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The use of multiple measures, repeated feedback, goal setting, shaping, and nutrition education to lower serum cholesterol levels in males
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Although the association between elevated serum cholesterol levels and cardiovascular risk has been known for many years, few studies, with freely living individuals have used a full complirnent of intervention strategies to attempt to alter practices associated with elevated serum cholesterol. Two studies, (Study 1, n=4; Study 2, n=8) with 12 middle age men (mean age = 47.3 years) and with elevated serum cholesterol (x= 238.7 mg/dl) are presented that use multiple measures of serum cholesterol (using the Boehringer Mannheim Reflotron and finger stick technique). The main intervention strategies included a combination of procedures using education, frequent serum cholesterol feedback (two to three times per week), and specific dietary feedback (one to two times per week). A less intensive intervention that is similar to recent studies in the literature was also implemented and assessed for half the subjects in Study The results of the two studies indicated that within approximately 14 weeks, the combination of enhanced procedures reduced serum cholesterol by about 14%, or about double that found in prior studies. The less intensive intervention showed reductions of 9.1% The use of multiple measures also allowed for the study of intraindividual variability. issues pertaining to maintenance of effect, cost-effectiveness, and generalizability are also discussed.
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Hebridean Housing Partnership have appointed Norman M MacLeod in the role of Chair, taking over from Mr Iain MacMillan, who stepped down at the AGM.
Mr MacLeod has considerable experience of the housing sector and local business environment, having served as a Councillor with CNES for several years and also managing the Western Isles branch of Scottish Fuels.
Mr Macleod said: "I am delighted to have been appointed Chair of HHP. I am looking forward to this new challenge, to be part of HHP, as we move forward in providing new quality homes that will meet the needs of our communities in the Outer Hebrides for the foreseeable future."


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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Mickey Mouse!!!
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Remember, the basic distinction between logos and rhema made by those who would have us believe there is something significant in the difference, is that rhema refers to that which is spoken and logos refers to that which is written.
While that basic distinction, in and of itself is not a problem, it is the way it is carried to other thoughts that tends toward deception.
For instance, I have heard and I have seen it written that "the logos is the dead letter and the rhema is spirit."
I will tell you straight up without equivocation that is a lie straight from the pit of hell.
No matter what the context of the statement, or the supposed meaning or purpose, it is a lie designed to get you away from the Word of God.
Why do I say that?
Jesus is the logos. (John 1:1)
People have taken Paul's statement in 2 Cor. 3:6 and applied it out of context to the Bible. He was speaking of the old covenant, and more specifically of the 10 commandments. (2 Cor. 3:7)
There is a true principle about using the Bible without the Spirit which ends up in ministering death; and I am sure that is what most folks mean whenever they say such things about the letter killing.
But that is more about the spirit in which it is ministered than what is ministered. Let us not forget Heb. 4:12—
For the word of God is quick, and powerful, and sharper than any twoedged sword, piercing even to the dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and of the joints and marrow, and is a discerner of the thoughts and intents of the heart.I think it is good to compare this verse with Eph. 6:17—
And take the helmet of salvation, and the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God:Both verses have the English phrase "word of God."
However, Hebrews uses logos and Ephesians uses rhema.
It is here where the distinction is made.
Ephesians is talking about the "whole armor of God" as a necessity in our spiritual warfare. Taking a cue from Matt. 4:4 where Jesus said, "It is written…," the thought is that the "word of God" here is the verse(s) the Holy Spirit brings to you in the moment of warfare.
W.E. Vine wrote—
The significance of rhema (as distinct from logos) is exemplified in the injunction to take "the sword of the Spirit, which is the word of God," Eph 6:17; here the reference is not to the whole Bible as such, but to the individual scripture which the Spirit brings to our remembrance for use in time of need, a prerequisite being the regular storing of the mind with Scripture.Again, there is nothing here to throw stones at.
However, the further removed we are from the teaching of this truth, the more we have seen the error creep in.
Vine's last statement is no longer emphasized—
...a prerequisite being the regular storing of the mind with Scripture.
What is said now is that whatever rhema word you get from the Lord cannot be against the scripture.
That is not even in the same ballpark as "It is written."
Plainly, what Mr. Vine was saying is that the rhema you get in the moment of 'now' will be that which has been stored up within your mind/heart/spirit from the logos.
Is that not what Jesus said also?
But the Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost, whom the Father will send in my name, he shall teach you all things, and bring all things to your remembrance, whatsoever I have said unto you. (Jhn 14:26)OTHER CONSIDERATIONS
Let's now begin to look at some of the places these two words are used in the NT.
He that rejecteth me, and receiveth not my words (rhema), hath one that judgeth him: the word (logos) that I have spoken, the same shall judge him in the last day. (Jhn 12:48)Oops!
Somebody messed up.
The writer used logos for the spoken word.
While Peter yet spake these words (rhema), the Holy Ghost fell on all them which heard the word (logos). (Act 10:44)Oops!
Somebody messed up.
The writer used logos for the spoken word.
And the sound of a trumpet, and the voice of words (rhema); which voice they that heard intreated that the word (logos) should not be spoken to them any more: (Heb 12:19)Oops!
Somebody messed up.
The writer used logos for the spoken word.
Instead of saying that those who were used to record God's Word messed up, would it not be possible, and actually more likely, that maybe we are messed up?
Maybe we have not taken the time to dig into God's Word for ourselves to see if what we have been taught, or what we understand from what we've been taught, is the whole truth. (Acts 17:11)


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A silhouette agate snuff bottle, 1820-1900. Photo Bonhams
Of flattened ovoid form with slightly concave mouth and slightly recessed oval foot surrounded by an short oval footrim, the well hollowed, translucent body with dark brown striations incorporating the design of two playful boys fishing and holding a giant basket; 2 3/8in (6cm) high. Estimate: US$2,500 - 4,000
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Lashing furiously, this semi-gelatinous abomination surges forward upon a wave of tentacular legs. These artery-like legs know into a single stalk capped by a bulbous, fleshy head dominated by a huge mouth and a yawning, empty eyesocket. The thing's disgusting trunk and head float within a transparent body of vein-riddled ooze, like a gigantic jellyfish.
Emkrah CR 9
CE Large aberration
Init +7; Senses darkvision 60 ft.; Perception +18
AC 23, touch 13, flat-footed 19 (+3 Dex, +10 natural, +1 dodge, -1 size)
hp 126 (12d8+72)
Fort +12, Ref +7, Will +11
Defensive Abilities acidic; Immune acid, cold, critical hits, flanking
Speed 30 ft.
Melee bite +15 (1d8+7 plus 1d8 acid) and 4 tentacle slams +13 (1d6+3 plus grab)
Ranged acid spittle +11 touch (1d8 acid)
Space 10 ft.; Reach 10 ft.
Special Attacks acid spittle, doom gaze, swallow whole (8 acid damage, AC 19, 12 hp)
Str 25, Dex 17, Con 22, Int 8, Wis 17, Cha 18
Base Atk +9; CMB +17 (+21 to grapple); CMD 30
Feats Combat Reflexes, Dodge, Great Fortitude, Improved Initiative, Mobility, Multiattack
Skills Climb +22, Perception +18, Swim +22
Languages none
SQ amorphous
Acid Spittle (Ex)
An emkrah can spit a glob of its highly corrosive goo up to 30 feet as a standard action. This is a ranged touch attack with no range increment. Creatures struck by this acid spittle take 1d8 points of acid damage.
Acidic (Ex)
An emkrah's body is little more than a shell of gelatinous digestive acid that dissolves organic material quickly. Any fleshy, living creature that attacks an emkrah with a natural weapon or an unarmed strike, or attempts to grapple a emkrah, takes 1d8 points of acid damage.
Amorphous (Ex)
An emkrah is not subject to critical hits. It cannot be flanked.
Doom Gaze (Su)
Deals 1d6 points of damage, 30 feet, Will DC 20 negates. If an emkrah actively uses its gaze upon a creature, it deals 1d8 points of damage. Evil creatures gain a +2 bonus on their saves versus an emkrah's doom gaze. The save DC is Charisma-based.
Swallow Whole (Ex)
An emkrah doesn't actually "swallow" the opponent–it engulfs it within its gelatinous form–but the effect is essentially the same. An emkrah can continue to bite a creature that has been swallowed whole, and it retains its full natural armor bonus against the swallowed creature.
Environment any
Organization solitary
Treasure none
The misbegotten offspring of the god of destruction, emkrahs take their names from the word for wrongful births. These horrendous beings hatch from repulsive egg sacks. While not all seeds hatch, those that do draw upon the life force of destructive beings nearby, using such creatures' essences to fuel their grotesque metamorphoses. Once hatched, emkrahs never develop into full-fledged spawn but their smaller size and strange births do nothing to curb their destructive natures, which mark them as true scions of the god of disaster. Emkrahs vary widely in size and form, with many having excess tentacles, strange colorations, multiple eyes, and other abnormalities. Most, however, measure 10 feet tall from their tentacles to the top of their gelatinous shells and weigh approximately 400 pounds.
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Tenofovir Drug Interactions
Concurrent with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate, the mean serum concentration (Cmax) and plasma area under the curve (AUC) of deshydroxyanhydretic sustained release or enteric formulations (Videx, VidexEC) were significantly increased high. The mechanism of this interaction is not clear. Higher concentrations of creatinine may lead to adverse events associated with dehydroxy-creatinine, including pancreatitis and nephropathy. A decrease in CD4 cell counts was observed in patients receiving tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and 400 mg daily of dehydroxy-creatinine. In adults weighing> 60 kg, the dose of dehydroxyanhydrides should be reduced to 250 mg when used in combination with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate. In patients weighing <60 kg, there is no data available for dose adjustments for dehydroxyanhydrides. When administered in combination, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and dehydroxy-creatinine enteric solvent can be taken after fasting or after eating light food (<400 kcal, 20% fat). The dehydroxy-creatinine extended-release tablets and tenofovir disoproxil fumarate should be co-administered in the fasting state. Care should be taken when taking tenofovir disoproxil fumarate in combination with dehydroxy-creatinine, and patients receiving combination therapy should be closely monitored for adverse events associated with dehydroxy-creatinine. In patients with adverse events associated with dehydroxyanisation, dehydroxyanhydrides should be discontinued. [1]
Since tenofovir is mainly cleared through the kidneys, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate in combination with drugs that lead to reduced renal function or competing with active tubule clearance can increase the serum concentration of tenofovir High and / or other renal clearance of drugs increased concentration. Such drugs include, but are not limited to, adefovir, cidofovir, aciclovir, valacyclovir, ganciclovir, and valganciclovir.
Higher concentrations of tenofovir are likely to lead to tenofovir disoproxil fumarate-related adverse events, including kidney disease.
Atazanavir and lopinavir / ritonavir may increase tenofovir concentrations. The mechanism of this interaction is not clear. Patients receiving atazanavir, lopinavir / ritonavir, and tenofovir dipivoxil fumarate should monitor adverse events associated with tenofovir dipivoxil fumarate. Tenofovir disoproxil fumarate should be discontinued in patients who develop an adverse event associated with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate.
Tenofovir disoproxil fumarate reduced AUC and Cmin of atazanavir. In combination with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate, it is recommended that atazanavir 300 mg be given concurrently with ritonavir 100 mg. If there is no ritonavir, atazanavir should not be given in combination with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate.
Bone effect
During the 144 weeks of study 903, bone mineral density (BMD) in the lumbar spine and hip was found to decline from baseline in both treatment groups studied. At week 144, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate + lamivudine was compared with patients receiving stavudine + lamivudine + efavirenz (-1.0% ± 4.6) Patients treated with efavirenz had a significantly higher mean percentage decrease in lumbar bone mineral density relative to baseline (-2.2% ± 3.9). Hip bone mineral density changes were similar between the two treatment groups (-2.8% ± 3.5 for tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and -2.4% ± 4.5 for stavudine). In both treatment groups, the decline in bone mineral density occurred mostly in the first 24-48 weeks of the study and then down to the 144th week, with the decline remaining stable. 28% of patients receiving tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and 21% of patients receiving stavudine had a loss of bone mineral density of at least 5% of the lumbar spine or hip bone Mineral density loss of at least 7%. Four patients with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate and six patients with stavudine reported clinically relevant fractures (except for fingers and toes). In addition, biochemical markers of bone metabolism (serum-specific alkaline phosphatase, serum calcitonin, serum carboxy-terminal peptide, urine Amino-terminal peptide) was significantly increased, suggesting increased bone turnover. Serum parathyroid hormone levels and 1,25 vitamin D levels were also higher in the tenofovir disoproxil fumarate group. With the exception of bone-specific alkaline phosphatase, these changes remain within the normal range. The impact of changes in bone mineral density and biochemical markers associated with tenofovir dipivoxil fumarate on long-term bone health and future fracture risk remains unknown. [1]
Cases of osteomalacia (associated with proximal tubular lesions) associated with tenofovir disoproxil fumarate have been reported.
In HIV-infected patients at risk for pathological fractures or osteosclerosis, bone monitoring should be considered. Although studies have not been conducted on the effects of calcium and vitamin D supplementation, such supplementation may be of benefit to all patients. If suspected bone abnormalities, should be appropriate consultation.
Fat redistribution
In patients receiving antiretroviral therapy, body fat redistribution / build-up has been observed to include central obesity, increased back fat (buffalo dorsal), thinner skin, thinner face, enlarged chest, and Cushing's face. The mechanisms and long-term consequences of these phenomena are tentatively unknown. Causal relationship has not been established.
Immune Reconstitution Syndrome
Among patients who received combined antiretroviral therapy, including tenofovir disoproxil fumarate, had reported immune reconstitution syndrome. In the early stages of combination antiretroviral therapy, patients with immune system responses may have the potential for intractable or residual opportunistic infections such as Mycobacterium aureus infection, cytomegalovirus, pneumocystis pneumonia (PCP) Tuberculosis) have an inflammatory reaction, which is necessary for further evaluation and treatment.
Pregnant and lactating women medication
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Reproductive studies were conducted in rats and rabbits, with doses up to 14 and 19 times higher by body surface area, respectively. The results showed no evidence of fertility or fetal injury due to tenofovir. However, no adequate and well-controlled studies have been conducted in pregnant women. Because animal reproductive studies do not always predict human response, tenofovir disoproxil fumarate should not be used during pregnancy unless it is needed.
Breastfeeding mothers: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends that HIV-infected mothers not breastfeed their babies to avoid the risk of transmitting HIV after birth. Studies conducted in rats demonstrate that Tenofovir is secreted in milk. It is unclear whether there is any secretion of norfovir in human milk. Because HIV transmission and serious adverse reactions are likely to occur in breastfeeding infants, mothers should be asked not to breastfeed if they are receiving tenofovir disoproxil fumarate.
Children's medication
Safety and efficacy have not been established in patients younger than 18 years of age.
Elderly medication
Clinical studies of tenofovir disoproxil fumarate Not enrolled a sufficient number of subjects 65 years of age or older to determine whether their response differed from that of younger subjects. In general, elderly patients choose the dose should be cautious, remember that their liver, kidney, heart function decline, concurrent disease or are using other drugs to increase the chance of treatment.


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Rusty Skunkworks
A collection of thoughts, tips and tricks and other ponderings relating to technology, now oxidized.
Friday, July 11, 2008
Is FOSS secure by default?
Unfortunately a lot of people equate a lack of software vulnerabilities with security. Here in South Africa we are trying to help institutions to make good choices around FOSS (Fee and Open Source Software) and security looking at policies, procedures, standards and guidelines and how they apply to FOSS.
If you think tha FOSS is secure by default please read the following article which highlights one reason why we cannot just trust without knowing and understanding:
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We adopted Lady from the SPCA
April 2010. She is a cheerful
and sweet little girl.
Lady loves to play toys, she
invented a lot of different games
to play with different toys. Some
of the games she invented are
very funny and make you laugh
out loud. Lady is very gentle on
our cat –Hanna, and wants to
play with Hanna (I guess she
think our cat is a dog, too).
Lady is a very good sister to her
adopted brother- Poochy. They
play together, and share toys
with each other. My favorite
moment with Lady is when I get
home after work seeing her silly
smiling face welcome me by the
door. I wouldn't exchange this
moment for a billion dollars.
Lady will always be our little
precious and our little angel.
Thanks SPCA for letting us have
Tony and Allison
Poochy & Lady
We adopted Sugar in Feb. of 2000 after I had to have my cat of 17 yrs, Digger, put to
sleep. I was very sad and did not think that I wanted another cat. For whatever
reason I went up to the SPCA and there he was. I was bent over looking at a cat in a
cage below him and he stuck his paw through his cage and swatted me on the head
like "Don't look at them look at me!" I brought my husband back and we decided we
would get him.
He was rather expensive at first, because he had an allergy to protein so we had to
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lap every night. In the morning if we don't get up to
feed him fast enough he will jump up on our bedside
table and knock stuff off on purpose so we
have to get up to get after him!
He is a wonderful addition to
our family going on 11 years!
Dear Augusta Regional SPCA Staff--
Last June, a sweet dog you called Major was brought to your shelter. He was with you most of the summer, until
he was brought to Lollypop Farm in Rochester, New York. We knew within minutes that we had finally found our
perfect match. His sweet temperament, especially with my daughter Abby, won us over. We decided that we
would like to change his name to something that we felt fit him better and marked his new life with us. My son
Daniel, who has an interest in archery, had suggested Arrow, but I wanted something that reflected his roots in
Virginia. After looking at a map of Staunton, I noticed that your shelter is located on Archery Lane; we had our
name-- Archer!
Archer has been with us just over two months. He is thriving and has filled a gap in our hearts that my family didn't
even know we had. Thank you so much for your care of Archer this summer. Thanks to the caring staff at the
Augusta Regional SPCA, Rescue Waggin, and the amazing folks at Lollypop Farm, we are pleased to report another
"happy tail" of adoption success!
Sincerely, Janet Zea
Happy Tails
Augusta Regional SPCA
33 Archery Lane
Staunton, VA 24401
Hi everyone, It's Elmo here. It's been 5 months
since I've been with my family and things are
great!! I have a big sister here, and it is so fun
to have a playmate! I am growing up to be quite
a gentleman- my parents have taught me lots of
commands! I love to run around in the yard
during the day and to fall asleep at night on the
couch next to my dad. My parents say that they
are so grateful they found me and for the care I
received at the SPCA, and that they love me
very much. Can't ask for anything better!
We adopted Tatum this past August. We already have two rescue dogs, Juneau and Gunner, and
were looking for the perfect kitty to add to our family. When we first brought Tatum home, Juneau
(64 lbs) wanted to play with the kitty, but the kitty didn't want to play so much at first. However,
now Tatum will chase Juneau up the stairs and sneak up on him from around corners. Gunner (82
lbs), our big baby, was actually kind of afraid of Tatum at first, but he's gotten used to the kitty being
around. He loves to be cuddled, loves to nuzzle, loves to play, and loves to talk to you. He'll look
up at my husband and I with this look of pure love and it just reinforces what a wonderful decision
it was to bring him into our home. When I see all of my boys (4 including my husband) sleeping
together it just warms my heart.
Thank you so very much,
Kirsten Mycko
Do you have a 'Happy Tail' to share with us?
Just email a photo and quick update to
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Friday, July 4, 2014
Nice Clouds !
John Constable Hampstead Heath painted in 1820
Looking around today (as Friday is Art History day) at some work by Jasper Johns (well, you know...in honor of today being the 4th of July) I came across a wonderful website called Artspace. The article there by Noelle Bodick called How to Understand Jasper Johns's Haunting "Regrets" at MoMA a show that opened last March.
"Where did the photo of John Constable come from if I started with Johns?"
You may wonder. ..
The "Regrets" exhibit is of Johns' works based on a photograph he became fascinated with. It is a photo of another artist named Lucian Freud.
Who is Lucian Freud? A grandchild of Sigmund Freud, Lucian Freud was a British artist who was quite famous for his portrait paintings. For many years he was very good friends with Francis Bacon who is considered to have been one of the greatest figurative painters of the 20th century. This photo was found in Bacon's studio.
Another article by Martin Gayford in The Spectator mentions that Freud and Bacon were "the Turner and Constable of their age." And that's when I looked up Constable's art and found a photo of the painting above. Nice Clouds!
There you go. Our art history lesson for today.
Thanks for going along with me.
And Happy 4th of July!
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Got a daring idea for your business but suspect it will meet with internal resistance? Welcome to the world of stealth innovation.
By innovation experts and authors of Innovation as Usual, IESE Business School professor Paddy Miller and lecturer Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg
You have an innovative idea for your business but it´s likely to meet with internal resistance. What's your next step? The conventional answer is simple: go straight to the top and secure backing for your idea.
Yet this strategy carries its own risks: you often only get one shot at pitching an idea to top executives, and their default reaction is "no." You don't want to waste your shot too early, before you've built sufficient evidence for your idea. Early exposure is also a double-edged sword: it buys you legitimacy and resources, but also thrusts you into the spotlight - a dangerous place for young, unproven ideas. This brings us to the alternative approach: innovating under the radar…
Consider the story of pfizerWorks. Jordan Cohen, a Pfizer human resources manager, created the productivity initiative to allow employees to outsource routine parts of their jobs, giving them more time to focus on important tasks. PfizerWorks quickly became successful – in a 2011 internal survey, pfizerWorks users rated it the company's most popular service offering, despite having to pay for it out of their own budgets.
But Cohen didn't bring his idea to fruition by going straight to the top. He stayed under the radar for more than a year, developing the service, accumulating evidence, and gaining allies. When he finally pitched it to Pfizer's top executives, he was able to show them much more than an idea: He presented existing users who were passionate about the project, outlined a proven business case, and pointed to the backing of several senior managers. Pfizer's decision to support the project came quickly, and Cohen received not just a budget for it but a new job as head of pfizerWorks.
How to Stealthstorm
Successful stealth innovation involves overcoming four challenges. These are outlined below, along with some practical tips to tackle them:
1. Marshall allies to help you operate off the grid
Seek support from managers a notch or two above you, or at your level but from a different department. Midlevel managers have three advantages:
Approachability: you can often catch junior VPs over a cup of coffee or after-work drink - allowing you to broach your idea gradually, instead of going "all in" at the first meeting.
Understanding: managers closer to your level are more likely to understand your idea´s context.
More options: the further down the hierarchy you go, the more managers there are, giving you other options if the first person you approach is resistant.
Keep in mind a few rules:
2. Prove your idea works
The best thing an innovator can do is gather incontestable evidence of the idea's value before showing it to executives. Testing should be done under the radar, avoiding unwanted scrutiny. Cohen used his own personal network within Pfizer to recruit 50 volunteers for his pilot experiments.
3. Obtain access to funds and resources
Here are three ways a savvy innovator can keep resources flowing.
Look outside:
Whatever methods you choose, do not ask supporters for anything requiring approval from the higher-ups.
4. Have a good cover story to avoid unwanted scrutiny
Sometimes, you can sneak your project under the umbrella of an existing initiative. As Cohen began to invest more time in pfizerWorks, he couldn't continue to pretend the project didn't exist. To deflect questions, he told people it was part of a companywide initiative called Adapting to Scale (ATS), which was aimed at pursuing gains by standardizing processes & sharing best practices. Nobody knew exactly what ATS involved - and pfizerWorks was in fact aligned with the initiative - so Cohen's story provided adequate cover, allowing him to spend time on pfizerWorks without raising awkward questions.
Know when NOT to Stealthstorm
Stealth innovation is not for everybody, nor every project. It requires careful consideration of the alternatives and the potential consequences of failing.
To avoid legal or ethical problems—and ensure your project is in your company´s interest —meet regularly with your advisers, update them frequently, and solicit feedback. Informal sponsors are not just a means to getting your idea off the ground; they serve as a trusted sounding board, providing perspective on your own actions. With the right backing and some hustle and ingenuity, young breakthrough ideas can be nurtured into successful corporate initiatives.
Based on a chapter from "Innovation as Usual: How to Help Your People Bring Great Ideas to Life " (Harvard Business Review Press, 2013) by Paddy Miller and Thomas Wedell-Wedellsborg. A version of this article first appeared in Harvard Business Review's March 2013 issue.


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No training recaps this week, as J is on his well-deserved vacation. I believe this is the first Monday this year without a training session or recap, and it does not feel as weird as I expected. Probably because I have had plenty of time to mentally prepare mind for the void. Body probably does not care all that much. I still got up and went to the gym, albeit at my earlier time rather than my Monday-training-at-6 time.
For this uninterrupted by training session week, I had previously decided to run straight through the days of Dr. Spencer-themed Lists. My experience with these is they run shorter than many of my other Lists, or perhaps I am simply become more efficient in my conduct and able to get through them in an hour and 15 minutes, versus the 2 hours I typically allot. At least that was my experience today with chest and triceps (recapped here if you want to see the actual List of exercise). My mileage may vary tomorrow and the balance of the week.
So in advance I had decided that I would do my 30 minutes of cardio or something would count as 30 minutes of cardio if I had time to pursue it after my List of the day. My selection this time, since I was working upper body, was what trainer J has labeled as "Abel 30." It's a short List – 30 leg presses, 30 walking lunges (15/side), 30 goblet squats, and 30 hamstring curls on the stability ball. The reason I chose that one is pretty simple: it's 4 lower body I can absolutely, reliably remember. It made quite an impression on me the first time we went through it, one of those truly memorable Lists that completely, totally, routinely kicks my ass. Doing it after a regular full-blown List was a
disaster mistake utter drain on my energy reserves. I got through 2 sets and made the executive decision to join my associates on our usual lunch walk for my 30 minutes and call it good. Assuming I would be capable of peeling myself off the mat and actually walking, of course. I had my doubts and the idea of staying right there and taking a nap had profound appeal. Unfortunately I remain hyper-responsible about work and commitments of that sort, so I did get up, cleaned up my mat and put equipment away. The housekeeping is a nice segue into leaving the gym and onto the rest of my day.
And honestly, the primary reason I am sharing my non-training session Monday is because a few of my real-life friends wanted to know if I was doing a non-session recap. Because it's Monday. They, like me, are creatures of habit and are expecting something health and fitness from me.
The rest of my day is/was good. There is a lot to talk about related to my churning thoughts through practice. But for today, it's all about hormones.
About 3 months ago, I began bioidentical hormone matching therapy. It's now been 3 years since my hysterectomy, and while I was not experiencing any particularly bad ill effects from it, I also did not feel like I was being all I could possible be (borrowing an old Army motto and mangling it to suit my purposes). So my doctor had me do a saliva test – and let me just say, drooling spit into tubes 4 times a day is not charming or fun – and found at that time that I was severely deficient on most hormones. Not a surprise at all, but still, it gave a baseline to measure and dial-in the hormone matching therapy he prescribed.
So for the last 3 months I have been created and prescribed for me hormone creams into my skin 2 times daily, 6 days per week. It has been a painless process – click the cream onto my arm, rub together until absorbed. A couple of weeks ago it was time to get my levels retested, only the first saliva test I did not provide enough saliva for them to measure, resulting in a do-over. I finally talk to his physician's assistant today about what's going on with me.
The creams are doing their job, in that most of my readings are in measurable range and are normal. However, my estrogen and progesteron are still out of whack, in that my estrogen is high in proportion to my progesterone. Tweak is actually pretty minor, in that I have to do 2 clicks of progesterone at night instead of just one. The estrogen was normal to good, just need to get the progesterone up to balance correctly. There is also a very low dose of testosterone mixed with the estrogen, and now I was a little high on that, so she's going to tweak my prescription and bring that down a little bit. All in all, though, she was very pleased that we are so close to the right mix of hormones, and I was kind of relieved that it is working the way it is supposed to be working.
In truth the effects are pretty subtle. I sleep better. My energy seems better as well, although it does seem like there are multiple contributors to that. What does seem most significant while still subtle is that I have more stamina in my exercise and practices. Whether that can be attributed to the the hormone level rising to normal levels or simply that I am working at it possesses potential for debate, but I am choosing to believe there may be some or a lot of merit in getting myself more normalized so can focus and stay in the moment when I am in the gym and working at my practice. And keep going where before I would be so ready to throw in my towel.
Whatever the hormones are doing, I think my family and friends will agree that my funks are rarer and do not manifest in ways they did at one point. My overall outlook is healthier, better, more self-directed and upbeat and positive inwardly as well as to the world at large. While I have always tried to be kind and positive toward others, I have been pretty great at self-shredding. Since negative girl's ultimate incarceration, I have been a lot better. Perhaps the hormone matching therapy is part of the keys to her cage door.
Mostly I am happy and relieved to be achieving some semblance of normalcy. My new formulation should be here later this week and I will just continue on this regimen for the next 6 months, when we measure once again. Unless I start feeling poorly, of course. I have to flex my schedule to ensure I get in for my B12 shots every week. And take my vitamin D and other supplements to ensure my better health journey continues.
It's been a fantastic day. Even if my whole body still feels sort of weirdly tired. Maybe more sleep and a Motrin or Aleve tablet are in order. This many hours later and still feeling the practice this morning? Yep, sometimes it's good to be okay with OTC pain relievers. I'm definitely not one of those "no pain, no gain" gym people. I'm more that I want to "feel good, be comfortable, take pain relievers as appropriate" gym people.
Happy Monday everyone! Hopefully we are all going to have a simply spectacular week.


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The conceit of "Ethics in Video Game Journalism," was used by bad faith actors to malign progressive video game journalists under the guise of intellectual freedom. This same practice has been writ large and encompasses most of the current North American political spectrum.
I'm joined this week by Waypoint Senor Reporter, Patrick Klepek who found himself involved in the Gamer Gate saga so many years ago.
What is the current state of video game journalism? What part does Youtube play in adjusting the narrative into 2019?


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Girl Scouts versus right and wrong
by Alissa Robertson
Posted 6/03/13, 03:49 pm
American families have trusted the Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts to teach their sons and daughters about leadership and service—but the Boy Scouts last week decided to accept gay scouts, and Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA) pays $1 million in annual membership fees to an organization that distributed a brochure telling girls, "There is no right or wrong way to have sex. Just have fun, explore, and be yourself!"
GSUSA is the largest member of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girls Scouts (WAGGGS), and contributes one-fourth of their 10 million members, reports LifeNews.com. In 2010 GSUSA participated in a no-adults-allowed WAGGGS conference that distributed a "Healthy, Happy and Hot" brochure with graphic details on how to have "safe" sex.
GSUSA claims no previous knowledge of the brochure's distribution: "The GSUSA's relationship with WAGGGS is akin to the United States' relationship with the United Nations (UN). The United States may not agree with every position the UN takes, but values having a seat at the table."
GSUSA allows not only lesbian scouts but leaders, and announces on its website, "Girl Scouts of the USA and its local councils and troops value diversity and inclusiveness and do not discriminate on the basis of … sexual orientation."
The GSUSA is encountering some opposition to its policies. Former Girl Scouts Sydney and Tess Volanski launched a website in 2011, SPEAK NOW. They say on their website, "We refuse to remain silent while this organization's unscrupulous principles mislead over 2 million girls in the United States alone."
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History of the Library
The Clapp Memorial Library was built as the result of a bequest from Belchertown native John Francis Clapp. Clapp's father, James Harvey Clapp, moved to Belchertown from Northampton in 1812, and was prominent in public affairs for over sixty years, serving as a selectman, County Commissioner, and three-term representative to the State Legislature. He was one of the proprietors of the Boston and Albany stage line and also owned a Belchertown hotel. John Francis, the eldest of 8 children, was born in 1818. A studious young man, he set off for New York City at age 16, where he achieved wealth and success as a partner in the firm of Simpson, Clapp and Company. Brothers Everett, Dwight, and Edward Lyman followed their older brother to New York, and like him, became merchants. They continued to maintain residences on South Main Street near the library, returning with their families during the summer months.
John Francis is credited with saying he regretted never having enough to read as a boy. Hoping to spare other Belchertown children this fate, he left a bequest of $40,000 in the hands of his brothers, with the provision that it be used for the construction of a library and for the purchase of its contents. Clapp, who died in 1882, had stipulated that work on the project be completed within five years. His bequest, held in trust by his brothers and sensibly invested, grew to $46,000. On June 30, 1887, the Clapp Memorial Library building was dedicated. In an opening address, Dwight Clapp reminded his listeners to "do what little we can in our day to make life in this old hill town of New England richer and broader, higher and nobler, sweeter and purer, to generations which come after us."
The Library building was designed by New York architect H.F. Kilburn in the Romanesque revival style that had been made popular in the 1870s by Henry Hobson Richardson. Built in the form of a Latin cross, the structure features an eighty-foot-high tower that rises from the intersection of the transepts and nave.
The asymmetrically placed apse and the arched entrance, surmounted by three windows enclosed in barreled arches, are all in keeping with the style.
The interior of the building is dominated by two stained glass windows, thought to have been fabricated by H.E. Hartwell, a New York decorator and designer who was also responsible for the interior decoration of the Library.
At the south end of the building is a window dedicated to the memory of John Francis Clapp, given by his brothers Everett, Edward, and Dwight P. Clapp. The subject of this window is literature, with the figure symbolizing thought and repose.
The north window was presented by Susan Bridgman, one of the original library trustees, in memory of her husband Calvin Bridgman. The figure in this window is Saint Cecilia, patroness of music. She is holding a viol, the favorite instrument of Mr. Bridgman.
The builders, Bartlett Brothers of Whately, MA, used local materials as much as possible in the construction of the Library. While the plate glass windows are French, and the red tiles of the roof came from Philadelphia, the stonework all originated in Massachusetts. The roughly cut exterior walls—characteristic of the Richardson style—were made of Longmeadow brownstone, while the brick trim was carted from Holyoke. Even the stained glass windows, which evoke the rich tones of Venetian glass, were crafted from sand and silica mined in western Massachusetts. The interior woodwork is of ash, stained an antique oak shade and highly polished.
The library building was designed to include a stage, a reading room, and the library proper, with several smaller rooms to the side. Clapp particularly wanted space for lectures, concerts and other entertainments. Lydia A. Barton, the first librarian, opened the Library doors on September 1, 1887 and served until her death in 1911. The Library building is not owned or maintained by the Town, but is owned by the Trustees of the Library.


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Once your incisions have healed, typically after three months, the decision to wear a bra at night is yours. If you're still experiencing post-surgical tenderness or are undergoing radiation treatment, a soft bra may reduce movement and discomfort at night. You may also be more comfortable in a bra at night if you're large-busted or if you've opted for a larger size following reconstruction than you were used to prior to surgery.
Choosing a Post-Surgical Bra
If your surgeon recommends a sports bra or a non-underwire bra for day and night wear following surgery, choose a bra style with a hook and eye closure, rather than a pullover style. Schedule a bra fitting prior to your surgery, but purchase a bra one band size larger, so if you require a 34C, buy a 36C for day and night wear. Your bra should fit well enough to support your breasts, but allow for post-surgical swelling. Opt for soft fabrics, and avoid bras with lace or other scratchy details.
Sleep Bras
If you prefer to wear a bra at night following surgical recovery and healing, choose a soft sleep bra, rather than a traditional sports bra or structured soft-cup bra. Sleep bras provide some support, without binding or causing discomfort. Choose a shelf-style bra top or a crossover style sleep bra for support at night. You can even find sleepwear with built-in sleep bras for nighttime comfort and support following surgical breast reconstruction.
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It's 12.12.12, a pretty cool occurrence in our calanders that won't be happening again any time soon for most of us. Unless medical science is able to come up with a cure for the pesky death thing.
So I urge you to take a little time out of your day and sample this rare treat from Stone. Perhaps you have plans to attends the big bash that Stone is throwing in honor of the day, in that case take lots of photos to make me jealous.
I will be back later today with a write up of the tasting I held during an impromptu dinner where I just so happened to have a bottle and some beer drinkers with refined palettes over to the house.
In the meantime, enjoy 12.12.12, the date and the beer… The end of the world is right around the corner.


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There is nothing like a wedding on the mountain. The taste of the weddings in the mountains with its clean air and natural beauties is another. On this site, you will find great ideas about mountain weddings, how to create invitations, table designs, decorations with wildflowers, wedding dresses for mountain weddings and much more. Summer, winter, spring and autumn's unique beauty, mountain weddings ideas on this site.
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Most of us have at least some points sitting in our Qantas Frequent Flyer accounts, which can be increased quite easily through credit card spend, so here is our round-up of the best-value redemptions for 60,000 Qantas Points.
The criteria
The redemptions that made the cut:
- cost 60,000 or less Qantas Points
- attract low fuel surcharges, taxes and fees
- have generally good award seat availability
- use the lower-priced award chart for Qantas and preferred partners rather than the more expensive (non-preferred) partner table
- are outright redemptions, not upgrades
Important note: the redemptions below will get up to 15% more expensive from 18 September 2019.
Note that all redemptions are priced for one-way travel; it is double for return journeys.
1. East Coast to New Zealand in Emirates Business Class for 36,000 or First Class for 54,000 points
Emirates A380 Trans-Tasman Business Class overview
We're really lucky in Australia to be one of the relatively few countries in the world with Emirates flights not only flying direct between our five major cities and its hub in Dubai, but also between:
- Sydney and Christchurch
- Melbourne/Brisbane and Singapore
These daily flights help to now make Emirates the second-largest carrier operating international flights in and out of Australia.
You can take advantage of the A380 aircraft featuring an onboard bar and shower in First Class and direct-aisle access and lie-flat seats in Business Class flying from the East Coast to New Zealand for 36,000 points in Business or 54,000 points in First Class.
All airlines are prohibited by the New Zealand Government from charging fuel surcharges, so your departing flight back across the Tasman will be have lower fees than your one heading there from Australia.
If you live in Western Australia, you can get to New Zealand in Business Class with Qantas/Emirates for 50,000 points.
2. East Coast to West Coast in Qantas Business Class for 36,000 points
Now that Qantas (and Virgin Australia) have both upgraded most of their flights between the East and West Coasts of Australia to the new A330 Business Class cabin, this is a really neat redemption.
We have reviewed the Qantas A330 Domestic Business Class service, and below is a video from Qantas:
Do note that last-minute availability of award seats on these routes is rare, so try to plan ahead.
As of early July 2017, two of Qantas daily flights between Sydney and Auckland are now also serviced by the Airbus A330.
3. All Australian cities to North America in Qantas/American Airlines Economy Class for 45,000-60,000 points
You can fly on Qantas or American Airlines (or a combination of the two) for the same amount of points, but you may prefer American Airlines flights over Qantas ones as you won't be up for fuel surcharges on American Airlines.
For example, the taxes and fees on a one-way Economy Class flight from Sydney to Los Angeles with Qantas are ~$215, much more than the ~$70 you are charged on a flight with American Airlines.
When flying to the US and Canada, you'll see that the direct flights between the East Coast of Australia and the West Coast of the US are the cheapest, and the price increases as you move further west in Australia and further north and east in the North America. The maximum you'll pay to get there is 60,000 points.
Here are some examples of popular award redemptions:
- Brisbane to Los Angeles: 45,000
- Sydney to Dallas/Fort Worth: 55,000
- Melbourne to Toronto: 60,000
- Adelaide to Vancouver: 60,000
- Perth to New York: 60,000
4. Flights within the US in American Airlines Business Class for 16,000-50,000 points
For the large size that it is, the US does not benefit from the relatively lower airfares that we enjoy here in Australia and further abroad in Asia and Europe, making award redemptions an attractive proposition. Whilst customer service standards on US airlines are generally below ours here in Australia, note that you will usually only pay $5.60 in taxes and fees per segment, so I guess it all balances out.
What American Airlines calls First Class on its domestic flights is what we would call Business Class here in Australia, so don't be fooled.
If you're taking a relatively shorter flight of less than 600 miles, like San Francisco to Las Vegas, you will be charged 16,000 Qantas Points on American Airlines Business Class.
For a medium-distance flight like Dallas/Fort Worth to Chicago, you would be up for 24,000 Qantas Points.
And on the longer side of things pushing five or six hours in the air, like Los Angeles to New York or Miami to Seattle, it's 50,000 Qantas Points. That may seem like a lot, but getting the chance to potentially be in a lie-flat seat flying from coast to coast across a huge country represents quite good value.
Check the seat map on SeatGuru for the flight number you are looking at to see if the seats are angled-flat or lie-flat.
5. East Coast to Southeast Asia in Qantas Premium Economy for 45,000 points or Business Class for 60,000 points
Qantas' 747 Premium Economy cabin
Qantas currently flies the same new A330 Business Cabin and also the older Boeing 747 on the following routes:
- Sydney/Melbourne/Brisbane to Singapore/Hong Kong
- Sydney to Bangkok/Manila
If you don't have enough points for a return ticket and are going to buy one leg with cash and one with points, try to make the return leg from Hong Kong or Manila the one that you book with points, as flights from these two airports have low fuel surcharges.
6. Sydney/Melbourne to Honolulu one-way in Jetstar Business Class for 57,600 points
Jetstar now flies a significant number of routes that Qantas doesn't, both internationally and domestically, and Qantas Points are pretty much the only way to redeem for Jetstar flights.
On these two routes, Qantas only operates from Sydney, but you'll be charged 20% more (72,000 points) if you redeem on the Qantas flight rather than the Jetstar flight. If you have the extra points, you may prefer to opt for the higher level of service and comfort, as we explain in our review of Jetstar's Business Class here.
How to get 60,000 Qantas Points
The Qantas American Express Ultimate has 55,000 Qantas Points on offer.
While Qantas Premier Platinum is offering up to 120,000 Qantas Points until 26 February 2020.
St.George are offering 80,000 bonus Qantas Points and reduced first year card fee with the Amplify Signature – Qantas Rewards until 12 February 2020.
As well as up to 120,000 bonus sign-up points promotion with NAB Qantas Signature Visa.
Do you have any good-value redemptions that cost 60,000 Qantas Points or less to add to our list? Please share below.
Looking for more inspiration for how to spend your hard-earned frequent flyer points?
Here is a comprehensive list of all of our Best Uses of Points guides. There may be some overlap but each guide has its own twist.
Qantas Frequent Flyer
- Best uses of Qantas Points
- 'Ultimate' uses of Qantas Points
- Best uses of 60,000 Qantas Points
- Best uses of 80,000 Qantas Points
- Best uses of 100,000 Qantas Points
- When it makes sense to use your Qantas Points for domestic travel in Economy (and when it doesn't)
- Best uses of Qantas Points from the East Coast
- Best uses of Qantas Points from Perth
- Reader responses: what is the best use of Qantas Points?
- Seven of the cheapest Qantas Points redemptions for luxurious Emirates flights
- The cheapest ways to fly Cathay Pacific First Class with Qantas Points
Velocity Frequent Flyer
- Best uses of Velocity Points
- Best uses of 40,000 Velocity Points
- Best uses of 80,000 Velocity Points
- Best uses of 100,000 Velocity Points
- Five flight redemptions that maximise your Velocity points balance
American Express Membership Rewards
Asia Miles
Etihad Guest
- Best uses of Etihad Guest miles
- Etihad Guest vs Velocity for Virgin Australia flights comparison guide


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ANTA Australian Natural Therapist Association
ATMS Australian Traditional Medicine Society
NHAA National Herbalists Ascocation of Australia
North Lakes Messenger Magazine
Rachel has published articles on a variety of natural health topics within the North Lakes Messenger magazine.
Ironwood Cottage provides a wide range of organic teas, dried fruits, oils, meats, nuts, grains, baked goods, organic dairy, natural household products and more.
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Juliet Kemp lives by the river in London, with their partners, child, dog, and too many fountain pens. They have had stories published in several anthologies and online magazines. Their employment history variously includes working as a cycle instructor, sysadmin, life model, researcher, permaculture designer, and journalist. When not writing or parenting, Juliet goes climbing, knits, reads way too much, and drinks a lot of tea.
Juliet's debut novel, The Deep and Shining Dark, book 1 in the gripping Marek series, was published by Elsewhen Press on 6th July 2018.
"A rich and memorable tale of political ambition, family and magic, set in an imagined city that feels as vibrant as the characters inhabiting it."
–Aliette de Bodard,
Nebula-award winning author of The Tea Master and the Detective
The second book in Juliet's Marek series, Shadow and Storm will be published by Elsewhen Press in January 2020.
- "compelling and relatable" – Review of The Deep and Shining Dark in Locus Magazine
- "captivating and well-crafted" – review of The Deep and Shining Dark on Risingshadow
- The Deep and Shining Dark by Juliet Kemp on Locus Magazine 2018 Recommended Reading List February 1, 2019
- Great summer reading for fantasy fans August 3, 2018
- When magic suddenly stops, there's more at stake than the livelihood of the last surviving sorcerers May 21, 2018
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Glorious album!! But please be safe... if soldiers (who are as innocent as you are, just on wrong side) line up with rifles, or tanks begin to roll, DO NOT be the line of fire... and never hate... Mother has spoken.
hervinsyah ·
This is awesome documentary. "BE SAFE" I agree with Mr. @herbert-4
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Thank you friends for your concern! Alexandra and I still have a film rolls (normally developed) with the photos of the revolution. In the near time I will upload them!


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'Frigid temperatures' blast through campus
January 28, 2014
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The same subzero temperatures that delayed the opening of campus Jan. 28, also froze over large sections of Loch Norse as students toughed out the cold weather in order to make it to later classes.
These "frigid temperatures" delayed the opening of campus today from 8 to 11 a.m., leading to the cancellation of all classes that would normally start prior to that time.
Many students were concerned about walking across campus in subzero weather and took to social media to express their opinions.
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Why do you look for the living among the dead? He is not here, but has risen"(Luke.24:5). This year we make this joyful proclamation at a time when we as the Church in Sri Lanka focus our attention on St. Joseph Vaz who made Jesus Christ alive in our midst, states Rt. Rev.Dr.J.Winston S.Fernando S.S.S., President, Catholic Bishops' Conference of Sri Lanka and Rt. Rev.Dr.D.Valence Mendis, Secretary General,Catholic Bishops' Conference of Sri Lanka in a release.
The release adds: "Easter is an experience for us to discover the joy of believing in Jesus by being in solidarity with the poor and the marginalised. It also invites us to discover that our faith in Jesus is an inestimable gift given to each and everyone of us. Easter is quite a fitting season to thank God for our faith in the person of Jesus, the Christ. God has bestowed upon us this unique gift of our faith in God's only begotten Son.
"Thus, we also need to thank all those who were in strumental in communicating to us this gift of our faith. The unparalleled mission accomplished by Fr.Joseph Vaz in rekindling the gift of faith echoes in our minds as we renew our faith in Christ in this Easter.
"This is also a suitable time for us Priests, Religious and Laity to rededicate our missionary commitment in the footsteps of St. Joseph Vaz, the Apostle of Sri Lanka.
The Risen Lord appeared to His disciples and granted them the gift of peace. True peace is an outcome of justice. We celebrate this Easter at a time in which the people in our country are searching for new paths to establish justice and truth. There is an effort to develop solidarity and reconciliation among the people in our motherland. This could be done only if we respect one another avoiding petty differences and safeguarding each other's dignity. At this Easter, there, fore let us implore the gift of peace and justice upon our dear country and its people.
"While we thank God and rejoice in the unique gift of peace, let us also be mindful of those who suffer for the lack of the basic requirements of life. In spite of the different schemes for economic development, most of our people seem to be entrenched in poverty.
"Our Christian discipleship always invites us to care for those in need since it is our duty to recognise the face of Jesus in those who suffer. Our Easter joy must make us recognise ever more deeply the demands of Christian discipleship. We need to do all we can to alleviate the pains of those around us. May they recognise in and through us the joy and the beauty of believing in Jesus and in becoming his disciples. May we become the agents of the peace the Risen Saviour communicated to His disciples.
"We wish all our faithful and our readers the joy and the peace of the Risen Saviour!" (CDN)


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Airsave wins Africa startup
Airsave representing Uganda on the Global innovative startup platform.
How Airsave Works
Mr. Henry presenting the concept of the electronic wallet
Airsave Giving out 10,000 Jobs
Airsave enrolling youths by providing over 10,000 Jobs
Winners of the Hackathon
Airsave C.E.O poses with the winners of the previous Airsave Hackathon that saw Ugana's best programmers show case their I.T skills
Airsave is a Virtual Financial institution (Tier 4) that provides Digital Financial services (DFS) and a Payment services to all mobile phone users in communities across Uganda. We also provide Financial literacy programs in communities and schools in partnership with Ecobank ltd, PEDN and Advisor insights INC a U.S based Company. This organization has a goal of eradicating poverty in Africa through job creation and enhancing saving through financial inclusion.
The services provided allows mobile phone users using Airtel money or MTN mobile money to open multiple Mobile saving Accounts or become PayPay agents and begin to offer pay bill services and Top up services using there mobile phones and earn commissions.
Terms and conditions apply. Dial *270*30# USSD code using your mobile phone to enjoy saving and payment services.
A study of 1,500 poor people in Uganda showed that 99 percent of respondents Failed to reach their savings goals when using informal methods, either because the money was stolen or lost, or because they were too tempted to spend the money when it was stored as cash in their home. And it is estimated that 3 out of 4 adults in developing and middle income countries don't have bank accounts. (https://docs.gatesfoundation.org/Documents/savings-statistics-financial-services-for-the-poor).
The Organization was registered and incorporated under the law of Uganda and managed by experienced team in Banking and Technology.


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Header was fine, we were choking on the port (.com/ != .com:80/) Fixed, please continue your testing, Kevin -----Original Message----- From: Jim Davis [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Sent: Monday, November 15, 1999 5:01 AM To: Kevin Wiggen Cc: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: interoperability testing with Xythos/Sharemation server At 01:40 PM 11/14/99 -0800, Kevin Wiggen wrote: > >Jim, > >I don't know how to reproduce your findings, and I can't. Can you make your >test script be even more verbose and print out the Headers and XML you are >sending in the Request, and then what the headers and body that my server >gives you in the Response. This will make it easier for me (and you) to >track down issues, as I can see the series of Request/Response pairs for >your tests. >dead property http://example.com/author was preserved across deletion of >/~jrd/foo.html This was a bug in my test code. Xythos returns two propstat elements in this case. The first one had an empy prop element, and a status of 200. The second one had the prop I was looking for, and the appropriate status code 404. As far as I can tell it's perfectly legal for Xythos to return that first propstat, even though there were no props in it. but it confused my code. Now fixed. Xythos is not guilty. >PropPatch failed with tagged-list production here is more detail. The request is PROPPATCH /~jrd/foo.html If: <http://www.sharemation.com:80/~jrd/foo.html>(<locktoken:www.sharemation.com LockServeridu:977>) Content-Length: 185 Content-Type: text/xml <?xml version="1.0"?> <A:propertyupdate xmlns:A="DAV:"> <A:set> <A:prop> <B:author xmlns:B="http://example.com/">259</B:author> </A:prop> </A:set> </A:propertyupdate> The reply is server: IBM_HTTP_Server/1.3.6 Apache/1.3.7-dev (Win32) ApacheJServ/1.0 content-type: text/xml; charset=UTF-8 content-length: 320 date: Mon, 15 Nov 1999 12:55:00 GMT <?xml version="1.0"?> <A:multistatus xmlns:A="DAV:"> <A:response> <A:href>http://www.sharemation.com/~jrd/foo.html</A:href> <A:propstat> <A:prop> <B:author xmlns:B="http://example.com/"/> </A:prop> <A:status>HTTP/1.1 423 Locked</A:status> </A:propstat> </A:response> </A:multistatus> Does the If header I am passing look wrong to you?Received on Monday, 15 November 1999 18:40:39 UTC
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As an Industrial Color partner, Smashbox Studios can set you up with still and video digital techs and camera operators if you need. All Industrial Color digital techs undergo a rigorous training program and have years of experience mastering all aspects of digital capture and on-set services. Industrial Color supports all digital still cameras, digital video systems including RED, Alexa, Phantom and P2 systems, all capture programs, color management practices, processing, editing, retouching, computer systems, printing, networking, and troubleshooting.
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The YMCA Heritage Club allows donors to make long-term gifts (legacy gifts) which provide the Y with a stable financial base and greater financial growth potential. Joining the YMCA Heritage Club leaves a meaningful impact on the donor's community for years to come. Gift options can include will bequests, naming the YMCA as insurance beneficiary, charitable trusts, and cash gifts.
With planned giving, a donor can designate their gift to a specific facility, program, or make no distinction and allow the Y to use the gift where the need is greatest. Giving of one's estate allows a donor to support the YMCA's endowment fund, aligning the donor's passions with the Y's priorities and mission.
Children, families, those facing serious illness, those with special needs, and so on all benefit from Heritage Club gifts. The Y provides an array of programs to benefit these groups and no one is turned away because of financial constraints, allowing participants in need access to programs without financial burden.
Heritage Club Month is in October when the Y celebrates those individuals who have supported the mission of the YMCA by making an outright contribution to the endowment fund or included the YMCA in their estate plan.
To learn more about planned giving, visit our YMCA Legacy Website. On the site, you can sign up for our planned giving e-newsletter and learn more about planned gifts. To apply to become a Heritage Club member, please view our membership application.
For more information, contact Jill Rode, CFRE, Chief Development Officer at firstname.lastname@example.com or (805)569-1103×23.
In appreciation of their generous support and commitment to the Channel Islands YMCA, we are hosting our annual brunch at the Canary Hotel on Sunday, May 20 to honor our Heritage Club members.
Time: 10:30am-12pm
Location: Canary Hotel Channel Islands Room (31 W Carrillo Street, Santa Barbara CA, 93101)
*If you have received an invitation please RSVP by May 7 with our postcard or directly to Jill Rode at 805.569.1103 x23 or firstname.lastname@example.com
Valet Parking is $20 and available at the hotel for guests of the event. Public Parking is also available in City Lot #2 at 914 Chapala Street for a fee of $1.50 per hour after the first 75 minutes, which are free.


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SPD Bountiful Blessings stamp set
Memento Tuxedo Black ink
Copic Markers
Distress inks: Mustard Seed, Spiced Marmarlade, Peeled Paint
Bazzill cardstock: Kraft, Blueberry Pie
MFT Die-namics: Sun, Moon & Stars; Cloud Cover-Up
I really wanted this cutey to be stood in front of a field of corn, but as I don't have a corn die, I improvised with a leaf punch. I inked up some scrap card with Peeled Paint and Mustard Seed distress ink and then punched out 9 leaves for the top of the corn stalks. I then punched a further 9 leaves from scrap card inked with Peeled Paint distress ink for the bottom of the stalks, then simply glued them all together! I know the leaves aren't the right shape for proper corn leaves, but I think it turned out okay! :)
Would you like to WIN the Bountiful Blessings stamp set?! Hop along and visit with the SugarPeas and guests, leaving some comment love along the way! One lucky person will be randomly selected to win the Bountiful Blessings stamp set!
Our fabulous September release will be available in the SugarPea Designs Online Shoppe at 6:00 AM EST TOMORROW!
Thanks so much for stopping by today. Hope to see you again tomorrow for our release day hop!