: Carleton College, original comics, Teal Corn
Teal Corn #1 (by Mag/Rao)
Filed under: PDF Posts | Tags: Bald Eagle, Carleton College, Dan Sugarman, Sarah Palin, the carl
You might have already leafed through the print version of the Carl, but I sure hope you download the e-version. You see, late on every other Wednesday night as Greg, Dan, and I are finishing up laying-out the Carl, we usually have a few moments where we just wow at how pretty the whole magazine looks. The text is crisp, the background is bleach white, and the photos are all correctly contrasted and balanced. It never looks as good in on newsprint as it does on computer screens. So download it and you can see the Carl in all its perfection.
-Alex Sciuto


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Moon phase on 6 September 2091 Thursday is Last Quarter, 22 days old Moon is in Gemini.Share this page: twitter facebook linkedin
Last Quarter is the lunar phase on . Seen from Earth, illuminated fraction of the Moon surface is 47% and getting smaller. The 22 days old Moon is in ♊ Gemini.
* The exact date and time of this Last Quarter phase is on 6 September 2091 at 03:47 UTC.
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Moon rises at midnight and sets at noon. It is visible to the south in the morning.
Moon is passing about ∠18° of ♊ Gemini tropical zodiac sector.
Lunar disc appears visually 5.8% narrower than solar disc. Moon and Sun apparent angular diameters are ∠1797" and ∠1904".
Next Full Moon is the Harvest Moon of September 2091 after 21 days on 27 September 2091 at 15:56.
There is low ocean tide on this date. Sun and Moon gravitational forces are not aligned, but meet at big angle, so their combined tidal force is weak.
The Moon is 22 days old. Earth's natural satellite is moving through the last part of current synodic month. This is lunation 1133 of Meeus index or 2086 from Brown series.
Length of current 1133 lunation is 29 days, 9 hours and 13 minutes. It is 19 minutes longer than next lunation 1134 length.
Length of current synodic month is 3 hours and 31 minutes shorter than the mean length of synodic month, but it is still 2 hours and 38 minutes longer, compared to 21st century shortest.
This lunation true anomaly is ∠310.2°. At the beginning of next synodic month true anomaly will be ∠332.3°. The length of upcoming synodic months will keep decreasing since the true anomaly gets closer to the value of New Moon at point of perigee (∠0° or ∠360°).
3 days after point of apogee on 3 September 2091 at 01:49 in ♉ Taurus. The lunar orbit is getting closer, while the Moon is moving inward the Earth. It will keep this direction for the next 8 days, until it get to the point of next perigee on 15 September 2091 at 01:40 in ♎ Libra.
Moon is 398 895 km (247 862 mi) away from Earth on this date. Moon moves closer next 8 days until perigee, when Earth-Moon distance will reach 361 131 km (224 396 mi).
8 days after its descending node on 28 August 2091 at 18:22 in ♒ Aquarius, the Moon is following the southern part of its orbit for the next 5 days, until it will cross the ecliptic from South to North in ascending node on 12 September 2091 at 03:32 in ♍ Virgo.
21 days after beginning of current draconic month in ♌ Leo, the Moon is moving from the second to the final part of it.
13 days after previous South standstill on 24 August 2091 at 11:30 in ♑ Capricorn, when Moon has reached southern declination of ∠-18.873°. Next day the lunar orbit moves northward to face North declination of ∠18.885° in the next northern standstill on 8 September 2091 at 00:27 in ♋ Cancer.
After 6 days on 13 September 2091 at 09:34 in ♍ Virgo, the Moon will be in New Moon geocentric conjunction with the Sun and this alignment forms next Sun-Moon-Earth syzygy.


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The careful and meticulous researches carried out by Sutter allow the company to anticipate consumers' needs and therefore be the first one to propose them innovative solutions. Through research, Sutter has taken the road to certification and highest care for the environment: we are aware that such a path can give a strong contribution both to the innovation in the field of house cleaning products and to sustainable development.
The Vegan OK trademark in the Emulsio Naturale products certifies that no substance/part present in VEGAN OK brand products is of animal origin or directly and voluntarily involves the killing, detention or exploitation of animals.
In 2016, Emulsio Naturale ilCatturaOdori was voted as Best Product of the Year and also won the Brands Awards 2016, a renown award for the best yearly performances of brands in daily consumer goods. The choice is made based on impartial and ascertainable criteria involving end consumers, modern retail and social media. Emulsio Naturale ilCatturaOdori is a line of air fresheners effective against bad odours which respect both people and environment. Its range is composed of 15 products (instant and continuous action air fresheners).
Innovation is now a synonym for environmental safeguard. The Emulsio Naturale line goes further thanks to the presence of natural and bio-degradable ingredients and the absence of 26 of the most common allergens in perfumes (Reg. 648/2004/EC) which make its products suitable also for the most sensitive people. Its wide range includes products for fabrics, floors, furniture and other home surfaces which are very effective against dirt and bad odours. They are easily recognisable: follow the Frog and discover our 12 nickel-free and dermatologically tested detergents. Then, follow the Butterfly and discover our 15 CatturaOdori, the first air fresheners which respect people and are suitable for all needs.
Released by the Underwriters Laboratories Inc. (an American Body), it certifies resistance to slippage of Emulsio waxes. All that according to strict laboratory tests and accurate safety parameters.
Consumers appreciate the innovative line of water-soluble refills which allows them to re-use the bottle. Eco-friendly cleanliness: less plastics (since you don't need to buy or throw away bottles), less weight (the packaging only weighs a few grams and it is therefore easier to carry and store at home), costs are reduced by half (2 recharges count as 2 bottles and cost as one). The line includes: floor detergent, degreaser and glass cleaner.
Emulsio ilSalvambiente won the 53rd edition of the Best Packaging Contest (Oscar dell'Imballaggio) thanks to its 100% water-soluble and biodegradable refills which also help to reduce packaging materials (by always using the same bottle, 90% of plastics can be saved, thus also reducing the volume of domestic waste). The packaging system introduced by Sutter also implies significant reductions of transportation and CO2 emissions.
The 2010 edition on eco-compatibility was won by packaging types which use innovation to reduce the impact on environment and are easy to use. The Best Packaging Contest is supported by Conai (Italian Packaging Consortium) and Istituto Italiano Imballaggio (Italian Packaging Institute).
The Best Packaging Award 2010 adds to the other two Best Packaging Contests won in 1960 for the wax with pumping handle and in 2004 for the Dosagiusto bottle.
SUSTAINABLE CLEANING as a voluntary commitment for environment and development.
Sutter has joined the A.I.S.E. Charter supported by Federchimica and Assocasa, a system which is aimed at protecting people's health and safety and at safeguarding the environment for future generations.
Certification obtained as a company ensuring excellent quality for both processes and products combined with the perfect efficiency of a global service.
This certifies that the Sutter Group operates with the utmost respect for the environment, human resources, population, and region where it is located.
The certification of occupational health and safety management system according to OHSAS 18001 standard is intended to help organisations to manage company safety issues by assessing risks in advance and reducing them by means of preventive actions implemented through a continuous improvement plan.


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After a legth of absence, Task have Fun return to the airwaves with their new single "Hoshi full WISH (星フルWISH)". Like some of the group's most memorable PV's, the trio make use of an artificial environment and a rotating turntable. The white theme of the song invades every aspect of …Read More »
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Task have Fun – Hoshi full WISH (11th Single)
Description Task have Fun New song release decided for the first time in 6 months !! The title song of this work is "Hoshi Full WISH" which was first shown at the first national tour final Nakano Sun Plaza performance held the other day. A cute idol song on the …Read More »
New PV Alert: Task have Fun – D-A-S-H!!~Ikenaikoto Kashira?
The triple album release of Task have Fun is upon us, and the girls have a new promotional video to pull you into the fold. "D-A-S-H!!~Ikenaikoto Kashira? (D-A-S-H!!~イケナイコトカシラ?)" is full of the quirks and niche sounds that make the group tick. Eighties synthesizers and a heavy bass guitar fill up …Read More »
New PV Alert: Task have Fun – Gyakkou
Task have Fun's first album is not just a first album … it's a triple release featuring a wealth of songs from the group's catalog. Celebrating and promoting this release, the trio release the promotional video for the album track "Gyakkou (逆光)". Filmed during the group's recent trip to Paris's …Read More »
Task have Fun – RED ALBUM / BLUE ALBUM / GREEN ALBUM (1st Album)
Description The release of the first album of the topic have Fun in the idol scene is decided !! This work that becomes the first album and is released simultaneously with 3 pieces is named RED ALBUM, BLUE ALBUM, GREEN ALBUM, and new songs according to the member color In …Read More »
New PV Alert: Task have Fun – In the beautiful day
Idol-dom's favorite trio is back with a new GUCCO jam for their 10th single. "In the beautiful day (インダ ビュリフォデイ)" picks up all of the upbeat pop melodicism and horn action that are a bit of a calling card for Task have Fun. You'll recognize many of GUCCO's thumbprints on …Read More »
Task have Fun – In the beautiful day (10th Single)
Description Life is full of tasks (Tasks), so let's clear it while enjoying such a task! Idol unit based on the concept, it is the ninth piece as a group and the present piece which is the third piece as a national distribution version. The "Inda Buri Fodei" is an …Read More »
New PV Alert: Task have Fun – Kedo Hanikame
For Task have Fun's 8th overall single, the trio put themselves in front of a pink lit cabana for a dance shot and dressing room style group shots. A bit more subdued than some of Task have Fun's earlier work, "Kedo hanikame" paints the girls lips with shades of pink …Read More »
Task have Fun – Kedo Hanikami (2nd Single)
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New PV Alert: Task have Fun – "Kime" wa Rock You!
For their latest promotional video release, Task have Fun perch atop a 60's model Mustang for a song with guitar riffs every bit as muscly as the classic car. The car spins on a turntable, and Kyoka, Natsuki, and Fuka take the circular ride with arm choreography that barely contain …Read More »


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Scott Disick Is Super Awkward On 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' & The Reason Is Kind Of Sad
Since Scott Disick and Kourtney Kardashian officially parted ways last year — a breakup I'm still not over — things between them haven't been the same. After spending time apart, Scott buying his own home, and he and Kourtney learning to navigate the murky waters of co-parenting and staying friends through it all, it's still not easy for them to figure out how to do this without actually being together romantically. And after Scott was super awkward on Keeping Up With The Kardashians , it was finally time for him to come clean about what's going on.
At first, it all started out pretty well. He admitted to Khloe — who he's always had a really close friendship with — that he feels like he's chasing his old family around when he tries to hang out with him, so when he is with them, he feels weird about it. Khloe didn't get it, because to her, there is no "old" family. He and Kourtney might not be together anymore, but to her, that doesn't mean he's not just as much a part of their family as he was before. However, I totally get that he feels awkward hanging out with his ex's mom and sisters so much after their relationship ended.
After a talk like that, you'd think it would get better, right? Not so much. Khloe invited him to a special dinner they have every year in honor of her late father's birthday, where they eat food from his favorite Armenian restaurant. Instead of making him feel included, it just made him feel even weirder, and he ended up spending a lot of the night talking to Lamar in a separate room.
Another chat with Khloe seemed to clear things up, though, and it seems like his relationship with the Kardashians might be headed in the right direction. Even if he and Kourtney never get back together again, he definitely has a support system for life.