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JOB TITLE: Technical Analyst Lead
LOCATION: Centerpoint Pittston or Columbia Mall Bloomsburg
DEPARTMENT: IT Operations
WORK SCHEDULE: Days
WORK TYPE: Full Time (1.0 FTE)
Coordinates Information Technology tasks of all team members. Analyzes and responds to user requested new development and system modifications. Designs technical solutions to information problems. Performs technical tasks related to project completion, including problem analysis, program development and testing, documentation, and implementation.
Functions as the primary I.T. user contact for GHS departments or divisions. Performs project management and coordination functions.Works under the supervision of the Director, Program Director or management designate.
Responsible for administering and managing all aspects of HIPAA EDI transaction processing including implementations, upgrades, and maintenance for new and existing trading partners.Provide assistance and expertise in troubleshooting and resolving EDI transmission and processing issues by working with departmental staff, providers, clearinghouses, and other trading partners.Responsible for being the Subject Matter Expert regarding EDI transactions for the organization. This includes understanding how EDI transactions interact with other organizational business processes.Provide periodic on-call support for 24x7x365 processing environments.Ability to perform project management tasks including estimation, planning, and reporting within an IT governance framework.Ability to research, recommend, and implement new software applications or processes to increase efficiencies or to support new/expanded functions.
Keep abreast of industry trends, compliance, regulatory and security changes as it relates to Healthcare EDI.Produce and develop periodic EDI statistical reports.Develop and maintain an EDI roadmap that addresses areas like; growth, expansion, enhanced functionality, security, and regulatory compliance.Assist with disaster recovery preparation and testing of applicable applications and technology.Work with management on budgets for area of responsibility.Ability to support the entire System Development Life Cycle.
Perform other duties as required or assigned.
Experience using FHG for Trading Partner Management, XML, and XSLT. Need to able to map to Facets Keywords.
Experience in HIPAA logical mapping and CAQH CORE Operating rules implementation.
Extensive experience with healthcare related EDI transactions sets – 837D, 837P, 837I, 835, 834, 277ca, 999, TA1, 270/271, 276/277, 278, 275 and HIPAA code sets - Healthcare Provider Taxonomy codes, CPT/HCPCS codes, HIPPS codes, ABC codes and ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS.
Effective identification of EDI related business problems, assessment of proposed solutions to those problems, and understanding the needs of business partners.
Excellent technical and analytical skills, including strong problem solving and technical troubleshooting skills.
Thorough understanding and proficiency working with 4010 and 5010 HIPAA Transaction code sets.
Demonstrated record of effective communication and working relationships with providers, clearinghouses, trading partners, and co-workers.
Knowledge of regulatory, security, and compliance standards as part of HIPPA, HITECH Act and Administrative Simplification section of Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA).
Experience working with and supporting EDI validation and translation software applications.
Experience in designing and implementing end to end EDI solutions.
Demonstrated ability to provide leadership to other technical personnel.
Demonstrated ability to organize and prioritize work, meet deadlines, and work independently as well as in a Team environment.
Strong and effective written and verbal communication skills.
Associate's degree or Bachelor's Degree in Computer Science, Information Technology, or a related field required; or technical diploma / technical certification in a field related to the position required. Minimum of nine years of full-time experience in a related information technology/application/user support role required.ORIn lieu of degree or certification, minimum of twelve years of full-time experience in a related information technology/application/user support role required.
If suitably experienced candidate cannot be found, applicants who meet the basic qualifications but possess fewer years of experience will be considered for hire at a lower level. Salary would commensurate with experience.
Work is typically performed in an office environment.OUR PURPOSE & VALUES: Everything we do is about caring for our patients, our members, our students, our Geisinger family and our communities. KINDNESS: We strive to treat everyone as we would hope to be treated ourselves. EXCELLENCE: We treasure colleagues who humbly strive for excellence. LEARNING: We share our knowledge with the best and brightest to better prepare the caregivers for tomorrow. INNOVATION: We constantly seek new and better ways to care for our patients, our members, our community, and the nation.
ABOUT GEISINGER: Geisinger is a physician-led health system comprised of approximately 30,000 employees, including nearly 1,600 employed physicians, 13 hospital campuses, two research centers, and a 583,000-member health plan Geisinger is nationally recognized for innovative practices and quality care. Geisinger serves more than 3 million people in central, south-central and northeast Pennsylvania and also in southern New Jersey with the addition of National Malcolm Baldridge Award recipient AtlantiCare, A member of Geisinger. In 2017, the Geisinger Commonwealth School of Medicine became the newest member of the Geisinger Family.
We offer healthcare benefits for full time and part time positions from day one, including vision, dental and domestic partners. * Perhaps just as important, from senior management on down, we encourage an atmosphere of collaboration, cooperation and collegiality. For more information, visit www.geisinger.org, or connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter.
** Does not qualify for J-1 waiver. We are an Affirmative Action, Equal Opportunity Employer Women and Minorities are Encouraged to Apply. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment and will not be discriminated against on the basis of disability or their protected veteran status.
*Domestic partner benefits not applicable at Geisinger Holy Spirit.


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Sandal & Turmeric Body Wash- SLS & Paraben Free is a lingering & calming body wash with subtle & woody note of sandal & turmeric. It relaxes body & helps deep cleanse skin
Additional Info
By Ingredients: Turmeric
By Benefits: Cleanser
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Volume: 210 ml
Instruction of use: APPLY TO WET SKIN ALL OVER THE BODY. RUB INTO A LATHER & RINSE. USE DAILY IF DESIRED.
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text: The traditional Thanksgiving bird has the protein building-block tryptophan, which your body uses to make serotonin. That's a brain chemical that plays a key role in depression, researchers say. In fact, some antidepressant drugs work by targeting the way your brain uses serotonin. You can get the same mood-boosting effect from chicken and soybeans.


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i guess i was wrong about having no more tears.
women truly are made of water. all it takes is a drawing of emotions, a drawing near and they still flow.
i just hope my eyes dun swell too much by tmr morning.
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
i guess i was wrong about having no more tears.
Posted by SabWong at 12:55 AM
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- Anonymous said...
God remembers all your tears.. =)
each time we cry, we do become a little stronger..
loves, =)
- November 5, 2008 at 9:48 PM
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The District Attorney is elected for a six-year term and is part of the Alabama state court system. Representing the state, the office prosecutes the felony, misdemeanor and juvenile cases that occur in Lamar County.
J. Christopher McCool
District Attorney, 24th Judicial District
PO Box 520
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New Green Chinese Restaurant in Brooklyn is Hormone- and Styrofoam-Free
Photo: Michael and Ping's
Where but in New York City can you find fresh comforting Chinese food sans Styrofoam, in a restaurant rocking green certified status? Perhaps in one of the many more grub-enlightened cities popping up on the TreeHugger map -- but most certainly in my food obsessed 'hood, Brooklyn.
When the BF and I found this out, we did what any other responsible couple would do. We made a date night and trudged four hot city avenue blocks in a climate changing heat wave to show our love to the place, "revolutionizing the Chinese food take-out experience."...Michael & Ping's.Reduced Energy Consumption, Water Usage and Waste Production
We felt the love when seated and served. In keeping with their efforts to receive green certification from the Green Restaurant Association, it was clear that cooling costs were kept low. Unlike so many other restaurants, the AC sufficed, not blasted.
Refreshing local and organic beer options were spotted on the menu including Southhampton IPA and Peak Summer Session. The fresh food was the major highlight: As they tout on the menu, never "frozen and fried," but always hand-made fresh daily.
We went with the tasty spring rolls, hormone-free sesame chicken and black bean shrimp, and didn't leave anything on our plates to take advantage of their in-house compost program. And we were pleasantly surprised to find they even offer food waste pick-up as part of their food takeout and delivery service.
Additionally, they feature:
--a robust vegetarian menu
--post-consumer recycled take-out packaging
--energy-efficient appliances
--low-flow water spray valves in kitchen
One thing was apparent and clear, this wasn't any conventional Chinese food joint and unconventional me is quite happy to know I can dial up Michael & Ping's in a pinch on those unwilling to cook/craving Asian nights. Score.
And with entree prices that range from $8-$12? Double score.
More on Green Restaurants
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Monday, March 22nd, 2010 Just coming back from the largest Natural Products show in the country is always both exhilarating and exhausting. What's new, Where to eat, What brand is hot?, Who works where?, and the trade show mantra rolls on. Been attending to this show since the spring of 1984 …wow … how times […]


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Welding is a trade that is difficult to master, especially in terms of using the complex tools and equipment necessary. If performed by an inexperienced individual who has not had the proper training or by reckless individuals, it can be very dangerous. Many welders who work on oil rigs face a great chance of danger every day. If you or a loved one has suffered a welding injury in North Dakota, our North Dakota big rig and oil rig lawyers from Lenahan Law Firm can help you obtain the compensation you deserve. Welding accidents can result in serious and catastrophic injuries to the workers involved. We encourage you to schedule a free case evaluation to further discuss your case.
Welding involves binding two pieces of metal together through the use of heat. Heat melts and liquefies the metal so that pieces can be joined by the worker who is applying great pressure or heat. Welding burns can result in catastrophic injuries and can be fatal. Welders also can suffer serious burns or other damage that can lead to amputation. Some of the issues that can take place over time as a result of welding include:
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A majority of U.S. companies will hire foreign workers in 2017 even as Donald Trump talks tough on limiting immigration. Some 55% of the 442 employers surveyed recently said they will hire from workers overseas, an increase of 21% over 2016 levels, according to a Harris Poll. Most of those foreign hires will come into the U.S. on H1-B and L-1 visas, which are used primarily by the computer sciences industry. The poll was commissioned by an immigration legal firm called Envoy.
"Despite uncertainty surrounding how the current administration will restrict legal immigration or trade, the Envoy survey results reveal that the desire of, and necessity for, employers to hire and mobilize a global workforce remains very real," says Dick Burke, president and chief executive officer of Envoy in Chicago. "The continued ability of employers to acquire and develop global talent is vital and plays a crucial role in helping our country remain competitive in today's economy. Our country's political leaders must keep this in mind while considering any immigration or trade policy changes."
According to the poll, 59% of employers expect their demand for foreign workers to increase.
Trump's claim that he wants immigration to attract the "best and brightest" fits well with the H1-B visa program, which brings in 85,000 foreign workers annually. But new attorney general Jeff Sessions, White House strategist Stephen Miller and Arkansas senator Tom Cotton, a heavy hitter on Trump's immigration reform team, have all come out against increasing immigration visas.
The U.S. Customs and Immigration Service (USCIS) says that 275,317 applications for H1-B visas were filed in 2015, down from 315,857 the year before. Of the total, India accounted for 195,247 applicants, followed by China (26,669) and Canada in a far third (3,607). Indian nationals accounted for 70.9% of all H1-B visa beneficiaries last year. That's because of the top 10 companies that use the foreign worker visa program, six of them are the Indian IT outsources, led by Infosys, Wipro and Tata Consultancy Services. Only Accenture, IBM, Deloitte and Amazon make it in the top 10 hires. However, while Indian companies take the brunt of the blame for bringing in foreign tech workers, the majority of all Fortune 500 companies use these outsourcing firms on work projects and are direct beneficiaries of the visa system.
India's lobbyists in Washington say the H1-B visa "is toxic right now." Even though Trump softened his position on H1-B during his campaign, he is surrounded by power players who want stronger vetting of the program to make sure it is not displacing American workers. Indian executives from the big outsourcers are coming to Washington next week to lobby Capitol Hill in hopes to discover more on Trump's plan to also limit legal immigration.
"I don't think Trump's stance on H1-B is India focused. It's a question of job opportunity, really," says outspoken H1-B critic from the University of California at Davis Norman Matloff. "Whenever you argue on the merits of this program in a public forum, almost everyone in the audience is upset about how this is being abused. Immigration reform isn't just about illegal workers. That's not the only issue people care about. I think Americans might not worry so much about high wages being eroded by H1-B, but if they find out that someone cannot get a job because of H1-B competition and these are STEM graduates with a lot of student loans, then believe me, people will react to that."
STEM stands for Science Technology Engineering and Math. The Bureau for Labor Statistics (BLS) says that the U.S. graduates well over 100,000 STEM students annually. The BLS has not yet come down on whether or not the U.S. has enough STEM graduates to fill the needs of software engineering firms.
Raj Mamodia, CEO of tech consulting firm Brillio out of Santa Clara, Calif., says 200 of his 2,500 global employees are on an H1-B visa. Most of them are from India. "Without H1-B, I would not be able to fulfill all of my staff requirements," he says."Without the staff I need, I don't drive the amount of innovation I need to stay in business. I don't see how I can compete without this option. A mid-sized company like mine is competing for talent against companies with deep pockets who also hire H1-B and poach H1-B workers. And all of this process takes a lot of time. They are not cheap."
H1-B visa holders can move to different jobs, but a majority of them are wedded to their hiring firm when the deal comes with green card sponsorship. H1-Bs are good for three years and renewable for another three.
Survey Says!
The majority of employers surveyed by Harris said that hiring and developing global talent was a major part of their growth strategy. According to respondents:
77% filling skills gap;
76% global competitiveness;
73% foreign nationals bring valuable new perspectives to the way their company does business;
73% foreign nationals have knowledge of markets, business practices and cultures outside the United States;
71% international transfers are critical to managing and expanding their global business.
Here's what employers said they do to attract and keep foreign workers:
But with the new sheriff in town, immigration lawyers are saying the process is taking longer.
Jake Muklewicz, chair of employment immigration section at Salt Lake City law firm Kirton McConkie says petitioning for a visa is becoming harder. All H1-B visas are chosen by lottery. "I used to count on one hand the number of times I had a problem getting an application approved. Now since November I am running into problems all the time," he says, adding that his perception is that the USCIS became more strict once Trump won the election. Nevertheless, the Obama administration was also stricter than the Bush administration before him, survey results suggest.
From the Harris Poll...
"If you're a kid picking baseball players, you are going to pick the guys who can help you win," says Muklewicz of the H1-B program. "Lets do that. I would say the odds are that the program stays as it is and they don't increase the numbers. There will probably be more evidence requirements. Companies will have to show they can't find the workers here. We have 4,000 vacancies for tech jobs in Salt Lake City," he says. "Everyone wants to go to California."
The Envoy survey was conducted online by Harris Poll from Nov. 28 to Dec. 16, 2016, with 442 human resources professionals and hiring managers participating across a variety of industries and company sizes.


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(posted by Erica Gralla, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti)
Wednesday, Jarrod and I had the opportunity to visit Cange, where Partners in Health (PIH) began its first clinic (see http://www.pih.org/where/Haiti/Haiti.html). To convey just how inspiring that is, Mischa (who has a masters in public health) told us it was like visiting "Mecca" for public health. If you've never read Mountains Beyond Mountains, or heard of Paul Farmer, perhaps now is a good time to start.
Jarrod has been working with Partners in Health to examine their supply chain in Haiti, which was already stretched near its limit before the earthquake. Of course, the earthquake changed all that, as donations of money and medical goods poured in faster that PIH could handle them (though the money is never enough for the need in Haiti, it seems), and the supply chain expanded many-fold overnight. Katherine, PIH's point person for all things logistics, came down to Haiti to assess the situation, lend assistance, and bring Jarrod and I on a logistics-oriented visit to Zanmi Lasante (the Kreyol name for Partners in Health).
My global health friends would perhaps have found our "tour" slightly disappointing – we saw mainly warehouses, boxes, and the storage rooms of pharmacies. For me, this is fascinating stuff – and it should be for you, as well! Because without a steady supply of pharmaceutical products and medical supplies, health systems stop functioning.
Our first stop was Saint Marc, a relatively recent addition to PIH's network of clinics. The reason for our stop was a brand-new warehouse, built into the back corner of the clinic compound, with gleaming walls and high ceilings. An SUV was pulled up to the entrance, being loaded with boxes for a journey to another clinic. Inside, boxes were piled on boxes, since shelves had not yet been ordered, but the space did not feel particularly crowded (a good thing). Jarrod wanted to measure the warehouse, and since there was no tape measure, he used dollar bills and a camera to get the dimensions of the square floor tiles. This type of making do, ad-hoc creativity is a key element of many supply chains I've seen in developing countries. So we fit right in. We saw the paper-based system used to keep stock records, then headed back to the clinic to see the pharmacy. Drugs stocked in the warehouse are sent to the pharmacy weekly (or as needed) to be stored in plastic containers and dispensed to patients. Finally, we wandered the clinic compound a little, while we waited for the driver to pull up the car. Zanmi Lasante pays a lot of attention to landscaping and the environment of the clinic, and in Saint Marc the landscaping was very much in progress. The warehouse was recently constructed, another building was going up near the pharmacy, and trees were being started all over the compound.
Next, we visited the outpatient clinic in Saint Marc, a short drive away. Here we saw another pharmacy, but in this case (perhaps because the main warehouse was not on-site), the pharmacy back room doubled as warehouse. Boxes were stacked to the ceiling, though drugs were organized and accessible. Drugs are dispensed to patients through something like a barred window, though the "bars" are really a nicely worked artistic design.
Finally, we headed toward Cange, the original clinic now grown into a "Sociomedical Complex", including a full-service hospital, plus blood bank, schools, and other social enterprises. The roads have apparently improved in recent years, and it wasn't until the last stretch up the side of a mountain (overlooking the lake created by the big dam — if you remember your Mountains Beyond Mountains) that we hit bumpy dirt road. I've heard from several people that "there's Haiti, and then there's Cange." I don't think I can judge the truth of this statement, since my experience of Haiti has mainly been shuttling between the US Embassy and the UN Log Base through a recently destroyed Port-au-Prince. Not exactly the standard Haiti. But I can see why it might be true. Much of Haiti appeared (to my eye) empty and barren, where Cange is covered in tall trees. There's an atmosphere that I can't quite put a name to, but it comes from the kids and adults and doctors and managers and everyone else you find in this 'sociomedical complex'. The school, the hospital, the church, and the koi pond (!) beckoned, but our first stop was… the warehouse!
The "depot" has two floors, with pharmaceutical products stored in the climate-controlled rooms upstairs, and medical supplies downstairs. This warehouse felt distinctly more "seasoned" than the new one in Saint Marc, with a proven system of organization, yet a feeling of being strained almost to its limits. Nevertheless, it functioned well. Most supplies go through Cange, and are distributed from here to the other clinics. Boxes were piled to the ceilings around the outside of the warehouse, waiting for distribution to a clinic when needed, while unboxed medical supplies were stored on shelves for use in Cange. PIH uses an electronic medical records system to track stock. I attempted to learn about it from a very patient woman, using my one-and-a-half semesters of French. Katherine translated where necessary. This time, when Jarrod wanted to measure the warehouse dimensions, someone had a tape measure, so I followed him around writing down dimensions while the PIH staff looked on in bemusement (or, that's what it seemed to me!).
After our warehouse visit, we got to see the rest of the complex. The hospital is extremely impressive, with two operating rooms, staffed at the moment by a team from the US. We saw women making "Plumpy Nut", a peanut-based supplemental feeding product aimed at children. We saw the blood bank, patient rooms, an art center run by a woman from North Carolina, and the Friendship House, where guests can stay. Finally, the last stop on our tour: the koi pond! Along the way, we met a number of fascinating and dedicated people who contribute in very different ways to making Zanmi Lasante in general and Cange in particular as amazing as they are.
Our last stop was a PIH agricultural warehouse, which is currently housing some overflow medical goods (donations after the earthquake overwhelmed the dedicated medical warehouses). Finally, we drove back to the hotel. It had been a long, hot day, and we dropped our things off in our rooms, loaded up on bug spray, and headed back to the outdoor tables by the pool, ready for a cold beer. Or so we thought. Katherine asked for one brand, and they didn't have any. She asked for another, then another, and finally any beer at all. They didn't have any. At all! They had Bailey's and vodka and whiskey, but no beer. (And in places where one should be suspicious of ice, beer is really the way to go.) We ordered cokes and lamented. Until, twenty minutes later, someone from another table got up, walked behind the bar, opened the fridge, and pulled out a can that looked suspiciously like beer. We waited to confirm our suspicions; ten minutes later, again. Was the restaurant hiding beer from us? Had they brought their own beer? Was there some sort of misunderstanding? Was this some sort of test, to see whether we wanted beer badly enough to take it ourselves? The suspense was too much. We had to ask. Impolite to say the least, we walked over to the beer-laden table and inquired. Turned out they had brought it themselves. They were also a team from University of Georgia, with a bit of overlap in interests. We exchanged business cards, and they offered us beer. Mission accomplished! (And a good thing too, since we met some interesting people!)
The following morning, we drove back to Port-au-Prince, down a beautiful paved road (it wasn't always this way). Our last stop was the PIH warehouse in Port-au-Prince, which they acquired just for the earthquake. It's not a long-term solution, but at the moment it is piled high with all things useful and mysterious. Donations (of goods) after an earthquake are more often useful than not, but sometimes people donate what they have without thinking of what PIH might actually need. This can be a problem if there is limited storage space and limited capacity to look through the donations and understand their use. There were piles of pain relievers and beds and bottled water, but also an entire wall of expired medicines and mysterious surgical equipment no one had the skills to understand. They planned to have a surgeon from the US come down to the warehouse for two full days to sort through the surgical equipment and figure out what might be useful and what to discard.
PIH faces an interesting challenge here. They are generally a health care organization, which has ramped up (amazingly well) to deal with a major emergency in Haiti. How will they manage the assets (donations, warehouses, people) they have acquired for the earthquake when things return to "normal"?


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Wound care in pharmacy is extremely important as pharmacists are often the touch point of health care interaction for individuals requiring assistance in this area. Currently, a wide variety of over the counter products are available for the treatment of minor wounds and burns, including topical antibiotics, wound irrigants, wound antiseptics, various types of tapes and bandages, and products that aid in reducing the appearance of scars. Pharmacists are uniquely positioned to guide patients on the proper selection of these products, as well as to gauge the appropriateness of self- care and direct patients to seek medical attention when warranted.
In healthy individuals, minor wounds usually heal within days or several weeks. However, certain chronic illnesses (diabetes, heart disease, rheumatoid arthritis) and aging make the skin more vulnerable and slower to repair. In these patients, wound healing can be a complex process requiring specialized wound dressings to augment the body's natural healing process and provide an optimal healing environment. Although dressing selection is typically decided by medical staff, pharmacists can have a significant impact on patient care by being knowledgeable about potential drug interactions and identifying factors that contribute to delayed wound healing.
Marketing a wound care service is very important. Physicians, hospitals, and wound care clinics can all be excellent sources of referral and serve to develop this transitions of care opportunity. Clearly, it is important to carry or have access to the products that physicians are recommending and patients need. In addition to the companies listed below, talk to your wholesaler about their wound care line.
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As part of our on-going vision to develop a culture of putting prayer first, we are changing the way we pray together as a church community.
The vision for 'Prayer FIRST' is to see prayer set right at the heart of St John's life. As we seek God's face together, we are looking to Him for a fresh outpouring of the Holy Spirit and empowering for mission.
"Devote yourselves to prayer,
being watchful and thankful".
Col 4: 2
The scriptures are full of encouragements for the church to pray, especially that we pray together; and for good reason. Prayer is revealed as being vital for the breaking of strongholds, the releasing blessing and for extending the Kingdom; but for the church truly to be together in prayer, it requires that we be both intentional and focused.
Prayer is also something in which we are to grow and encourage one another; and just as any group of muscles in the body is developed and strengthened as it is exercised, so it is with a church that exercises together in prayer.
So if we are to develop a culture of 'Prayer First' it will mean, first of all, agreeing that this is indeed what God requires, but also that we commit and devote ourselves wholeheartedly to praying together!
'Prayer FIRST' is a monthly week-night gathering
These 'Prayer FIRST' gatherings will be held in church. They will be on a different night each month so that everyone will have opportunity to participate.
There will be no Small Group meetings on the weeks when we hold the 'Prayer FIRST' gatherings.
We aim to make 'Prayer FIRST an exciting and dynamic time of prayer
What do the evenings involve?
'Prayer FIRST' evenings are filled with different and imaginative ways of praying that enable everyone to connect and to participate in a way that is right for them.
'Prayer FIRST' evenings aim to be relaxed and informal; you can also come and go as you please, stay for the whole time or drop in for as much as you feel able.
The evenings include:
Provision is made for those who find it hard to hear - you will be able to participate.
Dates for our monthly Prayer FIRST Gatherings
Tuesday 13th March
Wednesday 18th April
Thursday 17th May
Tuesday 12th June
Wednesday 18th July
Thursday 16th August
Tuesday 11th September
Wednesday 17th October
Thursday 15th November
Tuesday 18th December
All Prayer FIRST gatherings are from 7.30pm - 9.30pm.
You are welcome to come for as much of the evenings as you are able, feel free to Come & Go.
Monday Prayer Meeting 7pm
Every Monday evening in the back rooms of church fro 7pm. (Please use the rear entrance)


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DonnaBellas Angels Future Plans
Please see our blog for current updates at http://donnabellasangels.blogspot.com/
We are hoping to increase distribution to medical clinics. Right now we are working by word of mouth, but with increased fundraising we plan to proactively contact institutions to inform them of our organization and services.
We plan to offer more products like a pillow, "My Angel" angel figurines, and rag doll angel pattern. An oncology nurse suggested turning the paintings into a figurine that patients could hold onto while getting their cancer treatment. We will create a new painting that will be painted specifically for a fabric pattern that people can download and print from our website (at no charge). The image will be a high quality image that people can print on special inkjet paper which can be use for fabric transfer. Check back later for this product!
DonnaBellas Angels History
We are a non-profit dedicated to providing inspirational art with healing images to medical clinics, patients, and caregivers. Our aim to help provide emotional healing to patients and their caregivers who are receiving treatment for chronic or terminal illnesses.
DonnaBellas Angels donates original paintings to medical clinics that have inspirational healing themes. In addition, DonnaBellas Angels provides art prints that nurses, patient advocates, and hospital chaplains can distribute directly to patients and caregivers. DonnaBellas Angels also provides its art free to groups who want to fundraise for medical research, e.g., Relay-For-Life team banner and t-shirts.
The idea for our group started about in 2005 as Angels4Oncology when founder, Laurel Latto, had an idea for a cancer angel painting. We became a non-profit in 2007 and had our final Federal approvals by the end of 2008. We are an exempt 501(c)3 non-profit with the IRS.
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Here are some highlights from previous years. As always, we have distributed thousands of art prints to individuals and hope to increase those numbers in years to come!
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Hong Kong Looks to Extend Fast-Track Customs Pacts to BRI Partners
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Mutual Recognition Arrangements to be nurtured among BRI nations, with Indonesia currently number-one priority.
With Israel and Canada the latest countries to sign up to Mutual Recognition Arrangements (MRAs) with Hong Kong with regard to Authorised Economic Operators (AEOs), the focus has now switched to putting similar arrangements in place with many of the countries along the proposed routes of the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI). As the first stage of this, a Joint Action Plan has been agreed with Indonesia, which is expected to lead to a formal MRA in due course.
Under the terms of MRAs, AEOs – exporters / importers granted special trusted status by the relevant customs authorities – enjoy various privileges when moving goods in or out of any jurisdiction with a reciprocal arrangement. Typically, this includes accelerated clearance time and a less rigorous inspection regime. In line with this, inspection processing time for AEO cargoes is generally 80% faster than that for standard consignments.
With the signing of the Israel and Canada agreements, Hong Kong now has 11 in place. The nine previously implemented arrangements relate to many of Hong Kong's most significant trading partners – mainland China, India, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan, Australia and New Zealand.
In terms of the new agreements, Israeli exports to Hong Kong totalled US$557 million last year, a slight decrease on the $606 million recorded for 2017 and 2016's figure of $632 million. The bulk of such exports were made up of precious stones / metals and electronics equipment.
For its part, Hong Kong's 2018 exports to Israel totalled $710 million, having dropped from $827 million in 2017. Again, the bulk of this trade was made up of precious stones / metals and electronics equipment.
Canada's 2018 exports to Hong Kong were valued at $3.01 billion. Although precious stones / metals and electronics items accounted for the largest share of imports, meat / meat products were not ranked far behind. For the same period, Hong Kong's exports to Canada totalled $2.36 billion, with the lion's share taken by electronics items, machinery and clothing.
Speaking after the new agreements were announced, a spokesman for Hong Kong's Customs and Excise Department – the government body that oversaw the negotiations – said: "Hong Kong has long been a staunch supporter of the AEO concept, as promulgated by the World Customs Organization, and has been keen on extending its MRA network to other economies. The signing of MRAs with Israel and Canada fully demonstrates the three customs administrations' commitment to upholding international cargo security while facilitating cross-boundary cargo movement.
"Under the terms of these newly signed MRAs, accredited Hong Kong traders will be in a still stronger position when it comes to servicing the markets in question thanks to their AEO status. We will now continue to keep track of AEO developments across the world, while taking active steps to sign MRAs with a number of other customs administrations, particularly those representing BRI-related countries or regions.".
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ADHOC architects team is proud to present the recently completed project "La Géode", carried out in cooperation with the young promoters of Knightsbridge. The project is located on "de la Roche" Street, in the neighbourhood of Le Plateau Mont-Royal, a vibrant district with an exceptional urban vitality. In the light of its situation, the project aims to give a new breath to its plot with a contemporary residential building of five housing units. It should intend to reflect all the energy of this strategic sector where young professionals mix with families and couples. Thus, the project has to be a soft densification that fits into the current urban landscape without distorting it. One of the concerns is to keep families in the city by creating a quality living environment based on a green strategy.
To meet these challenges, ADHOC architects have devised a new typology on the plot by constructing both the street and the alley. By doing so, a central space is created and instantly reveals a new potential. The free space given by this new inner courtyard creates a living and organic place which strengthens the bond between private and public spaces, reflecting an innovative way of thinking.
A narrative spin has nourished the inspiration of the project while supporting the architectural concept that valued an open central heart and a peripheral organization. This concept is inspired by the geode; a hollowed mineral mass which interior is covered by crystals. The geode, under an austere and protective external appearance, conceals a true crystalline treasure. It reveals a natural form of staging that stimulates inspiration around the notion of contrast. This concept is exploited through the project at different levels. The exterior of the building is very sober, characterized by a modest materiality. The headers in the brick layer and the openwork masonry in front of the windows and loggias reflect the mineral roughness and protective aspect of the geode. The inner courtyard reflects its crystalline and blazing materiality.
As an architectural innovation, the project supports the creation of a new place, enhancing its integration within the context. By preferring densification, the project acts as a linking point and the new typology created supports the urbanity of the neighbourhood. The ambition of creating an inner courtyard by using the space of the pre-existing alley induces a complete reversal of Montreal's traditional typology characterized by dark dwellings of excessive length. Thanks to the central opening, the living spaces are bathed with natural light. This new spatial organization eliminates the notion of the passageway, generating fluidity and optimized housing spaces. The mezzanine on the facade allows the light to penetrate the courtyard while harmonizing the height of the building with its neighbour. The exterior spaces in the front take form of private loggias that preserve the intimacy of the residents while participating to the animation of the street.
In addition, the viability of the project depends on our ability to invest in the basement. Coupled with the obligation to align the ground floor with neighbouring buildings, this constraint prompted us to rethink the basement from a qualitative point of view. The space dug under the window well becomes a singular space channelling natural light to the rooms of the basement. It also creates an external relaxation area with vegetation. Furthermore, glass floors were installed between the ground floor and the basement to ensure maximum light distribution. The courtyard then became an urban oasis for the inhabitants. Finally, the exterior coating of this pleasant living space consists of shining triangular metallic tiles. Their white and shimmering colours arranged towards the lower floors blend with the sky and propose a changing, sparkling and crystalline materiality.
A green strategy and high energy performance support the project's ambitions for innovation. As a result, "La Géode" is expected to become the first multi-unit building to achieve LEED v4 certification in Canada. The inner courtyard allows abundant openings, guaranteeing maximum natural illumination as well as a cross ventilation of the dwellings. The use of energy-efficient materials and equipment is an essential part of the strategy put in place. In addition, the acoustic performance of the building exceeds good practice. The abundant presence of vegetation is also part of the green strategy put in place. This construction evokes a mineral/vegetal coexistence that can be found in nature. The inner courtyard, the spaces under the copings, the roof and all interstices become suitable surfaces for shrub, climbing species and tree planting. Thus, the vegetation conquers the floor and the walls of the inner courtyard, making it a peaceful haven.
Finally, this project is an architectural and urban exploration that leaves nothing to chance, ensuring that all its components reflect not only current practices, but innovative thinking.
The architect would be pleased to meet journalists for an interview or to give further information about the project.
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Project name: La Géode
Architecture Firm: ADHOC architectes
Website: http://adhoc-architectes.com/
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Lead Architects: Jean-François St-Onge, François Martineau
Project location: 4341 rue de la Roche, Montréal, QC H2J3H8
Completion Year: 2017
Gross Built Area (square metres or square foot): 7200 square feet
Photo credits: Adrien Williams
Photographer's website: http://adrienwilliams.com/
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ADHOC architects aspires to an architectural ideal and promotes the services' quality in order to exceed the expectations of its clients. The design team proposes creative concepts and assures a true technical expertise. Specialized in real estate revaluation, the firm offers architectural services based on cooperation, satisfaction and overall projects success in terms of aesthetic, functional, economic and environmental aspects.
The agency was created by Jean François St-Onge and François Martineau, 2 architects with 2 different united and complementary personalities. Highlighting the inherent elements of the sites with an innovative, contextual and poetic architecture is their main objective. Forming ADHOC's team evokes the act of conceiving a working organization system outside of the traditional structures established to solve a problem. This transversal approach reflecting an innovative practice aims a high level of quality and the creation of a real collaborative and multidisciplinary laboratory research.
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The Best Rental in Miami's South Beach
Penthouse Number Nine is located on the very top of the heart of Miami's South Beach.
Take a right out of the lobby and you're on the beach. Take a left and you are on Lincoln Road Mall, a pedestrian-only promenade and the epicenter of what's happening in South Beach. The boardwalk is right outside for long walks, bike rides, longboarding, or runs. It's a quick walk to Espanola Way, Ocean Drive (either via beach walk or street) and Washington Avenue.
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No smoking. No pets. No parties or events. Building security is strict. Only guests listed by the owner may enter the condo. The Penthouse floor has restricted elevator access. The pool is quiet.
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You may cancel up to 7 days before your trip and get a 50% refund plus Airbnb service fees back. More information can be found on the policy page.
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For a savory breakfast, toast a whole wheat English muffin and top it a poached egg, avocado oil, low fat Swiss cheese and sliced tomato. For a sweet breakfast option, top a piece of whole wheat toast with almond butter and serve with fresh kiwis and strawberries.
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For an easy to pack lunch, try a whole wheat turkey sandwich with black olives, red onion, tomato and lettuce. Another sandwich option is crunchy tuna melt, made with whole grain bread, light tuna, sunflower seeds and melted cheese.
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Dieters can quickly whip up salmon and snow peas, mixed with whole grain pasta. Another dinner option is Asian-style chicken, broccoli and cashew stir-fry, served over soba noodles. For a Mediterranean flavor, make the Chicken Tomato-Olive Sauté with fresh rosemary and garlic.
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A sweet chocolate strawberry smoothie is one option, made with low fat vanilla yogurt and milk, frozen strawberries and chocolate chips. For a savory snack, eat hummus and pine nuts with red bell pepper slices. For beverages, many Flat Belly Dieters drink Sassy water or plain water. Herbals teas such as peppermint and chamomile are allowed on the diet.
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Monounsaturated fatty acids play a key role in this diet. Dieters substitute these good fats for saturated fats. These beneficial monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA) are found in many natural ingredients such as avocados, olive oil, sunflower seeds, flax seeds and nuts. Whole grain carbohydrates, lean proteins and fruits and vegetables also form a major part of this diet.
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Fatigue is the most common symptom in Sjogren's Syndrome after dry eyes/dry mouth. Fatigue is often thought of as extreme tiredness or weariness. But in Sjogrens people, the sense of fatigue is very different than a normal person. Sjogren's fatigue leaves one unable to respond to physical or mental tasks or stimuli but also often leave one depressed, despondent and isolated. Can't get out of bed.
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**We always worry that Miles doesn't listen. He fidgets. He stands on his head. He stares off into space. Basically- he acts like a nut and we never know if he is absorbing what's going on around him. After Sunday School last week, the big kids were telling us what they had learned. Thinking that Miles probably hadn't paid attention, I said, "Hey Buddy, what did you all talk about in your class."
Much to my surprise he said, "God. Him'd haved a baby and him's name is Jesus." Guess he showed me!
** Noah's teacher called me last week saying that he was complaining of a stomach ache. Since he never complains and rarely gets sick, I went to pick him up early and bring him home. We were out of pretty much all the things the kids like to eat in their lunch boxes and he had to buy lunch at school. Turns out, he didn't like anything they were serving and so, essentially, his stomach was hurting because he was hungry! I totally got duped on that one. He came home, started shoveling food in his mouth and said, "Ahhhhh, much better." Booger! He's gotten a very stern talking to that may or may not have included the words, "When you have a job, you can't call in hungry!" He looked at me like I had 4 heads.
** The kids came in the living room and said, "Look at us. We look just like Daddy!" (In their minds, Daddy must be kinda thuggish and not wear pants. Whatev.
** I made gluten free brownies the other day- cause sometimes even a girl with a gluten intolerance needs baked goods. My husband deemed them as awful. His exact wording was "only one step above no brownies." Damn you gluten for being so darn tasty!
** It's Christmas time. That means it's the time of year where you find random Christmas things- like candy canes- in the washing machine. What's most disturbing about this is that the plastic on that thing is so industrial it didn't melt or even fade the striping on the candy. I'm contemplating putting these in a survival kit. They seem like they would totally stand up to nuclear war and such. Plus we'd have minty breath while we were hunkered down. Double score.
No, I don't sort my colors. Yes, I know I'm supposed to.
** I don't really like to wear rings. It's not my style and they kinda hurt on my finger. However, a few years ago I lost my wedding ring and I recently started feeling like I should replace it. I was walking through Kohl's last week and found a plain Jane ring clearanced out to $7. I bought it and decided it was going to be my new wedding ring (romantic, huh?). I'm trying to figure out why I felt a need to replace it at this present moment. The only thing I can think of is that men want to hit on a woman with three multi-colored kids. ALL. THE. TIME. and I should let them know I'm taken. (Insert sarcasm) Just typing that makes me laugh.
** A rainy week led the boys to create some new inside games. One is called "sink kick" where you sit in the sink and kick each other. And another where you put on sunglasses and ride in the grocery cart around the house and pretend like you're on a 3-D ride at Disney. This provided many hours of entertainment.
Boys are just a different animal.
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During the Kojie San event a few days ago, my fellow ambassadors and I were gathered to share our thoughts on the brand. On most discussions, I found that the thing we all have in common was how the Kojie San soap worked it's magic when it comes to whitening and preventing acne production. For instance, I have one good blogger friend who suffered from cystic acne and when she started using the Kojie San soap religiously, her skin started to clear out. It's been known that with regular use of Kojie San, it can slow down melanin production and prevent darkening of the skin. To add with that, it is also best for treatment to even out skin tone, erase dark spots and other forms of skin pigmentations. Just so you know, Kojie San products do not contain any hydroquinone, mercury or steroid that may cause further skin irritation like blisters, swelling and severe allergy.
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Several months ago I examined Beth for the first time.
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Haitian Hearts started her on multiple medications and her repeat exam a couple of weeks ago was the same.
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Lithium-ion 2000 mAh
Stand-by Time: up to 750 hours (2G) / up to 600 hours (3G)
Talk Time: up to 16 hours (2G) / up to 14 hours (3G)
Dimensions and Weight
132 x 65.5 x 8.6 mm (5.20 x 2.58 x 0.34 inch)
106 grams (3.74 oz) without battery
Black, white
Supported Audio Formats: MP3, WMA, AAC, WAV
Supported Video Formats: MP4, DivX, WMV, XviD, H.263, H.264
Dual SIM (mini-SIM + micro-SIM)
3.5mm audio jack
HTML5 browser
GPS with A-GPS and GLONASS
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There's something utterly delicious and refreshing when it comes to citrus fruits. In the midst of summer, when the heat goes up and the appetite goes down, who wouldn't go for a glass of thirst-quenching orange juice? Who wouldn't crave an aromatic lemon-infused ice cream? Who wouldn't dream of getting their teeth into a blood orange and wipe their face of the juice bursting through every tiny pocket of ruby red orange goodness? Yes, yes, yes: I'm a big fan of citrus, and I'm very loud and proud about it 🙂
Cooking with citrus is a great way to add an extra layer of flavor to both savory and sweet dishes, and if you've been reading this blog for awhile you know that I use citrus in my recipes extensively (here's one example). And yet, buying fresh citrus from the grocery store is sometimes impossible, for various reasons. The weather might be so hot that you don't feel like getting out of the house and driving to the grocery store. On other occasions, you simply cannot leave the house because family members need your undivided attention. This is when citrus extracts from your spice cabinet can actually come in handy! Being housebound due to the squelching heat across Chicagoland and to the new addition to our family, I can definitely vouch for that 😉 Thankfully, my citrus extract collection has got bigger recently, when I was contacted by Nielsen-Massey to review an item from their new line of organic products. As someone who had collaborated with Nielsen-Massey in the past (check out my previous reviews here and here) and as a big fan of lemons, I was definitely interested to review the latest Nielsen-Massey pure lemon organic extract. What follows is my full review of this new item.


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How Does Health in Childhood Impact Labor Market Earnings Over the Life Course?. Journal of Health and Social Behavior. 2011;52(3):297-297..
The association of earnings with health in middle age: Do self-reported earnings for the previous year tell the whole story?. Social Science and Medicine. 2010;71(3):431-439. doi:10.1016/j.socscimed.2010.03.045..
Is the 'Stroke Belt' Worn from Childhood?: Risk of first stroke and state of residence in childhood and adulthood. Stroke. 2007;38(9):2415-21..
When Is Baseline Adjustment Useful in Analyses of Change? An example with education and cognitive change. American Journal of Epidemiology. 2005;162(3):267-278..
Does Childhood Schooling Affect Old Age Cognitive Function? Evidence from Natural Experiments. Harvard University; 2004..


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Why do Vintage VW Campers have such an enduring appeal?
Buckle up and get ready for the ride, speed is not of the essence: making memories, adventure, chilling out and freedom, that's what it's all about.
Back in the 1960s and 1970s these ready-made holiday homes on wheels met the leisure needs of three generations. Family holidays could consist of granny, parents and children all bunked up together inside a campervan.
Those who were the youngest generation in the 60s and 70s campervanning heydays are now the grandparents or at least the parents choosing their family holiday destinations. There's no doubt these people look back fondly on their long and sunny family holidays and want to recreate them.
There are also those who always envied their pals in campervans, while they roughed it under canvass in a tent and have nursed a desire to go on a campervan holiday ever since.
These VW Type 2's, both the older T1 Split Screen, available from 1950 and the T2 Bay Window, which took over in 1967 are incredibly cute and stylish to many people.
"They are just so well designed and I think they have such friendly 'faces'." One member of the Lothians' Volkswagen Club confided.
So the interpretation of the front of campervans appearing to have eyes and a nose (represented by the headlights and spare wheel) is what strikes a chord with some people. Undoubtedly the essential practice of giving a name to your campervan helps make them one of the family too.
It could be this which causes people as young as five years old to fall in love with VW Campers as well. A few Vintage VW Campers guests booked because of a child's obsession with the vehicles. Their parents often didn't know where the love had come from.
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But why explore Scotland in a Vintage VW Camper?
The flexibility and practicality of, like a tortoise, having your home with you as you travel is also part of the appeal. Like the view? Park up and stick the kettle on for a brew, no reason not to linger. Wherever you park up can be your home for the night and that is one reason why this mode of transport is so good for travelling in Scotland.
Wild camping is allowed in most of Scotland, provided that campers follow the 'Outdoor Access Code.' Besides that Scotland has hundreds of really good campsites so there's no reason not to experience the best of both worlds: in a camper with both electric hook-up (for campsites) and leisure battery (for wild camping.)
The idea of chasing the sun in a campervan is also of particular resonance in Scotland, a country famous for sometimes giving us 'four seasons in one day'. Don't like the weather in one spot? No hassle of packing up a tent wet and pitching again at another location, just follow the weather forecast to a sunnier area, park up, pop the roof up and stick that kettle on again.
As most of Scotland's relatively small population lives in the central belt, that leaves a lot of wild land to be explored. It also means a big responsibility to all who enjoy Scotland's wild places; we are all responsible for the future of plants, animals and biodiversity. Enjoying the countryside with the 'leave no trace' challenge at the forefront of our activities is imperative for sustainable tourism. Thus allowing generations to come, the same pleasure we can have now.
Whether you get your outdoor kicks from surfing, hillwalking, climbing, golfing, beach-combing, star-gazing, aurora chasing or even just from chilling next to nature you could do far worse than enjoy it from the retro charm of a Vintage VW Camper.
Why do it Now?
Car manufacture was very different in the 60's and '70's unlike today's built- in- obsolescence vehicles, cars back then were built to last. VW T2 production halted in Germany in 1979 but VW Brazil ended their production of the T2c in 2013. Therefore you can now only ever buy a T2 second hand and this is a minefield for the uninitiated. Vintage VW Campers tried (by hiring in Cornwall) before they bought and still made plenty school boy errors. So learn as much as possible about them first and hire one to check you actually like driving them. It is a work-out for your shoulders, with no power steering and a braking system very different from those in modern cars. You also need to take an expert with you, if you are in the market for a second hand vehicle, to minimise those errors.
So the enduring appeal just seems to grow and grow and the VW hire companies in Scotland and elsewhere allow everyone to experience the joy of campervan living.
The Tourism Thought Leaders Say:
VisitScotland have identified that our domestic tourists continue to embrace 'staycations' and both domestic and international travellers are lapping up 'glamping' a more comfortable version of camping which can relate to campervans, tipis, pods, gypsy caravans and more.
'Modstalgia' is another trend which is here to stay, whereby people choose to have a nostalgic holiday with more modern comfort than they did in the past. So it could be going to the seaside they went to when younger and staying in a plush hotel instead of a B+B, or it could be choosing to upgrade from a tent to a campervan. Vintage VW Campers offer vintage style with modern comfort, allowing a great modstalgic holiday in Scotland throughout the year.
Chris Greenwood, Senior Tourism Insight Manager for VisitScotland leads the team who came up with the portmanteau and he says: "…nostalgia is an emotional association to the past, so almost recreating or remembering past times and the emotional feelings those generate. Whereas modern nostalgia is more connected to these emotions, having a more modern experience but based around those feelings you had in the past or maybe even passing them onto the next generation."
So What are you Waiting for?
Travelling in a Vintage VW Camper is unlike no other experience; in that everywhere you go people smile and wave at you. By getting behind the wheel of a T2, either hired or your own, you become part of a club. A very happy smiley club that likes to wave at each other. So why don't you buckle up and start making memories you will want to hold onto forever?


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In a warehouse deep inside the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a small team of carpenters, electricians and engineers have secretly labored for months on an assembly system for turning tubular steel chassis into fully equipped apartments that can be stacked and bolted together at a construction site.
On Dec. 18, they will be put to the test, as Bruce C. Ratner, chief executive of Forest City Ratner, breaks ground for the world's tallest prefabricated, or modular, building, a 32-story residential tower at Flatbush Avenue and Dean Street. It is the first of 15 planned modular buildings at the $4.9 billion Atlantic Yards site; some are to rise to 50 stories.
If it works, Mr. Ratner and his partners say, they will be at the forefront of a new industry.
It is an ambitious and risky undertaking, more so than the $1 billion Barclays Center arena that Mr. Ratner opened there three months ago.
For half a century, builders have sought to capture the promise of modular construction for high-rise housing: substantially lower construction costs, a quicker schedule, better quality and less waste.
Developers have built prefabricated single-family homes, jails and classrooms. But taller towers that could withstand wind shear and seismic forces were another matter altogether.
If Mr. Ratner has, as he claims, "cracked the code," it could lead to more affordable housing, or it could simply mean greater profits for the developer.
"The engineering has been the challenge," said Tom Hardiman, executive director of the Modular Building Institute, a trade association for the modular-construction industry. "No developer has put the time, and frankly, the money into engineering that Ratner has."
Currently, the tallest modular building is a 25-story dormitory in Britain. In the United States, modular buildings rarely go above 10 stories. The cost of steel bracing has been prohibitive.
But next spring, 125 workers at the factory in Building 293 at the Navy Yard will begin churning out 930 modules — typically 14 feet wide, 35 feet long and 10 feet tall — equipped with floors, walls, electric lines, plumbing, kitchens, toilets, exterior facades and even towel racks.
"This is more than innovation," said MaryAnne Gilmartin, executive vice president of Forest City Ratner. "We've cracked a code that will allow us to utilize cutting-edge technology to introduce greater affordability, more sustainability and world-class architecture."
She said modular was suitable for both subsidized and luxury housing. Forest City says it hopes that other urban builders will use the technology. The company also sees a market for building prefabricated bathroom "pods," which slide into the modules, and can also be used by conventionally built hospitals and other institutions.
A variety of modules, which come in different shapes, together with various glass and colored exterior panels, will break up the mass of the building so that it does not look like a Lego tower.
One by one, the modules will be put on flatbed trucks and carried one mile to the construction site, where a crane operator will lift the components into place, while steel braces are simultaneously erected to provide lateral support.
"Modular promises higher quality, greener construction, faster delivery time and lower costs," said Thomas Hanrahan, dean of Pratt Institute's architecture school in Brooklyn. "The question is: Will the savings be passed on to the public in some form?"
Mr. Ratner began exploring modular construction during the recession in 2010 as a way to make good on his promise to use union labor, deliver good architecture and earmark at least 30 percent of the proposed 6,430 units for low- and moderate-income tenants. (Half of the 363 apartments in the first building will be for poor and working-class families.)
He replaced the architect Frank Gehry with SHoP Architects and worked with engineers from ARUP to devise a modular high-rise building. Forest City also worked with a modular builder in New Jersey, Kullman Offsite Construction, although they had a bitter breakup over terms and Mr. Ratner's decision to hire a group of Kullman's senior executives.
The solution to producing high-rise modular buildings came, in part, from the ability to create computerized three-dimensional models that allowed them to test the integrity of the engineering, Christopher Sharples of SHoP Architects said.
Sixty percent of the work will be done in the factory, which Forest City believes will save as much as 20 percent on construction costs and cut the delivery time to 18 months, from 28 months.
Ms. Gilmartin of Forest City warned that the first tower may be only marginally less expensive than a conventional tower, but that there should be increasing efficiency with each building at the site.
The developer obtained a financing commitment from Bank of New York and forged a partnership with Skanska, the giant construction company based in Sweden, and with union labor, the project's biggest supporter during years of opposition from some community groups.
Forest City and Skanska formed a company to operate the Navy Yard factory, with Skanska as the operating partner as well as the construction manager. The companies declined to reveal the start-up costs.
Last week, Mr. Ratner reached an agreement in principle with the city's construction unions. The unions had expected Atlantic Yards to be a conventional project, through which a carpenter could earn $85 an hour in wages and benefits.
Gary La Barbera, president of the Building and Construction Trades Council, acknowledged that the unions had lost ground to nonunion residential contractors in recent years and were largely absent from the affordable housing field.
Under the new agreement, Mr. La Barbera said union factory workers would earn $55,000 a year, 25 percent less than the average union construction worker. But, he said, the trade-off is that the factory worker will work steady hours throughout the year, regardless of the weather.
"We see this as an opportunity to get into markets we're not in," Mr. La Barbera said. We can't ignore an emerging industry. We see it as creating more job opportunities in residential construction."


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Scientific publications
Primary adrenal carcinoma
de Castro F, Isa W, Agüera L, Rosell Costa D, Abad JI, Robles JE, Berián JM.
Departamento de Urología, Clínica Universitaria, Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona
Magazine: Actas Urológicas Españolas
Date: Jan 1, 1993Urology [SP]
A series of 17 patients with primary adrenal cortical carcinoma is presented. Of 14 patients without evidence of disseminated disease prior to radical surgery, 6 developed distant metastases during follow-up.
The mean interval free of disease in these patients was 12 months (range 3-40) and the median survival 15 months. Of the six patients in whom adjuvant external beam radiotherapy was delivered, no evidence of local recurrence was observed. Of the patients treated without external beam radiotherapy, 3 local failures were observed. The projected 5 years survival was 35%, which is similar to that reported in the literature.
To date, there is no evidence that chemotherapy nor radiotherapy could improve the survival, however, radiotherapy might increase the local control in selected cases.
CITATION Actas Urol Esp. 1993 Jan;17(1):30-4
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Winchcombe is a popular base for walking
On Sunday August 13th with sunny skies it so happened that four ramblers groups from Stourbridge, Stratford, Gloucester and Cleeve all decided to begin a walk from Winchcombe.
About 80 people – and that's aside from some random walkers who'd arrived for their own walks. Winchcombe is well placed on the walking map.
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You probably have a general idea of the benefits you can gain from using acupuncture. Continue reading to understand this alternative treatment.
You cannot avoid needles during acupuncture.They are an acupuncturist. You need to be prepared for this before you get treated or else you're going to get too stressed out.
Make certain your acupuncturist is using new needles. If you do not see your acupuncturist get some brand new needles out of a sealed pack, ask the acupuncturist if the needles are new.
You do not need to fear acupuncture since the needles used are not painful. This means that you will not going to have to deal with pain.
It is essential that people avoid large meals before their acupuncture treatment. Eat something small a few hours in advance to ensure you don't pass out, but don't consume a full meal. The reason for this is because a lot of people won't feel as comfortable lying down whenever their stomach is full.
Research your local area. Some will be great, so it is worth it to ask around and check into several different ones.Look for reviews online and look through the BBB's listings to see if you can find any cases that were submitted. The more you do your homework, the better for you.
You should plan to relax before and after your session. Your body can respond better to it if you aren't getting stressed and stress free.
Talk with your acupuncturist about getting your insurance. There are many carriers willing to provide coverage for alternative medicine. Being able to pay with insurance will definitely save you tons of money.If this is not the case, you could be out a lot of money for the treatments.
There are many benefits to acupuncture, but it should not replace conventional treatments for diseases like cancer. Continue the treatments with your regular doctor's appointments if you have a chronic or serious illness and supplement them with acupuncture.
Acupuncture is usually painless, but you will not know for sure how your body responds until you have your first session. Everyone differs in their approach and opinion, so do not go on the advice of only one person. Talk to your practitioner if what you are experiencing is normal.
Take time to rest and relax before and after an acupuncture treatment. Get at least a full night's sleep after your sessions.
Look on the Internet for an acupuncture therapist. Just do a Google search "acupuncturist" and add your location to find an acupuncturist near you. You might also go to acupuncture sites like www.NCCAOM.org and www.acufinder.com. The NCCAOM will give you a detailed list on who is licensed is NCCAOM.
Many people report feeling blissed out after seeing an acupuncturist. You can prolong that sensation by staying away from television and flashy settings. Acupuncture lends itself to helping you feel good because it clears fog from your brain. Turning on the television or participating in similar activities will just once again clog your brain.
Some acupuncture patients report feeling worse after having gone through acupuncture. This may indicate what is called a "healing crisis". The symptoms may worsen but eventually get better.
If you have difficulty getting around, it is possible that your acupuncturist will come to you. A lot of acupuncturists are able to travel to the home if they aren't able to get around. You might be charged more, but you can get treated in your own place of residence.
Make sure you have healthy meals after each acupuncture session. Acupuncture is meant to draw toxins out of your body and a healthy diet will aid with that. If you eat a bunch of junk food afterwards, you are just replacing the toxins that just came out!
Speak with friends with acupuncture. Find out about their experiences and the sensations they experienced. See if they felt it helped their well being changed at all in the long run. Be open minded and don't forget to ask questions.
While you will have someone doing acupuncture on you that will try to get you to relax, you might wish to bring things along that will help you too. A music CD with relaxing music on it, a pillow that you find comfortable, or a soft blanket are all great things to bring along. You want the most from your treatment. Bring anything that will help with that.
You will only feel little or no discomfort during your acupuncture treatments. If you get pain from the needle that doesn't go away, you need to inform you acupuncturist immediately. The needle may have accidentally hit a nerve meridians.
Your acupuncturist might put needles in several different locations. It is widely believed that acupuncture is only involves the back.This experience is quite normal and should not cause you any stress.
You may find that you start to cry during an acupuncture session. It is not unusual to experience an emotional release during their acupuncture session. This is considered normal and may be a strong indication that your treatment is effective. While you may feel discomfort if you have this happen, rest easy knowing that the practitioner is most likely used to it.
Hopefully, you now understand what acupuncture is and how it can help you. Many people spend so much time thinking about the needles, they never get to know of the benefits acupuncture can offer. But, since you know what acupuncture is all about, you can begin acupuncture now!


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The Jute plant grows among other in India where our Jute carpets are produced. Jute is ready for harvest after four to six month and while it grows, it absorbs three times the amount of CO2 compared to a normal tree. When the plants are harvested, the roots and leaves are left to fertilize the ground for future plants. Further, the plant does not need pesticides or fertilizer as e.g. cotton needs to grow. To loosen the fiber on the jute plant, it needs to be soaked in water for a few days where after it easily can be scraped off. The remaining material is used as sawdust. Jute is 100 % biodegradable.
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The war between Instagram and Twitter appears to be escalating – with the former's photos no longer viewable on Twitter timelines.
According to Tech Crunch, Twitter users are reporting that, as of the weekend, Instagram photos can no longer be viewed in timelines. Clicking on an Instagram cross post's "view photo" link from both Twitter's website and official mobile app now results in a blank white space appearing.
The two social networking giants have been tussling of late, with Instagram last week dropping its support for Twitter cards.
Instagram has recently added web profiles for its users, and it appears the removal of working links is its latest strategy in the struggle to move them away from Twitter.
Twitter, for its part, is reported to be gearing up its own set of Instagram-style filters in an attempt to steer users away from the photo-sharing service. Claimed sources have reported that these filters will be available in the official Twitter app before the end of the year.
So it seems as if two of the world's most popular social tools are trying their best to fall out with each other. The question is: is this good for the user or just another example of social media cutting off its nose to spite its face? Let us know what you think via the Trusted Reviews Twitter and Facebook feeds or in the comments section below.


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From the awesome Austin, TX…here you can find the super cool Lord's Gym! A perfect spot for getting an extreme workout and for us photogs..some great HDR's!! I really enjoy finding these type places. Wish I had the guts now to travel up to Los Angeles and find places like this. Maybe one day!
NEW HDR BACKGROUNDS COMING SOON!!! – I have a bunch more backgrounds coming out in the next few weeks! Great alleys and sports locations! Keep ya posted. Denny Mfg. gets first choice, then the balance will go up on my site. Target date: March 1st. The color version of the shot above will be included!