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Al-Azhar Conference Center (ACC), Nasr City, Cairo, Egypt .
Saturday to Sunday 24-25 February, 2024.
About The Conference
Under the auspices of Prof.Dr. Ahmed Al-Tayeb
The Grand Imam of Al-Azhar al-Sharif
Prof.Dr. Salama Dawod
The President of Al-Azhar University
Prof.Dr. Mahmoud Seddik
The Vice President of Al-Azhar University for Postgraduate Studies and Research
The Faculty of Engineering will hold its sixteenth conference,
which began its first session in 1989. Al-Azhar International Engineering Conference will be held this year
under the title: Modern Engineering Applications and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainability
Therefore, the Faculty of Engineering, Al-Azhar University, has the honor to invite specialized researchers from Egypt and all countries of the world
to participate in the activities of the "Sixteenth Al-Azhar International Engineering Conference."
To contribute to the conference by sending research articles that include the latest research results and innovations that describe
important developments in all engineering fields.
The Faculty of Engineering will hold its sixteenth conference, which began its first session in 1989. Al-Azhar International Engineering Conference will be held this year in cooperation with Japan Society for the Promotion of Science, "JSPS" (Cairo Overseas Office) and JSPS Alumni Association in Egypt "JSPSAAE" under the title: Modern Engineering Applications and Artificial Intelligence for Sustainability
Conference Topics
Here are some of Conference Topics
Systems and Computers Engineering (SCE):
- Computer Networks (SCE01)
- Software Engineering (SCE02)
- Artificial Intelligence (SCE03)
- Control Engineering (SCE04)
- Computer Engineering (SCE05)
- Internet of Things (SCE06)
Electrical Power Engineering (Elec01):
- Smart Grids and Their Applications
- Power Systems Performance and Reliability Enhancing Techniques
- Green Buildings Integration Principles and Renewable Energy Resources
- Power System Protection and The Implementation Of Automation Process
- Control Systems Technologies
- Design and Development of Hybrid Renewable Energy Systems
Electronics and Communications (Elec02):
- Broadband Communications
- Wireless, Mobile, And Optical Communication Networks
- Communication Systems Security and Data Protection
- Wireless Sensor Networks
- Image and Signal Processing
Structural Engineering (Civi01):
- High Buildings
- Earthquake Engineering
- Wind Engineering
- Concrete and Metal Structures
- Structural Modeling
- Bridge and Tunnel Design
- Fortification and Restoration Of Existing Buildings
- Building Material and Low-Cost Housing
Road and Transportation Engineering (Civi02):
- Traffic and Transportation Engineering
- Transportation Planning
- Traffic Safety
- Traffic Systems Management
- Quality Control in Road Projects
- Road Construction Materials
- Road and Pavement Rehabilitation Design
Water and Environmental Engineering (Civi03):
- Water and Sanitation Networks
- Desalination Plants
- Solid Waste Management
- Integrated Water Resources Management
- Air and Soil Pollution and Climate Change
Geotechnical Engineering (Civi04):
- Soil Improvement
- Surface and Deep Foundations
- Soil Modeling
- Retaining Walls Under the Influence of Different Loads
- Soil Dynamics and Seismicity
Surveying and Geomatic Engineering (Civi05):
- Geodetic Surveying & Networks Adjustment and Earth Observations & Astronomy and Artificial Satellites.
- Photogrammetry and Unmanned Aerial Systems.
- Remote Sensing and Geographic Information System.
Production Engineering (Mech01):
- Nano Material Science
- Mechanics and Mechatronics
- Stress Analysis and Fracture Mechanics
- Industrial Engineering
- Non-Conventional Machining
- BioMedical Engineering
Power Engineering (Mech02):
- Broadband Communications
- Internal and External Combustion
- Renewable Energy
- Fluid Dynamics and Aerodynamics
Technology and Innovation (Arch01):
- Energy performance and energy efficient buildings
- Sustainability, resilience and smart cities
- Integrated BIM solutions for buildings
- Quality of building use
Conservation and Regeneration (Arch02):
- Adaptive use of historical buildings
- Renovation of historic buildings
- Heritage and management
- Culture, society and future city visions
New Trends in Architecture (Arch03):
- Building design and assessment methods
- Construction and building technology
- Community, space and public participation
- Life cycle, operation and maintenance of buildings
Architectural Education (Arch04):
- History and theory of architecture
- Design studio
- Design technology
- Learning methods
Urban Planning and sustainability (Plan01):
- Building sustainable and resilient cities in the developing countries.
- Characteristics of resilient cities
- Governance and decentralization in the future cities
- Methods of promoting the local identity in future cities
- Forming our cities through new systems of transportation
Urban Design (Plan02):
- Who will design the city of the future?
- New approaches for more interactive green areas
Regional Planning and Development (Plan03):
- Regional compatibility on the borders of countries
- New trends of regional development planning
Petroleum Engineering (Pet.&Min01):
- Petroleum Refining Engineering
- Fuel Technology
- Petrochemical Technology
- Natural Gas Technology
- Applied Geophysics
- Drilling
- Environmental Considerations
- Petroleum Geology
- Petrochemicals
- Production
- Reservoirs
- Transportation
Metallurgical and Mining Engineering (Pet.&Min02):
- Advanced Materials
- Extractive Metallurgy
- Batteries and Energy Materials
- Composite Materials
- Corrosion
- Ferrous and Nonferrous Metallurgy
- Advanced Metal Extraction
- Nanomaterials and Nanotechnology
- Welding and Joining
- Mine Surveying
- Mineral Processing
- Mining and Environment
Mathematics and Physics Engineering (Mth.&Phy):
- Mathematical modeling systems and applications(Mth.&Phy01)
- Control theory and optimization (Mth.&Phy02)
- Adaptive Solutions techniques (Mth.&Phy03)
- Nuclear structure and nuclear technology (Mth.&Phy04)
- Engineering Physics Applications (Mth.&Phy05)
Conference Committees
Here are some of Conference Committees
Conference Chairman
Prof. Mohamed Ahmed Mehanna
Dean Faculty of Engineering
Conference Co-Chairman
Prof. Ashraf El Marakby
Vice Dean for Graduate Studies and Research
Conference Co-Chairman
Prof. Mohamed Saad
Professor - Faculty of Engineering - Al-Azhar University
Conference Secretary
Mohamed Abd Alaziz
Professor - Faculty of Engineering - Al-Azhar University
Advisory Committee Chairman
Prof. Ibrahiem Mabrouk
Professor - Faculty of Engineering - Al-Azhar University
Scientific committee Chairman
Prof. Salah Salman
Professor - Faculty of Engineering - Al-Azhar University
General Coordinator of Scientific Committees
Prof. Salah Salman
Faculty of Engineering - Al-Azhar University
Scientific Committee
- Dr. Haytham El Marakby - Harvard Uni.
- Prof. Ashraf Salama - Strathclyde Uni.
- Prof. Harald Weber - Rostock Uni.
- Prof. Naoko Fukami - Director of JSPS, Cairo Station
- Prof. Sergio Altomonte - UCLouvain Uni.
- Prof. Brichkin V. N. - Santi-Petersburg Mining Uni
- Prof. Mosbeh Kaloop - Incheon National Uni.
- Prof. Nageh Allam - AUC
- Prof. Aly El Semary - Al-Azhar Uni.
- Prof. Diaa-Eldin Mansour - Egypt-Japan Uni.
- Ass. Prof. Gomaa Sanad - Al-Azhar Uni.
- Prof. Ibrahim Nassar - Al-Azhar Uni.
Organizing Committee
- Prof. Ahmed Elkady
- Prof. Tarek Aboul-Fotouh
- Ass. Prof. Amr Refky
- Ass. Prof. Mohamed Rohaim
- Ass. Prof. Mohamed Kamal
- Ass. Prof. Ramy Elkady
- Dr. Amr Basuony
- Dr. Amr Elsheshtawy
- Dr. Mohamed Atef
- Dr. Mohammad Zakaria
Advisory Committee:
- Prof. Abdallah Wahdan
- Prof. Husain Abbas
- Prof. Amr Helal
- Prof. Mohamed Galal
- Prof. Elsaeed Osman
- Prof. Mohamed Saad
- Prof. Faisal Elrefaey
- Prof. Mosaad Sadawy
- Prof. Hesham Sobh
- Prof. Mostafa Ali
Inivited & keynote Speakers
Here are some of our speakers
Prof. TAKEDA, Kazuya
Dept. of Intelligent Systems, School of Informatics, Nagoya University, Nagoya, Japan
Prof. Nageh Allam
Materials Science and Engineering, American University in Cairo (AUC) / Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)
Ass. Prof. Gomaa A.M. Ali
Chemistry Department, Faculty of Science, Al-Azhar University, Assiut, Egypt
Prof. Thomas W. Sanchez
Department of Landscape Architecture and Urban Planning, Texas A&M University
Dr. Haitham A. Elmarakeby,
MIT and Harvard Dana-Farber Cancer Institute / Al-Azhar University
Prof. Yuta Nishina,
Research Core for Interdisciplinary Sciences, Okayama University, Japan.
Ass. Prof. Fady Alnajjar
College of Information Technology, Emirates University (UAEU), United Arab Emirates.
Prof. Naoko Fukami
Director of Cairo Research Station, Japan Society for the Promotion of Science "JSPS"
Prof. Maki Sugimoto
CEO, Holoeyes Inc. Innovation Lab, Teikyo University Okinaga Research Institute, Japan
Ass. Prof. Mohammed Shahien
Manufacturing Technology Research Division, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Namiki, Tsukuba, Ibaraki, JAPAN
Prof. Mohamed. Abd Al-Aziz
Urban Planning Engineering Department, Faculty of Engineering, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt
Prof. Ahmed Abdelmoneim
Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (E-JUST), Alexandria, Egypt
Prof.Mohamed Gepreel
Egypt-Japan University of Science and Technology (E-JUST), Alexandria, Egypt
Prof. Ahmed El Hakim
Civil Engineering Dept, Faculty of Engineering, Al-Azhar University, Cairo, Egypt
Conference Schedule
Here important dates you should know:
- Deadline for abstract submission: 15 December 2023
- Deadline for final paper submission: 25 December 2023
- Announcement of full paper acceptance: 10 February 2024
- Conference dates: 24-25 February 2024
Check our gallery from the previous events
What are the Conference topics ?
- Computer Systems Engineering
- Civil engineering
- Electrical engineering
- Mechanical engineering
- Mining, Petroleum and Metallurgical Engineering
- Architectural engineering
- Urban Planning Engineering
What are the Conference key dates?
- Deadline for abstract submission: 15 December 2023
- Deadline for final paper submission: 25 December 2023
- Announcement of full paper acceptance: 10 February 2024
- Conference dates: 24-25 February 2024
What are the Conference Objectives?
- To learn about the latest research developments in the field of applied engineering sciences.
- To learn about scientific researches that integrate different engineering disciplines and highlight their impacts on engineering education.
- To highlight the impact of recent industry trends on integrated engineering education curricula.
- To highlight common concepts among different engineering fields to support advanced technological industries.
- To identify currently applied fields in engineering sciences to update the academic engineering curricula.
What are the Conference activities?
- Plenary sessions to present keynote speakers talk.
- Technical sessions to discuss the accepted papers for oral presentation.
- A series of seminars on topics of importance to achieve Egypt's Vision 2030 within the framework of engineering education
Participants include researchers, academics and experts, from inside and outside Egypt, who are interested in the engineering education and integration issues; at the local, regional and international levels. Participants also include representatives of international and regional bodies and organizations interested in engineering education and sustainable development issues, in addition to representatives of the concerned ministries and national bodies, and representatives from the public and private sectors.
All manuscripts must be clearly written in Arabic or in English. The conference provides interpretation services.
Fees price plan for egyptians and foreigners
- Welcome reception
- ID card for presentation
- Conference Folder or Bag
- Participation in the technical program
- Printed Presentation Certificate
- Coffee breaks
- Lunch
- Welcome reception
- ID card for presentation
- Conference Folder or Bag
- Participation in the technical program
- Printed Presentation Certificate
- Coffee breaks
- Lunch
- Welcome reception
- ID card for presentation
- Conference Folder or Bag
- Participation in the technical program
- Printed Presentation Certificate
- Coffee breaks
- Lunch
- Welcome reception
- ID card for presentation
- Conference Folder or Bag
- Participation in the technical program
- Printed Presentation Certificate
- Coffee breaks
- Lunch
*know That! It is mandatory for at least one author of an accepted paper to register in order for the paper to appear in the proceedings and included in the Presentation. If an author has got more than one accepted paper, there will be a discount on additional papers registration.


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Now that the UK has left the EU, where do we stand in terms of disputes with parties within the EU? Can we rely on jurisdiction agreements in our contracts? Will we be able to enforce an English judgment abroad? These are important considerations when entering cross-border contracts and also if a dispute arises.
In this note, I will look at the current position in relation to jurisdiction and the recognition and enforcement of judgments with EU parties and how this might change in the medium term. I will also flag up some practical considerations.
How did we get here?
Not long after the Brexit referendum, I wrote an article looking at how it might affect jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments. I took the view that although there was uncertainty at the time, it was highly likely that EU and the UK would agree a means of keeping the status quo as part of any deal reached because it would offer commercial certainty for all involved. Like virtually all predictions relating to Brexit, I was wide of the mark.
The UK formally left the EU on 31 January 2020. For a while, nothing changed in practice because the withdrawal agreement meant that the existing rules continued to apply.
These rules were set out in instruments such as the Brussels I (Recast) Regulation (Brussels I). This set out how the EU courts would determine jurisdiction amongst themselves, including by giving effect to express jurisdiction agreements. It also allowed for the reciprocal recognition and enforcement of specified judgments, including crucially monetary judgments in commercial disputes.
The 2007 Lugano Convention also dealt (in a slightly more limited way) with recognition of judgments between EU member states and Norway, Iceland and Switzerland.
However, the withdrawal agreement ceased to have effect on New Year's Eve 2020, and on 1 January 2021 we awoke to life under the EU-UK Trade Co-operation agreement (the TCA). The TCA does not contain any provisions relating to jurisdiction or the enforcement of judgments. In simple terms, the parties did not come to any agreement on these issues.
What about existing proceedings?
Under the withdrawal agreement, proceedings commenced before 31 January 2021 will continue to be subject to the provisions of Brussels I, both in terms of determining jurisdiction and also the recognition and enforcement of judgments. This at least provides some certainty for those parties who were in the middle of litigation when the transition period ended.
What rules apply to claims issued after 31 December 2020?
The position will depend on whether the parties agreed a jurisdiction clause.
No agreement on jurisdiction
If there was no agreement about jurisdiction, each court will apply its own rules. The English court will apply the common law rules to determine whether it has the jurisdiction to hear the dispute and whether it will enforce a foreign judgment.
In practical terms, this may actually extend the scope of claims which the English courts can choose to hear, but it may also mean the front-loading of work to seek permission to serve proceedings out of the jurisdiction. As each member state will apply its own rules, local advice may be required if a member state court is proposed. There may also be the prospect of parallel proceedings in England and a member state, with neither party being obliged to stop and consider the risk of inconsistent judgments.
Generally speaking, it is likely that judgments commercial disputes in England will be enforceable in member states and vice versa. After all, until very recently the courts were able to recognise and enforce each other's judgments, and there is no reason to think that since Brexit the judgments of the respective courts have become less safe.
However, the process of recognition will not be automatic. Fresh proceedings may need to be issued to sue on the judgment. It is likely to be much more time consuming and costly, and it may be necessary to incur the costs of obtaining local advice on enforcement before deciding whether to issue proceedings. The lack of certainty may be sufficient to deter potential claimants from pursuing their claims.
Agreement on jurisdiction reached after 31 December 2020
The UK was previously a contracting state under the Hague Convention on Choice of Court Agreements 2005 (the Hague Convention) by virtue of its membership of the EU. However, it became a contracting state on its own right from 1 January 2021. This means that where an agreement on exclusive jurisdiction is reached on or after 1 January 2021 between a party in a member state and a party in the UK, the courts should respect that agreement and enforce any judgments obtained as a result of it.
However, this comes with a caveat, in that it only applies to exclusive jurisdiction clauses. So-called asymmetric clauses (which gives one party a choice of jurisdictions) or non-exclusive jurisdiction clauses are not caught. In addition, enforcement will not apply to interim measures such as an injunction.
Agreement on jurisdiction reached before 1 January 2021
Will the Hague Convention apply to jurisdiction agreements reached before the UK became a member in its own right on 1 January 2021? The answer is unclear. The UK has indicated that it will give effect to such agreements as if the Hague Convention applied, but the EU and its member states have indicated that they may not. This could lead to uncertainty and parallel proceedings. To avoid this uncertainty, parties may wish to re-state their agreement now, to ensure it is caught by the Hague Convention.
What steps has the UK taken?
As mentioned above, the UK has already become a contracting state to the Hague Convention which provides some certainty in cases where there an exclusive jurisdiction clause.
It has also applied to accede to the Lugano Convention. This would more closely match the previous arrangements which applied when the UK was in the EU. This means that it would apply to non-exclusive or asymmetric jurisdiction clauses and would also assist in the enforcement of judgments.
However, its application to join Lugano must be approved by all contracting parties. Switzerland was the first to approve, followed by Norway and Iceland. However, the EU has not set out its stall yet. Covid-19 has perhaps pushed this down the list of priorities and the relationship between the UK and the EU is becoming increasingly frosty. There is no guarantee that the EU will agree to the UK's membership of Lugano, and it looks like it can be excluded as a possibility in the short term at least.
There is also a suggestion that the UK may become a contracting state to a 2019 Hague Convention which deals with enforcement of judgments. However, at this stage, its only signatories are Israel, Uruguay and Ukraine, and it is yet to be ratified. In the long term it may become the international standard, but it is of no immediate use.
As a member state, the UK benefited from a level of certainty in relation to question of jurisdiction and the enforcement of judgments between courts in member states. With Brexit, that certainty was removed (save perhaps where an exclusive jurisdiction clause has been agreed on or after 1 January 2021). There is no immediate prospect of this certainty returning, and the landscape may continue to change over the years to come.
The likelihood is that the courts in the UK and member states will continue to give effect to non-exclusive jurisdiction clauses, and that they will ultimately enforce each other's judgments. However, parties will decide whether the additional time and cost, including the need to obtain local advice, and additional risks (such as the existence of parallel proceedings) will be worth the proceedings – particularly where there is no agreement on jurisdiction.
Practical steps to take?
There is no need to panic. However, it would be prudent to evaluate current cross-border contracts with parties in EU member states and consider how you can mitigate any issues on future transactions. We suggest the following:
- Carry out an audit of your existing cross-border contracts and the terms which may apply to them. Is there an exclusive jurisdiction clause? If not, it may be worth making a note of those contacts for which jurisdiction may become an issue.
- Consider restating jurisdiction agreements on existing contracts. For example, if you have a non-exclusive jurisdiction clause, or your clause was agreed before 1 January 2021, it may be prudent to agree with the counter-party that any dispute arising will be subject to an exclusive jurisdiction agreement. Don't forget to consider whether this will amount to a valid variation (i.e. it may need to be by deed or have sufficient consideration). You will of course need a receptive counter-party and may have to explain the benefit for both parties in terms of certainty.
- Change your drafting (and perhaps your standard terms and conditions) going forward to include an exclusive jurisdiction clause.
- Where an issue arises, consider whether you should obtain advice on jurisdiction and enforceability from lawyers local to the counter-party at an early stage, so that you can make an informed commercial decision as to how to deal with the dispute. Ask for details of whether the EU member state court would be likely to accept jurisdiction and the costs and timescales involved with proceedings or the enforcement of judgments.
- Consider arbitration for cross-border disputes. Arbitral awards are recognised and enforced under the New York Convention, to which the UK and EU members states are contracting parties in their own right. Brexit has not altered the position in relation to arbitration, so an arbitral award covered by the New York Convention obtained against a party in an EU member state should be as easy to enforce as it was previously.

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Although far from a big update in any sense of the word, it's good to see Microsoft continuing with its plans to optimize and improve different aspects of the Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 after their release, much as the firm has done with previous generations of Surface hardware.
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Friends, ladies and gentlemen
1. COVID-19 has underlined a fundamental reality about Singapore: We are too small to survive on our own. We need to tap into global markets.
2. We have only two advantages: a good geographical location, and a people who are responsible, resourceful and reliable, willing and able to work hard to make miracles happen.
We Shall Be An Open-Economy
3. From time to time, these truisms about Singapore and Singaporeans are questioned. I accepted your invitation today so I can assure all our international partners that Singapore's approach to running our economy has not and will not change – for the simple reason it can't, for our reality has not changed and never can.
4. We will continue to welcome, facilitate and protect foreign investments. We will continue to complement local with foreign talent. We will preserve, buttress and expand our network of free trade agreements.
5. We will continue to value the technology and expertise the world can offer us. We will persist in learning from all. We will continue to be a hub for manufacturing, trading, maritime, aviation, financial services, ICT and R&D.
6. Singapore will also continue to be the interchange between East and West, Europe and Asia, China and India. It will continue to be your springboard to connect with the ASEAN region.
7. There are two reasons why all these long-standing understandings of our reality have been called into question recently by some. One is internal, the other external.
The Discomforts of Globalisation
8. The internal reason is the domestic debate we have been having, on whether foreign manpower and free trade harm the interest of Singaporeans.
9. This is not a new debate. We have had this debate before in Singapore. Indeed, such a debate has occurred elsewhere in the world with greater ferocity. In America and Europe we have seen the rise of anti-globalization, populist, far right political groupings.
10. In Singapore, there have been attempts to use free trade agreements — especially CECA, our partnership agreement with India — to whip up anti-foreigner sentiments and seed xenophobia in our society.
11. That is why the Prime Minister and cabinet decided recently that my colleague Dr Tan See Leng and I should deliver Ministerial statements in Parliament and openly debate the issue.
12. We presented the facts, explained the importance of free trade to Singapore and proved that while our workers are facing challenges, their problems were not caused by free trade agreements, let alone CECA.
13. The PAP government is prepared to confront this issue, because openness is a fundamental value for us. We are confident the great majority of Singaporeans understand the need for us to stay open, including the need to continue welcoming foreign expertise to complement local talent.
14. However, we must and will address the genuine concerns of some Singaporeans. As in other advanced economies, globalisation does have downsides for us.
15. In our case, some segments of our workforce are concerned about the heightened competition for jobs from foreign manpower; the over-concentration of foreigners in certain sectors, companies, and locations on the island; and the unfair and discriminatory hiring practices of a small minority of employers.
16. We will deal robustly with these problems. If we don't, resentments will grow, and there will be fertile ground for far-right populist politics to gather strength. We are determined to never let such politics take root here.
17. By addressing the problems some in our workforce face, we will continue to maintain broad support for our open economic model. The solutions we adopt to address these problems will not depart significantly from the measures other developed countries have adopted.
18. The larger challenge we face now is an external one – arising from COVID-19.
The Real Economic Threat of COVID-19
19. Economies around the world have gone through upheavals because of COVID-19. In Singapore, a very visible marker has been the F&B industry.
20. We had to suspend dining in F&B outlets each time there was a significant rise in infections, because restaurants are high risk settings. Each time that happened, it affected the daily lives of Singaporeans in tangible ways.
21. However, though F&B is an important barometer of domestic well-being, the single biggest factor that will profoundly affect Singapore's long-term attractiveness and competitiveness is the openness of our borders.
22. Hence, when COVID-19 disrupted cross border activities, we stayed true to our long-standing commitment of staying open, and tried various ways to overcome the disruptions. Let me recount a few key episodes.
23. First, manufacturers were concerned supply lines were disrupted. We did whatever we could to keep supply lines open, and the Port of Singapore and air cargo operations uninterrupted.
24. Throughout the pandemic, we continued to service the world as a major transhipment and bunkering hub. When queues built up at our Port, the PSA used automation, artificial intelligence and advanced planning to clear them as quickly as possible. We never locked down; we never closed in.
25. And at the height of uncertainty, even when Singapore was about to run short of certain items (like N95 masks), we never imposed export controls. Throughout the pandemic, including during the circuit breaker period, manufacturers in Singapore continued to have access to raw materials and components, and were able to export freely to overseas markets and honour deliveries to their global clients.
26. Second, when a humanitarian crisis was brewing because over half a million sea crew were stranded, not able to disembark when they called at certain ports, the Singapore Government worked with the industry and developed a process to facilitate crew change in Singapore.
27. To date, we have facilitated over 160,000 crew changes – and up to 300 a day over the past five months. We are currently working with the industry on a global effort to help vaccinate sea crew coming through our ports.
28. Third, when the supply of workers became a concern. For example, when Malaysia imposed Movement Control Order at very short notice in March 2020, tens of thousands of Malaysian workers who commuted daily between Singapore and Johor were stranded on both sides of the Causeway.
29. For those in Singapore, if they returned to their home country, they would not be able to come out again to Singapore to work.
30. Literally overnight, we made arrangements with hotels to help the Malaysian workers find accommodation in Singapore, so that they could continue to work, and operations here were not affected.
31. We worked with our counterparts in Malaysia to make sure that as far as possible Malaysian suppliers to Singapore plants could continue to operate.
32. As for healthcare during the pandemic, we treated everyone equally. Thus far, everyone who was infected with COVID-19 in Singapore, regardless of nationality, has been given the best possible care, at no cost.
33. When we commenced our vaccination exercise earlier this year, we made sure we covered everyone who lives in Singapore. Hence, all foreigners holding work passes, dependent passes and student passes could get their vaccinations and be protected while living in Singapore. We just extended vaccination to short term pass holders who have extended stay in Singapore.
34. We vaccinated in the order most sensible for public health reasons, starting with frontline workers, then vulnerable seniors, and then down the age bands – but always, regardless of nationalities.
Disruption to People-to-People Contact
35. But while we were able to keep supply lines open, facilitated crew change, and vaccinated the great majority of people living in Singapore, we could not overcome the biggest challenge we faced, which was the disruption to travel.
36. Changi Airport became empty, and SIA was grounded. It was a serious situation and remains so, for Changi and SIA are strategic to Singapore.
37. People to people exchanges also dried up. Our businessmen and entrepreneurs have not been able to fly out of Singapore to meet partners and clients abroad; MNC executives, both Singaporean and expatriate, have been unable to visit overseas operations; and students had to forego overseas internships. Many couples as well as multi-national families were forced apart, which is painful.
38. We are a hub and a key node in the world. If people from different parts of the world cannot come here to do business, exchange ideas, collaborate, create sparks and make things happen, we are diminished. COVID-19 dealt us a severe blow indeed.
39. We cannot reverse this simply by opening up our borders, ceasing to quarantine new visitors and let normal travel resume. That would lead to massive outbreaks of infection and deaths, and eventually, another lockdown.
40. Instead, we tried whatever we could to revive travel, step-by-step. Key personnel, senior executives, board members of major companies, as well as experts needed to maintain, repair or install critical equipment, were allowed to travel in and out of Singapore, with controlled itineraries and frequent testing in lieu of quarantine.
41. However, to manage transmission risk, we had to limit the number of travelers. As a result, as hard as it tried, EDB could not satisfy all the demand. It had to be selective, giving priority to those with a large base of employees in Singapore.
42. Not too long into the pandemic, we developed a plan to revive travel safely. The first step was to open-up, unilaterally if necessarily, to countries and regions which had successfully controlled the spread of the virus. We are the only Asian country to have done this for Brunei, Australia, New Zealand, China, Vietnam, and Taiwan. The scheme has been successful and remains in force today, with countries and regions added or removed depending on their COVID situation.
43. We made attempts to commence a first-of-its-kind Air Travel Bubble with Hong Kong. It would have been a very meaningful scheme, between two international cities and financial services hubs. But the stars were never aligned, and the bubble could not take off.
44. Nevertheless, we plan to open up to countries with moderate risk, by reducing or removing quarantine for fully vaccinated individuals from countries with lower infection rates.
45. We explained this broad plan earlier this year. Around the same time, we managed to bring forward the vaccine delivery schedule. We were thus able to accelerate the pace of vaccination — with about one percent of our population vaccinated every day.
46. On 24 June 2021, the co-chairs of the Multi-Ministry Taskforce articulated the Government's plan to transit to a new normal, where we live with COVID-19 as an endemic disease. One key component of the transition was the roadmap to progressively re-open our borders, to reconnect with the world again.
47. Unfortunately, just then we hit a snag. The Delta variant infected fishmongers at a fisheries port, who in turn spread the virus to numerous markets across the city frequented by many seniors. Only 42% of our population was fully vaccinated at that point and it would have been reckless if we had doggedly pushed ahead with our roadmap.
48. We had to re-tighten so as to buy more time to vaccinate more people, especially our seniors. As expected, cases shot up, and so too the number of people who were exposed to infected individuals and had to be quarantined.
49. We needed more quarantine rooms for them, which meant fewer rooms for travelers. Hence, we had to throttle back travel flows, causing a lot of inconveniences to global businesses and their employees.
50. But our responses worked. Numbers of infection cases, COVID-19 patients who fall severely ill, fatalities, are stable and under control. With the time we bought ourselves, we became one of most highly vaccinated countries in the world.
51. About 80% of our total population have fully completed their vaccinations; and the numbers are still rising. In terms of eligible population, our coverage is even higher, at 86%.
52. We have thus re-activated our transition roadmap. The Ministry of Manpower's application window for returning Employment Pass holders and their dependents are opened again.
53. Yesterday we announced a new country risk framework, and a vaccinated travel arrangement. We will start this arrangement in September with Germany and Brunei, expanding to other parts of the world later.
Conclusion – The Other Reality of Singapore
54. It has been a trying time for everyone, including for anyone who is working in a foreign land.
55. Some countries or regions have been very safe with low infection numbers, and very tight border measures. But it is difficult to sustain this for a prolonged period. People are tired of the frequent lockdowns and travel bans.
56. In other countries, there is far more freedom. But it came at a heavy cost, for these countries had gone through massive outbreaks, and had high numbers of fatalities.
57. We adopted a middle course in Singapore. While there were many inconveniences due to social restrictions, by and large, life could carry on normally. Schools stayed opened, restaurants and attractions operated most of the time, people discovered that there was more nature in Singapore than they had realized.
58. More importantly, our hospitals were our never overwhelmed and we had relatively few deaths. However, our border controls were quite strict, and were further tightened during periods when local infections spiked.
59. There is no country or region that has been both free of restrictions and safe from Covid-19. Singapore had to weigh carefully between preserving lives and livelihoods.
60. We believe this approach was right and prudent. People value and love Singapore not because we adopt a laissez-faire attitude about anything, let alone public health. People value us because the city is well-governed; everything works; we are stable, secure and safe; and above all, because we take care of everyone in Singapore, even in a pandemic.
61. This is why we took the measures we did, including painful ones, so as to keep the country safe from COVID19. If we had opened up recklessly, we would not be Singapore anymore. Our experience of COVID-19 would have resembled New York's or London's. People would now be asking to leave Singapore, not asking to return.
62. Today, we are in a new position. Primarily because even without a severe threat of infections and deaths, our population came forward in big numbers to get vaccinated. Everyone — young and old, all races and nationalities – are taking their jabs.
63. This came about because there is strong trust amongst people and between people and government. This trust does not come out of nowhere. It comes from the Government's consistency of action, guided by a recognition of our constraints, a long term perspective, and a strong sense of mission to keep Singapore stable, secure and safe.
64. As a result, whenever we face challenges, people collectively come together to do their part, even making sacrifices, for the larger good and for the long term.
65. That is why throughout the pandemic, Singaporeans were disciplined and socially responsible. I believe we are more united now than before COVID-19 struck.
66. I thank all our foreign partners for bearing up with all the inconveniences and heartaches of the past 18 months. I hope that as important stakeholders here, you will continue to work with us in partnership, as we transit to become a COVID-19 resilient nation.


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One thing that has surprised me during this pandemic is the speed of the internet. At least where I live, the internet has worked amazingly well. No slowdowns, which is fantastic considering the number of people who are streaming videos, doing homework, searching, or whatever they are doing.
The first time, I noticed a slow down is this morning. It took a while for me to get into my Virtual Challenge website. Now it could have been that website - who knows. Let's just hope that we're going to continue to get this exceptional level of service and with NO huge costs associated with the excellent service after things settle down.
I dare not look at our usage, although we're generally not big users in our house. However, I wonder how much the day-long live retreats suck up data. I was on my account a couple of days ago, and the usage section is completely empty!! They don't want people to be armed with that kind of data. But don't you wonder? I do - I want to know how much data is used when I stream for one hour, one day, or whatever. That will make me more aware of my needs.
I am watching more BluPrint classes. I'm actually watching some of the on-line quilt shows - the long arm one and the Modern Quilting one. I'm watching Season One of both of them. It's hard to binge-watch anything - first off - it's not my style, and there's only so much of quilting shows that one person can take at one sitting! If I get through these two seasons, and I finish watching the one class that I'm "taking," I'll feel like I got my money's worth for my subscription. I'm not sure when they will shut it down. Some people got letters, I didn't. I have already completed one class.
I know that some of us are sad that BluPrint is closing, but I listened to a presentation on quilting trends the other day and it appears that the sites that we have to pay for are on the decline. It doesn't surprise me because everybody is trying to gain followers so offers so much for FREE. That's good for the viewers, not so good for those trying to make a living. But like all industry - there's too much of all this stuff. There's too much for the base of viewers.
But that's OK - I'll keep watching a few episodes a day. A lot of stuff I already know, but there is a tidbit or two among the information shared, so it's worth it, and it keeps me entertained while I'm sewing.
I have to say that I didn't sew much yesterday. I went for a bike ride in the morning. I would have preferred to take advantage of the cooler temperatures in the early morning, but I didn't head out until 9:30. Thankfully there is a breeze when you're riding, so it wasn't hot - until you stopped. Then you can really feel the heat.
I've found a great little route of 50 K. A couple of short, nasty hills to ride up, mostly decent roads, some bike paths, and generally good cycling. Would I do it on a weekday? Likely not - even with the lesser traffic during the pandemic. I'll stick with the weekends, although I should try it once during the week just to see what the traffic is like. And there was NO wind yesterday. What happened?
A bike-friendly intersection |
I'm not fast, but that's OK - I get to the end, and that's all that counts! My average speed was 20.1 KM. That includes all the waiting at traffic lights - I didn't check the average moving speed.
The stats at the end of the ride |
The traffic was great, although some people just feel it's their right to speed past as fast as they can go. And it's not just when I'm on the bike. The other night when I was walking past the mall, some guy comes flying out. He has a red light, and he's going to make a right-hand turn. He doesn't stop. He's looking to his left to see if he can zip through that red light. As he turns, he sees ME RIGHT BESIDE his car. I could tell by his face that he hadn't seen me, and he puts out his hand in the car as if to apologize. Sure - buddy - use that arm to apologize to my family if you run me down. What does it take to STOP (as is the law) and look to see if it's OK to proceed?
I swear - ALL drivers should be made to walk in a busy area and ride a bike on the street to see what it's like. That should be part of their test. And they need to experience idiots who don't stop at crosswalks and drive too fast. I swear - they have NO IDEA what's it's like. Granted, some pedestrians and cyclists don't obey the rules of the road, but I'm shocked that there aren't more incidents.
I slathered on the sunscreen, which is great to keep the sun from burning my skin, but all the road grit gets embedded in the sunscreen. ICK!!!
Dirt embedded in the sunscreen |
After I was home and cleaned up, I had to go to the bank. OK - so I need some assistance with the hand sanitizing thing. Masks were not mandatory in the bank, but they had a giant bottle of hand sanitizer. In trying to look like I'm responsible, I did the hand sanitizing thing. Oh god - that was a tad too much. My hands were dripping! Thankfully, it dissipated quickly! I'm not paranoid - totally the opposite, so I do try to make an effort to comply! I do carry a mask and wear it where I have to. And I avoid places where I'll be in contact with others. In the future, even though it's not mandatory, I'll wear the mask in a shop, especially Costco. That place is just too crazy to avoid people.
Sometimes, on my walk, I must look crazy as I zip onto the grass or onto the far edge of the sidewalk to avoid those walking towards me. It's a game - will they move or do I have to? It's like a game of give and take!
I'm trying very hard to confine myself to that one laundry basket for the retreat projects. I needed to add some stuffing, and well, that's taken the stuff way over the top. BUT it's IN the laundry basket, and that's all that counts. I just have to add one box of sewing tools and feet, and even though that box is large, it's all going to fit in one basket! I can still slip a few small things in there! But I've got more than enough to keep me busy.
The retreat laundry basket |
I did get some sewing done yesterday. I see the e-mails with the UFO homework have been hitting my mailbox yesterday and last night. I need to compile all that to get ready for our Zoom meeting this morning. I did some work on my UFO as well. Is it done? Well, you have to wait until tomorrow to see. I did bite the bullet and ripped that one block apart that I didn't like. And I have a plan which I'll share as well tomorrow.
A snail's trail block ripped out |
I ignored some of the paperwork that needed to be done, and now I must get that done today.
On that note, I'm out of here!!!!
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The Stony Brook women's soccer team was held scoreless through the first 88 minutes of its season opener, but all it needed were the final two.
The Seawolves (1-0) opened up the 2022-23 sports year for Stony Brook University on Thursday by pulling off an improbable come-from-behind victory over Fordham, 2-1. Kenneth P. LaValle Stadium was host to one of the more exciting Seawolves victories in recent memory, as they won a game that they never led in until the final second. The game was competitive overall, but completely heel-turned in the last two minutes.
With 10 seconds left, a goal kick from goalkeeper Ava King set Stony Brook's offense up at midfield. Freshman forward Hannah Maracina took the ball and broke loose before attempting a last-second shot. Her shot sailed off the fingertips of goalkeeper Maria O'Sullivan and bounced into the net as time expired.
LaValle Stadium erupted with cheers as the Seawolves' sideline cleared out onto the field. The goal counted, and Stony Brook pulled off the win.
"It's crazy that I got to start my first game and finish it off in an amazing way," Maracina said in a postgame interview with The Statesman. "It's a great way to start the season."
The Seawolves started the game strong, moving the ball well and playing hard defense through the first couple of minutes. Within the first 30 seconds, freshman midfielder Linn Beck fired a shot on goal. However, goalkeeper Maria O'Sullivan saved the shot, which was a sign of things to come for the game.
Stony Brook had trouble converting on its opportunities all game. A little over nine minutes into the match, Maracina had a chance to score first for Stony Brook, but her shot banged off the left goalpost.
Just over 33 minutes in, Fordham midfielder Maura Murphy started the scoring with a goal over the goalie's head. Goalkeeper Emerson Richmond Burke saved Murphy's first shot, but Murphy got the rebound and head-butted the game's first goal into the net. Fordham took a 1-0 lead into halftime.
The Seawolves' bad luck shooting the ball continued into the second half. They had a great chance to tie the game with over 18 minutes left when midfielder Ashley Manor had an open shot. However, her shot ricocheted off of Beck and went out of bounds. Fordham's defense held on to their 1-0 lead until their mistakes bit them.
With 2:04 left in the match, Fordham forward Kristen Cocozza picked up a yellow card, sending Beck to the goal line to attempt a penalty kick. Beck whipped the ball past O'Sullivan to tie the game 1-1. Maracina's game-winner came just minutes later.
"I feel amazing," Beck said. "It was insane. It's incredible how we turned the game around. I am incredibly proud of the team."
Stony Brook outshot Fordham for the game 19-9, with seven of those shots being on goal. Forward Reilly Rich led the team with six shots taken, half of which were on goal. Beck was right behind her with five.
"I feel like we got our nerves out in the first half, and overall I thought we played a good game," head coach Tobias Bischof said. "I thought we created a lot of scoring opportunities and in the end it paid off. Took a long time, but in the end it paid off."
The Seawolves will look to improve their record to 2-0 this Sunday at 2 p.m., when they travel to Smithfield, R.I. to take on the Bryant Bulldogs. Bryant won its opener 2-0 at Saint Peter's on Thursday.


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Huisinga JM, Filipi ML, Schmid KK, Stergiou N. Is there a relationship between fatigue questionnaires and gait mechanics in persons with multiple sclerosis? Objective: To evaluate reported fatigue levels and gait deficits in patients with multiple sclerosis (MS) to determine the relationships that may exist between fatigue in patients with MS and alterations in gait mechanics. Design: Cross-sectional. Setting: Biomechanics laboratory. Participants: Subjects with MS (n=32) and age- and sex-matched controls (n=30). Interventions: None. Main Outcome Measures: Fatigue Severity Scale (FSS), Modified Fatigue Index Scale (MFIS), and 36-Item Short Form Health Survey (SF-36) to assess fatigue and general health. Biomechanical gait analysis was performed to measure peak joint torques and powers in the sagittal plane at the ankle, knee, and hip. Correlations were performed between fatigue measures and degree of deficit within each patient with MS for each joint torque and power measure. Results: FSS score significantly correlated with deficits in ankle power generation at late stance and walking velocity. MFIS score significantly correlated with deficits in peak knee extensor torque and knee power absorption at early stance. SF-36 subscale scores correlated with several joint torque and power variables. Conclusions: Subjective fatigue rating scale scores alone should not be used as an indicator of motor disability or disease progression as it affects walking performance of patients with MS.
Original language | English (US) |
Pages (from-to) | 1594-1601 |
Number of pages | 8 |
Journal | Archives of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation |
Volume | 92 |
Issue number | 10 |
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State | Published - Oct 2011 |
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- Neurologic disease
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Just like previous Sony consoles, the PlayStation 5 can be used both vertically and horizontally. However, it turns out that it is not wise to place the console in an upright position next to your TV, because technical problems may arise. This was previously reported by a French repair shop, but it didn't get much attention.
Now the technical experts on Wololo.net are reporting the same thing. Liquid metal is used to cool the APU and this can become unbalanced, which then affects the cooling. This can happen with consoles that have been upright for a long time and will affect both models.
Although this method of cooling is good in itself, stories from repair shops and specialists More than once they've seen fluid run off the tyres. This may be because the seal between the APU and the cooler can shift or become damaged, reducing the amount of liquid metal.
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What would contribute to these two strains being rated so vastly different in sativa versus indica ratio? They're completely reversed. I always assumed most hazes were sativas. That's usually the trend.
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Jeremiah 18:1-18 , Psalm 139, Philemon 11:1-21, Luke 14: 25-33
Jeremiah 18:1-18
1 The word that came to Jeremiah from the LORD: 2 "Come, go down to the potter's house, and there I will let you hear my words." 3 So I went down to the potter's house, and there he was working at his wheel. 4 The vessel he was making of clay was spoiled in the potter's hand, and he reworked it into another vessel, as seemed good to him. 5 Then the word of the LORD came to me: 6 Can I not do with you, O house of Israel, just as this potter has done? says the LORD. Just like the clay in the potter's hand, so are you in my hand, O house of Israel. 7 At one moment I may declare concerning a nation or a kingdom, that I will pluck up and break down and destroy it, 8 but if that nation, concerning which I have spoken, turns from its evil, I will change my mind about the disaster that I intended to bring on it. 9 And at another moment I may declare concerning a nation or a kingdom that I will build and plant it, 10 but if it does evil in my sight, not listening to my voice, then I will change my mind about the good that I had intended to do to it. 11 Now, therefore, say to the people of Judah and the inhabitants of Jerusalem: Thus says the LORD: Look, I am a potter shaping evil against you and devising a plan against you. Turn now, all of you from your evil way, and amend your ways and your doings.
Philemon 11:1-21
1 Paul, a prisoner of Christ Jesus, and Timothy our brother, To Philemon our dear friend and co-worker, 2 to Apphia our sister, to Archippus our fellow soldier, and to the church in your house: 3 Grace to you and peace from God our Father and the Lord Jesus Christ. 4 When I remember you in my prayers, I always thank my God 5 because I hear of your love for all the saints and your faith toward the Lord Jesus. 6 I pray that the sharing of your faith may become effective when you perceive all the good that we may do for Christ. 7 I have indeed received much joy and encouragement from your love, because the hearts of the saints have been refreshed through you, my brother. 8 For this reason, though I am bold enough in Christ to command you to do your duty, 9 yet I would rather appeal to you on the basis of love–and I, Paul, do this as an old man, and now also as a prisoner of Christ Jesus. 10 I am appealing to you for my child, Onesimus, whose father I have become during my imprisonment. 11 Formerly he was useless to you, but now he is indeed useful both to you and to me. 12 I am sending him, that is, my own heart, back to you. 13 I wanted to keep him with me, so that he might be of service to me in your place during my imprisonment for the gospel; 14 but I preferred to do nothing without your consent, in order that your good deed might be voluntary and not something forced. 15 Perhaps this is the reason he was separated from you for a while, so that you might have him back forever, 16 no longer as a slave but more than a slave, a beloved brother–especially to me but how much more to you, both in the flesh and in the Lord. 17 So if you consider me your partner, welcome him as you would welcome me. 18 If he has wronged you in any way, or owes you anything, charge that to my account. 19 I, Paul, am writing this with my own hand: I will repay it. I say nothing about your owing me even your own self. 20 Yes, brother, let me have this benefit from you in the Lord! Refresh my heart in Christ. 21 Confident of your obedience, I am writing to you, knowing that you will do even more than I say.
Luke 14:25-33
25 Now large crowds were traveling with him; and he turned and said to them, 26 "Whoever comes to me and does not hate father and mother, wife and children, brothers and sisters, yes, and even life itself, cannot be my disciple. 27 Whoever does not carry the cross and follow me cannot be my disciple. 28 For which of you, intending to build a tower, does not first sit down and estimate the cost, to see whether he has enough to complete it? 29 Otherwise, when he has laid a foundation and is not able to finish, all who see it will begin to ridicule him, 30 saying, 'This fellow began to build and was not able to finish.' 31 Or what king, going out to wage war against another king, will not sit down first and consider whether he is able with ten thousand to oppose the one who comes against him with twenty thousand? 32 If he cannot, then, while the other is still far away, he sends a delegation and asks for the terms of peace. 33 So therefore, none of you can become my disciple if you do not give up all your possessions.
Go the Distance
The language of verse 26 is very troublesome to us if we take it at face value. You might be asking yourself, "Is Jesus really asking me to hate my family and even my life?" The use of the word "hate" is very different here than our current definition. Today, hate has very negative connotations and many parents teach their children that they might dislike something or someone, but hate is too harsh. In this context Jesus is using "hate" as a hyperbole, meaning that he is exaggerating his meaning so as to catch the attention of those listening or reading.
Sometimes it is too easy to gloss over less challenging words, but when a word like hate appears especially in regards to those we love, we stop and take notice. In Matthew 10:37 we read in a parallel translation, "Whoever loves father or mother more than me is not worthy of me; and whoever loves son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me."
This is definitely a little easier on our heart, but the meaning is the same. We must put Christ first in our lives, and promise to follow Christ no matter what others might say. Remember the old saying, "Never discuss politics or religion in polite company." More than one family has been split or torn apart over religious interpretation.
Throughout Jesus' ministry, potential followers had excuses to delay picking up the cross. In Luke 9: 59Then He said to another man, "Follow Me." The man replied, "Lord, first let me go and bury my father." 60But Jesus told him, "Let the dead bury their own dead. You, however, go and proclaim the kingdom of God."… Again, this sounds so harsh, but this man's father was not old or even sick. For the man in this parable, This is the equivalent of saying "I'll follow you when I get time."
In verse 27, we are called to loyalty. I am a great fan of sports, and I would say that I am a loyal fan. I grew up listening to Cincinnati Reds baseball during the era of "the big Red Machine." I knew the players and their stats and I couldn't wait to listen to their games on WLW radio. During baseball season, I went to sleep hearing the words of the color man, Joe Nuxhall, this is the "ol left-hander rounding third and heading for home." Joe was the youngest person to play MLB at age 15. To be a loyal fan, you must be willing to proudly support your "team" in those wonderful days of winning championships, but also when things go wrong. It's been a long time since the glory days of Cincinnati baseball, but I still call the Reds my team.
We know the "bandwagon" effect when a team wins the World Series or the Super Bowl and suddenly everyone is wearing the logo and colors of their "favorite" team. At some point in my life, I decided to become a supporter of the underdog, and who doesn't appreciate a "cinderella" story when the underdog defeats the unbeatable team. This sounds a bit like David and Goliath doesn't it.
Jesus calls us to pick up the cross and follow him. To follow Christ is not a casual relationship that we proclaim when it is convenient, but hide `when it gets in the way of other things: a friendship, a job, or a relationship. When we accept Christ we are entering into a covenant, a relationship with our Lord and Savior through whom we receive the gift of salvation.
Salvation in Jesus is not merely a transaction, it is not a box we check on a form. It is, at heart, a covenantal relationship. And no relationship lasts without loyal commitments and actions. Because the one who redeems us also calls us into costly discipleship, Jesus' command to "Follow me" is both gift and demand.
The sports metaphors seemed to be filling my thoughts this week as I considered this week's passages and opened my heart to what God was saying. One final baseball reference was lingering, "go the distance". For those of you who watched the Kevin Coster movie, "Field of Dreams" you remember that Ray decides to plow under his perfectly good corn crop to build a baseball field. He is receiving messages in dreams and there is this underlying message to "go the distance." Everyone thought Ray was crazy, but he listened and followed his conviction to the end: he let nothing get in the way of this dream: not name-calling, or not even bankruptcy make him reconsider. Ray was called to "go the distance" to mend a broken relationship with his father.
Jesus calls us to pick up our crosses and follow him: to go the distance and to mend our broken lives and as we connect/reconnect to our Creator. To do this we must give up everything: Let's revisit verse 26: Give it up. Follow me. Carry my cross! (loyalty) Let's consider what is hanging on that cross: everything: our sins, our family, and our own lives. Jesus is teaching us: "Don't love them (your family) with your love; love them with mine. Don't cling to people or things because they meet your needs or serve you. Receive them as a gift from the one you follow."
"Go the Distance" isn't just a sports metaphor. It is a call to keep our eyes focused on our journey to eternal life. Many are chosen, but few standfast in their journey as they face adversity. Our covenant with God through Christ promises that all who claim Jesus as their Lord and Savior will be forgiven and our relationship with God will be restored when we turn our hearts to Jesus. Jesus Christ is the mediator of the New Covenant, and His death on the cross is the basis of the promise. Praise be to God!
Turn to p. 607 and share the Wesleyan Covenant prayer with me "I am no longer my own, but thine" (United Methodist Hymnal, 607). This is the challenge that Jesus is giving to us today. What must we give up to be his disciples?
Lord of the cross, you call us to follow you. We mouth a yes and nod an okay, but do we know what you've asked us to do? We're to love you more than others? Some say that cross is too heavy. Still, you compel us to follow, knowing that this cross is too heavy for us to carry alone. Sometimes we squirm and say the cost is too great and the sacrifices too numerous. Still, you compel us to follow. The cross you ask us to carry is not nearly as heavy as the cross you carried for us. Nevertheless, we complain – and you listen. We search for an easier alternative – and you watch us. God, help us to admit when we get frustrated by the cost of discipleship. Extend grace and mercy toward us. Wrap us inside of your unconditional love. And patiently compel us to follow you again. Amen.
Let the joy and love of the Lord flood into your hearts and lives today. Let this day of discipleship be a day of celebration 1as you go into the world to serve God. Go forth in peace and joy in all that you do. AMEN.


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This fall, The Rumson Country Day School welcomed new additions to our impressive faculty and staff. Please take a moment to learn a little bit about the newest members of the RCDS community, and be sure to give them a warm Gator welcome when you see them at school!
Ahmed-Ali Awadallah - A graduate of Monmouth University (B.S.) and Green Mountain College (M.S.), Ahmed is teaching Upper School science. Ahmed has considerable experience teaching a variety of science courses, including Chemistry, Physics, and Biology, in schools in East Brunswick and Trenton. Ahmed's favorite part of being in the classroom is watching the gears turn in his students' minds as they problem solve and approach concepts with new perspectives.
Mia Choate - Current RCDS parent Mia Choate has joined Tracey Wetmore in the advancement office. Mia has extensive experience both in the private sector and as a volunteer in the world of education and is a graduate of St. Lawrence University. Mia is a self-described bookstore junkie and loves a good non-fiction read. Her favorite RCDS pillar is Kind and she feels inspired by the tight-knit community at RCDS.
Donna Francis - Donna is teaching first grade at RCDS and has joined us after spending eight years at Creative Learning Center; she has also taught in the Fair Haven School District. She is a graduate of Kutztown University. Donna was inspired to become an educator by her 2nd-grade teacher who coincidentally happens to be Mr. Scott's (RCDS History Teacher) mother.
Amanda Kennedy - A graduate of the University of South Carolina, Amanda is assisting Mrs. Coleman in her nursery class, bringing a variety of experiences both within and outside of education. Amanda loves that every day at school is different, which keeps learning fun and exciting.
Lauren Niro - Lauren is assisting Mrs. Murphy-Bell's nursery class. She is a graduate of Monmouth University and has been teaching in similar roles in schools in Red Bank. Lauren is inspired by her students' energy in the classroom and enjoys watching their excitement when they learn something new.
Jane Olving - Jane is teaching Upper School math after spending the past seven years at St. Clare School in Staten Island; prior to her time there, she taught high school math for eight years at Mater Dei Prep. Jane is a graduate of Georgian Court University and holds Master's degrees from Georgian Court and Marygrove College. Jane became an educator due to her love of children and the opportunity to make a difference in their lives.
Karin Ostrom - Karin brings a wealth of experience to RCDS, having taught for many years as a lead elementary teacher in Upstate New York and was most recently a long-term leave replacement teacher in Middletown after leaving the classroom for a short time. Karin is a graduate of Fairfield University and holds Master's degrees in education and counseling from Fordham University and Long Island University, respectively.
Martha O'Neill - After filling in for a parental leave last year, Martha has rejoined RCDS on a full-time basis to teach Upper School English. A graduate of Juniata College, this is Martha's second tenure at RCDS; she taught here from 1999-2011 before moving to Maryland and teaching at The Bryn Mawr School in Baltimore. Inspired by her most memorable teachers, Mrs. O'Neill continues to channel them in her teaching today.
Michael Wirsching - Michael is teaching Upper School math. He has experience teaching in schools in Florida and, most recently, at a charter school in Brooklyn, where he spent the last seven years. Michael is a graduate of the University of Florida and has a Master's degree from Relay Graduate School of Education. Michael enjoys watching his students create ownership in the classroom and seeing them grow.


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