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Friday, 26 May, 2000, 18:59 GMT 19:59 UK
BBC Music Live events unfold
Britain's biggest music festival, BBC Music Live, has got under way after its launch in Swansea with music presenter and jazz pianist Jools Holland.
The five-day event features more than 6,000 concerts and 250 street festivals at locations around the UK.
On Friday, events included a "silent" gig at Chapter Arts Centre in Cardiff, where the audience listened to band Rocket Goldstar plus various DJs, through headphones.
Sir Elton John, Tony Bennett, Paul Weller and violinist Nigel Kennedy are among the big names taking part in events for the festival which comes at a time when many are concerned at the decline of music tuition in schools.
Other highlights include the first performance of Bernstein's Mass for 20 years from Cardiff on Saturday for Radio 3, to a live Top of The Pops from Sheffield Arena on Monday.
The festival will include a 24-hour music programme marathon on BBC One and BBC Two, culminating at 2200 BST on Monday with a mass rendition of the Lou Reed song, Perfect Day, to be broadcast on all BBC services.
A key part of the festival is an instrument amnesty - an appeal for people to donate unused instruments which can then be made available to children.
Many stars have already donated instruments towards the appeal, including Sir Elton John who gave a keyboard, Bob Geldof who donated a harmonica, and Irish pop trio B*Witched who offered some finger-cymbals.
The event's organisers want as many people as possible to join in with Music Live.
It comes at a time when many are concerned about the decline of music tuition in schools.
Christine Koker of the National Foundation for Youth Music said: "Out of the 10 million or so young children around the country, only about five to 10% of those are actually playing music at the moment learning an instrument."
Controller of the Proms, Nicholas Kenyon, says the event will encourage more people to make music as well as listen to it.
"It is more difficult than it has been in the past for kids to learn an instrument as a normal part of their education," he said.
"What the BBC is saying with this music live festival is there is a chance for every kid in the country to become involved in music."
Music Live has the backing of Prime Minister Tony Blair, who said it "should touch and involve us all".
Click here for the BBC Music Live website, which contains full details of events taking place during the festival.
See also:
30 Mar 00 | Entertainment
BBC launches live music fest
12 Apr 00 | Entertainment
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IEP Plan : Expanded Core Curriculum Games for Visually Impaired Students
IEP Goals
ObjectiveEd.com is our new organization where we are building ECC games and interactive simulations for blind and low vision students, based on each child's IEP .
The student's advancement in acquiring skills in our education-based games are stored in a private secure cloud, accessible to the IEP team in a web-based dashboard .
If you are a Special Ed Director , press for additional information on trying these types of games as a tool for maximizing student outcomes, relating to their
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April Update
I often get asked for a list of games that we've built. Here's the current list, from the newest to the oldest.
Click on the game to go directly to the iTunes download page. All games are designed for rapid audio play and have been built with the help of dozens of visually impaired gamers.
Blindfold Spin and Solve – Inspired by Wheel of Fortune, spin to guess a letter in the phrase and win.
Blindfold Shuffleboard – Slide your discs into the scoring area, and push your opponents discs out of the way.
Blindfold Road Trip– Be the first player to drive 1000 miles in this card game similar to 1000 miles or Miles Bornes.
Blindfold Bingo – Play bingo with lots of patterns. Win coins. Record yourself saying Bingo and share it.
Blindfold Crazy Eights with Friends – Crazy Eights card game with with other people, via Game Center or in the same room.
Blindfold Barnyard– Move your animals from the barnyard to the fence to the barn. It's addicting!
Blindfold Word Games– Hangman, Word Ladder, Scramble and Word Flick.
Blindfold Horse Race– Race against other horses by walking your fingers on the screen.
Blindfold Juggle– Juggle animals on earth and other planets.
Blindfold Color Crush – A cross between Bejeweled and Candy Crush.
Blindfold Rummy – Gin Rummy card game – collect sets and runs of cards.
Blindfold Tile Puzzle – Tile games including 2048 and Threes, with several variations.
Blindfold Vee Ball – Just like Skee ball: Roll a ball up a ramp to land in the highest point hole.
Blindfold Craps – Dice game where you bet on the outcome of a dice roll, just like in Las Vegas.
Blindfold Air Hockey – Air Hockey – use your mallet to shoot the puck into your opponent's goal.
Blindfold Breakout – Breakout game where you smash bricks with a ball, similar to the arcade game.
Blindfold Bowling – Ten pin bowling just like at the bowling alley.
Blindfold Roulette – Play roulette just like in Las Vegas.
Blindfold Hopper – Inspired by the old video game frogger.
Blindfold Pong – Pong game similar to the classic arcade game.
Blindfold Dominoes -Dominoes game where you play until you are out of tiles or blocked.
Blindfold Hearts – Hearts card game where you avoid collecting hearts or you can shoot the moon.
Blindfold Simon – My Simon type game where you follow patterns based on gestures and sounds.
Blindfold Spades – Spades card game where you bid and collect tricks as you win each hand.
Blindfold War – The classic war card game where you try to collect all the cards.
Blindfold Solitaire – Solitaire card games including Klondike, Spider, Free Cell, Golf and many others.
Blindfold Wildcard – An Uno type card game.
Blindfold Crazy Eights – Crazy Eights card game with several variants of play.
Blindfold Video Poker – Video Poker just like the machines in Las Vegas.
Blindfold Blackjack – Play Blackjack against the dealer.
Blindfold Sudoku – Audio Sudoku in a 9 by 9 grid, with easy, medium and hard levels.
Blindfold Sudoku Mini – Audio Sudoku in a 4 by 4 grid, lots of fun and great for people who never played Sudoku before.
Blindfold Cryptogram – Decode famous quotes and phrases in a letter substitution game
Blindfold Racer – Drive your car using your ears, not your eyes. The original game that started all of this.

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Not from successful love alone,
Nor wealth, nor honor'd middle age, nor victories of politics or war;
But as life wanes, and all the turbulent passions calm,
As gorgeous, vapory, silent hues cover the evening sky,
As softness, fullness, rest, suffuse the frame, like fresher, balmier air,
As the days take on a mellower light,
and the apple at last hangs really finish'd and indolent-ripe on the tree,
Then for the teeming quietest, happiest days of all!
The brooding and blissful halcyon days!
~ Walt Whitman
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The Berry Patch Preschool Advocates Proper Nutrition and Diet for Kids
Your child will be energised throughout the day as they go about various learning experiences. As we want them to enjoy munching on their meals and snacks, we have created a separate dining area specifically for this purpose. Children are provided with healthy school lunches and kids snacks, to name a few.
- Breakfast (7am – 8am)
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At The Berry Patch Preschool and Long Day Care Centre, preparing healthy food for school is as important as providing educational supplies. All meals for toddlers and babies are made fresh each day at the centre by our trained cooks. Menus have been designed based on the Dietary Guidelines for Children and Munch and Move Guidelines. This is to ensure that meals are nutritious and appetising while encompassing all food groups and cultural differences.
School lunch menus are displayed in the foyer for both the current week and the following week.
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Please note on the space provided on your enrolment form if your child has allergies to any foods. Cite special dietary requirements as well, if any. A meeting will the be arranged with the Director and Cook to accommodate your requests.
The centre takes many steps to prevent children from coming into contact with their allergens or foods they are unable to eat. We adhere to the following guidelines:
- High allergen foods such as peanuts, tree nuts, eggs and kiwis are not served at the centre
- A daily allergy or dietary requirement book is stored in the kitchen for the staff's use. The book is updated as the children's needs change
- Meals and beverages of children with allergies or dietary requirements are served on specially coloured dinnerware. Their meals are served prior to the standard meals
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Vice President, Head of U.S. Medical (Retired)
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Dr. Laura Bessen is Vice President, Head of U.S. Medical, Bristol-Myers Squibb where she is responsible for the successful launches of medicines and driving value creation and decision making within the U.S. Medical organization. Her career has spanned both industry and time as a practicing physician which brings a patient centered approach to her work.
Laura has held a number of cross-functional leadership and management roles in her 11 year career with Bristol-Myers Squibb which started when she joined as part of the DuPont acquisition. During this time she co-led the lifecycle management team for Sustiva and then additionally Reyataz. In 2004, she was promoted to Vice President, Global Medical Affairs, with responsibility for marketed HIV and hepatitis B compounds. She played an integral role in the co-development with Gilead Pharmaceuticals of Atripla. Subsequent to the launch of Atripla, Laura formed the Global Medical Affairs Immunology therapeutic area focusing on the expanded development of BMS' biologic compounds including, Orencia for Rheumatoid arthritis and other autoimmune diseases as well as belatacept, (under development for solid organ transplantation). In 2008, Laura took on additional responsibility for Global Medical Affairs Immunology and Oncology responsible for medical strategic planning and lifecycle management for products in these therapeutic areas post DP 4.5. Prior to being promoted to the Head of U.S. Medical in late 2012, Laura led the Immunoscience and Neuroscience therapeutic areas within U.S. Medical. As well as carrying out Global Development and Medical Affairs responsibilities, Laura was involved in many organizational activities partnering with commercial colleagues in designing product commercialization systems, life cycle flexing resourcing principles, market access strategies and defining roles and responsibilities of commercial and medical throughout the stages of drug development.
Laura holds an M.D. degree from New York University School of Medicine. She completed her clinical training in internal medicine at Mount Sinai Medical Center and finished her fellowship in Infectious Diseases at Albert Einstein College of Medicine. After her medical training, she became Physician-in-Charge for the AIDS Clinical Trial Unit at Beth Israel Medical Center where she carried out both industry and NIH sponsored clinical trials and was an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine.


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who would get bullied at school.
Everyday, she would come home in tears.
She couldn't under stand, How kids, could be so cruel. Their was one bully, (Hannah) that was especially mean.
One day, when little girl was walking home. She saw Hannah, with a black eye. Hannah's father gave it to her, because he drank, alot. Little girl asked if she was ok, and offered Hannah to stay the night at her house. Hannah said "Eww, NO!"
Little girl went home. She couldn't under stand why Hannah said no.
The next day at school, there was a shooter. who was shooting everyone. He pointed the gun at Hannah. Little Girl, jumped in front of Hannah. Little girl, died that day, saving her bully. Now, if that isn't a angel of love, I don't know what is.
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- 1 tsp baking powder
- 200g unsalted butter
- 170g sugar
- 3 egg
- 50g yogurt
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1. In a medium bowl, sift together cake flour, almond powder/flour and baking powder. Set aside.
- 2. Microwave the butter until it melts. Set aside.
- 3. In a large bowl, whisk eggs and add sugar at a time. Beat them until creamy or doubled in volume by using an electric mixer (about for 5 to 6 min).
- 4. Add vanilla, yogurt, honey. Mix them to combine evenly.
- 5. Add dry mixture from step #1 into the egg mixture and mix together well. Pour the melted butter into the mixture and mix with a rubber spatula until thoroughly combined.
- 6. Preheat the oven to 180C degree.
- 7. Brush the madeleine mould's tin with melted butter (extra) and dust with flour. Dab away the excess oil. Spoon the batter into the mold and bake the madeleine for about 12 to 15 min or until puffed and light brown.
- Let them cool.
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Is this game different enough from Descent to warrant the purchase? Maybe even a shorter version for when you dont have time to play a full game of Descent? TIA
Descent Light?
I have never played Descent (though I am looking into getting it) but I am almost certain that the two games are nothing alike. Other than the plastic "Hero" figures, that is. Don't be fooled by the look of the pieces though; Drakon almost has nothing at all to do with fantasy. The game mechanics and the theme have absolutely nothing to do with each other. The game could have been given any sort of "wrapping", sci-fi, military, modern day, you name it. This is not to knock Drakon at all, just be prepared for it. I was a bit surprised when I opened up the box and discovered that for myself. Thisis a strategy game, pure and simple like Chess, that just happens to be sent in a fantasy dungeon.
From what little I knw about it, Descent seems more like a Talisman or Heroquest type game. Battling monsters, "leveling up" your hero, and exploring a dungeon while enemies (either controlled by the game or another player) try to kill you.
Drakon is nothing like that at all. The end-all, be-all of Drakon is tile placement. The board is like a computer program, and your pieces simply follow the program that you and the other players build. Very little player choice comes from where you move your piece. 9 times out of 10 you don't have a choice about where to move your piece anyway; the arrows on the board dictate that. The biggest choice, and the heart of the game, is what tile to place and where . Do you place a tile in an attempt to screw over another player, or to help yourself? What can you do with the tiles in your hand? Do you just toss one on the board where it won't matter and hope to draw a more useful one?
If you're looking for a game about controling an adventuring hero who explores dungeons, slays monsters and finds treasure, go with Descent. If you want a pure strategy game that has deceptively simple rules, but lots of depth go with Drakon. Just be prepared for the theme to have nothingto do with the actual mechanics.
I actully own and enjoy both this game and Descent. However, the above poster is completely on the mark when he says that the two games are not even remotely similar. Drakon is a strategy game with a layer of fantasy (even if it does use some of the same figures as Descent) and Descent is an all out fantasy dungeon crawl. That said, I really like both games.
Not at all, this is a much faster paced puzzler, a simple game but a true gem.
Its a tile placer but each tile lays out paths that eaither you or your opponents must traverse in order to collect wealth, some tiles have traps and obstacles that make it difficult to get to your goal, plus the dreaded drakon tiles, which moves the Dragon through the board killing your hero, taking your money, and sending you to square one.
hope this helps!
some informative posts here. thanks!
This game looks really sweet! I might have to get it. It looks fun and really fast(unlike most modern games)!


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GXtest provides Remote WebDriver capabilities that enable running tests on-premises or in any enterprise cloud provider. For companies that want to have on-premise test agents (browsers running over some OS), Selenium Standalone Server is the way to go. Launching and configuring each selenium/browser instance/driver manually could take time, that's why SeleniumHQ provides some images.
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Bill Gates for a Day: Biodiversity
Assessment Paper
By Dan Biller
The value of biodiversity is measured through the concept of Total Economic Value (TEV), which is the sum of its use and non-use values. Use values encompass the value of direct use (extractive – e.g. timber and non extractive – e.g. bird watching); the value of indirect use (e.g. environmental services such as flood protection), and the option value of personally enjoying direct and / or indirect use in the future. Non-use values encompass the notions of altruism, bequest and existence; that is, others including future generations enjoying biodiversity and the fact that the existence of biodiversity has a value even when people don't derive or intend to derive direct or indirect uses of it (e.g. knowing that the Siberian Tiger roams the wild while realizing that one will never see one or use Siberian Tiger products). Since estimating the world's biodiversity TEV is very difficult, uncertain, and controversial , research usually focuses on estimating the benefits of conserving or using biodiversity in a sustainable way in a particular ecosystem or through specific species. In addition, a large share of biodiversity's TEV comes from non-use values. These can be global in nature and are closely linked to biodiversity's public good attributes, making the valuation exercise especially challenging. On the other hand, since the costs of biodiversity conservation and sustainable use of its components are primarily locally borne, cost estimations have been largely absent from the literature.
While the term biodiversity is broad encompassing, as indicated in OECD (2001 and 2002), finding out the precise object to be valued is a key challenge in valuation exercises in general and when specifically valuing biodiversity or a part of it. As discussed, there is a clear distinction between biological resources and biological diversity, but many valuation studies do not make this distinction. They tend to value biological resources rather than biological diversity, which could lead to suboptimal programs to support biodiversity. Projects targeting single species, such as the spotted owl or the tiger, may in biological diversity terms be sub optimal, if these species have a close genetic relative that is not endangered. Moreover, to be relevant for policy making economic valuation of biodiversity should measure marginal or discrete local changes in the availability of biodiversity. For example, land use changes, increased tourism, and increased pollution affect the future flow of services from an ecosystem. It is important to value the impact on this flow when deciding whether to engage in a specific development policy or not.


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"The Evolution of Akko Harbor and its Mediterranean Maritime Trade Links" Authors: Ehud Galili, Baruch Rosen, Dov Zviely, Na'ama Silberstein, and Gerald Finkielsztejn Journal of Island & Coastal Archaeology ...Read More »
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Akko – Acre
Meet Akko Akko offers the visitor exciting Jewish, Christian and Muslim historical sites as well as an amazing, oriental market and marine activities in the port. Much of the excitement ...Read More »
Al Basha Turkish Bath
The Ottomans built a public bath in Akko – Al Basha Turkish Bath. I guess you would call it a Turkish Bath. "Hamam al-Basha" was built at the end of ...Read More »
Zawiyat al-Shaziliyya
Ali Nur al-Din al Yashruti el-Magrabi, a young Sufi sheikh left Tunis, North Africa on his way to Mecca. In Lebanon the Prophet Jona appeared to him in a dream ...Read More »
Underground Prisoners Museum
The Jewish Resistance Fighters Museum features an innovative display run by the Ministry of Defense describing the resistance fighters' imprisonment, their life in prison, the Acre prison break and the story ...Read More »
The Templars' Tunnel
The Templars were a military-monastic order who aided pilgrims and the ailing coming from Europe to visit the holy sites of the Land of Israel. The Templars first settled in ...Read More »
Otzrot BaHoma Museum
Ethnographic Museum "Treasures in the Walls" This unique museum, Otzrot BaHoma or Treasures in the Walls, is located within the north-eastern walls of old Acre, originally built by the Ottoman ruler of the area, Ahmed ...Read More »
Ramchal Synagogue in Acco
The Jewish community of Acre had two synagogues from the 16th to 18th centuries, under Moslem rule: the Achav Synagogue and the Ramchal Synagogue. The Achav Synagogue There is a ...Read More »
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Cintas Corporation Announces Stock Buyback Authorization
CINCINNATI - August 2, 2016 - Cintas Corporation (Nasdaq:CTAS) announced that the Board of Directors approved a share repurchase program under which the Company may repurchase up to $500 million of Cintas common stock at market prices. The number of shares to be repurchased and the timing of the purchases will be determined at the discretion of the Board, and repurchases may be discontinued at any time. This program does not have an expiration date.
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Cintas Corporation helps more than 900,000 businesses of all types and sizes get Ready™ to open their doors with confidence every day by providing a wide range of products and services that enhance our customers' image and help keep their facilities and employees clean, safe and looking their best. With products and services including uniforms, floor care, restroom supplies, first aid and safety products, fire extinguishers and testing, and safety and compliance training, Cintas helps customers get Ready for the Workday®. Headquartered in Cincinnati, Cintas is a publicly held company traded over the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the symbol CTAS and is a component of the Standard & Poor's 500 Index.
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The rollout of 4G from Three is progressing quickly and the network says over three million of its customers are now able to use 4G at no additional cost.
Three has over eight million customers in the UK and more than a third of these (3.1 million) are now getting to enjoy the benefits of 4G. Three customers are all eligible for 4G as long as they have a 4G enabled handset, and they are automatically upgraded to 4G at no extra cost when the network is rolled out in their area. The Three 4G network now covers 48% of the UK population and Three reports that customer satisfaction with network experience at its highest ever. In the space of two years Three has gone from being the most complained about network to the least complained about network according to Ofcom.
According to Dave Dyson, Chief Executive of Three, "The rollout of new capacity is progressing well and, most importantly for me, customer satisfaction is higher than ever. With an advanced 3G network already in place all our customers are able to benefit from a reliable and high performing network."
Rapid growth of 4G from Three
The expansion of Three's 4G network has been rapid and is expected to carry on at the same pace, with 98% of the population likely to have coverage by the end of 2015. As part of this expansion Three is implementing new technology to support low frequency 800MHz spectrum. This will improve both indoor and rural coverage.
Three prides itself on offering an enhanced customer experience, and this may have helped it to add almost half a million (478,000) new active customers during 2014, resulting in an Earnings Before Interest and Tax of £314m.
It's not just Three's customer base that is growing – the amount of data customers are using is increasing too. In December 2013 the average data usage per customer was 2.0GB per month, whereas in December 2014 this had grown to 3.3GB per month, undoubtedly as a result of the introduction of 4G and all you can eat data.
According to Richard Woodward, Chief Financial Officer of Three, "Our 2014 financial results demonstrate the successful execution of our strategy. New and existing customers are increasingly attracted to Three for our quality data network and offers like Feel At Home, which also means they are choosing to spend more and stay longer because of the value they receive. Our focus has been, and will continue to be, on giving our customers the best and fairest mobile experience available to support our financial growth."
Feel At Home roaming service
The Feel At Home service that Woodward refers to allows Three customers to enjoy roaming at no additional cost in a number of countries including the USA, France, Italy and Australia. Over the past couple of weeks Spain and New Zealand have been added to the list, and Three believes that this means around 65% of its customers' overseas trips will be covered by the service.
The Feel At Home service is attracting new customers that travel frequently for business or leisure, and over a third of customers that switch to Three cite Feel At Home as one of the reasons. During 2014 average data use per overseas customer was around thirty times higher in Feel At Home countries than in those countries not covered by the service.
According to Dave Dyson, Chief Executive of Three, "By listening to our customers and focusing on their needs, our customers are happier than ever and their positive word of mouth is helping to attract more customers to Three. We will continue to enhance our network and provide the plans and offers to help customers stay connected in more places both in the UK and overseas."


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Managing growth in medium size business
To earn more money year on year you need growth but true business success is achieving sustainable growth.
Growth can be a dangerous thing if it is not understood, managed or sustainable. The investment that a business needs to make to ensure growth happens can be catastrophic if the following year it disappears. In this month's blog I am going to give you my opinions on how to effectively manage growth, how to plan for it and most importantly how to ensure it is sustainable and profitable.
All medium sized business owners have already had a taste of success and what good earnings feel like. What's dangerous at this point is that you don't get carried away by concentrating on growth in the wrong areas and you stay commercial. The golden advice that I want every business owner to remember from reading this blog is that real growth is not increasing staff numbers or turnover it's about increasing conversions and profit.
Rule one – Understand where you are
Growth is not a guessing game so the first step is to understand how the business is currently performing. I have years of experience in creating sustainable growth and I always begin by mapping out the key pulse points. I can effectively manage a business from £1 – £17m with one sheet of paper as long as it holds the key information on a monthly basis.
Understanding your numbers makes you more confident and educated as a decision maker when creating growth. I would recommend you sit down and map out the following sales management information for the last 3 years:
- Unit sales per month
- Turnover per month
- Gross profit per month
Once you have done this, map out the following financial information:
- Cost base per quarter (this includes staff)
- Net profit per quarter
Managing your current sales performance against the set budget (which includes the growth targets) will ensure you are being proactive and address any underperformance ensuring growth occurs. The financial tracking needs to be done quarterly to ensure any spending is in line with the budget and is not spiralling out of control.
Rule two – Plan, cost and understand how
I keep everything simple and set a plan each year which both my team and I have had input into and understood.
Most businesses plan for growth on a set percentage scale such as 5% or 10% and always base growth on turnover, I don't. You are not reaching your full potential if each year you only grow by the percentage you have for the last 3 years. If you increase your headcount your bottom line should show this. I look for each member of sales staff to contribute to my net profit otherwise what is the point of having them? If my sales team increase so should my take home.
As I would have tracked my historical performance I can easily calculate the actual growth that has been achieved per year, I then plan for a percentage of growth in addition to this. If your figures have decreased then your first plan should be to get back to where you were last year or the year before.
I have detailed below a quick guide to setting a growth plan:
- Understand the area you want growth and plan based on gross profit.
- Work out what amount of growth you want and keep this realistic as its demotivating if your team do not achieve it.
- Meet on a quarterly basis with your staff so they can help plan and buy into your goal.
- Work out your averages per deal and then calculate this back into the number of increased sales required.
- Set clear sales targets and work out a plan with your sales people of how the additional sales will be achieved.
- Check your affordability of the increased marketing or staff costs.
- Work out staff productivity levels to understand if you need to recruit.
- Set a clear time line for the additional growth, sales activity and revenue generation to be complete (financial year).
Rule three – Make more out of what you have
I am the queen of conversion. I love walking into a business and generating growth without them spending any money on increasing staff or lead volumes.
Conversion to me is the absolute key to growth because if you do not manage it effectively you will never be as profitable as you could. To truly understand your conversions you have to understand the sales process in your business. I have mapped out a very simple sales structure below:
- Lead – Appointment
- Appointment – Quote
- Quote – Order
- Order – Invoice
- Invoice – Revenue Received
Understanding your conversions helps you understand where you are losing money. If you plan for growth and invest in your marketing to generate more leads but your sales staff can't convert you have wasted time and money.
If your business could benefit from conversion advice, feel free to contact me directly.
Rule four – keep it real and your feet on the ground
The point at which a small business grows to a medium sized one is not as risky as the point in which a medium business grows larger and I know this from my own personal experience. A medium business outgrows the business premises, I.T infrastructure, staffing structure and most often the management structure. All of this results in an increased cost base and unsettled staff.
60% of all the consultancy work I do is helping medium sized businesses develop and cope with growth. Developing a management team from the small/medium business mentality to manage a larger business is hard so getting everyone's buy in is very important.
My advice is, think everything through and do things for the right reasons. Keeping your feet on the ground as the money is rolling in is hard. More money means more disposable income, more decision makers to spend the money and ultimately a change in the position and expectation of the business. Swanky offices and increased spending are only really necessary if they have a direct impact on the bottom line.
Rule five – report and reflect
Acknowledgement of growth is an important aspect to managing it. You need to set up regular, accurate reporting that measures the current business and staffs performance. I always measure against two indicators:
- Actual performance year to date against current budget
- Actual performance year to date, against the previous years
I could write for pages on how to effectively create and manage growth but I hope this short blog gives you an insight to how achievable it is.


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One of the biggest obstacles to buying a home is having enough money for the down payment and closing costs. The down payment is pretty straightforward. It is the difference between the purchase price and the amount of the mortgage. Depending on the loan program minimum down payments can vary from 0% down to 20% down. The most common programs that don't have income or other qualifying limitations are FHA and conventional where down payments of 3.5% and 5% of the purchase price are required.
Surprisingly, the down payment is usually less of an obstacle than the closing costs that can easily total several times the down payment. People often wonder how closing costs can end up being so much and can vary so widely from one home to another. The quick answer is, property taxes. They will usually total close to a year's worth of taxes needed at closing. That is because property taxes in PA are paid for the year in advance. So at closing, the buyer needs to do two things concerning the taxes 1. The buyer needs to reimburse the owner for the taxes paid on the property for the time the new buyer is going to own it and 2. the buyer also needs to set up an escrow account for the taxes that will be due the coming year on the home. Usually the total of those two items will equal one years' worth of taxes.
For example, if the school taxes are paid up until June 30 of the current year and the closing will occur on April 1, the new owner will reimburse the seller for the taxes from April 1 until June 30. The same thing will occur for the county taxes that are paid until December 31. The new owner will reimburse the seller from April 1 until December 31. The buyer will need to set up an escrow account so that there will be enough money in the account to pay the new tax bills that will be coming out during the year. The closing agent will calculate how much needs to be paid back to the seller and the lender will calculate how much needs to be put into the escrow account so that when 1/12th of the taxes is put into the account each month there will be enough money to pay the bills. It doesn't matter when (during the year) you close, the total of those two items will come to very close to one year's worth of taxes.
When you add the PA transfer tax (which is 2% of the purchase price of the home), title insurance, appraisal and lender's and recording fees you get a number that usually is about 6% or so of the sales price. If there are Homeowners' Association fees those would be added to that total as well. The good news is, you can get some help with the closing costs. Depending on the program, the seller can pay up to 6% of the sales price towards the closing costs (referred to as a "sellers assist"). In most cases that would cover virtually all of the costs. That contribution would have to be made part of the agreement so plan ahead when making an offer if you need some help paying the closing costs. Adding in that contribution will make the seller less flexible on the price but it can be worth it to make the transaction work.


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Scientists in South Africa are monitoring a new coronavirus variant with an unusually high mutation rate, and whose frequency has gradually increased in recent months, the National Institute for Communicable Diseases said Monday.
The variant, known as C.1.2, was flagged last week by the KwaZulu-Natal Research and Innovation and Sequencing Platform in a preprint study that has yet to be peer-reviewed.
While the majority of South Africa's coronavirus cases are currently caused by the Delta variant – first detected in India – C.1.2 caught scientists' attention because its mutation is almost twice as fast as observed in other global variants.
Its frequency remains relatively low, however, and it has so far been detected in less than 3 percent of genomes sequenced since it was first picked up in May – although this has increased from 0.2 to 2 percent last month.
NICD scientists on Monday said C.1.2 was only "present at very low levels" and that it was too early to predict how it might evolve.
"At this stage we do not have experimental data to confirm how it reacts in terms of sensitivity to antibodies," NICD researcher Penny Moore said during a virtual press briefing.
But "we have considerable confidence that the vaccines that are being rolled out in South Africa will continue to protect us against severe illness and death," she added.
So far C.1.2 has been detected in all nine of South Africa's provinces, as well as in other parts of the world including China, Mauritius, New Zealand, and Britain.
It is however not frequent enough to qualify as a "variant of interest" or a "variant of concern" such as the highly transmissible Delta and Beta variants, the latter of which emerged in South Africa late last year.
South Africa is the continent's hardest hit country with over 2.7 million COVID-19 cases reported to date, of which at least 81,830 have been fatal.
The Beta variant drove a second wave of infections in December and January, and the country is now grappling with a persistent third Delta-dominated wave predicted to overlap with a looming fourth.


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From the fourth edition of The Parson's Handbook, pages iii and iv:
It is indeed essential to remember that, important though the artistic side of public worship must be, the ceremonial question is primarily a moral one. We have to be honest and straightforward in obeying the rules we are pledged to carry out, candid in acknowledging mistakes, courageous in rectifying them, and humble in comparing the value of authority with that of our own private judgment. We need not, indeed, think our offices incapable of improvement . . . .
Here Dearmer is contrained by the rubrics of the prayer book and English law, but not custom which flew in the present lax standards of
catechising of children, the age for Confirmation, the position of the Holy Communion, and the daily services. Our attempts at setting up our own judgment against that of the Church have failed with melancholy persistency. To-day we are recovering what we have lost, because on the whole we have become more conscientious; but in an age when every point of Christian theology has to be justified to a critical world, we have more than ever to show that we are capable of dealing fairly with facts in the simpler and more obvious matter of ceremonial.
While Christian faith and practice is more that "the magic hour on Sunday" new and prospective Christians are likely to connect with other Christians first through worship. It needs to be clear in its purposes, as comprehensive as possible and attractive to the senses. It's been my experience — and perhaps Dearmer's — that middle-class sensitivities run against all of these. Bland, vague, parochial and shabby too often describes the middle-class church. Such a church is captive to itself. When you read Dearmer and his like, don't see is so much as a cookbook but an escape map.


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On Pilgrimage – October/November 1975
Summary: Fondly recalls Sister Aloysia who guided her preparation for Baptism, mentions tax resistance, and the enthusiasm of a convention of 16,000 charismatic Catholics whom she wishes would embrace peace activities, rejection of war, and income tax resistance. However, she admires their return to Scripture and communitarian spirit. Keyword: Pentecostal (The Catholic Worker, October-November 1975, 1, 8. DDLW #557).
Awakening one fall morning, at daybreak, I suddenly wanted to go to New York. I had been at the farm in Tivoli for some weeks. (It is a good place to be and there are visitors, letters to answer, writing to do, and peace and quiet to do it in.) Often when I am there I feel guilty to be escaping the noise and turmoil of the Lower East Side, and the sadly crowded house of hospitality. But it was not guilt which made me take off for New York. Tommy Hughes was driving to the city and impulsively I went along. I arrived in time for the five-thirty mass.
Saint Elizabeth Seton
There I had a sudden overwhelming realization that I had been brought down to the city to participate in the Mass at our Nativity Church on Second Avenue, in honor of the about-to-be-canonized saint, Elizabeth Ann Seton! The next morning, I went to the Mass for the Spanish-speaking, where men, women and children, even the man who passed the collection basket, sang joyously, participating most truly in the Holy Sacrifice. In the afternoon, I sat engrossed before a television set which made us all present in Rome, at St. Peter's where the great ceremony was taking place. When the day was over, I felt that I had truly been at the canonization of someone to whom I felt was close indeed.
There was a special reason for this. There was a humble little sister on Staten Island, retired after years of teaching second grade, who lived down the beach at St. Joseph's by the Sea (now a busy academy, but then a place for old, retired sisters). She used to slip over to see me when she could, to help me study a penny catechism, as it used to be called, to become a member of the Catholic Church. I had met her on the road between our bungalow and the Sister's home.
The year before she had introduced me to a young priest who baptized my infant daughter. So it was Sister Aloysia Mary (or Mary Aloysia?), one of the daughters of St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, who kept after me with unflagging perseverance, bringing me all kinds of Catholic "propaganda," from the Messenger of the Sacred Heart to the lives of the saints.
She was a dear, God rest her soul, and what would I have done without her! She brought me also my first glimpse of the liberty of the children of God, the children of the Church, (which Lenny Bruce said once was the only THE Church in America). Nothing daunted her, neither my Communist friends, nor my purely atheist friends, some of whom lived on the beach too, all close friends who observed the progress of my conversion with interest. They were not surprised – "Dorothy had always been too religious in her attitudes," they said.
Dear Sisters of Charity, dear Sister Aloysia, how grateful I always will be to you! "Superstitious" as I am, I am sure that it was a nudge from the departed friend and counsellor, Sister Aloysia, that impelled me to go to New York that beautiful weekend of celebrations.
We have friends amongst these Sisters now, together with other Orders, who are helping us to get our new women's house, Maryhouse, started on Third Street. Sisters of Charity have contributed beds, thirty of them. Sisters of Charity come down to help us in their spare time. Sister Margaret Dowling, head of the entire order, has contributed substantially to the repairs called for. God bless them all.
I'd like to call special attention to a story in this issue of the paper – it is Peggy Scherer's story, on the front page, of the Peacemaker victory. (It is the completed story of the news box which appeared on page three of the last issue.) It is a story of gentle persistence, the power of Truth – faith in Truth (remembering that Christ is our Truth). He is the Way, the Truth, the Life.
Chuck Matthei had told me the story of his interviews with the head of the Internal Revenue Service, the almost daily dialogue that went on between them, and the frank and "manly" admission, made finally by the IRS chief, that a mistake had been made, that the Peacemakers had Truth on their side. I felt a great sense of joy and thanksgiving, a sense of hope too, that our officials in Washington D.C. could be approached in this way – with dignity and perseverance, with courtesy, with the recognition that we are all, each one of us, whether government official or radical (one who gets to the roots of things), children of God. We do believe that we are all brothers and sisters. We believe, too, that we can only show our love for God by our love for our brothers and sisters. So we share our joy with you, our readers, and hope we all have a sense of renewed strength and energy to continue our opposition to all violence, to all wars.
We point out that one way not to have to pay income tax, so much of which goes to the military, into stockpiling, into sales of weapons to other countries, is to seek more ways of living a life of voluntary poverty, to follow our Lord Jesus and his loveable servant St. Francis.
Pentecostal Meeting
Last month, I drove to Atlantic City with Alice and Joan from the Catholic Worker farm at Tivoli, to attend the regional meeting of the Charismatics, as everybody now terms the Pentecostal movement. I love the word Pentecost because Pentecost is my favorite feast in the Church. I was confirmed on that day with a large group of adults and felt it to be the happiest moment in my life. Even more than on the day of my conditional baptism into the Catholic Church I felt sure, settled, and convinced in the Way which stretched ahead of me. That was a few years before I met Peter Maurin, the founder of the CW movement. My confirmation prepared me for that meeting.
The meeting was an amazing coming together of 16,500 people at Atlantic City. Always I had distrusted crowds, mass enthusiasm. Peter Maurin once gave us a book to read called The Devil's Share, by de Rougement which told of mass movements and people's desire to be swayed, influenced, "beside themselves," swept by a common joy as in a football game or a baseball game. Mobs, lynching mobs, too, feel this singleness of purpose. Something takes possession of them at such times, de Rougement points out. Fr. Ronald Knox wrote a book called Enthusiasm years ago, about mass movements in the church, and many Catholics thought the Catholic Worker movement was tarred with than brush, it might be said.
I had been to two charismatic meetings and had found only a profound joy and sense of prayer, and a deep concern for our brothers and sisters. One meeting was at Ann Arbor at the Newman club of the University of Michigan, and the communal prayer and the beauty of the singing impressed me and Lou Murphy of the Detroit House of Hospitality. The other meeting was in a small Mexican settlement situated on top of a mountainous dump, across the river from El Paso, Texas. A group of us drove across the border one Saturday morning. (I was travelling home to New York by bus, with stop overs, after my ten days in a California prison camp during the United Farm Workers struggle against an injunction against picketing.)
There I encountered Mexicans across our border in a most miserable condition of destitution, living in rags on these dumps managed by a contractor, who paid the Mexicans to scavenge for old iron, metals, bottles and other trash. The average family, with all members working, could earn barely enough to feed themselves. It was on the top of this hill of junk that a small, cement block shed with no windows, only open spaces, was their little chapel. Benches were built from bits of lumber. A confessional had been set up, perhaps constructed from the wreck of an old car, and there men and women went to confession, while those left in the chapel sang their joyous hymns and awaited the Mass.
After the Eucharist there was a sharing of clothes brought by the group from El Paso, and a small grocery cooperative was set up where hundred-pound sacks of beans and rice made up the produce. It was a long and beautiful morning. It was not just social work. It was a sharing, a visit, a day of festival. Children were often taken to picnics and Passion Plays and festivals, I heard. There was a close contact between these two disparate groups. Of Course medical needs were cared for too. Much work was being done by this dedicated group of young people. But it was also an example of their sense of the primacy of the spiritual. The El Paso group was giving the best they had and they paid their Mexican brothers and sisters the compliment of recognizing that they too rejoiced in the primacy of the spiritual.
I spoke of these experiences to about a thousand hearers in "my workshop" at Atlantic City, and it was a most responsive audience. Already we have received a generous supply of blankets four our new house and for Tivoli. I could tell of other works these groups have done, but there is no space here. I only wish that the cause of peace, the rejection of war and service in the armed forces, and refusal to pay income tax could be part of their way of life. Jesus told us to love our enemies and St. Francis' followers made a rejection of feudal service to the war lords of the time part of their religious commitment.
In the early days of St. Francis, his following the teachings of Christ did indeed mean voluntary poverty and rejection of war. However there is, as we all know, an individual, a personal struggle going on today among priests and nuns who are seeking "lifestyles" closer to the poor. These struggles also are found in the charismatic movement.
There were four good sermons, down to earth and solid in doctrine, preached by Fr. Francis McNutt, O. P., which were listened to with most impressive attention by those 16,500 people. That same group sang the Alleluias with a beauty and a might joy which almost rocked the dingy, vast convention hall. It was a weekend which was a retreat for me and those who were with me, and I was reminded often of Father John Hugo of Pittsburgh, whose retreats aroused the same joy in our hearts years ago.
Catholic Worker Retreats
Those were retreats a week long and in silence, in the beautiful surroundings of Oakwood, Pa., and Catholic Workers came from all over the country to attend them. Fr. Hugo wrote also, for the pages of the Catholic Worker, those magnificent articles The Crime of Conscription, and Catholics Can be Conscientious Objectors, and Weapons of The Spirit. He saw the importance of "alternative life styles" while we were being labeled "romantic agrarians" by opponents in Washington at the Catholic University.
Father Hugo I would certainly term an intellectual and he appealed to and also affronted higher-ups in Catholic intellectual circles, so he suffered, bright sun in our lives that he was, an eclipse.
But one final point in his retreat always was, "unless the grain of wheat fall into the ground and die it remains alone. But if it dies it bears much fruit." Another was "Christ was obedient unto death."
And to me this "charismatic movement" (I prefer the term "Pentecostal") is the fruit, the result of such teachings as that of Fr. J. Hugo, the priest who has influenced my thinking, my understanding of the spiritual life more than any other.
I did not intend to write this encomium, but it has just poured forth from my pen as I sit here at Maryfarm, Tivoli, back home from this joyful spiritual weekend. To praise God is to rejoice. Those final Psalms in the Bible have that same gladness and indicate the singing of a multitude.
The Pentecostal movement is also a return to scripture (everyone had the New Testament and Psalms with them). It is Personalism and Communitarianism too. Communities have been set up all over the country. No longer will families fight a solitary struggle to survive.
How far the Pentecostals with their family communities follow the teaching of the Popes on birth control, in these days of unemployment, lack of housing etc., it is hard to say. But there is, together with the hard teachings of the Church, an emphasis on faith and prayer, and the seventy-times-seven teachings of Jesus about forgiveness which to me marks the power of the Confessional.
(But where is the Confessional these days? We want a place where we can hide our heads as we confess our mean and paltry sins.)
Back at St. Joseph's
We are going through a busy time at the CW – Always the Line, what Johannah Hughes, who grew up with us, used to call the "bread-lions", when she was a little girl.
The Line means trips to Hunts Point Market for vegetables reach week. It means the converted United Parcel truck coming down from Tivoli farm with more vegetables. It means cleaning vegetables at night and early morning rising to make a soup filled also with protein – lentils, split peas or beans. (navy beans rose from 20 to 41 dollars a hundred pounds this last week.) It means the whole staff taking turns cleaning, mopping daily at St. Joseph's house and now scraping plaster and old wax off the linoleum or tiles at Maryhouse and scrubbing there, (on their knees) room by room. Always visitors, actually from all over the world. I have talked with visitors from Africa, South America, Australia, England. Long talks mean an exchange of knowledge of all the great, and thank God, also the good changes which are taking place in this time of travail. It is a busy time for me because I have two articles to write, – one for Helene Iswolsky's Third Hour and one for America. Also two trips ahead – one to Alderson, West Va. with Sister Margaret Traxler for a meeting with the women prisoners at the Federal prison there, and on to Minnesota to visit friends and to rest. Those friends have paid for my fare three times by now, so sooner or later I must go. I will love being there!
By these last paragraphs our readers will know I am in good health (the Pentecostals believe in Healings, you know) and they will also excuse me for being remiss about answering mail. Please forgive us our omissions and pray for us.


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2nd sensor in sketch not showing up in HA
mrhutchinsonmn last edited by mrhutchinsonmn
I am trying to modify my working moisture sensor sketch to present 2 child Ids instead of one. Arduino serial monitor shows the data from both sensors and HA sees it but the 2nd sensor does not show up in unused entities. I am confident I am erring in my sketch somehow but not sure where.
/* AnalogReadSerial Reads an analog input on pin 0, prints the result to the Serial Monitor. Graphical representation is available using Serial Plotter (Tools > Serial Plotter menu). Attach the center pin of a potentiometer to pin A0, and the outside pins to +5V and ground. This example code is in the public domain. http://www.arduino.cc/en/Tutorial/AnalogReadSerial */ // Enable debug prints // #define MY_DEBUG // Enable and select radio type attached #define MY_RADIO_RF24 //#define MY_RADIO_NRF5_ESB //#define MY_RADIO_RFM69 //#define MY_RADIO_RFM95 #define CHILD_ID_A0 0 #define CHILD_ID_A1 1 #include <MySensors.h> MyMessage msg(CHILD_ID_A0, V_LEVEL); MyMessage msg2(CHILD_ID_A1, V_LEVEL); // the setup routine runs once when you press reset: void setup() { // initialize serial communication at 9600 bits per second: Serial.begin(9600); } void presentation() { sendSketchInfo("Analog Soil Moisture Sensor", "1c.0"); present(CHILD_ID_A0, S_MOISTURE); present(CHILD_ID_A1, S_MOISTURE); } // the loop routine runs over and over again forever: void loop() { // read the input on analog pin 0: int sensorValue = analogRead(A0); int sensorValueA1 = analogRead(A1); // print out the value you read: Serial.println(sensorValue); Serial.println(sensorValueA1); send(msg.set(sensorValue)); send(msg.set(sensorValueA1)); delay(10000); // delay in between reads for stability }
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2020-03-16 15:56:04 WARNING (MainThread) [mysensors.sensor] child_id 0 already exists in children of node 105, cannot add child 2020-03-16 15:56:04 WARNING (MainThread) [mysensors.sensor] child_id 1 already exists in children of node 105, cannot add child
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@mrhutchinsonmn I think the error indicates the child already exist, so you could try to change the node id, or modify the persistence file manually:
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@mrhutchinsonmn said in 2nd sensor in sketch not showing up in HA:
MyMessage msg(CHILD_ID_A0, V_LEVEL); MyMessage msg2(CHILD_ID_A1, V_LEVEL); [...] void loop() { [...] send(msg.set(sensorValue)); send(msg.set(sensorValueA1)); [...] }
You are sending both sensor values with the same message, so they both get reported to child ID 0 and child ID 1 will never show up.
Change the second send function from
skywatch last edited by
@BearWithBeard You beat me to it by a minute!
mrhutchinsonmn last edited by
@BearWithBeard said in 2nd sensor in sketch not showing up in HA:
Yes, that was it!! Thank you!!


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My Uganda connect send me a bunch of Uganda songs and I'm slowly listening and shifting through the music. One of the songs that immediately caught my ear is this song "nakupenda" by Aziz Azion. We have been slowly but surely been featuring music from Uganda on the site, so this is one of the additions. Aziz Azion is a household name in Uganda and most of hist tracks are know for their signature guitar tunes. He's a monster on the guitar and started off by playing guitar for some of the biggest Uganda bands.
Since we haven't featured Aziz here before I'm going to showcase two of his songs. The exclusive new track "Nakupenda" is one of those feel good tracks that GNL drops a couple of 16's for a crazy collabo. The second track is "Nkumila Omukwano" that was released early this year and is one of Aziz's biggest songs to date. I had sent out this song to a couple of djs a while back and the response was that the song was a keeper. I wanna know what people out here think of Aziz. Enjoy!!!
Listen to the Tracks below
Nkumila Omukwano[audio:http://files.getmziki.com/Aziz_Azion_ Nkumila_Omukwano.mp3]
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Friday, June 1, 2012
Stop Rushing And See
Shortly after learning that I was pregnant for the very first time, I decided to start a journal. A journal that would someday, maybe when she married or had her first child, go to my baby. I journaled about my excitement to welcome this little bundle into my life, then after she was born I continued to journal about her life and how much we loved her.
With each of the following children, I continued journaling to them in their own journal. My goal was to write to each child two to four times a year. I love writing to them, even though I just pray they can actually read my handwriting. {smiles} These are journals that, until this moment, no one other than my husband knew existed. I would like for my children to not know about them until I present them to each one on that special day.
The past few months I have been thinking about my journals and realized I hadn't written in awhile. So just this week I decided to pull the journals down and write. I was shocked and saddened to realize that it has been a little more than two years since I had written to my precious blessings. Life moves on. It moves so fast. I let myself get so busy that I hadn't shared with my children all those precious things they do. I was too busy to write out verses and encouragement for them. Too busy to share with them in way for them to always see in black and white how much I love them.
But, so busy with what? We rushed through our days why? My kids are growing up so fast. I don't want to rush anymore. I don't want to be busy with nothing anymore. I don't want to put anything {other than God of course} above my family. I want to enjoy my kids. I want to really see them. See their individuality, their passions, their strengths, their dreams.
We used to sit down at night together and read a book, a chapter a night. When was the last time I did that? I don't even know. We used to sing fun and silly songs together. My favorite song that we sang to each other came from our favorite book, Love You Forever. When was the last time we sang that song to each other? I don't remember. Yes, kids grow up. Yes, interests change. But that doesn't mean we quit being a family. It doesn't mean we stop connecting and reaching out.
It is time to refocus. Time to connect. Time to place a high priority on my family.
Mandy, one of my lovely co-leaders of Woman is to Woman, is starting a series today for Family Fridays. This series is taken from the book, Resolution for Women, which comes from the movie Courageous. Please take the time to check out her post today and follow along each Friday. I promise you will be blessed. Click HERE.
Sweet Blessings~
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Such a lovely idea to write a journal and verses of encouragement for you children. I think that is something I need to start doing.
I think the main way I discipline myself to see my child is through taking photographs. It makes me pause and enjoy him.
(coming to you via five miunte friday)
This reminded me of a passage I read yesterday in Ecclesiastes...ReplyDelete
"Behold, what I have seen to be good and fitting is to eat and drink and find enjoyment in all the toil with which one toils under the sun the few days of his life that God has given him, for this is his lot. Everyone also to whom God has given wealth and possessions and power to enjoy them, and to accept his lot and rejoice in his toil—this is the gift of God. For he will not much remember the days of his life because God keeps him occupied with joy in his heart."
(Ecclesiastes 5:18-20 ESV)
Visiting today from the Faith-filled Friday link-up.
Journaling wasn't a big deal when my kids were litte. I wish it had been. It is so very easy to miss the growing up of our children. I have said more than once I would love to go back to when they were little so I could really focus on them. There are things that I know I have forgotten...things I never thought I would forget. It's so easy. It's also very sad that we lose these precious times because of our busyness in life!ReplyDelete
Thank you for this reminder to reminisce. We all need to take time to 'stop and smell the roses' a little more often!
so neat to read of your choice of sight. Blessings to you on this 5 minute Friday!ReplyDelete
Wonderful post! It feels like my children are growing faster than I can keep up with. But, my wife and I try to make the most of our time with them. God bless!ReplyDelete
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Beautiful,yet convicting reminder, Jenifer! I love that you journal to each one of your children. That's an amazing legacy you are leaving them!ReplyDelete
Oh, what a beautiful post! My daughter graduating next week is helping me to truly "see" her as she moves into this next phase of life.ReplyDelete
It definitely speaks through the "busy" and gets right to a mom's heart :)
Thanks for sharing!
Lovely, it's so important to take the time to truly see our families now, right where there at. To be an active participant in the everydayness of life. Before we know it those moments will be gone.ReplyDelete
Hi Jenifer--you're part of my small women's group and I want to get more connected with you! This is an excellent idea for the future--I don't have kids yet, but I DO love to write and have thought about doing this when the time comes. Also, I'm glad you put the link to Mandy's post about the Resolution book because I also started reading the first chapter and have thought about blogging about it as well, going to follow her now. Go check out my blog when you get a chance! thanks!ReplyDelete


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National special report
MANCHESTER: Pakistan Government has handed over Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain to British officials for further action. Ikhalaq Hussain (12/09/1977) formally of Mayfield Terrace, Rochdale was flown to the UK onTuesday (January 28) after being arrested in Punjab on Saturday 26 January 2019.
Hussain had fled, part way through his 2015 trial, which was one of a series launched under the umbrella of Operation Doublet; a large scale police investigation formed in 2012 to investigate reports of historic child sexual exploitation between 2003 and 2013, predominantly in the Rochdale area of Greater Manchester.
According to Greater Manchester Police, in April 2016 at Minshull Street Crown Court, Hussain was sentenced in his absence to 19 years imprisonment after being found guilty of three counts of sexual activity with a child, two counts of rape and one count of conspiracy to rape. GMP – with assistance from national and international partners – have been pursuing Hussain ever since.
Speaking after extradition of Ikhlaq Hussain, Detective Superintendent Jamie Daniels, Senior Investigating Officer for Operation Doublet, said:"Hussain is a sexual predator who mistakenly thought he could flee to another country to live the good life, while his victim was forced to deal with the consequences of his vile actions and robbed of justice. His apprehension demonstrates that when it comes to pursuing perpetrators of child sexual exploitation, we will hunt them across the globe if necessary.
"No escape for criminals, even
across international boundaries;
says British Hight Commissioner
"His extradition is an overwhelmingly positive result for GMP as well as agencies – including the National Crime Agency, the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the British High Commission in Pakistan and the Pakistani authorities – who've worked in partnership with us for a number of years in order to catch Hussain and bring him back to the UK. It would be remiss of me not to also take this opportunity to thank the original NHS Crisis Intervention team, Rochdale Metropolitan Borough Council and St Mary's Sexual Assault Referral Centre in Manchester. They have supported us from the very outset and were integral to the original court outcomes.
"Most importantly though, I must once more, publicly commend the bravery and courage of Hussain's victim, who was subjected to the most horrific abuse. For her sake above all, we have always remained determined to catch Hussain – regardless of how much time passed or distance he travelled; and I do hope this extradition provides her with a measure of comfort as she can continues to rebuild her life.
"Today's extradition demonstrates our dedication to ensuring criminals face justice. No matter how many years have passed, we will do everything in our power to ensure dangerous predators like Hussain are caught and face up to their abhorrent crimes. I hope that this news serves as a stark warning to abusers that this kind of behaviour will not be tolerated. I also hope it sends a clear message to those who think that they can flee to the other side of the world to avoid serving a prison sentence –we won't stop until you are put behind bars."
Dr Christian Turner, British High Commissioner to Pakistan, said: "This latest example of close co-operation between the UK's and Pakistan's law enforcement agencies shows there is no escape for those who flee from the law, even across international boundaries. Choudhry Ikhalaq Hussain will finally face jail for his terrible crimes. This is down to the hard work and excellent collaboration between Pakistan and UK authorities, including the Federal Investigation Agency, the Punjab Police, Greater Manchester Police, and teams at the British High Commission in Islamabad."


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