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In 1986, the Pacific Historical Review published an article by Grant Underwood entitled, "Re-visioning Mormon History." [1] Challenging the traditional portrait of 19th-century Mormonism as a countercultural, radical response to democratic politics, capitalist economics, and Victorian marriage ideals, Underwood argues that "upon closer examination, the nineteenth-century attitudes and behavior of most Latter-day Saints may prove to be less countercultural and the influence of communitarianism, plural marriage, and theocratic politics more superficial than transformationists generally assume" (412).
Underwood also takes to task historians of 20th-century Mormonism who have exaggerated the Americanization of the Church. He points to the size of Mormon families, the Word of Wisdom, the Church's welfare system, and contemporary politics to show that "Latter-day Saints continue to be a 'peculiar people'" (412-413). He warns against "attribut[ing] everything that the Saints said or did to the fact that they were Mormons," and argues that if "doctrines and beliefs are traced to their ultimate refuge in the mind of the common individual, there may be found, even within the institutional boundaries of the LDS church, a kaleidoscopic pattern of Mormonisms" (420-422).
In his view, the "transition of Mormonism" that scholars have suggested occurred in the period of 1890-1920, is not quite as black-and-white as made out to be. While admitting that a transformation certainly occurred, Underwood suggests that it was neither as drastic nor as instantaneous as previously suggested.
Overall, the essay is well-argued, carefully-documented, and somewhat convincing. However, few historians, if any, have followed Underwood's suggestion that "monolithic Mormonism on either side of 1900 needs to give way to a more fine-grained analysis" (414-415). The reasons why deserve further discussion. Thomas Alexander's excellent (and highly influential) work, Mormonism in Transition: A History of the Latter-day Saints, 1890-1930 appeared just after Underwood's article had been sent to the printer. Alexander's work, noted by Underwood as "the most detailed and sophisticated treatment of this period to date" (406n6), was probably convincing enough to most readers so as to negate Underwood's article altogether. But should it? I'm not entirely convinced one way or the other. The historical interpretations Underwood critiqued continue to dominate the literature of Mormon studies, but is this because that interpretation is most convincing? Is it because many Mormon historians (myself included) find expression of personal ideals in 19th-century Mormon radicalism? Or is it because polygamy, communalism, and theocracy are more mysterious and consequently more interesting than the moderate Mormonism Underwood suggests?
[1] Grant Underwood, "Re-visioning Mormon History," Pacific Historical Review 55 (August 1986), 403-26.


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Srinivasu, VV and Thomas, Boben and Vasanthacharya, NY and Hegde, MS and Bhat, SV (1991) Critical current density measurements of $YBa_2Cu_30_7_-_x$ thin films by non-resonant r f absorption method. In: Solid State Communications, 79 (9). pp. 713-716.
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Providence filmmaker to land at Normandy — honoring the Navy's unsung role in D-Day
Providence filmmaker Tim Gray's lifelong fascination with World War II will fittingly land at France's Utah Beach on June 4-6, for the 65th anniversary of D-Day. His documentary, "Navy Heroes of Normandy," is screening as an official part of the ceremonies.
Gray, who is making his fourth consecutive trip to commemorate D-Day, shares his thoughts on this honor with New England Film Junkie readers:
Guest Blog by Tim Gray
I was six years old when I picked up one of those think encyclopedia books on World War II. Not average reading for a kid that age, but full of drama. After all, what 10-year old asks for cassettes of Edward R. Murrow's broadcasts from the German "Blitz" of London in 1940, as a birthday present?
Over the next three decades, many of them spent as a television news journalist, my focus on a career may have been covering sports teams and news stories all around the country, but my fascination with World War II and the amazing stories of the people who fought and lived through it, never wavered. I certainly read my share of books and devoured films and documentaries on the topic, yet have only skimmed the surface of one of the most important periods of time in the history of the world.
As I was transitioning away from life in TV news and started a new company focusing on documentary films, there was no doubt my first project would be on the Second World War. I hit the pavement and did some serious begging (the professional word is "fund raising") and found some great sponsors who were willing to send me and five D-Day veterans from New England back to Normandy in 2006 to recount where they were and what they saw on June 6, 1944.
My first film, "D-Day: The Price of Freedom," was well received and aired nationally on over 140 PBS stations. It even won a couple of Emmy Awards in New England. Not bad for the first one out of the box.
To stand on Omaha Beach and look into the bluffs above with five men, now in their 80's, was like opening up that book I first read when I was six and having it come to life. To hear their stories of survival and see these men cry when talking about the death that surrounded them, was to understand what happened on that day.
The one thing about war is that it is unique to every man who fights. No two stories in battle are ever the same. It's something that I can never truly understand, even though I've read hundreds of books on the topic, viewed as many films, and stood in dozens of places where the battle was actually fought.
About 1,500 World War II veterans pass on each day and with them, some truly amazing stories of courage, sacrifice and dedication. It was a different time and they were a special group.
The first film led to a second project called "Navy Heroes of Normandy," which chronicles the building and dedication of the first monument in Normandy honoring the contribution of the United States Navy on D-Day. Every other branch of the U.S. Armed Forces had monuments in Normandy, but for 64 years, the Navy had been neglected.
Now on Utah Beach, there is a beautiful 14-foot-high memorial to the Navy's efforts on D-Day and the over 1,000 sailors who died in the initial three days of the invasion to liberate Western Europe. My high-definition film brings the story to life.
In addition to Navy D-Day veterans and French civilians who lived through D-Day, we also interviewed General Erwin Rommel's son, Manfred, for the film. He was at home with his dad when the call came in that the Allied invasion was underway; a 15 year old German boy witnessing history in the making as he looked into his father's shocked and sullen eyes.
This June, I'll be making my fourth trip to Normandy's shores in the past four years. This time, I will be taking part in 65th anniversary ceremonies for D-Day, our new film making its European debut in the historic town of Sainte-Mere-Eglise (the first town to be liberated on D-Day) and at the Utah Beach Museum. It's truly an honor for me.
We've added French subtitles to the documentary so that those who benefited from what the United States did on June 6, 1944 will once again have the chance to hear from the men who landed on their shores and parachuted into their fields, as 18 and 19-year-old kids 65 years ago. The French still remember and honor these men as heroes when they return.
They still see them as young liberators, even though they are now elderly men. The 9,386 crosses and Stars of David in the American cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer are one reason why.
President Obama, French President Sarkozy and British Prime Minister Brown will be in the area somewhere. They're welcome to stop in to see "Navy Heroes of Normandy."
While I'm in Normandy this June, I'll probably look back and see that picking up that World War II encyclopedia when I was six years old was probably one the most important things I ever did in my life and certainly, the most rewarding.
Tim Gray is president of Tim Gray Media, a documentary film company which focuses on films about World War II veterans.
Bomb expert Ernest Corvese among first ashore on D-day
Tim Gray is making a documentary film, Navy Heroes of Normandy, that features Ernie Corvese.
By Mark Patinkin
I asked Ernest Corvese whether he planned to travel to Normandy in two weeks to mark the 65th anniversary of the invasion. It would be his day as much as anyone's; Corvese was among the first Americans on the beach — earlier even than the infantry featured in the iconic landing scene in Saving Private Ryan.
He is 83. I was sitting at his dining table in Smithfield. We were joined by Tim Gray, a Rhode Island documentary-maker who will be making the trip to France to debut his new hour-long film called Navy Heroes of Normandy. It includes dozens of interviews with veterans like Corvese, most of whom have Rhode Island connections because so many were trained at the bases here.
Gray said few people realize the first troops on the beach were demolition experts sent to blow up obstacles. Corvese was among them.
He was barely 17 on D-Day, having left high school in February 1944 to sign up. He only got a few weeks' training before being sent overseas. He was a seaman first class, soon assigned to an eight-member Naval Combat Demolition Unit (NCDU).
On the morning of June 5, after a short time at an American base in Falmouth, England, he was sent along with thousands of Americans across the channel for the invasion. Around 1 a.m. on June 6, they pulled among other U.S. ships about 14 miles off Omaha Beach.
Five hours later, at dawn on June 6, Ernie Corvese and dozens of others jumped into a Landing Craft Vehicle Personnel — an LCVP. It was like the Higgins Boats that would soon put infantry on the beach, but bigger. The LCVP also carried inflatable rafts filled with explosives — mostly foot-long sticks. Corvese's job would be to use them to blow apart "Hedgehogs" — the X-shaped welded-steel obstacles set on the beach to stop tanks. The flat-bottomed boat bounced with each wave. Aside from a few men reciting the rosary, no one talked.
Corvese was a long way from the West End of Providence, where he grew up. He had decided to join the Navy because he didn't like the idea of carrying a heavy pack in the infantry. Now, between his rifle, web belt, ammunition and extra explosives, he was weighed down with over 100 pounds. His unit of eight men readied themselves.
As they got close, shells from German artillery guns called 88s began landing nearby. Although Corvese couldn't see them, the barrels of the 88s stuck out like tank barrels from concrete bunkers above the beach.
Corvese knew they were almost there when he began to hear the zip of machine-gun bullets. The boat came in fast and lowered the front ramp. Corvese was one of the first to leap off. He jumped to the side so the ramp wouldn't run him over. The water was waist deep, but his equipment toppled him. Just at that moment, an 88 shell directly hit his LCVP boat. Corvese believes it likely struck one of the rafts, and ignited explosives. By the time he surfaced, there was such chaos, he did not even look back to see the damage. He would later learn that everyone still on the boat had been killed, including all seven others in his unit. He crawled through the shallow water onto the beach, and pressed himself into the sand. There was no cover. Men who knelt or sat up were targeted.
Corvese had lost his equipment and rifle coming off the boat. His inflatable was gone. He looked for other Navy demolition people, but saw none of their signature blue-striped helmets. Army demo units were by now on the beach, some going after the obstacles, but most men ashore simply tried to take cover. As planned, it was low tide, so that the Americans would be as far as possible from the bunkers, but that also left a 400-yard beach to cross.
Soon, the first wave of infantry landed. Ten feet away, Corvese saw two medics tending to a wounded soldier. Just then, an 88 landed among them. It killed both medics, though Corvese could see the wounded man was still alive. A piece of shrapnel from the 88 the size of a finger hit him below his back. The shrapnel didn't penetrate his thick uniform. He picked it up and it burned his hand.
The infantry kept landing, but because everyone was pinned down, they began to bunch up. At one point, Corvese saw a half dozen GIs behind a Hedgehog. He started to make his way toward them, but they waved him off. They'd gone there for cover, but only ended up drawing German fire.
"You couldn't move," Corvese would later say. "They had you."
Then an officer nearby shouted: "There's two kinds of people on this beach, those that are dead and those that are gonna be dead. Let's move."
Corvese began to crawl forward. He ran into barbed wire and couldn't get past it. Then some Army demolition people slid a Bangalore torpedo — a long metal pole filled with explosive — under the wire. It blew a hole through it. Some GIs went through and Corvese crawled after them.
Other Army units were trying to blow up the Hedgehogs. Just before they'd set off each charge, they would yell, "Fire in the hole." Soldiers around would duck their faces into the sand.
At one point, a GI flopped next to him. As he did, Corvese's gas mask rolled out of his grip and onto the man's back. Just then, an 88 hit nearby and a piece of shrapnel slammed into the mask. Without that protection, the GI would have likely been killed, and he seemed to know it. He asked Corvese if he could keep the damaged mask as a souvenir.
"Yeah," said Corvese. "You can have it."
The tide began to rise and flood up the beach to where Corvese was lying, soaking him to his chest. He crawled forward to get ahead of it. He would stop when machine gun bullets began to kick up sand near him. The bullets made a "spack, spack" sound.
As he went, he passed bodies of other soldiers. Many were blown apart by 88s. He passed wounded GIs. He remembers two bleeding from the chest and shoulders. Mostly, Corvese lay with his head down.
"If you stood up," he would later say, "you were gone."
Corvese looked back toward the water to see boats bringing in tanks. The tanks had been rigged with buoyant "curtains" to float them ashore, but it was so rough most tilted and sank. He saw one tank making headway onto the sand when an 88 hit it directly and destroyed its turret.
Omaha Beach proved to be one of the toughest for the Allies to take. Movies about D-Day, like Saving Private Ryan, give the impression the fight went 15 minutes or so. In Corvese's area, the Americans were pinned down for 12 hours.
The battle began to turn when U.S. destroyers that had been miles offshore sailed to within 800 yards of the beach and started firing at the German bunkers. Corvese saw the shells flying overhead.
Gradually, the fire from the German 88s subsided. It enabled teams of GIs to move forward and attack the pillboxes on the bluffs.
By dark, Corvese heard no more 88s coming at all. But there was still occasional German sniper fire. So he stayed where he was all night. He didn't sleep. For him, it would be a 24-hour ordeal on Omaha Beach.
It wasn't until morning that he at last felt safe enough to move around. It was quiet. Other Americans were walking, too, but few spoke.
He found some other Navy demolition people, but later learned that over half of the 180 NCDU's at Omaha suffered casualties — among the highest rates of any unit during D-Day. Sixty were wounded and 31 killed. Someone told Corvese the body of his beloved lieutenant, whose last name was Vetter, was on the beach. He went to have a look, but by then soldiers were cordoning off that area.
After a few days, Corvese was told he would be given a Purple Heart. He assumed it was because he had been hit by shrapnel. He told them he hadn't been wounded by it, and declined.
With his unit's mission finished, the Navy sent him back to the States. Soon, the war for Corvese was over.
He got married and had three girls and a boy. He worked for 30 years as a photoengraver for The Providence Journal. Today, he has five grandchildren.
As we sat in his dining room, he chatted with Tim Gray, the filmmaker. The new documentary can be seen by anyone on Gray's site, timgraymedia.com, and perhaps in time on PBS stations. Gray will be leaving soon to go to the 65-year commemoration in France. Many dignitaries, including President Obama, will be there as well.
Ernie Corvese will not be joining them. "Once was enough," he said.
His wife, Dolores, said he considered it for a few years, but decided it would be too difficult.
I asked why.
He began to answer, then was unable to go on. For long seconds, he worked to compose himself as his mouth trembled.
"I lost some good friends," he finally said.
Earlier, he had brought out an old photograph of himself in Navy uniform when he was still 17, standing with two buddies. Now, he stared down at the image of his younger self.
His thoughts seemed very far away.


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Hours before their preseason opener at Seattle on Friday, the Broncos were awarded veteran punter Spencer Lanning off waivers from Tampa Bay.
The move brings the Broncos' roster back up to 90 players following the non-signing of Matt Hall. The offensive tackle they claimed off waivers from Indianapolis last week opted to retire instead of signing with the team.
Lanning, a fifth-year punter out of South Carolina, was the Cleveland Browns' punter the last two seasons, but was released in June when the team traded for Andy Lee. The Bucs claimed him off waivers three days later but released him in mid-August.
In 2013 and 2014, Lanning played all 32 games for Cleveland, recording a total of 177 punts that averaged 44.1 yards apiece with 14 touchbacks. He also kicked off 12 times.
In Denver, he joins veteran punter Britton Colquitt, who recently agreed to a reduced salary for 2015.
The team had signed kicker/punter Karl Schmitz in March, but the 28-year-old rookie out of Jacksonville University, who gained a following on YouTube, hasn't played in a game since 2008.
The Broncos waived Schmitz two days after Colquitt agreed to his restructured deal and brought back defensive tackle Sione Fua.
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Products and services are donated to the company and given away during raffles and to bands, who perform during this charitable event. According to B. Michael Smith, owner of SweetNote Entertainment and Coordinator for this event, set for December 14, 2014, "The primary goal of Toys for Tots is to deliver, through a new toy at Christmas, a message of hope to less fortunate youngsters that will assist them in becoming responsible, productive, patriotic citizens. Our organization is dedicated to the process of making that happen, but we need your help (speaking to artists and businesses all over the United States)."
This year, two Florida-based companies are getting involved in SweetNotes Rock'N'Soul cause — Playas Mob Radio and Shorty Produkshins.
Playas Mob Radio, a weekly
If it is a band that wins this promo spot, they will also have their latest radio-edited release placed into regular rotation during The Playas Mob Radio Show on WJFP FM. The show will be live on-air and will also be archived for promotional usage for the brand in both Online and Offline arenas.
Shorty Produkshins, an Orlando-based Online Promotions Company specializing in Social Branding and Event Marketing and also affiliated with Playas Mob Radio, will be giving away a few items to encourage entrepreneurship, musicianship and, of course, giving during the holiday season and into the new year.
A spokesperson for Shorty Produkshins states that
They have donated one graphic design and five written articles to promote independent progress in the Pittsburgh Area.
With December 14, just two days away, we can only imagine the magic that the night will behold. Artists, businesses and audiences at Pittsburgh's Sing Sing venue at the Waterfront can expect a night of entertainment, holiday spirit and motivation to usher them into 2015. Performing at this event, SweetNotes own Lyndsey Smith and Soul Distribution will take the spotlight alongside acts such as Kinetic, Sun Hound, Hakim Rasheed, Mike Why, Ine, Gene Stovall, Devan Rue and Brian Woods. With a roster like this, this is definitely a night to remember!


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Would electroculture be considered organic?
Yes! Electroculture mimics naturally-occurring crop stimulation effects like those from passing thunderstorms and telluric earth currents. Nothing artificial is added to the soil that isn't added in by Mother Nature herself.
Is electroculture safe? I don't want to grow any Frankenstein-like fruits & vegetables!
Electroculture is completely safe. The HarvestStorm system is designed to stimulate plant growth and soil microbial activities through the use of very low voltages and currents. The amount of current going to each plant in your greenhouse is extremely low, large enough to power an electronic watch or perhaps a single LED light and nothing more.
With regards to the plants and their fruits & vegetables – they LOVE electroculture for the following reasons:
- It stimulates microbial soil activities, creating healthier soil while encouraging the growth of healthy aerobic microbes. These microbes are known to be in symbiotic relationships with the plants that grow around them, e.g. helping with converting nitrogen to forms they can use and providing natural immune support – like in the formation of natural antibiotics for the plant, etc.
- It puts the plant's metabolism into high gear… one effect is that it increases the plants' water and mineral uptake rate. This means that plants grown via this method are highly nutrient-dense, providing greater nutrition to those who consume their fruits, vegetables, and other outputs.
- It increases growth rate, and yield of the plant. By a number of measures, plants grown with electroculture experience a number of beneficial effects including increases in root mass, growth rate and wet & dry weight.
- Other beneficial attributes that occur include: increased number budding sites, larger leaf area, darker leaf pigmentation, thicker stems, greater resistance to a wide array of pathogens including insects, molds, rusts, bacteria, viral infections, and more!
What are the disadvantages of electroculture?
There are a few:
- Over the course of time, in mostly outdoor settings, results haven't been necessarily consistent. By focusing on the use of electroculture in controlled environments, we expect to achieved desired results with consistency during every grow cycle.
- The type of electrical stimulation that positively effects one plant, may not be the same on another plant. It is for this reason that the HarvestStorm system is designed to help growers with experimenting with different means of stimulation. When the best method is determined, it can be deployed at to your entire crop with ease.
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How To Promote Your Band For $5Can artists promote their music for $5? It's possible for those with an entrepreneurial spirit
It's safe to say that many independent artists are disillusioned with the perceived challenge of promoting themselves to a world that seems to ignore them. As a result, they like to stick with what they know. Spending too much time inviting Facebook friends to shows becomes commonplace, and they get stuck.
Many artists also develop a kind of 'Robin Hood' mentality of what a pure artist should be, and as a result end up complaining about the downfall of the music industry instead of educating themselves on licensing, advertising, and securing their own press.
One way to secure your own press, I have found, is through Fiverr.com. The premise of the site is "What will you do for $5?" Most musicians are unaware of the benefits of this website, but for those that do and use it properly, it can give them a much needed boost. First of all, you can outsource promotion for your band. You can order reviews. You can order features and interviews. You can find hundreds of creative ways to hire OTHER people to promote your band.
It's critical to get outside voices talking about your band rather than yourself, and this is what makes Fiverr an important website for indie bands. Be sure to steer clear from the search engine optimization opportunities (they typically use software that could hurt your site's results) and you will find plenty of ideas you can use to promote your band.
Yes, technically, it is all paid coverage. This is something that some artists have an issue with. The Doors began their career by requesting THEMSELVES on the local Los Angeles radio station. Keep that in mind and ask yourself if you want to have a lot of rules holding you back or a lot of press moving you forward. It's all up to you.
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Yesterday before practice I had to go to the doctor to pick up a written referral for the chiropractor. He called me back to his office and when I got back there he asked me how much pain I was in as I had, apparently, grimaced when I stood up.
I started to say that it wasn't pain as much as it was discomfort and he shut me down telling me not to fool around with him and to admit how much pain I was in at the time. I finally admitted that yes, my knees still hurt and legs were in pain as well (granted not as much as before but still in pain) and he said that I should stop playing for the rest of the season. I have rested, iced, compressed, and elevated (the RICE method) for weeks if not months and it's not paying off so I should take the season off. I balked at doing that he laid down the facts for me. I have played rugby twice a week and sometimes three or four times a week since February and my body was reaching a point where it couldn't take the punishment.
"How many practices have you missed this year?" my doctor asked.
"Three or four?" I ventured.
"How many times a week do you work out?"
"Four or five," I said.
"You're burning out and you need to stop," he finally said. We went through all of the stuff that I have been going through from knees to legs to this to that and basically he laid down the law that I have been injured for some time and have been playing injured for just as long. Unless I wanted to risk certain major injury and the serious potential for surgery then I would stop playing for the rest of the season and focus on getting better and stronger for the following season.
Now this is why I like my doctor. He always says that the choice is up to me when it comes to my health. I can do what he says and reap the benefits of it or I can ignore him and face the consequences. He never forces me in one direction but he trusts that I will make the right choice since he's told me my options. At practice last night I broke the news to the coaches, one of which was upset since I had said I was healthy to play last week and that's why he put me into the match. I don't think they were happy with what I had to say but when faced with the possibility of getting seriously injured because I'm playing injured (and have been since about...late May or June) then I need to stop.
On the positive though, I can still do workouts at the gym to get my legs stronger. If there is pain I am to stop and not continue with the exercise. Of course he doesn't want me playing butch macho man and telling myself I can handle the pain when I can't either. As for practices, I can attend and do things that won't cause me to have to run or have major impact on my legs which limits me to lineouts and scrums. Taking a tackle, he says, is out of the question.
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TROY — Hundreds of residents from across Ohio donned their spiffiest attire and danced the night away during "Night to Shine," a special celebration sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation.
The event, organized by Troy Christian Church, was held on Friday, Feb. 9, at the Crystal Room in Troy, and ran in conjunction with 540 other churches across 50 states and 16 countries.
All people with special needs, ages 14 and older, were eligible to come and join in the fun.
Mark Messmore, minister at Troy Christian Church, first served as the leader of "Night to Shine" in 2017, and was thrilled by the opportunity to reprise the event again this year.
"This is the second year we've hosted 'Night to Shine'," Messmore said. "We had a fantastic time the first time around. It was on our site last year, but we just recognized that there were some limitations with how much our facility could handle. We began looking elsewhere, and were able to get connected with the Crystal Room, who partnered with us to be able to do this whole thing.
"'Night to Shine' really exists to provide an unforgettable prom night for those with special needs. It's a night where we can tell them, 'We want to celebrate you. We want to show you that God loves you and that we love you as well.'"
The event, spread throughout multiple rooms of the Crystal Room property, featured a red carpet and photo station in the entry lobby, a dance floor with a disc jockey, a karaoke station, photo booths with costumes and props, and a full three-course meal for all in attendance.
"We try to really make them feel like celebrities," Messmore said. "That's why we have the red carpet and photo stations. That's why later this evening, we're going to crown all of them kings and queens of the prom. We just want to try and do everything we possibly can to celebrate them and show them how much they matter."
As soon as registry for the event opened, an overwhelming amount of support poured in from the community.
"We had 125 people register to participate, and we had 235 register to volunteer," Messmore said. "We have people coming from Miami County, Shelby County, Vandeburg County — they're from all over the place. It's a lot of fun, and a real blessing to all involved."
At the end of the night, Tim Tebow addressed all participants in a streamed video recording, thanking them all for their involvement and reminding them of God's love for everyone present.
"Night to Shine" now attracts over 90,000 participants and 175,000 volunteers every year. The Tim Tebow Foundation's mission is "to bring faith, hope, and love to those needing a brighter day in their darkest hour of need."
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Your Offer must Relate with Your Audience
When you are marketing a product or service, that offer has to relate with your audience in order for you to get the results that you are looking for.
Your marketing success will be determined by two key factors.
1. Are you targeting the right audience with your offer?
2. Are you expressing a clear message that will fill a need or void?
Identifying your audience is the most critical piece in creating your offer.
When you are creating an offer you must present something that suits a specific need.
For instance, if you are offering a weight loss solution your audience needs to be people who
have expressed some type of interest in losing weight.
You can identify and target this audience by the use of keyword research.
Now, let`s talk about creating a clear and concise message for your audience.
Your message needs to answer these three questions.
what, why and how.
What are you offering?
Why is your offer beneficial to your audience?
How will your offer benefit your audience?
How does this Relate With Your Audience?
Let`s look at your offer and how it will relate to your audience
So what is your offer?
You must create a very clear picture of what your offer is and make sure there is no room for misinterpretation as to what it is that
you are offering.
As for your why, this must explain why someone would need your offer to eliminate the pain and suffering that they are currently
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manifest itself.
Now that you have demonstrated why your audience will need your offer,now you must be able to explain to your audience
how this offer will eliminate their problem.
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in their current state.
So now you must deliver the final piece that will explain exactly how your offer will eliminate their problem and create the environment
that they have been looking for.
So be clear as to how your offer will work and how it directly ties in with the problem that your audience is having.
Create a Brand that will Relate With Your Audience
Now that you have identified your target audience and created an offer that will be of great benefit to them
it is time to create a brand that will connect you with this particular audience.
Going back to my earlier example if your offer was for weight loss, then you need to create a brand that identifies
you as the weight loss professional.
This will go a long way in getting you many referrals and name recognition because you have proven yourself to be
very good in your field of work and now that you have created a name for yourself, you become an authority figure
in your niche and people will seek you out that are in need of your particular services.
But they will not be able to find you unless you create a brand for yourself that is highly recognizable.
Your brand is a part of your reputation and many people will pursue you based upon the type of brand that you create
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POLICE are searching for Gordon Pickery, 83, and Hazel Pickery, 79, who were last seen at the Woolworths supermarket in New Norfolk at 11.45am today (Tuesday). Relatives hold concerns for the couple, with both having medical conditions that require attention.
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Eight months for eight vintage portable CD players. That´s the time it took me to write the final article of my biiiiiiiiiig comparison. I hated that one and the article you´re reading even before I wrote them. I´ve felt them to be a huge mountain I had to climb before I´d be able to write anything else. For quite some time I´ve been planning several articles I want to write... about the FiiO X3 which I bought in October 2013, the FiiO X5 which was loaned to me by FiiO, about audiophiles / objectiphiles, MD recorders / players, etc. But the mountain kept getting bigger and bigger, all because these fuckin' things have been blocking me all the time! Not anymore.
You know... when I think about it, this comparison might be the last. I´m not interested in reviewing CD players anymore, they´re too bulky, most of them have bad headphone outputs, and so on. There are only two players I still want to have: the Technics SL-XP 700 and one of the more recent Sony portables with ATRAC3Plus decoding. That´s it. But before I talk too much, let´s get on with this conclusion.
The candidates
|A bunch of vintage portable CD players
|Sony D-202
Shall I recommend it? I don´t know. The line out sounds well enough for its age, the headphone output on my unit is broken. But it´s safe to say that the headphone output isn´t very well engineered anyway. The D-202 is one of those players often recommended by collectors, many times for the wrong reasons. Collectors pride themselves of knowing exactly which one of the vintage portables sounds best when in reality they´re listening to a bunch of errors produced by the headphone out. They then talk about 'warmth' and 'character'... nope, I´m sorry but those are all caused by cheap engineering. The D-202 is no exception as it´ll sound well over the line-out only. The rest? Built quality is mediocre, reliability might be an issue (for Christ´s sake: it´s 23 years old).
|Technics SL-XP 505
Well, I could repeat the text from above written for the Sony D-202 as the SL-XP 505 has the same basic problems (age-related reliability problems, built quality, headphone output sound issues) so I concentrate on the one redeeming feature: sound quality. Remarkably characteristic over the line out (see? Told you that collectors like me recommend for the wrong reasons), it might offer a tasteful alternative for people seeking something that sounds well with pop, rock and jazz. All others: stay away from it.
|Sony D-111
No. Just no. Don´t ever consider it, it feels like crap, sounds like crap, it is crap.
|Grundig CDP-70
Performs well over the line-out. Might even be able to replace an older, stationary CD player. On the other hand it has one of the worst headphone outputs I´ve ever heard and measured. Built quality is awful too... well, it matches the ugly design so if I´d want to be positive I´d call it coherent (yes, I´m a cynic). Decide yourself. You might actually decide against it; it´s 21 years old, spare parts will be a problem, especially since the company that built it doesn´t really exist anymore.
|Sony D-E705
Well designed and built, feature heavy (including a digital output), what more is there to desire? Ah, yes... the sound. The D-E705 sounds overly warm, like a warm cushion really. Only for people who want a warm and slow, not too aggressive sound. All others take the digital output (mediocre quality). If you want superior built quality, have a look at the D-E805 - it´s the same unit with a metal lid instead.
|Sony D-E555
In essence the same player as above. No sonic differences, same features, different design (not for the better).
|Sony D-E441
Almost boring sounding player. Otherwise a characteristic sound signature (doing it again), one I don´t like very much. But each to his/her own. I don´t know why, but people seem to like this player. On eBay it tends to fetch comparably high prices, if it´s the design or something else, I do not know. I certainly wouldn´t buy it again yet I´ll keep it only because it contains a spare drive for my Sony D-465.
|Ciron QXX-28
At heart a very good stationary player. Ridiculously cheap no-name model. If it breaks down, it won´t hurt too much. Repairing it with spare parts? Not possible because no one knows who built it. Headphone output is usable with demanding high impedance headphones only because of very high noise floor. Sounds very well over the line out (with ESP off). Will also play MP3 with very high quality (but not gapless). Of the eight reviewed players, the QXX-28 is the only one I can partially recommend. But only if you use it at home and if you´re still able to get it.
You know, I have enough of portable CD players. I prefer MD technology when it comes to ancient media formats. Or modern DAPs like my FiiO X3 (yet to be reviewed). Or, I don´t know, something else (but not vinyl). Portable CD players however are only one thing: a reminder of ancient technology, nice to look at... some feel even good at the touch. But not these eight players, they´re all made out of plastic and their built quality isn´t on par with the more expensive models like the Sony D-335 or D-465. In terms of sound some fare well, most do not. I´m sure of one thing however: I cannot recommend any of them fully. All of them have more or less crappy headphone outputs, necessitating the use of an external headphone amplifier like the FiiO E06 or the E07K. Ironic as they are built for portable use, yet most of them are at their best when NOT used outside but at home. In hindsight I´m glad their time has passed. Before you panic: I might return at some point to vintage PCDP... it happened to me before on MD technology. Right now however I´ve enough of them.
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This is a lovely sunny and spacious 2-floor apartment of 80 sq. m in the 3rd district of Vienna. The apartment itself is on the last floor of a 4-storey house, unfortunately no elevator. It sleeps 4 people: 1 double bed in a bedroom and a double sofa in a living area. There is a separate kitchen with all necessary utilities. The living room has a big dining table for 6-8 people and a couch for an afternoon snap or for reading leisure moments. TV cable has some 150 channels, lots of international ones. Wi-Fi is available thoughout the place.
The second floor has an ample bathroom, high ceilings and a separate working place. Artistic posters for decoration and books for leisure.
The apartment is 15 min. on foot from Belvedere and some 10-15 min. by tram to the very city centre. It is in the lively area with lots of old and typical Viennese profitable houses. Well located to all the food amenities, both big shops and local cafes and bars. Ideal public transport connection. Ample parking available along the street, but due to the proximity to the centre and within a belt of inner districts at an extra cost.
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Since our Scott Foresman program spends a week on blends in February, I decided to create a Valentine themed activity to help the little ones create words using some blends. This was my first venture into using professional clipart and it was fun. The actual creation of the activity took awhile. Hopefully, the next time will go a little more quickly...maybe I worked out some of the kinks, we'll see!
Just scroll down to the next three posts and click on download for each one. Once you have printed all documents for these three downloads you will have the From the Heart Literacy Center for Blends (pl, dr, cl, bl).
Anyway, download away and let me know how the game works in your centers.
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Today the weather was finally decent enough for flying. Winds were generally from 290-300 degrees and around 10-15 knots so we were using runway 27R.
Before we started, Sean let me know that today's flight would be a tour of the dimensions of the practice area, and we would have a diversion on the way to the first waypoint of the practice area, Lapeer airfield. He went over the methods for doing a diversion including quickly estimating distance, time and fuel on the fly from quickly using the paper map. Then Sean went over short field takeoffs and landings and soft field field takeoffs and landings.
Then I went out and pre-flighted N73455 and got ready to takeoff, got taxi clearance and then had clearance to takeoff for a flight to the northeast.
Sean announced this would be a short field takeoff, so I started from the edge of the runway, stood on the breaks and applied full power then took off and trimmed at Vx, best angle of climb speed. Then once I had cleared the "obstacle" I re-trimmed for best cruise climb and then turned to the northeast.
I then navigated via the map towards Lapeer, flying at 3,500 feet and leaning the mixture for better fuel economy, following the roads and looking for terrain features to confirm where I was. I found the airport, which was a little hard to pick out, and then announced my location on the CTAF (the common radio frequency for that field) and then descended to pattern altitude and entered the downwind leg of the pattern. Then I turned base and final and Sean announced the runway was not "suitable" for landing so we had to divert.
He then told me to fly to Romeo, and to give him the estimated course, distance and time it would take to get there. I then gave him some estimates that he was happy with and we headed on that course to Romeo.
We arrived over Romeo and again I headed to pattern altitude and then did a short field landing. Then I taxied back to the start of the runway and did a soft field takeoff.
Soft field takeoffs are fun - you keep moving without slowing from the taxiway to the runway, adding 10 degrees of flaps while having the yoke all the way back to get the nose wheel off the ground and the airplane flying as soon as possible. At 45 knots the plane takes off, which is too slow for it to fly, so you need to keep it about 10 feet off the ground so it stays in ground effect and builds up speed until you can leave ground effect and fly the plane. Once you get up to speed you can retract the flaps.
That was a lot of fun - With the yoke back, as the plane accelerated down the runway I did a wheelie down the field until I took off and then I leveled it out in ground effect and watched the airspeed rise and then was able to get it flying out of ground effect. Tons of fun.
Then we headed back to KPTK.
On closing to 11 miles from the airfield, I radioed the tower and got instructions to enter a right base at two miles. I figured out what that meant in terms of my relative position to the field, and it actually made sense, which was cool.
Then I did a soft field landing which was a lot of fun to do - again you want to keep the nose wheel off the ground as long as possible.
My landings were darn nice as were my takeoffs, and it was a great and fun lesson where pretty much everything worked nicely and it felt great. Now I'm allowed to roam around the practice area solo and Sean is going to endorse me to land at Romeo so I have an uncontrolled field to practice on. This should be fun.
Then I dropped Sean off at the FBO as he needed to get his car there after doing some aircraft ferrying, taxied back to the flight school on my own and shut the plane down and secured it.
That was 2 landings and 1.3 hours of a very enjoyable lesson indeed.
If the weather holds and conditions are good, the next lesson will be a dual cross country that I need to plan and then fly.


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DETROIT, July 3 (UPI) -- LA Clippers center Chris Kaman has obtained citizenship in Germany and will play for its men's basketball Olympic qualifying team, a newspaper report said.
A report by the Detroit News Thursday said that the 7-foot Kaman, a former collegian at Central Michigan University, will join Dallas Mavericks forward Dirk Nowitzki later this month when Germany attempts to qualify for its first Olympics since the 1992 Barcelona Games.
Kaman's grandparents are German.
The German team is practicing at home for a warm-up tournament before it travels to Greece for the July 14-20 qualifying event in Athens.
"Chris is a significant addition and we'll now have to integrate him in time for the Athens tournament," Coach Dirk Bauermann told the newspaper.
"We'll be stronger under the baskets with Chris," Nowitzki said.
Last season, Kaman averaged 15.7 points and 12.7 rebounds last season for the Clippers.
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It seems like none of my button-down shirts have a button where I need one--and these little sticky strips keep my shirts from gaping. I cut them in half and slip them in between the plackets, or use them when the upper button is too "buttoned-up" but the next one down is a little too low for work. I use them to keep strapless dresses in place, hem skirts, and keep bra straps in place under tank tops. They also come in super handy when I'm a bridesmaid or wedding coordinator! There's a tin in my purse, one in my cosmetics bag, and one at work--and the empty tins make great vitamin pill boxes & bobby pin boxes for traveling.5
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These disputes could be about infidelity, money problems, children, or property. The Courts these days set great store by "alternative dispute resolution" so that the Courts should be the last resort, when every other option has failed to resolve the problem.
Mediation is a tried and tested way of resolving disputes. Parties are encouraged to look for common ground and to build an agreement upon it. Legal advice is not offered during mediation. Cambridge is very fortunate to have a strong community of mediation services, for family and other more general disputes.
Miller Sands do not offer mediation services in-house at the moment, but we are confident that if we refer a client to our colleagues in the local mediation services, they will receive a quality service.
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- Release Date: Wednesday 14 December, 2011
Height: approx 275mm
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The very first time I saw this PVC Statue at Internet, I had a great desire to own it. Now, having it at home, I can appreciate the details of the whole figure. Even the face has a good design that not all statues have. Just a piece of art, you would never get tired to stare at. It is a must own in your collection even if you are not an Evangelion follower !!!
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When the news came out about the shooting death of Mike Brown at the hands of police officer Darren Wilson in Ferguson, Mo., many were outraged, heartbroken, and some people just didn't know what to do. But for Londrelle Hall, 28, and Ray Mills, 29, all they wanted to do was run. The two decided they wanted to go to Ferguson and make a difference. They wanted to protest for and pay tribute to Mike Brown, but also run for black men in general, whose image in the media has been maligned. Mills told NBC News, "Statistically, it seems like in our community we [black men] are incarcerated or doing nothing. We want to go against the grain and not be another statistic, and we wanted to inspire other people to do the same." Hall agreed, saying "We want to show that people who look like us can be doing something positive."
Running in their "Run For Justice" hoodies, the men garnered quite a following on Instagram. Hall has 38,000 followers, and many of those supporters left positive, encouraging messages on their page and even text the men to keep their spirits up. After taking time out of their busy schedules and full-time jobs to train, the men ran and walked for 20 days, doing at least 35 miles a day, no matter the weather, taking their protest and awareness across counties, from state to state. They eventually found their way to Brown's memorial in Ferguson, where they were met by supporters. Once they reached the spot as rain poured down on everyone, Hall broke down in tears, saying on Instagram, "My Soul Cried."
It wasn't easy at all, but Hall says that even though they've met their goal, they will continue to run for Brown and for all injustices going on.
"The purpose of this was never forget, but to keep raising awareness of what's going on around us, so this is not the end. We will still run, not necessarily 540 miles, but we will still run."
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This beautiful home, located on Curlew Reach, at the edge of an oceanside meadow, will very comfortably accommodate up to six people. A perfect get-away for a family with children or several couples. One dog is also welcome. Enter through an enclosed courtyard into a foyer that leads directly into the great room. There you find the heart of the home with kitchen, dining room and living area sharing the space and an extensive outdoor deck just outside sliding glass doors. The large deck area effectively extends the living space outside with a table and seating. The perfect place for a morning coffee, an alfresco luncheon or an evening libation under the stars. A large hot tub is located in a secluded corner of the deck area. The very well equipped kitchen has a counter and stools so that the chef need never be abandoned by the rest of the party. The dining area will seat the entire group at the dining table which, of course, does double duty as a potential gaming area. The living area centers on a wood stove with seating arranged so as to make it the ideal spot for conversation between two or three members of the group or the entire group. Two bedrooms and a shared bath are accessed from the foyer, while the master bedroom suite, which has it's own outside deck area, is accessed from the great room. There are several areas in the main part of the home where a little bit of quiet computer work can be done, if necessary (high speed internet access provided). A separate television room with comfortable seating and bath is accessed from the entry courtyard. Ocean views from every room in the home. Starting at $883 two nights; $2,416 seven nights.
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Whether you run on Mac or Windows, if you like CATIA, 3D CAD softwares or 3D design in general, you may enjoy downloading the new CATIA screensaver.
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Elegant network leggings delight any woman who loves simplicity. They are easily combinate, so they are perfect not only for a gym. They are accompanied by sensual mesh that makes them cool.
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Frank Levingston, America's Oldest Living Veteran: "I'm Blessed"
Quick pop quiz! Here is a history question. What year did World War II start? If you said 1940, you were close. 1939. Also known as the Second War, this global war lasted for 6 years, ending in 1945. At that time, you had to enlist in the draft if you were a male between the ages of 18 and 45. As a result, the youngest people enlisted in the draft were born in 1921.
A US Army veteran, Frank Levingston, joined the fight in 1943 at the age of 38. Wait, so how old is he!? Born in 1905, Levingston is currently 109, but 110 years old in a few days on November 13th! That makes Mr. Levingston America's oldest living veteran! To that age is truly a blessing, but you do not have to tell Frank Levingston that. In an interview with KPLC-TV, he reveals what has kept him alive and kicking for so long.
"I've been through so many dangerous things and I'm still here. I'm thankful to the almighty God for it," explained Levingston. He served as an Army Private for the Naples-Foggia Campaign in Italy beginning in 1943. He was discharged in 1945, the last year of the war.
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Fast forward to 2015; Levingston currently lives in Louisiana City. Looking back at his full life in retrospect, Levingston said, "I think I'm one of the blessed ones." Think about it. Not only did he serve in the military during a world war, but is also an African American man–an African American born in racist and segregated 1905. When you think of that in a historical context, you think of everything that Levinston endured in this country, yet he is still here! Without even being asked, Levingston said, "I feel very good." If that is not a blessing, then I do not know what is. Levingston is a living and breathing testimony to that. He explained that when his birthday – Friday – comes, he wants to celebrate with his family.
Levingston admits that he had little "formal education", but he does have about 110 years of experience under his belt. Any conversation with this man would be worth having. What he considered to be his best piece of advice for people – something he learned from his parents – is, "Be honest. That goes a long way." Levingston met a great friend,…


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Combine yeast and water. Let stand 5 minutes until foams and then stir down. Melt butter in pan, add milk immediately and remove from heat. Blend in sugar, eggs, salt and dissolved yeast. Stir in enough flour to make Soft Dough. Let rise until doubled (1 1/2-2 hrs) Turn dough out on to floured surface. Divide into 4 pieces. Roll each piece into a 12" - 14" circle. Brush with melted butter. Cut into 16 pieces. Roll loosely from large end. Place on cookie sheets very close. Cover with saran wrap and freeze. After frozen solid, transfer to a plastic freezer bag. 3 - 4 hrs before serving, put on greased cookie sheet. Let rise until double. Bake at 375* for 10-12 minutes.
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Due to my unsuccessful search for a considerable work of art for my living room wall, I decided in the fall of 2015 to create this wall lettering made of poplar plywood by myself. For this I bought the cheapest jigsaw set with ten saw blades in the nearest hardware store, some acrylic paint, styrofoam balls, metal chains and semi-circular strips. Then I was busy for about three weeks with the rather improvised creation of this lettering.
The result was received very well with a lot of praise . Since I had great fun building it and was pleasantly surprised by the response, I decided to figure out, how to do such work more effectively and smoother.
My search led me to scroll saws. I borrowed the first one and immediately created another lettering; smaller this time but with more accurate and smoother lines.
Satisfied with the result and determined to continue doing such work in the future, I returned the saw and got my own, which was on sale at the time at my local hardware store.
In the following months, I spent most of my spare time creating various logos and letterings. I soon reached the limits of my machine and at the same time gained a lot of new knowledge about scroll saws and in general to work with wood, but also the handling of acrylic glas, aluminum and LEDs in some of my pieces.
A new, better saw had to come! The research led me to a small selection and I finally decided on the model Excalibur (Ex-30 "). I am currently working with this machine and am very satisfied. You will find many of my works in the gallery.


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Home This Is Us Our Interim Minister A Letter From The Sr. Minister
August 1, 2019
Dear Members and Friends of UUCFM:
It is an honor and a privilege to be selected to serve as your Sr. Interim Minister at this moment in the history of UUCFM. I thank the Interim Search Committee and the Board of Trustees for the affirmation of the ministry I bring and the possibilities that lay before us to rekindle life and vitality into this proud and storied congregation.
In my visit to the area in July I had the opportunity to meet with a number of you. It was undeniable the enthusiasm, excitement and hope you expressed for what WE can and will do TOGETHER during the interim ministry.
For those of you new to the concept of interim ministry, our goal is to prepare the congregation for the future by drawing on its rich heritage and making UUCFM the best possible place it can be.
As we enter into this period of Interim Ministry, I invite you to gather up your hopes and aspirations of the church you long and wish for and join in building the church and community of your dreams. Come along. Join us.
In hope and faith,
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The Roslin Cells Centre will develop human stem cell lines to be sold worldwide for testing drugs and developing new medicines.
The stem cell lines will be created from donated eggs and embryos.
These will then be sold on a non-profit basis to academics and commercial companies.
The development has been unveiled by the Roslin Institute, Scottish Enterprise, Edinburgh University and the Scottish National Blood Transfusion Service.
Preparatory work on the project has been under way for about three months.
By selling stem cell lines without intellectual property rights, it should be easier and quicker to test and develop medicines.
Although some groups believe using human embryo stem cells is wrong, supporters argue the project will position Scotland as a world leader and attract more investment and employment in the area of medical science.
Important step
The centre will also act as the first step in a supply chain to support the development of the wider stem cell sector in Scotland, providing cells that can be used by academics, NHS Scotland and commercial companies.
Dr Paul De Sousa, project manager for the Roslin Cells Centre, said: "This approach will provide huge benefits to academics and companies already working in the stem cell field or seeking to enter it."
Neil Francis, deputy chief executive of Scottish Enterprise Edinburgh and Lothian, said: "As well as having huge potential to make significant breakthroughs in the treatment of some of the most debilitating diseases, the stem cell sector has the potential to become one of the key drivers of Scotland's knowledge economy.
"The Roslin Cells Centre is an important step in establishing a strong commercial sector based on Scotland's existing world class scientific strengths."
Professor Harry Griffin, director of the Roslin Institute, added: "This new initiative represents a key step in the drive to deliver safe and effective stem cell therapies."
Dr Angela Wilson, director of research at Diabetes UK said the investment would hopefully move things closer to finding new treatments for people with diabetes.
She added: "However, there are still significant obstacles that will need to be overcome before this is possible. Any transplanted cells will need to behave like our own body's cells producing insulin in response to changes in blood glucose levels."
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The Church of Scotland said it supported the move.
Dr Donald Bruce, director of the Kirk's ethics and technology unit, said: "Broadly speaking we agree with this centre and making stem cells that are of therapeutic quality available and that it's being done on a not-for-profit basis."
However, he stressed the need for ethical control and for couples donating embryos or eggs to be kept fully informed.
A spokesman for the Roman Catholic Church in Scotland said it believed human beings should "never be used as a means to an end".
He added: "The use of persons at the embryo stage is not acceptable for it violates their individual human rights, integrity and dignity.
"Furthermore, clear research indicates the successful and moral use of stems cells found in adults or placenta. Humanity is not here to serve science but science is here to serve humanity."
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Barkovic's Year-by-year stats: 2017 | 2016
Sam Houston
Bearkat team captain the three years in a row … completed her college career ranked No. 25 in Sam Houston career singles wins … red-shirted in 2018
2019 Season
Appeared headed for an outstanding senior campaign before a career-ending injury early during the dual match season … posted a 5-5 record during fall tournament action including a win in the consolation finals of the top flight of the Sam Houston Fall Invitational
2017 Season
Picked up 10 singles wins on the season with nine coming on the No. 2 line as a sophomore for the Bearkats ... won three of her first four matches of the season ... had a stretch of four straight wins over competition from UT Rio Grande Valley, Stephen F. Austin, Northwestern State and Abilene Christian ... played four matches in the No. 1 spot, picking up a win over UIW in the top spot in the lineup ... of her 10 wins, six came in SLC play ... had won three of five matches after a win against Nicholls before suffering a late-season injury that kept her out for the remainder of the season.
2016 Season
Earned nine wins on the No. 3 singles court during her freshman campaign ... Barkovic picked up three doubles victories including her first Southland Conference doubles win (6-3) on Feb. 28 against New Orleans alongside Caitlyn Mitchell ... notched three straight singles wins between Feb. 6-20, defeating foes from Montana State, South Dakota State and Missouri State ... won five of her first seven singles matches in a Bearkat uniform to begin the 2016 season.
Quarterfinalist in Under 18 National Championships in 2013 ... ranked No. 22 in Under 18 and No. 18 in Senior rankings ... attended Gimna Zisa Andrise.


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