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Training course "Multipurpose Irradiation Centre as a Component of Centre of Nuclear Science and Technology"
October 26 - October 31
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- Training course "Multipurpose Irradiation Centre as a Component of Centre of Nuclear Science and Technology"
The course will be held from 26 October to 31 October 2020* in Ekaterinburg, Russia
The Department of Experimental Physics of the Ural Federal University provides educational programs in the areas of nuclear instrumentation, civil radiation technology application, radiation safety technologies, biomedical engineering. Educational and scientific projects based on modern accelerators of charge particles – proton cyclotron TR-24 (Canada) and linear electron accelerator (Russia).
The course is focused on main application fields of electron beam based radiation processing facilities.
Main Topics:
- Physical, Chemical and Biological Basics of Radiation Technologies;
- Multipurpose Irradiation Centre as the Component of CNST;
- IAEA Recommendation and National Standards for Food, Medical Materials and Polymers Irradiation;
- Metrology of Radiation Sources and Radiation Safety (with Practice);
- Dose Mapping in Radiation Processing (with Practice);
- Process Control on Electron Beam Facilities (with Practice);
The Course's working language is English.
A limited number of grants have been allocated to support participants – 15.
The grant consists of an economy-class flight ticket to the course venue and back and a hotel (bed + breakfast) for the duration of the course. The grants are awarded on a competitive basis.
More information about the Course you can find here, please →follow the link←.
To apply please contact the participants coordinator Ms. Natalia MATAEVA firstname.lastname@example.com or follow the link.
Application deadline: 1st of June 2020
Dates: 26 October to 31 October 2020*
Duration: 36 academic hours
Venue: Ural Federal University, 19 Mira St., Ekaterinburg, Russia
- Rosatom Tech – Natalia MATAEVA, email@example.com
- UrFU – Iana Vysotskaia, firstname.lastname@example.com
* course dates may change due to the pandemic situation


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Leicester City: James Maddison could be better than Mahrez
James Maddison was one of the league's standout stars and earned a spot in the Team of the Year.
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Leicester City, yesterday, announced that they have completed the signing of James Maddison from Norwich City for a fee in the region of £20 million.
Maddison, 21, has agreed a five-year deal at the King Power Stadium and becomes the Foxes' third summer signing, following in the footsteps of Jonny Evans and Ricardo Pereira.
James is a wonderful player who is one of the most exciting young talents in English football. – Leicester boss Claude Puel told the BBC.
One of the hottest prospects in the Championship, Maddison was in brilliant form for the Canaries last season, contributing 14 goals and eight assists as Norwich finished 14th.
Solving a problem
Leicester typically deploy a 4-4-2 system, with Jamie Vardy partnered by Shinji Okazaki up front, supported by the creative talents of Riyad Mahrez on the right flank.
They don't usually operate with a number ten in their starting XI, but before Maddison, they didn't have a player of his profile in the squad.
Mahrez, therefore, was relied on for his creativity, and it's telling that he registered ten Premier League assists, three more than next best Marc Albrighton.
Maddison's addition gives the Foxes a different way of playing. Rather than relying on chances coming from the flanks, Leicester can play through the middle – specifically Maddison – and start employing formations that utilise a central playmaker.
With Mahrez reportedly leaving the King Power this summer – and Maddison able to play on the right flank – this signing ensures Leicester aren't left in the creative lurch.
Maddison & Mahrez compared
Mahrez is the more polished of the two, but he's tailed off significantly after a phenomenal breakthrough season in which Leicester won the Premier League title. Maddison (8) mustered two fewer assists than the Algerian (10), but two more goals.
KEY STAT: Mahrez directly contributed to 0.61 goals per game, whereas Maddison managed 0.5 goals or assists per game.
Both contributed directly to 22 goals in their respective league campaigns, but Maddison was more involved in all-round play.
For instance, he made 2.8 key passes per Championship game, compared to Mahrez's 1.6, highlighting that Mahrez was often marginalised on the right flank.
Maddison, moreover, made 1.3 crosses per game – again more than Mahrez (1.0) – and had a better pass success rate (86.2%). The 21-year-old excels in ball retention, with passing and making through balls two of his best attributes.
KEY STAT: Maddison (1.3) was dispossessed fewer times per game than Mahrez (1.8).
He's also confident in possession in terms of taking players on, and surprisingly made more dribbles per game (2.4) than Mahrez (2.3).
The future is bright
With Maddison joining Evans and Pereira coming through the doors of the King Power Stadium, Leicester have significantly strengthened their side ahead of the 2018/19 season.
Maddison, moreover, provides a focal point for Leicester's attacking play and offers an alternative way of playing to that of previous systems, as a playmaker with both potential and longevity.
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THE Media Institute of Southern Africa (MISA) in Zambia has learnt with deep sorrow about the death of Zambian President Michael Sata at the time the country is celebrating its independence golden jubilee.
MISA Zambia will remember President Sata for his contribution towards media freedom, which included making the Independent Broadcasting Authority (IBA) Act of 2002 operational and allowing the Zambian media to self-regulate through the Zambian Media Council (ZAMEC).
We convey our deepest condolences to the President's family as we mourn with the people of Zambia and pray for God's comfort during this sad period.
May the soul of our departed President rest in peace.
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AVEVA Group (LON:AVV) had its price objective raised by Morgan Stanley from GBX 3,775 ($46.46) to GBX 4,125 ($50.76) in a research report sent to investors on Thursday morning, Digital Look reports. Morgan Stanley currently has an equal weight rating on the stock.
Several other equities research analysts also recently commented on the company. Jefferies Financial Group raised their target price on AVEVA Group from GBX 3,400 ($41.84) to GBX 3,900 ($47.99) and gave the company a hold rating in a report on Wednesday, June 10th. Credit Suisse Group raised their target price on AVEVA Group from GBX 4,200 ($51.69) to GBX 4,500 ($55.38) and gave the company an outperform rating in a report on Friday, June 12th. Goldman Sachs Group lifted their price objective on AVEVA Group from GBX 3,600 ($44.30) to GBX 4,100 ($50.46) and gave the stock a neutral rating in a report on Friday, June 19th. HSBC dropped their price objective on AVEVA Group from GBX 3,190 ($39.26) to GBX 3,010 ($37.04) and set a reduce rating on the stock in a report on Friday, April 24th. Finally, UBS Group restated a neutral rating and set a GBX 3,785 ($46.58) price objective (up from GBX 3,650 ($44.92)) on shares of AVEVA Group in a report on Wednesday, June 10th. One analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, six have given a hold rating and three have assigned a buy rating to the stock. AVEVA Group presently has a consensus rating of Hold and a consensus price target of GBX 4,209 ($51.80).
Shares of LON:AVV opened at GBX 4,146 ($51.02) on Thursday. The company has a market cap of $6.70 billion and a P/E ratio of 96.19. The company has a debt-to-equity ratio of 3.60, a quick ratio of 1.40 and a current ratio of 1.49. AVEVA Group has a one year low of GBX 40.40 ($0.50) and a one year high of GBX 5,350 ($65.84). The business's 50-day simple moving average is GBX 4,082.36 and its 200 day simple moving average is GBX 4,100.80.
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I'm having problems understanding the exact configuration of the CH/HW piping in my house. In particular, I have to understand where and how to place piping for additional radiators at the upper floor.
My configuration is the classical one: loft cistern, indirect cylinder on the upper floor, gas boiler on the ground floor. (my house is a two-floor terraced house, quite standard I'd say) This is the official installation diagram taken from the boiler's installation guide (I think "heat exchanger" can be identified with "boiler" for our purposes):
Contrasting that, this is how the boiler plumbing actually looks, from the left side (the smaller pipe on the bottom is irrelevant since it just passes through the boiler):
and from the right-hand side:
Given the number of pipes (4) attached to the boiler, and given the first figure, it looks like a non fully-pumped system. However, the location and number of valves: one for HW (top right last picture) and one for CH (bottom right of last picture) suggests a fully-pumped one.
Any clue of what the actual situation is? Any test I could take myself to ascertain that? And what about the radiators configuration? Is there a way to know if it's a two-pipe or one-pipe system? As I mentioned, my main reason to know that is the perspective addition of radiators to the existing CH.


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Games | Card Games | 31 Aug 2018
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Suns of Fortune is a 144-page sourcebook for the Star Wars®: Edge of the Empire™
Roleplaying Game that allows players and Game Masters to explore the many fantastic
opportunities and dangers found within the Corellian Sector, the birthplace of Han Solo and Wedge Antilles. Suns of Fortune features extensive details on multiple Core Worlds, three new species, exotic weapons, dozens of vehicles, nine modular encounters that Game Masters can use in any Edge of the Empire campaign, and more!
•Extensive details for one of the most iconic regions of the Star Wars galaxy
•Modular encounters introduce exciting scenes and challenges that can serve as part of nearly any adventure
•Three new species options for player characters: Drall, Selonians, and Corellian-born humans
•A treasure trove of new weapons, armor, and gear, as well as some of the fastest ships in the galaxy
Title: Star Wars Edge Of The Empire RPG: Suns Of Fortune
Format: Games
Release Date: 31 Aug 2018
Type: Rpg: Star Wars Edge Of The Empire
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By Mark E. Welch, AS, CPhT, Columnist
Sometimes it is not about Diabetes
Today diabetics are at risk more than ever with COVID-19 threatening our lives. With this, however sometimes other problems compound our problems.
At times like these, diabetes may take a back seat. People in our lives might undergo much more traumatic problems than being diagnosed with diabetes. Is being diagnosed with a disease such as diabetes traumatic? You bet it is.
However, what if your mother is diagnosed with cancer or your brother has had a stroke? Relating to diseases and autoimmune diseases especially is a difficult task. Recently, my mother was diagnosed with cancer. I had diabetes. I would not want to to trade one for another. Thankfully, she is clear after treatment. Friends are still battling with memory problems when they were struck down by a stroke.
Yes, I could at some point lose my leg because of this cursed disease and I cannot eat everything that I want to eat. So be it at this time. The one thing about diabetes it can be controlled, and in the case of Type 2, it is possible to reverse it with proper diet and exercise. Talking to your doctor will help you greatly.
Cancer is a major problem, as well as Aids, Stroke, COVID-19 and other health issues, especially when it comes to our children. Obesity is also a major concern. Take care of yourself and your loved ones.
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august, 2020 – events
Saturday, August 8, 7pm Testimony Night. Everyone is welcome!
Thursday, August 13, 7pm Movie Night. Please mark your
calendars and invite your friends. Admission is by donation.
Friday, August 28, 7pm LMT Prayer Meeting.
July, 2020 – events
Testimony Night
Saturday, July 11, 7pm. Everyone is welcome!!
Thursday, July 23, 7pm Movie Night.
Admission by donation. TPC Sanctuary
Everyone welcome!
june, 2020 – events
Saturday, June 13, 7pm. Testimony Night. This is both an
opportunity to hear testimonies of God at work in people's lives
as well as an opportunity to share how the Lord has transformed
your life! Invite your friends!
Thursday, June 18, 7pm Movie Night. Mark your calendars!!!
LMT Prayer Meeting – Friday, June 26, 7pm.
TPC Sanctuary. Everyone welcome!
may, 2020 – events
Thursday, May 7, 7 pm. Movie Night – "Mully". Invite your friends
and join us. Admission is by donation.
Saturday, May 16, 7 pm. Testimony Night. Another opportunity
to share and hear how Jesus makes a real difference, taking us
out of this world of darkness and bringing us into the Kingdom of
Light when we surrender our lives to Him! Hand washing and
social distancing will be maintained.
Thursday, May 21, 7 pm. Ascension Service.
Friday, May 29, 7 pm. LMT Prayer Meeting
april, 2020 – events
Saturday, April 4, 10am-2pm. Community Garden Cleanup! Anyone from TPC is welcome to join to work in the garden and share a potluck lunch! Plots are still available, please register with Barbara. Note: the event takes place weather permitting!
Saturday, April 4, 7:30 pm. The Seven Last Words of Christ – Oratorio for Soloists, Choir and Orchestra by J. Haydn. With Scripture Readings and Reflections. Admission by donation towards the Welcoming Space.
Maundy Thursday readings & Movie Night, April 9, 7pm
TPC Sanctuary. Everyone welcome!
Good Friday Tenebrae Service, April 10, 2-3pm
TPC Sanctuary. Everyone welcome!
Testimony Night, Saturday, April 18, 7pm.
TPC Sanctuary. Everyone welcome!
march, 2020 – events
Sunday, March 8, 12:30pm. Appreciation for Pastor Alex. A reception directly following our worship service.
Saturday, March 14, 7pm. Testimony Night. Come and let the testimonies of what God is doing in amazing ways inspire you in your walk with Jesus and sharing your faith with others! Bring your friends to this evening of passionate personal stories!
Thursday, March 19, 7pm. Movie Night. "Overcomer" – Mark your calendars!!!
february, 2020 – events
Saturday, February 8, 7pm. Testimony Night. Come and be
encouraged in your faith as you hear testimonies of salvation and
stories of what the Lord has done in their lives! Invite your
friends, this is an evening for everyone. No one is required to
share their testimony, but opportunity is given to all who wish to!
Sunday, February 9, after the service – Annual General Meeting.
Everyone is invited to join us, members are encouraged to attend.
Light refreshments will be provided. Please pray for willing
servants. If you feel the Lord calling you to serve on our church
board, please speak to Lee, our Board Chair, or Pastor Frank.
Sunday, February 16 after the service. We will be screening the
National Film Board of Canada documentary "Highway to
Heaven". Our church is the only one included in this
documentary on the many religious institutions represented on
No. 5 Road. Feel free to invite friends!!!
Ash Wednesday is on February 26, 2020 and starts off the season of Lent. We encourage everyone to find meaningful ways to be intentional about this time of preparation before Easter. There are many Lent devotionals and other materials available. If you'd like some help, feel free to ask.
Friday, February 28, 7pm. LMT Prayer Meeting in the Youth
JANuary, 2020 – events
Saturday, January 11th, 2020, 7 pm. – Testimony Night.
Thursday, January 16th, 2020, 7 pm. – Prayer Night. Please join us to begin the New Year together in prayer. Let us pray for guidance, committing our ways to the Lord for 2020 (Psalm 37: 5).
Saturday, January 18th, 2020, 9:30 am. – 3 pm. – Women's Day Retreat. To be held at Trinity Pacific Church, with Deb Judas, Associate Pastor of Churchonfive as the Facilitator and Speaker. The theme is Turning the Page. TPC Sanctuary – $15.00 per person (incl. lunch, and pre-event refreshments at 9:15 am.). Please invite your friends and RSVP to Jan or Evelyn.
Thursday, January 23rd, 2020, 7 pm. Movie Night. This is a community event for everyone at TPC and your friends! Admission by donation, complimentary refreshments, Q & A.
december, 2019 – events
Thursday, Dec. 12th, 7pm. Movie Night. "The Star of Bethlehem"
brings the Bible and astronomy together in an amazing way and
includes spectacular insights. Please come and invite your
friends. Admission by donation. Lively discussion included.
Saturday, Dec. 14th, 7pm. Testimony Night. Sharing our
testimonies is so encouraging both for us and for others. This is
also open to the community, so do bring family and friends along!
Saturday, Dec. 21st, 7pm. Celebration with Carols. This has
become somewhat of a Christmas tradition at TPC. Favorite and
some lesser-known Christmas Carols to honour Jesus Christ!
Tuesday, Dec. 24th, 7 pm. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service.
Wednesday, Dec. 25th, 11 am. Christmas Day Service with Community Meal to follow.
Saturday, Nov. 9th, 2019, 7 pm. – Testimony Night. TPC Sanctuary – Everyone is welcome!
Thursday, Nov. 14th, 2019, 7 pm. – Movie Night. "90 Minutes in Heaven" TPC Sanctuary – Admission by donation, everyone is welcome!
Friday, November 29th, 2019, 7 pm. – LMT Prayer Meeting in the Youth Room.
Saturday, November 30th, 2019, 10 – 12 pm. Shoe Box Packing Party for UGM!!! Jerri will provide a handout with information about items needed. Pastor Bill Wong from UGM will be there again to answer questions and share about "Everyone Copes." All help is appreciated and we hope you can come to help pack!!!
october, 2019 – EVENTS
Saturday, October 12th, 7 pm. Testimony Night. TPC Sanctuary, everyone welcome!
Friday, October 18th – Sunday, October 20th. Men's Retreat in Whistler!!! Please mark the date and invite other men. More info to come. Register with Pastor Frank.
Prayer Bead Community Workshop, Saturday Oct. 19, from 1-3:30. Many faith traditions use prayer beads in their spiritual practice. In this workshop, we will introduce you to the history of prayer beads, provide you with a set of prayer beads to use, and give instructions and offer suggestions for enriching your prayer life in a practical and "hands on" way through the use of a set of prayer beads. Instructions for making your own set of beads will also be provided. Please RSVP to Jan or Riad by Oct. 13th if you plan to attend. Everyone is welcome!
Thursday, October 24th, 7 pm. – Movie Night. TPC Sanctuary, we will be watching the movie "Breakthrough". Admission by donation, everyone welcome!
Friday, October 25th, 7 pm. – LAMT Prayer Meeting. Youth Room, everyone welcome!
september, 2019 – events
Saturday, September 7th, 1 – 4 pm. Kimchi Community Workshop. Kimchi is a low-calorie, high fiber, and nutrient-packed Korean side dish. Health benefits of kimchi include improved heart health and a healthy digestive system. The wealth of antioxidants in it has healing effects in medical conditions like cancer and diabetes. This flavonoid and probiotic-rich food regulates cholesterol levels and boosts the immune system. Cost: $10.00 for food supplies and material. Please RSVP to Emily Emberson, who will be presenting us with her favorite recipe.
Saturday, September 14th, 7 pm. Testimony Night. TPC Sanctuary – Everyone welcome!
Saturday, September 21st, 9 – 5 pm. Leadership Retreat. This is open to all current and future leaders at TPC. We are preparing a new season at TPC. Please speak with Pastor Frank.
Thursday, September 26th, 7 pm. Movie Night. The Movie being shown is called "Miracles From Heaven". This is a community event for everyone at TPC and your friends! Admission by donation, complimentary refreshments, Q & A. See you there!
Saturday, August 3rd, 7 pm. Frank & Friends Concert all donations will go towards the
Welcoming Space Project.
Friday, August 30th, 7 pm. LMT prayer in the Youth Room. Everyone welcome!!
Saturday, August 31st, 6:30 – 8:30 pm. Welcoming Space Celebration. Weather permitting – invite your friends and bring games and snacks to share. Everyone welcome!
Thursday, June 6th, and June 20th, 7 pm. Gospel Boot Camp at TPC.
Thursday, June 13th, 7 pm. Movie Night! Invite friends to the Shack! Come and see this hotly debated story. Free refreshments, admission by donation. Great Discussion. You might even want to bring your Bible and journal…
Sunday, June 16th, 12:30 pm. Father's Day BBQ and Baptism Celebration! TPC provides burgers & buns. You are invited to bring a salad or fruit. Please invite your family and friends!!!
CANCELLED ** Saturday, June 15th, 10 – 3 pm. TPC Car Wash and Bake Sale! This is a fundraiser for our "Welcoming Space Phase 2. For more details please speak with Alex Mejia. **
Saturday, June 22nd, 2 – 4 pm. Community Workshop "Food and Mental Health". According to research, about 75 – 98% of the illnesses that plague us today are a direct result of our thought life. What we think about truly affects us both physically and emotionally. When you think of food you probably don't think that it can help promote mental well-being. But food and the nutrients it contains affect your emotions, your mood, the quality and quantity of your memories and overall brain function.
Friday, June 28th, 7 pm. Prayer Meeting Loving a Mosque Together. TPC is joining other churches across Canada to intentionally pray for the salvation of Muslims as a local mosque once a month.
Saturday, June 29th TPC Youth Event to be announced.
may, 2019 – events
Saturday, May 4th, 2 – 5 pm. Community Workshop – Middle Eastern Favorites from Scratch. Learn how to make homemade Hummus, Pita Chips, and Baba Ghanoush for a fraction of their cost in the store or restaurant. First come, first served! $10 per person for food supplies. Please sign up with Riad.
Thursday, May 16th, 7 pm. Movie Night! "Risen" is the story of Jesus' Ressurection, as told through the eyes of a Roman Tribune looking for Jesus' body. Save the date!!! Admission is by donation, please invite your friends – everyone is welcome. Refreshments will be provided.
Thursday, May 23rd, June 6th, and June 20th, 7 pm. Gospel Boot Camp at TPC.
Friday, May 31st, 7 pm. Laylat al Qadr – Th Night of Power prayer meeting at TPC. Please join us in prayer for our Muslim brothers and sisters.
Saturday, April 6th, 10 am. – 12 pm. Community Workshop "Dealing with Debt" with Paul W. Lermitte.
Thursday, April 11th, 7 pm. Movie Night. Save the date…This is a Community Event, so please tell your friends about it! Admission by donation with free refreshments and Q & A to follow.
Thursday, April 18th, at 6 pm. TPC Christian Seder Meal. Please know that this is not a 'dinner', it is a traditional Passover meal with Scripture and symbolic foods that point to Jesus Christ. Please sign up in the foyer if you wish to participate! There is no cost, but we need to know how many are coming.
Good Friday, April 19th at 7 pm. Haydn's Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross. Choir Concert with Orchestra. Donations will go to our Welcoming Space. Please bring your family and friends.!!
Thursday's, 7-9:30pm. weekly choir practices for Haydn's Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross. All who love classical music and read music, are welcome to join including your friends and neighbors! Weekly rehearsals also take place on Saturday at Grace Vancouver Church. The concerts will be on Good Friday at TPC and Holy Saturday at GVC, both at 7pm.
Saturday, April 27th, 1:30 – 5:30 pm. Youth Event. If you would like to help with volleyball or barbecue, please contact Alex Mejia at 778-389-5534.
Sunday, April 28th: Welcoming Space Fundraiser. Please return your boxes with change, bills and/or cheques to be collected at this worship service.
MARCH, 2019 – Events
Lent begins on Ash Wednesday, March 6. Here at Trinity Pacific
Church we observe the six Sundays before Easter with silence
before each Worship Service. Please encourage and remind one
another of this way of remembering Jesus' journey to the cross!
Sunday, March 10, is the beginning of Daylight Saving
Time!!! Please remember to set your clocks and watches one
hour ahead (Spring Forward) on Saturday evening!!!
March 21st, 7 pm. Movie Night – God's not Dead 2 at TPC. Mark the date and invite your friends. Admission by donation.
TPC Youth Meeting – Saturday, March 30th, 12 – 3 pm. Bring a lunch and a friend!
fEBRUARY, 2019 – Events
February 6 & 7/19. Multiply Conference at Westside Church, 777 Homer St., in Vancouver. Each year church leaders gather to be inspired, equipped, and encouraged under the teaching of practioners who are being used by God to bring renewal and mission reproduction to their churches. Register by December 31/18-139/person, group rate is available for 10 persons and more from the same church.
Thursday, February 21, 7pm. Movie Night – The Young Messiah.
Based on a novel by Anne Rice, the movie tells the inspirational
story about the apocryphal childhood of Jesus. Admission by
donation – please save the date and invite your friends!
Sunday, February 24th, Disciple-Making Luncheon – directly following our Worship Service. This is your chance to find out more about what the Bible says regarding disciple-making, hearing testimonies, and an opportunity to ask questions! We hope everyone will be there!
Thursday, February 28, 7-9:30pm. we begin weekly choir
practices for Haydn's Seven Last Words of Christ on the Cross.
All who love classical music and read music, are welcome to join
including your friends and neighbors! Weekly rehearsals also
take place on Saturday at Grace Vancouver Church. The concerts
will be on Good Friday at TPC and Holy Saturday at GVC, both at
JANUARY, 2019 – Events
Saturday, January 12/19, 1-5 pm. Prayer Boot Camp. A community workshop exploring a variety of prayer practices. Begin the year with a fresh look at your prayer life. No workshop fee.
Thursday, January 17/19, 7 pm. Movie night, mark the date!
January 18-20/19. Missions Fest Vancouver. *Missions – Discipling* – mark your calendars and register online if you 18 and older at missionsfestvancouver.ca. Remember to bring proof of registration to the conference. General admission is free.
February 6 & 7/19. Multiply Conference at Westside Church, 777 Homer St., in Vancouver. Each year church leaders gather to be inspired, equipped, and encouraged under the teaching of practioners who are being used by God to bring renewal and mission reproduction to their churches. Register by December 31/18-139/person, group rate is available for 10 persons and more from the same church.
December, 2018 – Events
Saturday, December 1st, 11 am. "Bringing in the Greens". Everyone interested in helping decorate our church for Advent is welcome to come! A foundation of greens will be installed, and you are welcome to add your touch to it. Cider and cookies will be provided.
December 6th and 13th, 7 – 9 pm. we meet at TPC for Creative Caroling. If you enjoy singing or play an instrument, please come and bring friends to re-discover Christmas Carols with Pastor Frank.
Saturday, December 15th, 7 pm. Celebration with Carols. Scripture, prayer, and Christmas Carols to sing along in creative ways! Invite your friends to this special evening at TPC.
Thursday, December 20th, 7 pm. Movie Night "The Nativity Story" is a movie inspired by the Biblical account of Jesus' birth. Admission is by donation, please invite your friends – everyone is welcome.
Tuesday, December 25th, 11 am. Christmas Day service followed by a Christmas lunch. Everyone welcome!
November, 2018 – Events
November 10 Shoe Box Packing – 11 am. – 1 pm. Everyone is
welcome to help pack items for the UGM. Pastor Bill Wong will
also be there to share about "Helping without Hurting." Invite
your friends. Refreshments will be provided.
November 15th, 7 pm. Divine Healing presentation with Pastor Frank.
November 22nd, 7 pm. Movie Night. I Can Only Imagine tells the
story behind MercyMe's hit song. Bring your friends! It's by
donation. Pastor Patrick will be moderating.
November 24th, 9 am. – 5 pm. Healing the Heart of Your Church. This interactive workshop is for everyone interested in the history and healing of Trinity Pacific Church. Please ask Pastor Frank for a copy of the book so that you can prepare.
October, 2018 – Events
Wednesday, 3rd, 7 pm. in September, Baptism Classes will be starting.
Sunday, October 7th, Thanksgiving Summit. If you have photos or stories of what God has been doing at TPC, we'd love to know about them and celebrate Thanksgiving together in this way!
Saturday, October 13th, 2 – 5 pm. "Taste and See", a Community Workshop with Pastor Carlos and Veronica Carrion around Latin American Cuisine. Cost: $10/person. Please register by October 7th.
Thursday, October 18th, 7 pm. Movie Night at TPC: "Babettes Feast". Admission by donation.
October 21 Celebration of Baptism – for Maxine after our worship
service. Together we go to Church on Five and then have some
Friday, October 26th – 28th, Women's Retreat in Whistler. Women of all ages are welcome, including your friends! Please save the date. More details to come. For info speak with Riad or Evelyn.
September, 2018 – Events
Disciple-Making Groups started up in September.
Wednesday, Sept. 12, 7 pm Baptism Classes will be starting.
Saturday, Sept. 15, 10am-1pm SAVING THE SEASONS
Community Workshop focusing on preserving food by canning, drying and freezing!
Trinity Pacific Church
$10/person Please register by Sept. 9 (call 604-275-0111)
Thursday, Sept. 20, 7pm MOVIE NIGHT: Same Different As Me (PG-13)
Trinity Pacific Church Admission by Donation Everyone welcome!
August, 2018 – Events
Work Day at TPC – Saturday, August 25th, from 9 am. – noon. Everyone is welcome to come, if you have any questions you can talk to Carl.
Summer Church Picnic – Sunday, August 26th, on the front lawn after the service. Bring a salad or fruit – burgers will be provided. Lawn chairs, BBQ's, Bocce balls, and friends are welcome!
July, 2018 – Events
Disciple-Making Luncheon, July 15th, after the service. Join us for lunch to hear testimonies about the disciple-making process, get a Scriptural understanding of disciple-making and receive an invitation to join a new group.
Frank & Friends: Saturday, July 28th, 7 pm. "A Little Water Music". This free concert is open to everyone who loves a somewhat eclectic mix of classical, contemporary and jazz. Bring your friends. There will also be refreshments during the intermission.
June, 2018 – Events
Thanksgiving Summit with Potluck: Sunday, June 3rd, following the 11 am service and baptism at the TPC Sanctuary. Everyone is welcome!
May, 2018 – Events:
Ascension Service: Thursday, May 10th, 7 pm.
The ALPHA Marriage Course: May 12th – June 23rd. There will be 7 candlelight dinners for the couples, and these will be catered by the singles. The total is $75 per couple, including all course materials.
Baptism Course: Thursdays at 7 pm. Meet in the Pastor's Office, everyone is welcome!
Operation Baby Bottle: May 13th – June 17th. Support for the Pregnancy Options Centre, this ministry reaches out to women and couples that are facing an unplanned pregnancy. Please sign out a baby bottle today and over the next few weeks fill it with any spare change, bills, cheques, etc.
April, 2018 – Events:
Community Garden Spring Clean-up: Saturday, April 7th, 11 am. – 2 pm. TPC Community Garden – Volunteers to help with the clean-up will be greatly welcomed (includes lunch).
Community Groups: April 10th – May 3rd. These groups will focus on "Christian" and what that means.
Tuesday, 7-9 pm. in Vancouver
Thursday, 2-4 pm. or 7-9 pm. at TPC in Richmond
Men's Retreat: April 20th – 22nd. Pemberton/Whistler. The theme is "Courageous: Men empowered by the Spirit".
Herbs, Health, and Healing: Saturday, April 21st, 11 am. – 4 pm. Women's Community Workshop with Edith Rae. $15 fee includes herbs and recipes.
March, 2018 – Events:
Messiah Sing-Along – Thursday's until March 22nd, from 7 – 9 pm. This will take place every Thursday evening for all those who love Handel's Messiah, even if you've never sung it before!
Messiah Sing-Along, Saturday, March 24th, 7 pm. with musicians and soloists. Invite your friends to this special event, everyone is welcome to sing along, or just listen and enjoy the music and words.
Holy Week Services at Trinity Pacific:
March 25th, 11 am. Palm Sunday Worship Service
March 29th, 7 pm. Maundy Thursday Communion Service with optional foot washing.
March 30th, 2 – 3 pm. Good Friday Tenebrae Service.
Lord's Supper, Lunch & Thanksgiving Summit, Annual General Meeting – Sunday, March 4th after the service.
February, 2018 – Events:
Disciple Making Luncheon – Sunday, February 11th after the service. Growing in Christ with a support group. Everyone is welcome.
Messiah Sing-Along – Starts Thursday, February 15th, from 7 – 9 pm. This will take place every Thursday evening for all those who love Handel's Messiah, even if you've never sung it before!
Tour of Union Gospel Mission – Saturday, February 17th. from 9 am. – 2 pm. in New Westminster. There will be car-pooling, more information to come soon.
January, 2018 – Events:
All Night Prayer Vigil – Friday, January 5th, 10 pm. – Saturday, January 6th, 10 am., in the TPC Sanctuary, everyone is welcome!
Saturday, January 13th, 1 – 5 pm. – Exploring Spiritual Disciplines Workshop.
This free workshop is open to everyone interested in Christian spiritual disciplines. It will focus on Bible teaching, practical experience, 2 series of break-out groups, as well as opportunities for questions. We trust that the Lord will help us make the prayer, "Just a closer walk with Thee" more of a reality for all of us.


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What typical restaurants, food delivery services, and/or takeout options are popular among expatriates?
Several downtown - Thai, Slovak, Sushi, Italian. Great pizza place in the neighborhood. - Aug 2017
Not too much delivery of dinner, but groceries get delivered through Tesco and was so convenient. Lots of great restaurants throughout the city of all types of cuisines. - Jun 2017
Slovak food. Restaurants are cheap but not great. There is Wagamama in Eurovea, recommend it. Service is unfriendly as a rule. - Feb 2017
There's not much available take-out-wise. There's sushi and pizza (Mr. Pizza tends to be the favorite). There's a lot of good Slovak food but other types of food tends to be so-so. There are a couple Asian fusion restaurants and a Mexican place. There's also a new Wagamama. There is a chain of restaurants here that have play areas for kids -- the Italian version has a pizza-making station where kids can cut shapes out of dough and have them cooked. - Sep 2016
There is a fairly nice range of restaurants and they are affordable. We typically spend about 10 Euros/person on a main at dinner, and beer is cheap, at 2 to 3 Euros for a half liter. There are not a ton of exotic restaurants, but things like Italian, Indian, Chinese, sushi, and Thai food are all available. - Jun 2015
U.S. brands are mostly McDonald's, Pizza Hut and KFC. Prices are close to those in the US. There are lots of good (and reasonably priced) Italian and Chinese restaurants, but very few Mexican or Latin American places. High-end continental restaurants are everywhere, but you will use them only for special occasions. - Dec 2009
Anything in the States is also here. But why would you? The food is fantastic and reasonably priced. - Apr 2010


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Three key points:
- According to Patrick, he was able to do everything differently by studying up on what others did wrong before him. In fact, he credits the scathing fast food critique Fast Food Nation by Eric Schlosser as his "bible."
- "Everything that everyone was doing wrong in that book, we stayed away from. And the stuff that they were doing right, we aimed toward," he said.
- Sadly, Patrick noted to Eater that there are no plans to take P. Terry's national, because as he said he's "too old" for that kind of thing.
Examine the menu: simple….done well….a key to success.


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Finely sculpted in two layers, white on brown, the Emperor depicted in profile to the right, wearing a cuirass embellished with a gorgoneion centered within a scale pattern, his layered pteryges at the right shoulder, a mantle draped over the left shoulder, a laurel wreath in his wavy hair, the ties fluttering behind, his hair arranged in rows of characteristic opposing comma-shaped locks, with a high forehead, articulated eyes, a prominent nose, and a small rounded chin, the thin lips slightly downturned at the corners; mounted in a heavy gold frame in the 17th or 18th century
3 in. (7.6 cm.) long
George Spencer, Fourth Duke of Marlborough (1738-1817).
The Marlborough Gems; Christie, Manson & Woods, London, 26 June 1899, lot 407.
Sir Francis Cook (1817-1901), Doughty House, Richmond.
Wyndham F. Cook, (d. 1905), 8 Cadogan Square, London.
Humphrey W. Cook; Christie, Manson & Woods, London, 14-16 July 1925, lot 341.
Rafael Esmerian, New York.
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N. Story-Maskelyne, The Marlborough Gems, London, 1870, no. 407.
C.H. Smith and C.A. Hutton, Catalogue of the Antiquities (Greek, Etruscan and Roman) in the Collection of the Late Wyndham Francis Cook, London, 1908, no. 288.
Tiberius Claudius Nero Germanicus was born in Lyon, France (ancient Lugdunum) in 10 B.C. He was the youngest son of the Emperor Tiberius' brother Drusus and Antonia the Younger, the niece of Augustus and daughter of Marc Antony. Due to poor health and a pronounced stammer, his family assumed that he would never amount to anything. According to Suetonius, even his own mother considered him "a monster, a man whom Mother Nature had begun to work upon but then flung aside." He was not granted any major position during the reigns of Augustus or Tiberius, but in 37 A.D., during the reign of his nephew Caligula, he shared the consulate and presided at the public games in the Emperor's absence. Claudius was possibly involved in the plot to assassinate Caligula, and he succeeded his nephew at the age of 51 as the fourth Emperor of Rome on 24 January 41 A.D. (see Kleiner, Roman Sculpture, pp. 129-134 and Varner, ed., Tyrany & Transformation in Roman Portraiture, p. 114).
According to Varner (op. cit., p. 114) "as a way of visually distinguishing the emperor from his hated predecessor Caligula, Claudius' portraits represent him with relatively realistic facial features, consonant with his age at the time of his accession. Claudius' more realistic portraits would have stood in marked contrast to the youthful images of Caligula, as well as those of Augustus and Tiberius."
The production of Imperial cameos reached an apogee during Claudius' principate, especially in terms of the extraordinary size and quality of the gems produced (see for example, the exceptional Grand Camée de France, in the Bibliothèque National, Paris, now thought Claudian, and the Marriage Cameo in the Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, nos. 126 and 127 in Kleiner, op. cit.). In fact, more Imperial cameos survive from this period than from any other, suggesting that production dramatically increased at this time (see nos. A67-92 in Megow, Kameen von Augustus bis Alexander Severus). Although the Marlborough gem has previously been identified as depicting Tiberius, comparison with other surviving cameos, portraits in the round, and with numismatic evidence, leaves no doubt that Claudius is intended.
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Bracelets are one of my favorite accessories to make and wear! I tend to wear them less during the summertime due to the heat. I don't like the feeling of sweat and metal on my wrist but I hate not wearing something! I've been obsessed with fiber based wrap bracelets. Love!! There are several different techniques and styles! Macramé, kumihimo, crochet, friendship...So many possibilities! So I thought a fiber based bracelet swap was in order! Perfect beach wear!
For this swap, you will make 2 bracelets for your partner. Even if you are new to any of these techniques, they are so simple and fun. Once you make one, you won't be able to stop. The only slightly challenging technique might be any of the crochet ones, if you have never done crochet before. But if you always wanted to learn, here is your chance!
Please check with your partner about wrist size and least favorite color. Obviously, you don't want to make your partner a bracelet with a color they hate and it's not necessary to make one in their favorite color either. Just a color they like! :-) The majority of the bracelet should be fiber, whether it is yarn, hemp, embroidery thread, knotting cord, rattail, t-shirt yarn, fabric beads, waxed linen cord, etc. You may use metal findings to close the bracelet and add beads, if you wish.
I've compiled a pinterest board with techniques and ideas for you to get inspired. If you have other links, please comment with them and I will add them.
I will give 3 weeks to send after the sign by date. This gives you a chance to try new techniques without it being too far into summer to wear your new bracelets! If you have any questions, please comment or pm me!
(picture shown are bracelets I made using the Turkish Weave technique - can be found on the pinterest board)
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The Good Reverend Jim celebrates his 19th Anniversary to his wife Erica. The discussion is about steps they took to have a happy marriage. Erica could not join the show, but their daughter Taylor did. Taylor was on The Good Reverend Jim's first podcast. Unfortunately, it was recorded at home with just the computer's mic. It was never published due to the poor quality.
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It's Global Cat Day, and also as with any kind of time, we all want our kitties become delighted, relaxed and stress-free. Could CBD function as the response?
Everybody and their mum is speaing frankly about the advantages of CBD (cannabidoil). It's vaped, shoved in croissants, and touted as being a cure-all for migraines, sleeplessness, joint disease, and lots more.
Needless to say all that buzz would filter through to eventually our animals. a fast look for 'cbd for kitties' reveals a lot of brands leaping regarding the trend, offering 'purrrrrre CBD oil' this is certainly reported to lessen discomfort and anxiety inside our feline pals, along with vets and pet owners debating its potential advantages.
There's currently no research that is scientific the advantages of CBD for kitties, most most likely because there are far larger fish to fry within the medical industry (we may desire to concentrate on definitively demonstrating the huge benefits for people very first).
Which means that within the UK, there are no CBD products which are formally authorised for veterinary use.
That does not stop CBD proponents from promoting their products or services as occurring to be handy for cats.
David Barcly, the founder of British CBD oil brand name CBD Armour, claims he's seen plenty of clients providing their kitties CBD, with very good results.
He says that around 20percent of their clients have actually reported offering CBD to their animals.
'CBD to be used with animals is just a debate that's raging during the minute,' he tells Metro.co.uk.
'There have already been a few studies that are scientific at the results of CBD on dogs, but practically nothing in terms of felines. Alot more medical research is required. Læs videre "Overseas Cat Day: Does CBD oil have advantages for cats?"


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2010 Husaberg FE450 Race Test This article was originally posted at MotorcycleUSA I have had a couple of chances now to test the new generation Husabergs and they continue to impress me. For a bike with such a radical design, it doesn't feel all that different, it just works really well. The only issue so far, has been the limited conditions I have ridden the FE450 in. This is partly due to the terrain that... Read more »
The 1997 KTM LC4 540SX Makes AMA Supercross History Lance Smail, Tom Moen and KTM ride their way into the record books. In many ways 1997 doesn't seem like it was all that long ago. It was an exciting time in the motorcycle world. Mike Lafferty was on his way to winning his first National Enduro title for KTM. Meanwhile in the moto world, undisputed champion Jeremy McGrath decided he couldn't come to terms with the highly anticipated... Read more »
BMW F 800 GS – KTM 690R Comparison Can KTM and BMW work to carve out a niche for the middle weight Adventure bike class? Doing a comparison of adventure bikes is a tricky task. It is sort of like Goldilocks setting down to the bowl of porage; one might be too big while another is too small. So which one is going to be "just right". In a segment where there is not much definition of class... Read more »
On and Off the Road So the question now is just how would these two bikes stand up together? Sitting in the driveway they look a little bit like the odd couple. My greatest concern was that they might be so different from each other as to make the coming trip a tedious affair. We had a lot of ground to cover and were determined... Read more »
2010 KTM 690 Enduro R If you recall from our recent visit with the 690, it too was an all new offering from KTM in 2008. The original LC4 range of bikes had long performed the delicate balancing act of straddling both the off road and street markets. The basic package had been offered in everything from a track oriented SX model to canyon carving supermoto version. Perhaps the most loved of all was the beautiful rally... Read more »
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The KTM RFS Diaries The Mighty Racing Four Stroke 2000-2007 I have been left with a real dilemma regarding what to race for the 2010 season. Like most people I have felt the pinch of the current economic conditions, who hasn't? It has made me take a hard look at what the spending priorities are. New bikes are getting really expensive and used bikes aren't worth squat. There are some great deals on non-current... Read more »
Great to be on the road again. Lots of cool scenery and plenty to see. So our first stop was to Minden Nevada to drop by and visit the crew from Dirt Tricks. I had heard of their crazy scheme of putting old style KTM RFS motors into new frames. Could this really work? What would the results be like and when can I ride one? Well that is just what I did yesterday, rode... Read more »
We are hard a work putting some new products through the wringer to see how they perform. Here is a sneak peek at some of the things that will be featured in upcoming posts. Some have been to Baja while others will be on their way to Idaho shortly for some racing and riding. Read more »
The mighty X was trouble free for all six days of Portugal Changing air filter can be challenging Honda CFR450x ready for battle in Portugal As we welcome the new year, it is time to say good bye to my 2009 project bike, the Honda CRF450X. As you might remember, this is the bike I prepared and rode in the International Six Days Enduro in Portugal. With over 50 hours on the meter, the red... Read more »


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I work for the local website/newspaper in Syracuse, NY, and have built a map tracking coronavirus cases by county in New York state (Coronavirus in NY by the numbers). The data behind the bubbles on this map is managed through a Google Sheet and pulled into ArcGIS Online as a published CSV file/layer. I set it up this way in order to allow broad newsroom access to updating the map with the newest cases.
My preference at this point would be to change this to a choropleth map, but I haven't been able to solve for connecting the county shapefile layer to an outside data file that would update live. Any connected CSV file requires location data; that layer in my map plots (with bubbles) the geographic center of each county. I can join that layer to the county shapefile layer, and the case number data can then be used to create a choropleth. But that joined layer does not update when the CSV layer updates. It seems to require rerunning the join analysis to update.
I'm not sure whether this is a limitation of the software or a gap in my knowledge. Any help solving for this is greatly appreciated! If I can provide more context, please let me know. Thank you!
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To my Patients and Friends,
I've devoted this installment to issues surrounding reopening strategies. Just a heads-up: it's kind of an opinion piece, so feel free to shoot the messenger (euphemistically, that is)… but please recognize that my opinions are based on scientific evidence.
The current state of affairs
As you all know by now, certain regions of the country have begun contemplating (or even implementing) the loosening of physical distancing regulations and the reopening of businesses, religious and other organizations and public spaces. Nearly everyone has an opinion on these complex matters, and in the absence of clear and consistent federal leadership, state and municipal leaders have been taking it upon themselves to make decisions which they claim are in the best interest of their constituents (though politics permeates nearly every decision these days). Some of these leaders have approached such matters from a balanced, evidence-based perspective. Others- many facing pressures from multiple sides- have not.
I turn to the state of Georgia as perhaps the most glaring example of what I believe is frank negligence on the part of its leader. According to the reputable IHME model, a total of 53 COVID-19-related deaths are anticipated in Georgia by May 1, and current projections estimate 2,259 deaths by August 1. Despite all this, as his state's COVID-19 case rate continues to climb and its coronavirus testing rate remains among the lowest in the nation, Governor Brian Kemp has authorized the throwing open of restaurant, gym, salon and theater doors. Many leaders in his own state and elsewhere worry that his plan will backfire, and that in a month or so from now, a new surge in COVID-19 cases may become apparent. And unfortunately, we can't put a fence around Georgia; adjacent states- and eventually all states– will be affected by this reckless move as virus-laden individuals (most of whom will be most contagious during the early, pre-symptomatic days of the infection) get on buses and trains and planes. When experts like Dr. Anthony Fauci refer to second or third COVID-19 waves, decisions like this one are on their minds. Other states leaders, including those in Iowa, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas have made similar decisions.
At minimum, states should adhere to current federal guidelines as related to a data-driven, phased approach to getting us out of our homes and into the workplace. We need to get there ASAP, but we shouldn't allow ourselves to throw all caution to the wind in order to get there too soon. We've all worked so hard to try to beat back this devastating virus… it's imperative that we remain patient and keep our eyes on the ball. The words printed on a mere penny- E Pluribus Unum– have never meant so much. And we must demand good guidance and assistance from our federal leadership.
Testing the waters
Several models have indicated that we do not yet have sufficient testing capacity in place in order to safely move forward with these relaxation measures. Researchers at Harvard's Global Health Institute analyzed the number of tests per day that would be necessary in each state by May 1 in order to safely begin to relax social distancing measures. They have determined that the majority of states have fallen well short of where they need to be in order to effectively monitor and track due cases of COVID-19. The IHME model (mentioned above), estimates that only West Virginia will reach the necessary testing and contact tracing thresholds by May 10, and more than 20 states will not have reached that point until the beginning of June or later. Connecticut is expected to reach the threshold on June 17.
Is there another side to the story?
Of course. For example, David Katz, MD, MPH, FACPM, FACP, FACLM (yes, that's a lot of letters), an esteemed expert in matters related to public health and founder of the Yale-Griffin Prevention Research Center (and a guy who I've heard speak and for whom I have a great deal of respect), recently wrote a New York Times opinion piece entitled Is Our Fight Against Coronavirus Worse Than the Disease? In it, he argues that "if all we do is flatten the curve [without moving to a phase II], you don't prevent deaths- you just change the dates." He summarizes his balanced "bridges-not-bunkers" approach in this well-conducted interview, in which he argues that we can aim to protect the most vulnerable among us and keep our health system from being overwhelmed while we return to a new normal. Although he articulates his perspectives elegantly, I struggle with a couple of his main premises. In the context of our tragic failure to gear up for mass testing as other countries have done successfully, he argues for making do with our current testing supplies by performing representative random sampling as a next-best alternative. My concerns with this model are that it ignores the fundamentally insidious (and still poorly understood) biology of the coronavirus and that many cases will inevitably be missed, the implications of which could be exponential and devastating. We'll still need to perform lots of tests in order to reliably extrapolate the sample results to the larger population. He also proposes defining two basic sub-populations to be isolated from one another: those of us who are at low risk for complications from COVID-19 (who should be allowed to return to school, work, malls, etc.) and those who are at high risk (who should remain cloistered). To me, this seems not only dystopian but nearly impossible. But there are many smart people who espouse this type of approach, and they need to be part of the conversation.
Here's another smart discussion of some of the important considerations for reopening, particularly as related to testing and contact tracing.
Keeping your cool
If you're in the market for some strategies for staying sane in these crazy times, this webinar offered through The Boston Globe may be worth attending… check it out.
An amusing mashup
Check out this clever and timely mix of clips from one of the best sitcoms ever produced.
That's all for today. Please continue to stay home, stay calm and stay well! See you soon.


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Just like we've seen in many other sports and games, women have faced adversity to claim the right to be taken seriously as players. Poker tournaments have traditionally been an all-male environment but, in the last few decades, some great female poker players have been making waves.
Luckily, things have changed considerably, and poker along with Casino Games are being activity enjoyed by millions of people around the globe, women and men alike.
It is also about those women whose efforts have contributed to bringing more exposure to poker. With more or less tangible success, all of these female players have helped bust the myth that poker is a man game only.
This article covers some of the top female poker players. Some dominate cash games, while others are big winners on the international tournament circuit. I am sure that many more women can be added to this list – and that even more are working their way through the stakes at this very moment.
Kristen Rousso
Hailing from Canada, Kristen Bicknell sits in the third spot of the Women's All-Time Money List. While she was never that present in the media, it didn't stop her from quietly building a successful poker career.
As of today, Kristen Bicknell's net worth stands just around $5.1 million, according to the Hendon Mob.
Born in 1986, Kristen Bicknell poker career started online. She discovered the game a bit late, or at least later than some of her fellow players.
Vanessa Rousso
Vanessa Rousso is the 3rd female pro on our list with a connection to PokerStars. She was a member of their pro team between 2007 and 2015. Known for her distinctive look – a cap, headphones and designer sunglasses – Rousso is a formidable player in both cash games and tournaments. While she has yet to win a WSOP bracelet, her tournament winnings total more than $3.5 million.
Joanne JJ LIU
Known as 'JJ', Joanne Liu is as well known for her distinctive hats as her poker results. This pro is now a resident of Palo Alto, CA – though was born and raised in Taiwan. Trained as a computer scientist, and skilled in Chinese gambling games, JJ took the poker world by storm in the early 2000's. She became the highest placed finished in WPT history after finishing as runner up in the World Poker Tour Bay 101 tournament in 2004. She would parlay this success at the WSOP, making a final table.
Vanessa Selbst
Selbst is the only woman ever to have held the number one ranking on the Global Poker Index. Her lifetime tournament winnings total a mind-blowing $11.8 million (and counting). She is the 4th woman on our list be involved with PokerStars as part of their team or pros.
Her single biggest score came from the PokerStars Caribbean Adventure. She won the high-roller event for a cool $1.4 million. Other achievements include three WSOP bracelets – plus back to back scores on the North American Poker Tour.
There are definitely more opportunities for women to play Poker nowadays, and the industry is improving for females all the time. What a breath of fresh air to see the female players being recognized and given an equal opportunity.


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I recently looked under my park home and noticed that the wheels had been removed – does this mean that my home is no longer mobile and therefore illegal?
No, your home is not illegal. Park (or mobile) homes are constructed on a steel chassis with wheels. Wheels allow the home to be moved during the manufacturing process and for transportation. However, park homes don't have to have wheels -once the home is sited the wheels can be removed.
A park home refers to any building that has been designed and constructed to be transportable by road in one or two sections. Once assembled you must be able to move the building around site and the structure must also remain divisible for road transport.
There are two distinct types of park home, single units and twin-units. Single units are generally no wider than 14ft, allowing them to be transported in one complete section. Twin-units are transported in two halves which are then bolted together on-site.
When sited, your home is supported by strategically placed jacks, which lift the wheels off of the ground. Many siting companies will remove the wheels and use them again to reduce wastage and costs.
A brick or stone skirt is then installed around the home; this is for aesthetic purposes only. Although the home may appear to sit on the skirt, it is actually fully supported and secured by the jacks. It is worth noting that an air gap should always be left between the skirt and the home structure to aid air circulation.


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Learned friends, a little over twelve months ago, I had the honour of addressing another distinguished gathering. My subject on that occasion was a rather unusual artefact that my colleagues and I had discovered – an item we came to call 'The Cabinet of Curiosities'. In the intervening months we have continued our researches into this object and have uncovered some disturbing facts. To be blunt, I believe that we have unearthed evidence of a widespread and long-standing conspiracy. Read MoreA conspiracy reveal'd


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$2,300 2 bed 706 East 57th Avenue, Vancouver BC, V5X 0J2
Previously Listed $2,300 2 bed
706 East 57th Avenue, Sunset, Vancouver, V5X 0J2
Commute to Downtown Vancouver
This apartment is in the Sunset neighborhood in Vancouver. Nearby parks include Moberly Park, Ross Park and George Park.
706 East 57th Avenue has a Walk Score of 51 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
SPIRE LANDING is a brand-new rental development by Spire Development Corporation at (Fraser Street) 706 East 57th Avenue, Vancouver. The building is NOW move-in ready and we are accepting applications.
• Pet-friendly on select units.
• 2-bedroom suites (plus flex or in-suite storage) range from 719 to 876 square feet.
• Patios and balconies on select units.
Building amenities include yoga/meditation room, rooftop garden, children's play area, fitness centre, bike storage, guest parking, and electric car charging stations.
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LOCATION: Vancouver South Fraser Street
Proximity to two Canada Line SkyTrain stations (Langara-49th Avenue and Marine Drive). Direct bus route to downtown (#8) runs along Fraser Street. Spire Landing is close to many dining, shopping, café and entertainment destinations. You will find pharmacies, groceries and parks nearby. Neighboring hubs include Oakridge Centre, Marine Gateway, Queen Elizabeth Park, Nat Bailey Stadium, Langara Golf Course and Hillcrest Centre.
Select units feature large patios, private balconies with views, in-suite storage and flex rooms. Appliances included are Whirlpool front-loading washer & dryer, stainless steel Frigidaire refrigerators and stove, ENERGY STAR® qualified Frigidaire dishwashers, European-inspired cabinets with quartz counter tops, wide plank engineered flooring and secured access throughout the building. This is a non-smoking community.
• Acoustic separation from the street and next door.
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Pets allowed:
Some errands can be accomplished on foot.
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Explore how far you can travel by car, bus, bike and foot from 706 East 57th Avenue.
706 East 57th Avenue has good transit which means many nearby public transportation options.
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This is the third day in a row that this card has come up for you. It is a reminder that you are all powerful, that this strength flows through every part of your body. You have forgotten that it is there, because sometimes you feel so lost and weak. It is there, it is always there and will never let you down. You sometimes just need to remember that you really are all powerful. You are allowed to use this power and to realise your dreams and desires. When it doesn't go your way, sit down and take stock. Is it self-sabotage or should you maybe change your course of action? You can do this! Stop feeling sorry for yourself and putting yourself down – this won't get you anywhere. Start using your power to turn things around. That way you will get back on track and soon you will achieve your first goal. Don't confuse strength with muscular strength, your strength comes from your heart, it is your kindness, love and compassion. You are also allowed to show some of that to yourself. It's important to look after yourself first, otherwise you cannot use your strength to look after others. Your emotional and physical well-being is important. This will help you to trust your intuition and embrace your very own kind, loving, compassionate and wonderful strength and let it shine out into the world.


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Fall Sermon Series on Philippians
Earl Palmer Class to Explore the Psalms and the New Testament
Internationally renowned pastor and speaker the Rev. Earl Palmer will be teaching a special 3-week adult Sunday School class at FPC on Sept. 23, Sept. 30, and Oct. 7. The class will explore the the Old Testament Book of Psalms and how it relates to New Testament faith.
Bible Commentaries for Every Book of the Bible
This Sunday (September 16), the FPC Library will be displaying a selection of books from our comprehensive section of Bible commentaries. One of the books that we will be displaying is "First, Second, and Third John, Revelation" by Rev. Earl Palmer who will also be preaching this Sunday.
We have commentaries on every book of the Bible, from Genesis to Revelation! You can take a look at all our commentaries in our online catalog here.
The FPC Library is located in Fellowship Hall and open before and after the service on Sunday mornings. If you have any questions, send us an email here!


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Justin Timberlake to headline V Festival 2014
The Killers also make their V Festival return
Photographer: Shirlaine ForrestVirtual Festivals on 03 March 2014
Mirrors man Justin Timberlake will top the Hylands
Park, Essex leg of the event on Saturday August 16 and the Weston Park, Staffordshire
event on Sunday August 17.
Reversing that billing will be Brightside rockers The Killers, back at Weston Park on Saturday August 16 and Hylands Park on Sunday August 17.
Ed Sheeran, Paolo Nutini, Example, Lily Allen, Elbow, Bastille and Rudimental have also been announced for the twinned music festivals, which take place in both Essex and Staffordshire over the same weekend in August.
Chase & Status, Alesso, Axwell ^ Ingrosso and Above &
Beyond lead the DJ names for the twinned two day events this year.
Elsewhere on the bill you'll find Kaiser Chiefs, Manic Street Preachers, Tom Odell, Train, Katy B, Kodaline and The Human League.
The raft of names in the first V Festival announcement also include Rizzle Kicks, Aloe Blacc, Starsailor, Foxes, Ella Eyre, M People and special guests Chic feat. Nile Rodgers.
Both festival sites will include four stages of live music plus a Glee Club comedy tent.
V Festival 2014 takes place from 16-17 August at both Hylands Park, Chelmsford in Essex and Weston Park, Weston-under-Lizard, Staffordshire.
Tickets go on sale this Friday (March 7) at 9am.


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The management and staff of Custom Genetic Solutions share the concern of all Americans as we deal with the threat of Covid-19. While we continue to be open for business, we are taking precautions to protect our customers, their families and our employees against the spread of this virus. As part of our commitment to your safety and well-being, we will be reviewing our practices and procedures frequently to ensure they provide the highest level of effectiveness.
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Our employees are all vigilant about carrying out these practices and are now well versed on the importance of doing so. Our employees have been instructed to remain at home if they feel unwell in any manner. Anyone who attends at our facility with any signs of any type illness will be sent home immediately.
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Custom Genetic Solutions (CGS) is a collaborative effort by a group of agricultural industry leaders who viewed a continuing need for custom semen collection, processing, and preservation. Located in Mitchell, South Dakota, Custom Genetic Solutions strives to provide a great custom collection experience with welcoming customer service and the utmost bull care, all while maintaining strict health and semen quality standards.


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Running into 2020 like…by Bo Bryson | No Comments
Running into 2020 like… dare I say it – BA!
After Burpee like BA was over, many people asked what was our next adventure. Our answer was nothing! However, that did not last very long. Aksel decided to sign up for Lincoln Half-marathon, so of course, I did too. But instead of just running, we decided to do 10 burpees at the beginning, every mile and at the end so 150 total. Then with our spouse and friends, we went after a 10-mile Spartan event. Along with these same crazy friends, we kept running over the summer on the trails and signed up for the Lincoln Halfsy. So, needless to say, we stayed active after the burpee event. But how did this specific idea happen. Well, one day while running (late Summer/early Fall) 2019, I had the thought, "I wonder if could run all the Lincoln trails? How many miles would that be?" So I looked it up when I got home and found out it was approx.. 78 miles. I thought in my head, "I can do that all in one day." I told Aksel about it and he said he also thought about running all the Lincoln trails. So, the plan was hatched to do that. We would name it RUN like BA to play off the burpee event. Then we told Sean, a friend who is much more sensible than Aksel and I. He said, "Well that is great. Here is the deal though; doing 45 hours of burpee is pretty BA. However, if you only run an 8-9 minute mile, that is not BA and no one will run the 78 miles with you. Change the name; especially if you want the city involved." We laughed but knew he was right. He came up with the name 'Lincoln Trail-a-thon 2020.' After this, I approached the GPTN (Great Plains Trail Network) to see if they would want to partner and benefit from this idea. They did! From there, we started mapping out the trails, calling people and getting people involved. And now, we have local sponsors and many people excited and ready to explore the trails. As far as we can tell, no one has ever put together a plan to walk, run or jog all the Lincoln trails. There are biking events that explore the trails system but nothing for runners. Lincoln Trail-a-thon 2020 is a one-of-a-kind event that is geared to get individuals inspired to be healthier by exploring their city. Will you join us?
The idea: Run, jog or walk all the Lincoln trials in 2020. Approximately 78 miles of trails.
The goal: First and foremost it is to inspire individuals to be healthier by getting outdoors to enjoy what Lincoln has to offer; an amazing trail system. But even more, it is to: (1) GIVE back (2) EXPLORE new trails (3) CONQUER a common goal.
The cost: Registration is $25 per individual. Registering guarantees a t-shirt plus the money "GIVES BACK" to help GPTN maintain existing trails and create new trails. Register HERE.
The plan: Each month a different trail will be explored and conquered. Visit us on facebook to learn more. You may choose to follow this plan or rearrange it to create a plan that fits your schedule. The plan that was created tried to do two things: (1) keep the exploration to a reasonable distance (2) keep trails grouped together based on location. Each month, a reminder of which trail(s), trail maps and tips will be posted. This will keep everyone moving in the same direction. Trails that lead out of Lincoln were not included.
We look forward to seeing you on the trails!


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